New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07

n.y. No report Of this has been lodged In tho
County Clerks office since 1880. Henry Cullen coun;
sci for the ban said that the affairs OF the Globe Mutual
were practically wound up several years ago; Al tnSs
rsmaLed were few pieces Of real estate IN ne case Oh
er the last report ned In the County Cerks once
on July 3 1888. Three dividends had been
declared me o r 81 wo 80 per asUos.
tors received S437 lO5 81; the second was OF - per
cent amounting to Sl3l 1872 Oh, OF which 5s4I depos
received s13O876 67 the third dividend was per
cent amounting to sci 324 TO- Of watch S400 deposit
tors received r59782 93 The expenses Tor taxes nS
The building occupied by the Harlem Ponce court WIS
recently purchased by Mr. Fish Tor S123OOO IL Is now
valued AZ Sl3OO0O The BUILDING covers ao 4 NV @
lots between OHe-hundred- -nith ana Onehul
sts fourtn-aSe ana do on
ave- Mr. Fish recently borrowed elOOOOO upon lue
Mystic Flats, in West Ihrty-ninth-st' from inc FHse
National Bank.
known as large Spectator IN real estate keeenIy
however, ne mas made neaVy prc nas's u U' 49, 4 = -
properly ana vacant lois III II esJnIaleI va, tio
several m Lions OF dollars invested In reAl ebtae; nc
owns also two apartment houses IN wes1 lwen.y
ST., property At broadway ana Imrly-hIntInst
Nos 81 aud 80 Broadway and considerable vacant land
on the west side, in the neghborh9od OF Oneuoreu
andthlrtcti l5t., at FOurtb-aye anu OhenlhuieuIuu
thrtleth-st, and In Harlem. Until recently ne owned
the block OF ground bounded by Second-aVe anu III
hnndred-and-nrst and Ouehundred-and secOnu5ls. nc
"a also said TO have large interest IN petroleum Aus III
Mr. Fishs ruddy face with It's nge OF white whskers
Keen piercing eyes and ever ready smile II siDai eS
Iurs Oh al important theatrical arsC gi s.necisv
warm patron or the drama and "a fosd or music espeC'
IN the form Of hight opera II Is said that when ne ana
Mt Nard purchased BOOTHS InoAife Nc e1prcSscu
self as being almost Duch pained &C lts approacnne
demolition IA Edwin Booth himself, and III Iaot uu nS
best tO arrange for It's continuance as tneatfr'
Another theatre with which his has been nucn con-
nected the Casino H. Of the original ana most
active promoters and stockholders in the scheme ana sun
sequenty became the principal bOndbodcr and 10 MS
assistance It's final mpietOn IA largely due As large
real estate holder in the ueghbOrhOOd ne rOresaw the al
vautsges the building would bring to property around ~
and set the example since followed ny Diners, IN
building the fine apartment house Immediately 1 op-
pOsite the Thrift nnth-st entrance of the Casino Inc
g. John apartment house fronting on broadway above
Thirty ntnthst is also owned by him, and pans nave
been filed for other buildings OF the same description
in the neighbOrhoOd lie IA con tant visitor AT tne
Casino performances and rarely misses OF the sunday
night It eaid that the Casino management
will Ia wise be peouniary affected by the failure put
John McC gull, the manager OF tae company now pyu-
there "a reported 20 have bad large sum on deposit III
the bank
Mr.. F5hs the bank notable for the rlcn
hut artisticaly subdued decoration They are small put
eIquistely furnished. The rrescOed walls have rev
paintings 10 them OIL but those few are CaTetuy
selected danty carved piano In corner has Oten
touched by the OF veknOwn artists, Tor ME-
Fish del GIFTED shO wing hospitality to tho profession
Kissing early hour, he has peen in the haDlJ cross
ing river by the Wall street. Ferry and brekfastlnS
win Ma friend Ward the attcrs house, IN errepOn
brooklyn. ri. day spent at his blsihe's ana ms
evening usually OF he theatres lie Il not aAa
tive but has quaint ana happy mode of expression