Costello v. Chicago City Railway Co.

The appellee, a boy between three and four years old, was injured while playing with four or five other children on 39th street near Michigan avenue, Chicago.

The appellant insists, in an able and earnest argument, that the verdict is not justified by the evidence and is against the overwhelming weight of the evidence. The testimony of the witnesses for the appellee tended to show a negligent operation of appellant’s street car, whereby it struck the appellee and injured him. The testimony of the witnesses for appellant tended to show that the appellant’s servants were not guilty of negligence…