Neuman v. Union Railway Co.
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
His cock, Ch. J.
This action was brought to recovei damages caused by the death of plaintiff’s husband and intestate and which, it is claimed, was the result of the negligent conduct of defendant in hitting him with one of its trolley cars. The intestate was engaged in the business of supplying towels to barber shops. The routine of his business was to deliver fresh towels to such a shop and take up the soiled ones and have them laundered and repeat this operation from time to time and for the purposes of his business he used a covered automobile. At the time of the accident, which happened in…
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