
    A. STEINHAUSER v. JOHN G. WEBER.
    (Filed 4 May, 1910.)
    Tlie issues in this case are almost entirely of fact, and upon examination of. the record and assignments' of error the judgment of the lower court is sustained.
    
      Appeal by defendant from Webb, J., at October Term, 1909, of MECKLENBURG.
    These issues were submitted to the jury:
    1. Did the defendant unlawfully assault the plaintiff, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes.
    2. Did the defendant willfully assault the plaintiff, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes.
    3. Did the defendant maliciously assault the plaintiff, as alleged in thé complaint? Answer: Yes.'
    4. What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant? Answer: $300.
    From the judgment rendered defendant appealed.
    
      Cameron Morrison for plaintiff.
    
      Stewart & McRae, Osborne, Lucas & Cocke for defendant.
   Per Curiam.

Upon an examination of the record and assignments of error we are unable to find an error of sufficient importance to warrant another trial.

The questions at issue are almost entirely of fact and appear to have been fairly submitted to the jury.

No error.  