Sammis v. . McLaughlin

Davies, Ch. J.

This action was brought to recover the possession of certain personal property enumerated in the complaint. The plaintiff was a married man, and- was living at Huntington, Suffolk county. His wife, Almira Sammis, with his consent, left him in the spring of 1853, and removed to the city of Brooklyn, where she opened a boarding house, and carried on the same until the year 1860, as a feme sole, when the plaintiff moved to Brooklyn, and he and his wife again lived together. It appeared, on the trial,' that the plaintiff let his wife have, on leaving Huntington, some furniture to…