2 Monag. 213
Decided October 29, 1888
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · decided 1888-10-29
Appeal, No. 126, Oct. T., 1888, from a decree of C. P. Washington Co., dismissing rules, by D. M. Donehoo, committee, to show cause why certain judgments against Wm. Wylie Stephenson, an habitual drunkard, should not be opened, at Jan. T., 1883, Nos. 265 and 266, and March T., 1883, No. 150. The pleadings were petition and answer. The facts appear from the opinion of the court, as follows, by McIlvaine, P. J.: “On June 15, 1883, the above-named defendant, Wm.
Decided 1888-10-29
¶1The conclusion adopted by the court below in the case in hand seems to us to have been justified by the evidence. The facts, as found by the learned judge, make the result arrived at by him necessary to an equitable disposition of the controversy. ,
¶2The decree is affirmed, at costs of appellant.