O'Neill v. Lindsay Light Co.

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This is an action in trover instituted in the circuit court by Louis O’Neill against the Lindsay Light Company, a corporation, and Charles P. Lindsay, Jr., and George P. Gilman, Jr., copartners as Lindsay & Company. The last named defendants were dismissed out of the case and a trial by jury resulted in a verdict and judgment against the remaining defendant, Lindsay Light Company, for $3,875, to reverse which judgment this appeal is prosecuted.

For about a year prior to May, 1903, appellee had been engaged in the manufacture of knit gloves in the city of Chicago. On the last named date…