Keen v. Detroit Electric Railway

Plaintiff, on September 13, 1897, took one of defendant’s cars at the Chamber of Commerce in Detroit to ride up to the corner of Fourteenth and Warren avenues, to go thence east on Warren avenue. He had been in the habit of going this way for some time, and had always been furnished with a transfer east on Warren. On the day in question he took a transfer east on Warren, and tendered it to the conductor of that car, who refused to take it, as it was a ticket good on the Cross-Town cars only, and was so marked. While on the Fourteenth-avenue car, he had asked for a transfer east on Warren, *248and…