Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
FIT 7 / EDIT
The Non suii n.j

.o'eht. immediately afte,
Ing the Chief Justice anS el
the court had decided 10 o'
Lo re motion for a non.sn G,v !.
OF Thomas Willismsoa va aa' y
ietter, and be opened h,s ' c.
defense by addressing the Vase in'
Edward G. Yetter va. i1l
Testified that when he IA ,S SN
Williamson she was perie ,I
he soon came back an"
Cd that the mare was lame
she WAS walked up and dos,n
there were no sigus OF ANA,
seen, and the witness retn.aI
her back. About two nav.
wards, the witness saw a bo,.
YORK wagon coming VI tho
ne remarked to Mr.. French
comes q trotter." When /,
reached his place be was su,,
md that 1t was William .on
marc. lie had driven IN III.
very rapid gait.
Williamson said tina, bs
pleased with the mare AMI
part with her for $3.50. When
ness asked him about the law
which he had complained. h.
had been mistaken abou. il a.
entirely disappeared. The
paid when 1t was due and a,
no more Of 1t. he though !,
right. The mare was anon,
old, and when Williamson bao
had never been broken t. han
was perfectly sound, and h
shown any signs of lameness,
| On cross examination hy M
he said that when Mr.. WI
agreed to take the maze IN
would pay the cash for her AMI
had never agreed TO take a n
waited at home several DAYS
to come after the mare, and
after being away he was tod
French that they had come AMI
and left q note in payment Id
French that he should not Aay1
note, as they were to pay cash.
| Edmund French testified tbI
he lived at Toughkenamon, auI
little segar store. He WAS presd
the Willianisons came 10 see al
colt with q view OF buying Il.
day they took the mare they
the witness and stated that h
bought her and wanted to !
home.
| He told them that as Mr.. Id
away they had better wait uBS
turned, but upon their assar
that IL was all right, he went d
field with them and helped to 1
up TO the barn. When lid
him the note he at first refused
lie, bat finally accepted IL, d
1 nVOk thb u1ib . away.
i The witness could mot sse I'D
LOT lameness about her ami did
any warranty OF her being sou
had no authority to do so. cd
Il Williafnsons said something q
being lame in the front foot, N
she was walked up and down
the witness could not notice 1t.
Il The witness remembered
mentioned by Mr.. ietter VIII
liamson drove up 10 Yettei
with the mare, and heard him
, he would not like 70 take $50
II Ellis Kensey testified that I'd
mare shortly after Mr.. WI
bou yht her; hs was then taking
{ shod, and he noticed that 81
little lame, and Williamson
that she had hurt her foot on q
u He afterwards..ssw both Mr.
son and his wife drive her, bu
] notice0 any Signs OF amen
August, 1882, some men came 70
: sin to purchase horses, and theI
III AS authorized by MnnswSoh
her TO them for Sl6o, or II he q
get that 70 take $40.
The men went 10 the stable 81
!, I'd at her, but upon being tod
I was q c ,lf, 81 Id she would not 8
as they wanted TO purchase o.,
for draft purposes. He saw I
I q gain in september, and she v
) tlen, and he heard Williamson
lbs could not use her.
Il b. r. VaBdever testified tha'
i veterinary surgeon and knew
4 from the time she was a sucA'
y up TO the time she was two al
Iyears old. He saw her when
,labout three years old, in the :,
'lIlo82, at Mr.. Yetter's. and u
the matter with hef'
81 During the ensuing sumhe
IMr. Williamson driving nel q
road, and he had bis i@'n'
wagon with him. They WeEt
along the Lancaster pike, 81
mot see she slightest sign Of
He next saw the mare 81
lin the fall OF that year. aud 70
u she was very lame. He exam
AL d ascertained that the lail'
caused by Inflammation OF y
Ijoint, which hst in MS OPP
causud by a sprain $500.
He found that she had been
'lfrom the joint down, bu' .ne',
= tue slightest sign of rinsb'n'
in. .s.l
had never seen the mars, y
copyersstion with vi nam,
her on the steamer Republic
IIS82 Mr.. Williamson saiu
lyounR mare which be hsG ~
IMr. Yetter, that he wcuii IN
1.-THE witness for q horse, wnics
lie said the mare was so9hu
Ire. poet, and perfectly quiet,
Mr.. Lore said that hs Wou =,
this witness, and Mr.. bs Az
In ,omas Williamson n r1p'
Upon Mr.. Lore Directing no
Idrawn ,.. nv
The case was s1bmitte1 "
aument, and the jury retiieu
clock. ..,ad,a.
Another jury was immed,vp ",
Itotry the case of Mary D. "
Joseph IL 80 tu oor
Ltvi G. Bird. Esq, appear jul
plaintiff ana Unarlts b. h'''
the defendant. o.e r
Mr.. Bird opened the case . ,ser =
the narr to the court, alm OF,
addressed the jury ana s !. Nv :
10 nroposed to prove, and thrn az
The examination OF witnesses
Mary ). Valentine was :
ut testified that she is the WIG 10,
"A Valentine. In 1875 she, WI,
~ hand. resided on Mr.. purIn
Brsndywine Hundreu, " nnn .,