Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co. v. Foster

Appellee brought this -action to recover the value of a trunk and its contents. Her counsel concede that the evidence in the case is correctly set out in appellant’s brief. As there set out it is as follows, except some immaterial omissions :■

Mary Foster, the plaintiff, testified :

“ On the 17th day of November, 1882,1 was going to Chicago on a visit, and on the evening before tried to find a man to take my trunk to the depot. I met Mel Quimby, and he said he would send a man. Will Spicer came to take my trunk. I told him to take it to the depot and tell the baggageman that I was going off on…