Chesapeake Beach Railway Co. v. Donahue

The appellee, Thomas Donahue, while walking along the railroad track of the appellant company in Prince George’s County was struck and injured by one of its trains. He sued the company in the Circuit Court of that county for damages’ resulting from his injury, and recovered the judgment from which the present appeal was taken.

The record contains eleven bills of exceptions of which eight relate to rulings on the admissibility of evidence, two to the Court’s action on the prayers and one to its refusal to grant a motion in the nature of a prayer asking the case be taken from the jury for want…