Christman v. Union Railway Co.

Martin, J.:

On January 13, 1921, about six-thirty o’clock p. m., a collision occurred between one of defendant’s trolley cars and a combination fire engine and hose cart, while the trolley car was proceeding along its north-bound track on St. Ann’s avenue across One Hundred and Forty-first street. The weather was clear and there had been no prec'pi Nation that day. The trolley car was a closed car of the type known as a one-man car, that is, operated without the presence of a conductor. The collision occurred while the fire apparatus was on its way to answer a call to the corner of East One…