Ross v. Pennsylvania Railroad

These three cases were tried together. The first was brought by Tilomas Ross, an infant, to recover compensation for injuries received by him in a collision between an automobile in which ho was riding, and which was being driven by his father, and a train of the Pennsylvania Eailroad Company, at a railroad crossing in Milmay, New Jersey. The second suit was brought by the administrator ad prosequendum of Bobert Boss, deceased, for the pecuniary loss sustained by the boy, Thomas, through the death of his brother, Bobert, who *810was three years old, which resulted from the same accident. The…