New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
WAIL.ST. SETTLEMENTS.
CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE WORTH OVER $7OOOoO
TO COMMODORE VANDERBmT

CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE WORTH OVER $'OO,OOO
TO COMMODORE VANDERBILT.
The documents given below have been filed
IN the Registers Office, and indicate the manner IN
which Commodore Vanderbilt has secured himself from
loss by the operations Of James II. Banker during the
recent panic II perhaps unnecessary to observe that
Mr. Banker is a sou-inaw Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
VcePresdent Of the Bank Of NewYork and one OF the
three largest debtors whose appear the books
of Grinnell & Co.:
Whereas have this day received from James H.
Banker deed OF the premises the north
west corner of Ffthave. and Fiteeenthst known as
No 9s Ffhavc., and OF No 70 Ftthaye ana OF NOS %
and Go UniOn-pace, and Of Nos 70 and I2B lyngpaee
and OF Nos l53 1884, and 1855 sOuths and OF Nos 245 ana
2l7 Frontst, AL in the CITY OF New-York ana OF Ger
tain premises at TarytOwn, Westchester county 0ccu
pied by said Banker and purchased OF Moses II Urn
nell aud said conveyance absolute and fun TINS GER
tides that the said conveyance, received ana dei!e.su
as a mortgage TO secure TO Cornelius Vanderbilt me
SAID deed the payment OF all moneys due ana
owing OF TO become que anu OWlnE to, or w, VIM. -,
the said Cornelius Vanderbilt may De enuteu 10
recover rom or @gs stlsI Contract or AGREEMENT
heretofore made with him, and on the payment heteO
premises 10 the said James H. Banker, his assigns
at the request and demand OF the sad james H. bahber
c. VAUDEVILLE.
Il. 81 witness: j. E Burrin.
Cttg and County Of NCC York, S. on THIS lo;h DAY OF
octoSer 1873 before me personally appeared cornelius
Vander6nf to me known TO the person described IN
knoslodgcd that he executed the and
purposes therein mentioned. = FRANcIs GIBBONS
Recorded preceding al request Of j. T. Burrl Oct It,
For and in consideration Of s7O0O0o, in hand paid
James IL. Banker and Ellen Josephine, ms VIE, have
granted bargaiued, and sold. and hereby grant bar
gain. sell, aud convey Cornelius Vanderbilt, ms
heirs, and asgns forever, the follow pieces OF prop
cry. First The premises occupied by SAID BANKER, on
corner Of Fiteenth-et and FtbaNe IN the Clty OF
Hew-YOrk. Second: The premises known as NO IS
Fifth-aVe on the opposite corner OF tifteenth-st.
Third: The premises on the northwest corner Oh
Elehteenthst aud FOurthaye., known as Nos. 63 and
65 Union.place IN said city Fourth: The premises
known az Nos. 70 and 724 Hvlngplace III
Said city. Fifth: Tie premises known as NOS l53,
ia SOuth-st in said city Sixth The premises
Nos as and 247 Front-st in said city Seventh The
pre misses at Irvington TarrytOwn In Westminster
County, occupied by the said Banker and purchased
Moses ii. Grnne, together with the appurtances
70 of said several parcels belonging the intent ne
c0nyey the said several parcels with all the rights
and privileges appertaininR thereto. Ana the sald
james H. Banker and wife covenant TO make and exc
further deeds conyeyances as may be neces
Rary the title the said premises In the tad
Cornelius Vanderbilt, his heirs and assigns. Dated
and scaled this 18th OF October, 1873.
H. 81 JANEs II. BANKER.
IL. 81 ELLEN JosEPHINE BANKER.
Witness J. +. BurIIn.
CtIy and County Of Ne,o- York, S.: ON this 10th
day Of October, 1913, before me personally appeared
names Ii. Banker and Ellen josephine, his wife,
executed the foregoing instrument, and seyeraly ac-
knOwedged that they executed the same for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned, and the said Ellen
Josephine Banker did further private examination
made 10y separate and apart from her said husband
Wedge that she executed the said instrument
freely and without any fear OF compulsiOn Of her ead
husband. /, FRANCIS GIBBONS,
Notary Public New-IOrk County.
Recorded preceding al request OF J. l. BurTi Oct I6,
1878 1880 o'clock ,. IL.