Per Curiam.
The court charged the jury that, there being no claim that plaintiff was contributorily negligent, any one of four verdicts was possible: that both defendants were negligent; that either one or the other was negligent; or that the accident was unavoidable and neither defendant was liable. The verdict reached by the jury was the fourth alternative, that the injuries were received by the plaintiff as the result of an unavoidable accident.
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