Superior Court.
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DEc. l6.-fraacts Mason James .ippie6y.-This was
an action TO damages for injuries inflicted by the
bite Of dog The defendant resides in Pitt street. where
he keeps ms slaughtcrhouss. Tho plaintiff passing
through the street. in the month OF June las and while
passing the slau house. the defendants dog out
and fastened his leg, cerstng severely and con-
ning him to his room for nearly month during which
he attended by medical man For the defence, II
sought be shown that the plaintiff must have at
tempted enter the defendants premises otherwise the
dog would not have meddled with him. IL was also
sought TO be shown that the woun was not oi serious
character The jury found verdict Tor Paip'in Sioo
For plaintiff MIR. Evans; for defendant, Nlr Leverage.


Win. Dnncford U.s. DInicf r.. Iytec, fe'dndna % fd"o
ahis was an action o trespass for an alleged iorc
BILE entry into certain premises IN Chambers street,
known as Palmo's Opera House. The case was merely
opened, and one witness examined


Before Judge Oakley


Harrison rs. Sptrcer.-Ths cause, which was com
neced not concluded when the Court ad
urosd and It is understood it will take the remain
der OF the week.