Bowman v. Williams

William G. Williams, the plaintiff, lived with his wife, and two sons of twelve and fourteen years, in Baltimore City, at the southwestern corner of the intersection of Falls Hoad, whose general direction was north and south, and Thirty-Eighth Street, which ran east and west. His house fronted on Falls Hoad and extended back on Thirty-Eighth Street the depth of three rooms, the first being the parlor, the second, the dining room, and the third the kitchen. The parlor had two windows on Falls Hoad, but none on Thirty-Eighth Street, and the dining room had two windows opening on Thirty-Eighth…