
    THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY vs. THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
    
      Taxation of the Northern Central Ry. Co.
    
    Appeal from a judgment of the Superior Court of Baltimore City (Stockbridge, J.)
    
      Affirmed.
    
    The cause was submitted on briefs by Bernard Carter, for the appellant, and Isidor Rayner, Attorney-General, and George R. Gaither, for the appellee.
   The Court in a per curiam opinion filed on December 7th, 1900, said : The questions involved on this appeal are the same that were decided- by this Court in the case of The State of Maryland v. The Northern Central Railway Company, reported in 90 Md. 447. At that time we were called upon, at the instance of the State, to review the rulings of the Court below,, which had granted the first prayer offered by the defendant (the Railway Company), and rejected the second. We reversed the lower Court and awarded a new trial. At the retrial of the case, the first and second prayers offered by the. defendant (being the same offered at the first trial) were rejected and judgment was entered for the plaintiff. The defendant excepted to the action of the Court in refusing to grant its-two prayers and prosecuted this appeal. Without repeating-them, for the reasons given in the opinion reported as above-stated, we think there was no error in rejecting both prayers offered by the defendant (now appellant), and will affirm the-judgment.  