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DISTRICT C-URr-Oct. 27th.-Irad Kelley vs..
City Of Cleveland. Plaintiff sought to obtain
the value Of about L acres of land appropriated
by the city in 1850, for the formation of Case
Avenue, and used for that purpose in 1853
The Court held that Plaintiff had virtually re-
ceiycd his claim, by falling to make application
for redress within thirty days. the time limited
by the charter, after the appropriation, and
therefore was not entitled to recover. Plaintiff
then said that the citv, in laying out the Ave-
nue., had, by varying from the line previously
determined Upoi, come TOO far west, and thus
encrOached upon his property.
This question was left to the decision Of the
Jury, who found for Defendant Counsel for
Plaintiff. S;etson & Son for Defendant Will
hanson & Riddle, and City Attorney.
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