Bowen v. Sullivan

Ellen Quinn, a minor, found two fifty-dollar bank-bills on the premises of the appellants, and handed the same to/them, requesting to be informed if they were germinal Appellants retained the bills, declining to return them to the finder, on demand.

The appellee, Catherine Sullivan, the guardian of said minor, instituted this suit to recover the value of said bills.

Issues were formed, and tried by a jury; verdict for the plaintiff; motion for anew trial overruled, and judgment on the verdict.

The pleadings, on which the cause was tried, were good; on demurrer, but some of them might have been…