New York Supreme Court May 9, 1887 (Hitchcock v. Brooklyn City Railroad)
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United States · · · 09-05-1887
Barnard, P. J.
The testimony is very brief, and as the complaint was dismissed, every fact must be deemed proved, which was testified to by the plaintiff.. He was. *849then a passenger in defendant’s cars. When he got to the point where he was to leave the car, he stood up, turned around in his seat so as to signal the conductor to stop.
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