
    Phœbe Craps, plaintiff in error, vs. Hardy H. Hunter, defendant in error.
    The evidence opposed to the verdict, coming, as it does, from interested or from sympathetic witnesses, is not strong enough to justify a reversal of the judgment refusing a new trial. In all doubtful cases of mere fact, the jury and the presiding judge are more competent to reach the truth and do justice than a court of review.
   Bleckley, Judge.  