Tilden v. Washburn

This is an appeal from a judgment entered on the report of the referee dismissing the plaintiff’s complaint, with costs.

The action is brought to recover on seven promissory *926notes aggregating $656.50, made by the firm of Washburn & Buck to the plaintiff during the years 1878 and 1879. The notes were given in part for rent of certain premises on the corner of Pearl and Court streets, used as Turkish bath rooms, and in part in renewal of other notes given for the same purpose.

It appears that the plaintiff, George Ive and the Pennryhen Slate Company, were the owners of the lease, and in…