Dawson v. Maryland Electric Railway

This is a suit to recover for injuries sustained by the appellant while a passenger on one of the ears of the appellee, and which is alleged to have been caused by its negligence.

The only exception in the record is to the riding of the Court below in granting a prayer, at the conclusion of the plaintiff’s testimony, taking the case from the jury.

The facts of the case, briefly stated, are as follows: The appellant, in the summer of 1911, purchased a round trip ticket from the appellee which entitled him to ride on its cars from Annapolis to Baltimore City, and, returning, from Baltimore to…