Haskin v. N. Y. Central & Hudson River Railroad
New York Supreme Court
MOTIOH for a new trial, upon a case and exceptions, on a judgment of nonsuit at the circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Courts Mullís, P. J.
This action is brought py the administrator of Henry Haskin, deceased, to recover damages' for the negligent killing of said Haskin, at the city of Bochester, in December, 1869, by the.cars óf the defendant.
Just before the deceased was struck and killed, he was employed, with three other employees of the defendant, in making up a train of cars in the freight yard of said company. The duty of the deceased was to communicate signals from the man employed in coupling cars, to the engineer, who stood on the engine, and whose duty it was to operate the engine in…
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