
    Probst v. Southside Railroad Company, appellant.
    
      Negligence —finding of jury, when conclusive.
    
    The plaintiff was a passenger on an excursion train run by defendant, composed partly of freight cars. While endeavoring to get aboard at the end of one of the freight cars, the train was started backward without notice. At the same time plaintiff stepped upon the coupling link between two cars, and her foot was crushed. Ndd, that the finding of a jury that defendant was guilty of negligence and plaintiff was not, and that plaintiff was entitled to recover from defendant for her injuries, would not be set aside,
    
      Edgar M. Cullen & E. More, for appellant.
    
      FoulJce & Malocsay, for respondent.
   Pratt, J.

Judgment affirmed.  