Mahoney v. Detroit Street Railway Co.

Plaintiff entered one of defendant’s cars on Michigan avenue, going west, intending to go to Thirty-third strfeet. He paid his fare, Jive cents, to the conductor. The car he took did not go to Thirty-third street, but *613.stopped at defendant’s barns, near the railroad crossing. 'This was near the city limits, and it appears that only certain cars went the entire distance. Upon the stoppage of the car the driver unhitched his horses, and was driving them to the opposite end, when plaintiff, perceiving this, •said to the conductor that he desired to go further. To this the conductor replied, “You…