Bennett v. Chicago City Railway Co.

Mr. Presiding Justice Baker

delivered the opinion of the court.

The case went to the jury on the first and third counts of the declaration, and appellant contends that neither of said counts states a cause of action.

The first count sets out the facts above stated as to the operation by the defendant of said two lines of street railways; avers that said two streets are public streets in the city of Chicago; that while a train of cars was going south in Cottage Grove avenue across Sixty-third street, the defendant, by its servants, etc., so negligently, etc., ran a car in Sixty-third street that…