The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-22
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Susan Smith, Mayer arnold, William 4. oaryll, and
John Doll VS.; Henry Huston. Henry Trottman, and
i The ioiiowinEs LOVING complaints and applications were
To the Honorable the Judges of the said Court
dents or owners Of real estate in the Immediate
Vicinity OF the Prs%WseS %e No tSS North Fn street
the city of philadelphia. In said district. Susan
sTes To oKSs Tsspsh pshe pPopeq.p & @ &
CarrylI owns the premises No. 44i, and John Doll
e. The said premises No. 4s0 and adjoining premises
sain about 90 feet in front or breadth t6ereSpon ex
tending to considerable distance eastward; since
Trottman have been in occupancy and possession
thereof as essees from the said Dunlap the owner Of
g. The said Huston and Trottman are, by occupa
ton, coppersmths and manufacturers of kettles and
TONED period have carried that business at said
OF the defendant Dunlap, who receives rent
M 6pd3GTR 0 mem tha 6nsness thew smpov
number of men, who are engaged during most OF the
iaie at night. in hammerng and pounding upon hoi-
low-ware vessels Of copper thereby producing great
TO Interfere with the class duties OF the school the
g AZ a ~ ySe
pose quiet and sleep Of the complainants and their
said premis owned by others OF the complainans by
the said continued noise and din boarders have been
those who remain there, and those who live In other
SAID premises are deprived 9f the comforts opeaVs
and nervous systems; there have been various in
ants severay where sick persons and children have
been made worse by the noise IN question. During
the warm weather the complanants are re-
closed partially 10 protect themselves ON the said
noises; during the contin ance of work the
seQuent noises by defendants and tLer employees II
is actually Impossible for plaintiffs and their families
within lis each TO sleep read, attend 70 any
daily religious duties; the value of the remses thus
subject this vexatons annoyance is thereby greatly
diminished and impaired, either for the purpose OF
sale or of letIing our.
plainRnis were occupied or owned before the de-
lendants Huston and Trottman moved into No. 439.
9. ComplainantS have severally, at various times,
caused application 10 be made to the defendants
Huston ana TTottman TO cease their said noises and
din, but in vain they threaten 10 continue the same
their said place. regardless of the injury moes-
tation thereby OccasOned 10 plantiffs and others.
z. The plaintiffs thereupon ask equitable relief as
follows viz THAT Injunction be awarded restran-
ing the defendants and each of them, their aud each
OF their agents and workmeu, from using employ
ing the premises on the east side of Fifth street.
tween Willow and Buttonwood streets, or any part
thereof In the manufacture OF copper ware by pound
ing, and from employing IL in any for any pur
pose which shall require occasion noise or DIN shat
shall be reasonably annoying Injurious, or onen-
sVe to the plaintiffs the persons residing or own
ing property In the said neghborhOod, and such othef
relief may be proper.
Held under consideration. ,,,,.. - =
Guillou aud McElrOy tor plaintihsi buIileb anu
McMurtTe for defendants.