Joseph Schnaider Brewing Co. v. Niederweiser

This is a suit in replevin for certain fixtures and furnishings contained in a saloon on the corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, in the city of St. Louis. The cause was tried before the court, sitting as a jury, and judgment was rendered for the plaintiff.

It appears from the testimony that, in the year 1885, Charles Martin occupied the premises as a tenant, and owned the fixtures and furnishings in controversy. In September of that year, being indebted to John H. Vette, for borrowed money, he conveyed the property *234in dispute to Yette by chattel mortgage-, and afterwards turned over the…