New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

I1o a,oxarder Mc(,ue and questioned him relative W
the statement that he had transferred poruou -
property 10 his wife. He admitted tne tru'n "
CATION but ,said. stated In The IRlhoN, .n, tho
the explanation also given in yesterday lsuo, ,eps
,ronsaction was not new one The preliminary
we're taken n considerable time ago, ana tno .,a. a
WAS accomplished sooner than "as 40 ror,b
Ia owned 900 shares representing s"'O" w. "O
ot stock in the Brooklyn iruss sr.
He was liable for double this amouh" NV" -, -,
TO bear the responsibility. He had piupog -, arnany
times the amount Of his liability IN inc iiuo 49,
standing In his name; he o"neu W" 49,. ,,o, now
corner of Montague and Cnton-sts', aoVoiuins 'u' ~
o,od hv his wife: he owned the house ne nVeu ID
Tpoo as No reason why the affairs OF the Trust oo-
roo, snorld no considered in desperate condiuon'
The can,,a certainly not impaired more lan oV POI
cont ~ so nuch and II the stockholders wouid come up
oDd make good the impairment, the Company eoulo so
on and transact business He hoped this would DO dono'
Iuage McCue also requested the publication OF tne
following card, which originally addressed 10 Ills
own paper, The Brooklyn Eagle:
I regret TO find my private matters the subject OF
sensation article in THE NEW-NoRk TRIBUNE OF tnis
morning. beg you will publish TINS explanation; ny
wife has owned for years the premises In Futon'st op
poSite the City Hail. occupied In part Dy inc
Savings Bank On the 1st OF May ast MIS- MoOe SUI SUI
te prenises TO the Germana Savings Bank for $4,000
The terms be $4,000 cash, 100000 on the ISL gay
OF August, 1873. and $4,000 by the assumption OF
mortgage for that amount then on the property The
title was passed the day appointed anu Ine caSn
Schroeder the President of the savings bank applied TO
me to pay off part of the mortgage, and received Oh
account SlO,O0O. -, 1---.-
on the l7th inst. I received from the Germania
Savings Bank the balance OF the mortgage 1t being
equally convenient for them TO pay II then, hsteau O
waiting until the first day of August next. .
"Mhen Mrs. McCue sold the premises 10 tne pank ~
understood that sine should nave Tor tne relnVes
mcnt of the money the premises known as Nos lSS ah
lgl MOntague-st., formerly occupied by the united
states Courts In accordance with that uDuersIhuns
the premises were conveyed, the 18th inst to MI.
Cullen, aud by him to Mrs. McCue, because on tha dy
L received Mrs. McCues money from the BANK, ana she
Was entitled 10 the conveyance. III the Ddnk hau not
paid of the mortgage until the first day Ot August the
CONVEYANCE would not have been made until that day.
"Iregget that this private trauSactloh enouu nav
been roerred connection with the suspension o tue
BrOOkiy Trust Company. Ny obligations IN cOnnectlon
with the Company that L may lose my STOCK Oh
$40 CO., equal amount If 1t should be necessary 10
saw depOstOrs trOm any loss. While do not DeEeVe
there Will total loss OF the capital, much less any
loss TO the depOstOrs shall cheeriully and promptly
pay any instament called for. Except as st0ekhoueI
and director the Company have no connection WIN
II. not borrower, but will gladly contribute W ID
OF my place again on It's 1eet, ana thus 10
deem good taitb, and II possible, aRah secure ''
confidence OF the community. Yours, respectfully
MILLs's MORTGAGES
The last recorded instruments OF the late MI Mile
were TWO assignments Of mortgages for $1,000 ana s5A
respectively, conveyed TO Mr.. George f. Rogers One
OF the assignments was dated May TO- 1870 and the other
MAY TO- 1871, and both not recorded unth hSi
saturday, the 18th inst. -, .,u,,ir .
a disagreeable mistake was made by seTeral morning
journals quot lie IEIBUEE which substituted ). Il
goldman as the secretary of tho Brooklyn lrusI CVln
,auy iu place Of NJ T. ROdman The former gentleman
never had any connection with the Company