Common Pleas.
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Fee. l9-ThsaU vs. Doyk.-The Jury, in this case
already noticed, rendered verdict for plaintiff. Six
cents damages. and six cents costs.


John Pan Wort vs. Joseph J. Wsa.-This en- action
brought under the lien Law, 10 amount oi
sleo 2s for certain materials alleged to have been fur
nshed the defendant for buildings which he deendsnt)
had been constructing In the Third Avenue The defence
put wos that the materials In question were furnished
TO party named John Garrison who the contractor
aud agreed execute the work for s. 000 which he had
completed with the exception Of about six weeks work
aHd received therefor 81 sa0 when he abandoned the Job
The defendant subsequently foished the building which
cost him. 1t alleged s4oo to $780, The defendant
further alleges that plsin has tight recover
cause he had already psd ssO0 more than he originally
contracted for. Adjourned over.


For plaintiff Mr.. Tominson for defendant, Mr.. Sand
ferd - a' tl $40 7