Marine Court.
Before Judra Waterbury
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JAN. l3.-Jno. K Weed Va. .alerandsr Cummings-
The plaintiff lease from the defendant pre-
misses No. Al Iowery during last April 10 take posses
sion on the 6rst Of May At the rate Of $ls ssi per
month for the year. On about the first OF May, the
plaintiff visited these premises, and found that the
pairs and otner necessary improvements had not been
made ,yding to the stpuiatons Of agreement he
there found e defendant who said they shoul be made
ready in two or three days. so that his family might take
possession he he defendant also said that the base
ment to be occupied by glass staner, whose bust
mes: would in no way iacommode him. and that in the
contemplated erection OF q small furnace which could
be heated with very little fuel. he would suffer in
conyenience whstsscr, and that the adjoining house
would be let to small and respectable family the
trary of all this was made apparent, and no defence
Whatever was offered In exteuuaon the furniture
seriously impaired from the excessive heat of the fur
mace and the rooms filed with smoke and rendered
almost entirely uninhabtable the complainant also
seriously annoyed by the children Of two large families
who occupied the next adjoining apartment and he
found himself compelled to vacate the premises
about the first Of December last and brings action
for damages sustained by him. The court gave judg.
ment in the Of hundred dollars, (he largest
amount within the jurisdiction Of this courJ for the
complainant.