Clayton v. Shoemaker

The appellees are administrators c. t. a., of the estate ■of Samuel M. Shoemaker, and, in their representative capacity, have possession of the property known as Guy’s Hotel, in the City of Baltimore. The testator held this property under a lease for ninety-nine years renewable forever. It appears that when the hotel was erected, a space of 2 feet and 9f- inches in breadth, located on the western extremity of the lot, was not included within the *218building ; it forming part of an alley, about six feet wide, extending from Court House Lane to the back yard of a restaurant on Fayette street. This…