Shay v. Camden & Suburban Railway Co.

First. There was no error in refusing to nonsuit the plaint-tiff, for there was proof from which the jury might infer the negligence of the motorman who was running the car in which Mrs. Shay was a passenger.

Second. The collision of the car with the wagon undoubtedly occasioned some physical injury to Mrs. Shay. Such injur}' would justify an award of damages, and if it produced fright or other mental disturbance, damages therefor might be included. Lambertson v. Consolidated Traction Co., 30 Vroom 297; S. C., 31 Id. 457.

Third. Defendant was a carrier of passengers, and had accepted Mrs. Shay…