Further Hearing in U.
Court At the U.S. Court ow Monday, Judge Lobingier heard a motion to dismiss plaintiff's claim in the case of Adam Szyszlo_r. the Shanghai Estate Ca., Inc, an action for alleged damages to the amount of $7,643,—arising out of a fire at 27 Tracy Terrace, premises leased by plaintiff. The alleged damages wi for personal belongings, injury to the alth of plaintiff, his wife and son, and Toss si ined through inability to pursue his profession as a medical p Mr. S. Fessenden appeared for plaintiff and Mr, F. J, Schuhl for defendant.
Mr. Schuh! moved that—there had been nothing in the evidence to show that anyone connected with the Shanghai Estate Ca. knew of any defects in_ premi. lyased to plaintiff. Evidence by competent witnesses, including that of an architect of one of the best known firms in the country which designed the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank's new building, was in support of this. The premises of plaintiff had also been examined by competent witnesses who found the
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