Riedel v. Moran, Fitzsimons Co.

McGrath, O. J.

On May 26, 1892, plaintiff was passing defendant’s place of business on Woodward avenue, city of Detroit, when he was struck by a barrel of sugar,, which was suddenly and without warning or notice rolled out of the defendant’s store upon the sidewalk in front. Plaintiff was seriously injured, and brings this action for-damages thus sustained.

*263Defendant’s warehouse has two doors opening on Woodward avenue. Plaintiff testifies that, as he passed the lower door, he saw men handling boxes, and, after he got past them, the sidewalk was clear; but,' just as he was opposite the other…