A judgment denying a new trial will not be disturbed where no error of law is complained of and there is evidence to support the verdict. Judgment affirmed.
All the Justices concur.Trover. Before Howell Hollis, judge pro hae vice. Marion superior court. May 29, 1913.S. T. Pinhston and W. D. Crawford, for plaintiff in error.W. B. Short, contra.
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