Supreme Court of Pennsylvania January 3, 1887 (Borough of Sharpsburg v. Saint)

Per Curiam:

The case in hand involves questions of fact purely; such being the status of the contention, we cannot overrule both master and the court on mere doubt or hesitation. If, therefore, we were to admit that the evidence before us raised some doubt in our minds as to the rectitude of the decree, yet we would not be justifiable in reversing it.