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An action was brought The other day in
New York CITY by a Mr.. Wills against the
HaIlsm Raildoad Companx, 10 recover da-
magas for an injury il consequence Of the
car in which he was PASSENGER having beer
tlrown off bank, The axIetree previously
breaking. Judge Oakley charged thar il
was not only necessary that The CompanY
should show the car have been seong and
sound, but that the men engaged were AZ
thersyatioOs posts. and didall i was pos
sible after The axlelFee broke. prevent the
car being thrown over the bank. The les
Itimeny was, that the brakes were of no ser
vice after The accident happened. Tie jury
returned a verdictof thousand dollars in
favor OF The plaintiff. The lesson is one


which should not be lost upon our railroad


companies.