New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19

want, the city to nay him $4,000. Kate j. MusSoo
fell I'm Tenth ave- owing to Ice On the ei"e"ak, GU"
her injuries she asks S50,0O0l from the CITY, % e
Perlbafter fell into coal-hoe In Forty-second- anu
he asks the court TO award him $Zo'ooo ua,ae'
William Xix fell on the ice the sidewalk IN iny
Attn st and he estimates his injuries ut $Zoooo' ~
sum is asked by Joseph W. Hawxhurst i"r ,nJ,
received at the Bronx River Bridge. Timothy Mon'u
fell on the sidewalk at no. 81 Marset-s|' anu 'o' US
Injuries he asks $4,000. Anna Mc0uire WAS in' ~,
a broken sidewalk In Gou7erncur-st, ana sue p'''o ~
damages at $40, OO0 Richard Murphy was ihJu'ou "
the amount of $4,000, he says by an insecure o :,
IN James Marley sues for $1,000 because u
n defectiye walk In front Of No. Weehawsen-s"
Babotta Rucker holds the city responsible lor INC oo
4, front OF No. $50 West Thirty -ei9hth-s, which Sno
SAYS damaged her to the extent OF @Zo'ooo' n
TYerney for similar injuries, asks $lo,ooo' IN" ~
Tierney asks another $4,000. Edward "oois ulo'o
into a hole In the street at .Third-aye anu .tweh'i
seoond-st and for his injuries he seeks 70 ,o
$4,000. Fanny q. Banta fell over 's N Hae'
and for her injuries she asks $1,000; near
One-hnndred -twenticth-st., estimates ner Gass5
$4,000 Frank O. Bufrldse 'Hr Weat tiftycshth-
ST. asks 81 1000 Edward Farrell fell DOM an na me-
@sn at iDnrs io 1 The OF $1,000
Matthew Farley fell smooth eoa-hoe cov CON- ~ H v
Gnhrer ieIl INTO manhoc ut Cherry and Jackson s's''
and nc seeks TO recover $40 900 DAMAGES. h,, ran
over ni9 in Thirieenti-aYe He says tUat the accident
was due 20 a want street lamps, ana ne secAs "
recover in damages $4,000 from the cry nh , Ia
of pipes under Broadway injured wafer W. nun" nh,iio
he has brought salt for $4,000 damascs. oy pli;a
Knauf charges that the death or patieht III .i ~
Iospita was due the neglect OF toncr 20 600
Charity Commissioners, aud she sues inc CITY ior So
bridget Leonard fell over broken stone III N,soS
seventh. ST. and she asks for $4,000 dainages ~
Cubasco alleges that he was Injured 10 the eA'onv ~
$4,000 by the falling Of tree for whcD tne CRY a -
RESPONSIBLE Louis Ii. 1atton fell into vait 80 200
ton at No. 81 Cortlandt-st, ana he ASKS iol TSo
damages The snow fell Oh from the ROOF Oh ',.a
Market on Franz Newberger. IT,, and for inc INJURIES
s,,stainef his guardian asks $1,000 III daulaRes.
crime O Irien fell at Third-ave. and one
eiyht-st and alleges that the city was t
and nlaccs her damages $4,000. BrldRet 49,
for Similar iaIl asks $4,000 in damages iaiIick
Reilly InI I'm hole I'm the sidewalk In One hlndLe
ffth-st and considers himself damaged SZouov.
potrick T. Smith was thrown from lager Deer truch
and he sues the city for $4,000. o. ,,ocd,r,
There are "a large number or other c',sos P,I'',rS
against the city for damages resulting from lais @
other Injuries received In the streets OF tDis CITY
ara also many cases for injuries rcreNcu ny nv
Edward Levy asks for $500 dau ages because ms n1 49,,
fell into an excavation In Cortlandtst Aocr = oo
asks for So 800 because OF injuries 10 us tcan "a
street obstrncOn Hanry BOiInann lost h9sr t Gnu
cart on a pjer aud he tho city Tor tbeit Naiuo
dollars for the OF and injury TO horses ~, ~
against the city have begun to multiply 10 sucn an
extent that tile Corporation Counsel mas enp"y91u
photographer who Immediately goes 10 tne nltc m -,
person claims TO have been injured ana taxes view ~
n FOR the beuebt OF the jury. This Otenlies 49,
fatal to q claimant who goes home III 700 u"Pp' WI