New York Supreme Court November 15, 1871 (Hildebrant v. Crawford)

Miller, P. J.

There was no error in the finding of the referee that Crawford, as survivor, was indebted to Hildebrant in two promissory notes in the sum of $573.62. These notes were signed by “ J. Kellogg, agent,” and the name of the principal does not appear upon the face of either of them.