Supreme Court of Pennsylvania November 2, 1908, Appeal, No. 52 (Coller v. Knox)

Per Curiam,

There was no evidence of negligence on the part of defendant. The only testimony as to the facts of the occurrence was from the plaintiff himself, and was to the effect that when he passed the lane, leading from defendant’s house, to the public road, he saw the team of defendant standing in the lane, and a man standing at the head of the horses.