The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-19

lo4S Cost, OF HAMA4o Wu1cn may accrue arise
account of any debts. obligations liabilities of
| said copartnership. This agreement is made IN
consideration Of the premises and the sum Of one
dollar lawful money Of the United States to me in
hand paid at Or before the date hereof by Francis
]. Hanly. N4 fN
| In witness whereof T. James NJ Brann, the above
named coyenanter and indemnitor, and ], Francis
]. Hanly, the outgoing part, have set our hands
and seals this Sth day OF August, 1881.
JAMES NJ. BRANN.
Francis j. HASLy.
Sealed and delivered in the presence of
81. e. FARNswcRTH.
at the dissolution, as you were not able
to restore to me the money which 1 adj
vanced to run the business. This money
] was furnished by checks on the Market
National Bank, of New York; thcn, upon
the advice of counsel, took chattel mort
gage upon your stands, as follows
MORTGAGE ON PERSONAL Property.
| To all to whom these Presents shall come, know
| We that l. James NJ. Braun, of Jersey City In the
State Of New Jersey. party of the Arst part for
securing the payment of the money hereinafter
mentioned, aud in consideration Of the of one
| dollar to me duly paid by Francis ]. Hanley, of
the. city, county and State of New York, party of
the second part. at or before the enseaiing and
delivery Of these presents the receipt whereof is
hereby acknow lodged, have bargained and Sold
and by these presents do grant, bargain and sell
unto the said party of the second part the permit
and license for the market stands formerly known
| as Nos 129, 1S6 aud 375 West Washington market
J and now known by the new nun 3ers 8, SO and SO
respectively, heretofore given, granted and issued
! to me by tk corporation Of the City of New York
or by the proper duly authorized officer thereof,
| together with the stands and furniture Of every
kind and description, situated and located said
| stands and connected Herewith and all other
/ goods and chattels now in the said West Washing
ton market at present owned by the said party of
the first part except the stock Of merchandise on
| sale.
| TO have and to hold, all and singular the goods
and chattels above hargained and sold in tended
fof he orfxy of
his executors. administrators and assigns forever.
And l, the said party of the first part for myself
\ my heirs, executors and administrators all and
singular the said goods and chattels above bar
gained and sold unto the said party of the second
part heirs, executors, administrators and assigns,
against the said party Of the first part and against
all aud every person or persons whomsoever, shall
and will warrant and forever defend Upon con-
diticn, that IL I. the said party of the first part
shall and do we'll and truly pay unto the said party
of the second part his executors, administrators
or assigns, the just and full of one thousand
three hundred and eighty-six dollars and eighty
one cents lawful money of the United States. ON
demand with interest thereon then these presents
shall be void. And the said party of the first
part for myself, my executors. administrators and
assigns, do covenant and agree to and with the
said party of the second part, his executors, ad-
4 ninistrators and assigns, that in case default
shall be made in the payment of the said sum
above mentioned, then 1t shall and may be lawful
for and the said party of the first part do here
by authorize and empower the said party OF the
second part his executors, administrators and
assigns with the aid and assistance of any person
or persons, to enter my stands. dwelling-h house,
store and other premises, and such othsr place or
places the said goods chattels are or may be
placed, and take and carry away the said goods
chattels, and to sell and dispose of the same for
the best price they can obtain and out Of the
money arising therefrom. to retain and pay the
said sum above mentioned and all charges
touching the same; rendering the over
plus iif any) unto me or to my executors admin
istrators or assigns. And until default be made
| in the payment of the said sum of money am to
remain and continue in the quiet and peaceable
possession of the said goods and chatels. and the
| full and free enjoyment of the same.
In witness whereof, the said party of the first
/ part, have hereunto set my hand and seal the
| eighth day Of August one thousand eight hundred
Sealed and delivered in the presence Of H. E.
I Farnsworth.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
l City of New York, S..
/ County of New York.
1 On the 10th day of August, in the year one thou
| sand eight hundred and eighty-one, before
1 personally came James NJ Brann to me to be the
individual described in, and who executed the
| TO egoing instrument, and who acknowledged that
ROBERT R. MORRISON,
| Notary Public,
| Discharged June Goth, 1882.
| A. I. HocHARTY,
| Register.
It Will be noticed that this mortgage
covers advances made by me to you TO the
amount OF 81 1861, with interest thereon.
| Business men would suppose that would
then have left the stands for good. This
| l did not do, by special agreement, and
in order to protect my good name, re
NAMED at the stands, looking out for the
interests of the creditors; and both they
and my mortgage were all psid off June 20,
1882. The following letters anG kilograms,
| sent by you to me, will substantiate my
l statement
FoRr WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. 1882
I r. J. Hanly Esq.
DEAR SIR: My brother is very sick, and cannot
get away. If you get short Of funds. cali on my
old friend, @. I. Smith, and he, have no doubt.
4 will assist you until return. Anything he gives
to you will be all right, and will pay him If my
friend Slogan calls, tell him to have little pa.
| thence with me, as cannot think of leaving the
Doctor alone will return as possible. l
1 tell you Frank, Mr.. Slogan is one of The best
friends ever met ana will not forget him.
l Yours in haste, JAMES NJ BRANN.
1t will be noticed in the above letter that
4 you wrote me that you were at the bedside
| ,of your very sick brother, at Fort Washing
ton, and could not leave; but at 1857 P. NJ.
of the same day you telegraphed me from
the Merchants Hotel, foot of Cortlandt
| street-only two blocks from your business
stands--to meet you at Brooks saloon that
nlgnt. lou were AFRAID TO meet your cred
itors, who we're pressing me for all I was
worth. You continued to telegraph me
| on the 25th, the next day, from the Astor
| House, at 2:52 NJ; on the Goth, from the
| Merchants Hotel, at 4:28 P NJ; and then
on the 9th you had the impotence to tele-
graph me from the Astor House, three
blocks from your stands. at 1917 P. NJ,
that the Doctor was better, and that you
would be with me ssto morrow" This bears
upon it's face the fact that you were not
with the Doctor, but was simply lodging
around trying to avoid your creditors.
1901 p. m. MERCHANTS HOTEL. \: T., al
January "a, 1884, !
TO F. J. HANLy tcare Jsmes NJ Bann), $40 Centre
Row.
Meet me at Brocks after closing tonight; bring
eny letters you may Lave for me. Confidential.
J. NJ. BRANN.
2:52 p. IN. AsToR HOUSE. n. Y..l
.t Jan. Is. 1881. { g