Di Giovanni v. Brodtman

Plaintiff seeks to re- I cover $6,102 as damages ■ for physical in- | juries which he'alleges to have been dúe to an assault and battery upon him by defendant without cause or provocation.

Di Giovanni, the plaintiff, and James Brodtman, the defendant, were, at the time of the alleged assault and battery, employees of the Johnson Iron Works, a shipbuilding corporation located at the 'foot of Bermuda street in Algiers. On the afternoon of January 21, 1929, a disturbance or altercation occurred, between a number of men working on the wharf of the shipyard and the police were sent for. Brodtman,…