The First National Bank of the City of Brooklyn, respondent, against William T. Wallis and George T. Smith, appellants and Herman Stuetzer and Michael Fleckenstein
by First National Bank of the City of Brooklyn, New York (State). Supreme Court., William T. Wallis
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