Gerson Meyerowitz to Gerson Meyer. Order filed May 17, 1902. Lothar Oscar Haemmerl to Oliver Haemmerl Collamore. Everett Tingue House to Everett Taylor House. Order filed May 29, 1902. David Yesdofski to David Davis. Order filed June 9, 1902. Reinhard Halvorsen to Reinhard Hall. Order filed June 14, 1902. Jacob Firefile to Jacob Fink. Order filed June 28, 1902. Thomas Hill, Junior to Thomas Alfred Hill. Order filed July 1, 1902. Herman Shimoltosky to Herman Harris. Order filed July 16, 1902. John Gillman to John Gillman Müller. Order filed July 21, 1902. Frederich William Erich Schlawitz to Frederick William Erich. Order filed July 24, 1902. Goetano Longo to Thomas Long. Order filed July 28, 1902. Helena Catharine Imsande to Helen Mahnken. Order filed August 1, 1902. Marks Levy to Max Leibert. Order filed August 15, 1902. Morris Jefferson to George Freeland Jefferson. Order filed August 16, 1902. Bernard Warsavsky to Bernard Warshaw. Order filed August 23, 1902. Staines, Peck & Taber Company to the Staines, Bunn & Taber Company. Order filed August 28, 1902. Thomas Nislowsky to Thomas Nislow. Order filed September 4, 1902. William Martin Hohenstein to William H. Martin. Order filed September 11, 1902. Brooklyn Homeopathic Lying-in Asylum to Prospect Heights Hos pital and Brooklyn Maternity. Order filed September 12, 1902. Isidor Corinsky, Max Corinsky, Ralph Corinsky, and David Corinsky authorized to assume the surname of Corin. Order filed September 13, 1902. Italian Mission Settlement to The Italian Settlement Society of Brooklyn, New York. Order filed September 25, 1902. Christian Pedersen to Christian Pedersen Naess. Order filed October 3, 1902. John Bell Torry to Hubert Aubrey Knight. George Henley Young to George Henley St. Clair. Charles Klaiderman to Charles Klyde. Order filed November 7, 1902. Solomon Wolkowitz to Solomon Wolff. Order filed November 15, 1902. Henry Charles Clemens Stunker to Henry Charles Stunker Clemens. Order filed November 17, 1902. Elias Christiansen to Elias Christiansen Hellend. Order filed November 26, 1902. North Reformed Protestant Dutch Church in the City of Brooklyn to The Bethany Reformed Church. Order filed November 28, 1902. Henry Alder to Henry Thanz. Order filed December 3, 1902. Ernest Matheis to Ernest Mathews. Order filed December 8, 1902. Union Brewing Company of Brooklyn to Eurich Brewing Company. Order filed December 15, 1902. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto signed my name and affixed the seal of said courts, this 15th day of January, 1903. WYOMING COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. E. M. JENNINGS, Clerk. WARSAW, N. Y., January 28, 1903. Hon. JOHN F. O'BRIEN, Secretary of State: Dear Sir. At a term of the County Court, held in and for the county of Wyoming on the 17th day of November, 1902, it was ordered that Edward Miller Mann be authorized to assume the name of Edward Mann Miller, on the 1st day of January, 1903, on his complying with section 2415 of the Code of Civil Procedure which he has done. Respectfully yours, E. M. JENNINGS, County Clerk. Endorsed: Filed February 2, 1903. HORACE G. TENNANT, Second Deputy Secretary of State. JAS. B. ALEXANDER, Clerk. GEO. C. MOON, Dep. Clerk. SCHENECTADY COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, SCHENECTADY, N. Y., February 2, 1903. Hon. JOHN F. O'BRIEN, Secretary of State, Albany, N. Y.: Dear Sir. Below please find name of person changed by order of court, in Schenectady county, in the year 1902: Alexander Niewiadomski to Alexander Joseph. Order entered March 3, 1902. To take effect April 5, 1902. Endorsed: Filed February 3, 1903. Yours respectfully, JAS. B. ALEXANDER. Second Deputy Secretary of State. I, Allyn K. Marean, county clerk of said county of Broome, do hereby certify, That names of corporations have been changed by orders of the court in said county during the year 1902, as follows, viz.: Baumann-Ashley Cigar Co., authorized to assume the corporate name, Baumann Cigar Co., by an order of Supreme Court, entered in Broome County Clerk's office, May 6, 1902. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court and county, this 31st day of December, 1902. |