A general charge that the jury should find a verdict upon a preponderance of the evidence, under the foregoing charge, followed by defendant's special charges, was not erroneous as requiring the jury to find a verdict under the general charge alone, and to ignore the special charges, since the jury could not have understood that after the special charges were given they were to be ignored. Brady v. Maddox (Tex. Civ. App. '09), 124 S. W. 739.