Claim for $20, wages.
Defendant said he did not recognise plaintiff as his servant. He had intiff's brother dered plain from him, but from his own brother, to whom defendant would pay it. Both were present when defendant paid the $25.
ntiff said—I am a carpenter on board defendant's chip and worked irom September the Sth till the 20th October. My wages were direction he saw the constable trying to secure Sergeant Yeouan said while going in that French and came to his assistance. Jones interfered several times and he advised him on each occasion to go away. At the station, French struck him in the mouth.
The chief steward appeared and gave Jones a good character. French had only shipped this voyage, but was also well behaved.
French remanded till Thursday. Jones Stealing a watch and chain.
Prisoner pleaded not guilty.
Joux Doveras, sworn, said—I am an en-
lathes on the foot of the ted. "On the 20th flame. On 28th Nov., i ile! ina inoer's assistant and staying in the Sailors'
strange room, called the hospital,
T got up at 6, and at 6.30 missed my watch and chain, which werein my clothes when [put them off the previous night, I asked Murray and another man in the room if they had seen
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.