Newman v. Ernst

This action was brought to recover damages for the lulling of plaintiff’s horse, on Main street in Buffalo. From the facts developed upon the trial it appeared that plaintiff’s horse was being driven by an intending purchaser for the purpose of examination and trial. At the time of the accident he was driving upon the right hand side of Main street going south. In the center of Main street is laid two lines of street railway tracks, leaving a driveway on either side sufficient in width for ordinary vehicles to meet and pass. Defendant was driving northerly on the same side as plaintiff. As…