Schulhofer v. . R. R.

Plaintiff complains that he had shipped to him from Savannah, Ga., on 3 December, 1891, three horses, from Younglove Goodman, on the defendant's line of railroad; that the defendant, the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, carelessly and willfully permitted the said stock to remain in an open stock car, exposed to the rain and wind and cold from Sunday evening till late in the morning of Monday, without notice to the plaintiff or his agent, and that by reason of such exposure and neglect one of the plaintiff's horses took sick and died, and that the plaintiff and consignor paid the…