Mink v. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.

Per Curiam,

These appeals are from judgments for plaintiffs in actions to recover for injuries sustained by one of them, wife of the other, resulting from defendant’s negligence. The assignments of error are numerous but without merit; little need be said in overruling them.

Mrs. Mink was a passenger on defendant’s street car. It stopped on Chestnut Street near 13th Street to permit passengers to alight. While alighting, she was preceded by several passengers and also followed by several. As she moved from the floor of the car to the car step, the doors suddenly and without warning, closed on…