Carpenter v. Carpenter

This was an action by the appellant against Peter G. Boor. There was judgment below for the defendant. Since the appeal, the death of Boor has been suggested, and Jacob A. Carpenter, his administrator, has been made a party hereto as appellee;

The complaint consisted of two paragraphs, the first being general, for the value of a horse sold and delivered; and the second alleged that the plaintiff was an infant under the age of twenty-one years; that in August, 1868, he was the owner of a gelt horse of the value of one hundred and fifty dollars, which he then, at the solicitation of the…