Goldstein v. Chicago City Railway Co.

Alexander Goldstein, a boy ten years and seven months old, was run over by a street car of the plaintiff in error company at the intersection of Sixtieth street and Went-worth avenue, in the city of Chicago. He died the evening of the injury. Defendant in error, (hereafter called plaintiff,) as administratrix of decedent’s estate, began suit against plaintiff in error (hereafter called defendant) for damages. There have been three trials of the case, the first resulting in a verdict for plaintiff, which the court set aside; the second in a verdict for defendant, which the court also set…