Brown v. . R. R.

J., concurring in the dissenting opinion. Civil action to recover damages for wrongful injuries to the person.

The evidence of plaintiff tended to show that on 7 March, 1910, he was a passenger on defendant's train, having purchased and (574) holding a ticket from Wilmington, N.C. to Rocky Point. That after the conductor had taken up plaintiff's ticket, plaintiff went forward to the smoker, and was again forced to pay his fare under threat of being ejected from the train, the conductor insisting that no ticket or fare had been collected from plaintiff. That after a verbal altercation, the…