Heyward v. Sanner

The plaintiff below was a conductor on one of the cars of the City and Suburban Railway Company in the city of Baltimore. It was his duty, when fares were collected, to register them by a device called an “indicator,” and to account each day for the number shown by the register. It is alleged in the narr. that after having been wrongfully discharged from the service of that company, he became a *20conductor on the cars of the Lake Roland Elevated Railway Company, which also operated a line of street cars in the same city; that whilst so employed, the defendant falsely and maliciously, with…