New York Supreme Court June 26, 1891 (Shepard v. New York Elevated Railroad)

Patterson, J.

We see no reason for disturbing the judgment entered upon the report of the referee. In the opening remarks of counsel on the hearing, which have been accepted to, many inconsequent and irrelevant •things seem to have been said, which as they are reported, if they had any weight at all, we would regard as rather tending to prejudice the referees against the,plaintiff than prepossess