Hommes et femmes d'Amérique; un dictionnaire biographique de contemporains . 80 becamea membre de la firme tlie de Renwick, Aspin-Wall & Russell, qui plus tard a changé en style itspiesent de Renwick, Aspinwall et Tucker. Il a été architecte de la deuxième Bourse, l'American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, et de la Society for the Prevention ofCruelty to Animals; un grand nombre de hos-pitals (Scarlet Fever et Department Hos-pitals. New York. Stony Wold Sani-Tarium. .iirondack Cottage Sanitarium,Nouveau ^()^k liilirniaiy pour femmes et enfants), bâtiments olliés, Appartement de vacancesous

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Men and women of America; a biographical dictionary of contemporaries . 80 becamea member of tlie firm of Renwick, Aspin-wall & Russell, which later changed to itspiesent style of Renwick, Aspinwall &Tucker. He was architect of the secondStock Exchange, the American Society forthe Prevention of Cruelty to Children, andthat of the Society for the Prevention ofCruelty to Animals; a large number of hos-pitals (Scarlet Fever and Department Hos-pitals. New York City. Stony Wold Sani-tarium. .iirondack Cottage Sanitarium, New ^()^k liilirniaiy for Women andChildren), olliee buildings, apartmentliouses. etc. He was also associated witliJames Renwick in working out nuich of the(htail of St. Patricks Cathedral and thestone spire of Grace Church at Broadway:in(l lOth Stre<t. lie was one of the origi-nal iiieiubers of Troup ... now Scpiadron A.of I lie New ^()|?k Stale (liiird. Mr. Asjjiiiwall is t icasiiicr of the St. Lukes .Assoeiat ion of (Jrace Church, New York City; aiiHinlicr of the deiieral Society and NewNoik (liapler of the .meiican Institute. .Joi^.N .Jacob A.stokCapitalist MEN OF AMERICA. 50 of Arcliittcls, the Architectural League ofNew York City, and a trustee of the NewYork Inlirniary for Women and Children.He is also a nieniber of the Union. Engi-neers and Atlantic Yacht Clubs of NewYork. IIr. As])inwall married, in 1891, May Morris Carnochan, of New York City, who (lied .|)ril 22, 1892. Address: 320Fifth Avenue. New York City. ASPINWALL. Joseph: Juris! : horn in Brooklyn. N. Y., 1854.He was graduated from the Law School ofColumbia ITnivcrsity, LL.B., 1875 and en-gaged in Ih.e practice of law. He was gen-eral attorney for the National City Bank ofBrooklyn and for other large institutions.He was ;i uieiuber of the Ceneral Assemblyof New York. 1888-1889 and 1891, Statesenator, 1892, and was elected on the Re-publican ticket in 1892 justice of the Su-preme Court of the State of New York forthe term expiring Dec. 31, 1920. He ispresident of the Garfield Club, a

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