Kissell v. Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Co.

Plaintiff, who lived at Napoleon, Ohio, and was engaged in dressing and shipping poultry to New. York and other eastern points, brought this suit for damages arising out of the failure of the defendant railway companies to furnish a refrigerator car at Napoleon for shipment of dressed poultry. The cause of action is based upon a contract alleged to have been made by defendants with plaintiff that if plaintiff would route his dressed poultry over defend*348ants’ lines to the east, they would furnish at Napoleon a refrigerator car on each and every Saturday thereafter, provided three days’ notice…