WOOLLEY, Circuit Judge.
An injury was inflicted upon the infant plaintiff by the skidding of a bicycle operated by a messenger boy of the defendant telegraph company. At the trial the facts were not in dispute; the questions concerned their permissible inferences. The learned trial court, recognizing the issue was close, refused the defendant's motion for nonsuit and later its motion for a directed verdict and submitted the case upon the question whether, within the...
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