Hanna v. Drovers' National Bank

Appellants sued appellee in the superior court of Cook county in an action on the case. Upon the trial the court directed the jury to find for the defendant, and upon a verdict in obedience to that instruction entered judgment against the plaintiffs for costs. The plaintiffs appealed to the Appellate Court for the First District, where the judgment of the superior court was affirmed. To reverse the latter judgment this appeal is prosecuted.

The declaration consisted of four counts, setting out that defendant was on June 10,1890, engaged in the general banking business in Chicago, and that…