Opinion
October, 1899.
Benjamin Tuska and Felix H. Levy, for appellants.
D.M. Porter, for respondents.
The decision of this court in the case of Pittsburgh Reduction Company v. De Leon, herewith handed down, is controlling in the determination of these appeals. With the exception of the names of the plaintiffs and the amounts in suit, the facts are identical and the principles of law involved the same. The judgments in these cases, therefore, must likewise be reversed.
Present: FREEDMAN, P.J.; MacLEAN and LEVENTRITT, JJ.
Judgments reversed, with costs to appellants.