Little v. Dyer

By lease dated March 6, 1887, John W. Dyer demised to John Z. Little, Elizabeth C. Little, George O. Morris and Annie E. Morris, the premises known as the Standard Theatre in Chicago, and all the scenery and equipments thereof, for a term of three years, four months and some days, the exact term not appearing in the record. The lessees entered into possession of the premises, using the same for theatrical business, until about July 14,1887, when the lease was canceled, and a new lease under seal, for the same premises and personal property, was made by Dyer to the plaintiffs in error and…