Lynch v. Chicago City Railway Co.

This is a suit to recover for personal injuries sustained by a boy of eleven years of age claimed to have resulted from the negligence of the servants of appellee in the management of a street car. The declaration consists of an original count and two additional counts. The negligence charged in the original count is that while appellant, who, it is alleged, was a passenger on the car for hire and who had paid his fare, was attempting to alight from the car while it was standing still at the intersection of Sixty-third street and Indiana avenue for the purpose of permitting passengers to…