Baltimore City Passenger Railway Co. Kemp

There has been a motion made in this case for re-argument, based largely upon authorities that were not brought to the attention of the Court on the former hearing; and hence we depart from the general practice of disposing of such motions without the formal assignment of reasons for the action of the Court thereon.

Upon the question, whether the jury should have been allowed to infer, upon the evidence before them, that cancer was the result of the injury received by the plaintiff, the defendant cites and relies upon the case of Jewell vs. Grand Trunk Railway Co., 55 N. H., 84, a case not…