Coykendall v. Eaton

By the court, Mullin, P. J.

On the afternoon of the 28th of November, 1867, the plaintiff’s son borrowed of the *379plaintiff, .a wolf robe and cushion to be used in a carriage in which the son and a young lady were to ride to a ball at the house of defendant, who kept a hotel or inn at Onondaga Hill, in Onondaga .county.

The defendant appointed one Case, to receive whips, robes, &c., &c., brought to the house by persons coming to the ball, place thereon the names of the depositor, and to return the same when he the depositor left the house.

Henry Coykendall when arriving at defendants, carried in,…