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'hia Brorma m. 49,.
We. W 9. 1876 II Of 1J6th-st; Johl
, and wife to Maurice Kearney......,
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Edward ID. and wife to Anna Fog
W OF Eagle-ave. mon
n. Mary 4. to Frank Moss. 1851
Madison-aVe. = years ............'.
Robert r. to Charles T Schukraff.
lots 81 and 90. map property OF Cha
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Berthe Edward d. and wife to Anna Rogers
n westches,er-ave OF Easle.ave' = months
BisbS o. RoSsrs F. to charles schuktat
lYii is lots :, "a a. and i,S wa aR 'I0Sss ..
CoIey. Michael. to Judson Todd ana ano,nei'
iIe,hs, Of Sd.ays .,I, yenr' m S,sss,
De Castro MARY 10 John u Brown and another.
Etzel. Albert to Hugh Doherty. No 23s West
Jacobowicz. Henry and wife to Caroline Cop
Klein. Benedict a. and wife to Annlna + Kings
ley. No 22a West ioth.st ysa n:,,.sr
sth-st. Of West End-ave. 3 years. .......'
Torch. Ernest =. to John a Aspinwall trustee
Lawrence reno Clara N. to Laura Verify. Brown
LYMAN. william TO c f Murphy. n i22d-st. W
M sf 4'h Fsrsnany r and wife to the brooklyn
savings Bank. and another. n W Latayst'e
Place. n Of loth-s,; ! year; MORTGAGES;
Nicholson, Edwa5d: TO E nansbs Mu'.a!. o."
Rodier. Susan and Edward. 70 Lena Banner
n Potter Place. W Of Gadih Place, years
other Lexington-avs. OF lloth-s'. q
ysars pa;rrs e. William Wilder =; al trust;
ees. etc. No. lt5 East ioai-st. 3 years. : mort
Rs,nssrdt. Fritz. 70 charles II Julian s lSo,h-
RYAN, Patrick. to John II Pool trustee and ano.
loaa., sd,svs y yearF .r mSrisase and
ano. trustees. Ogden-ave. DeNoe-s'' .
sears years c.c,is =, al cxts to Necarsumer
and ano exrs etc. n 5sth-st lst-ave >
schwar1. Henry E: TO Thomas McIn'yre and
Stack Annie VI. % Nora Shanahaii. NO. lo'
East iiithst 10 years - w,;,,,,, K,,,.
nor q = iith-st " 1th-aye. years.,..........
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GRANT READY TO PAY 4 DIVIDEND.
AS RECEIVER OF TIE ST. NICHOLAS BANK HE HAS
COLLECTED 81 257 77O-TIIE DIRECTORS HOPE
TO SAVE THEIR CHARTER.

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COLLECTED 81. 30. 77O-TIIE DIRECTORS HOPE
TO SAVE THEIR CHARTER.
The directors of the St Nicholas Bank have sent
the following communication to Hugh j. Grant. the
receiver OF the institution:
The St Nicholas Bank has obtained from the
Attorney General consent extending i;s umc -
answer the complaint in the suit brought Tor 'nr
dissolution of that corporation. III Wihcn YOU
were appointed temporary receiver, untI me Isl
day of March. AS officers and directors OF me
bank, we hope TO find some means ny Whlch IN"
charter originally granted to this bank when
Is considered valuable may be saved. Al inc sam"
time we feel that the deposorS OF the Dihk ought
to be paid promptly as possible. As temporary
receiver in the absence of express authority from
the court, do not suppose you can make an!
dividend.
In view Of the delay that Is now certain to onsuc
In the action. and the necessary pcstponemcnt or
the possible appointment of a permanent rec,iFrr'
we take the liberty OF suggesting that II Woui De
very agrcea bic the directors OF the bank II YOU
would make application to the court 10 confer
upon you the powers OF a permanent receiver OF
such powers Of a permanent receiver as me court
NAV grant and as may he required In the as
charge Of your trust. and especially in the interest
OF distribution Of creditors and permit YOU
as fast as you can realize upon the assets, 10 as
tribute them among the dcpositors
Mr. Grant yesterday gave notice 10 the Attorney
General that he would apply to the court FOR leave
TO paw a dividend February 19. He has collected
81 25777O and that amount will be sufficient 10
pay a dividend OF 10 per cent.
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MARYLAND DIMES NAVE THEIR DAr.

Baltimore Feb. (SpeciaD.-The Maryland So
clety OF the Colonial Danes OF America has. In ac-
cordance with instructions from the National Com
mittee 10 select a day OF commemoraton TO which
Is attached some important historical association
chosen March 25 Maryland Day. This is the date
on which the Colonists landed on Heron's ISLE now
known st. Clements Island, in the Oh sane axe
Bay. off the St. Marys County shore. The washing
Of the sea has reduced the island to a mere sard-
bank OF about ten Although the actual set
Element Of ST. Mary's was not made until March
q. March % selected the more appropriate
day. In addition TO being the date OF actual land
Ing 1t Is Annunciation Day. the patronal feast Of
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LOCAL. R1.sINEss COMPLICATIONs.

LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS
Two suits have been begun against Dore Lyon.
the builder, to foreclose mortgages made by him on
September g. 1892 on property In One-hundred-and-
hrst-st. near Columbus-ave.. each for $1,000.
An application made to Judge Andrews In
Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday for a voluntary
dissolution OF the Stuyvesant Safe Deposit Company
The Attorney-Genera offered no opposition Lack
Of business is assigned the cause for the dssolu'
ton.
Judge Andrews. Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
appointed Reuben Leland temporary receiver OF IN"
Elmira Municipal Improvement Company. on the
application of the Ncw-York Guaranty and lnsur'
ance Company The New-York Guaranty Com
pany holds l4Gl 5000 bonds OF the Improvement
Company. and claims that the bonds have dcpre'
ciated in value to such extent that they are now
practically worthless.
An inquest held Yesterday morning before
Judge Ingraham. OF the Supreme Court and judg
ments directed against Benjamin Stelnhardt. Annie
Steinhardt. A. II. Hummel and Bertha iIummel. az
gregating $674l 81 entered on protested notes
drawn by Stenhardt and indorsed by Hummel In
favor of the Western National Bank.
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EXIT EX-SENATOR JOHN MCARTY.

BUT THE INNEST!GATION OF COUNTY JUDGE
CLUTEs INTERFERENCE WITH THE SEN
ATE WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK.
Albany. Feb. 9-Judge Countryman. who is coun-
sci TO the Senate judiciary Committee In the in
curry into the action OF Judge Clute in granting
an Injunction which aferward vacated re-
strainng the clerk Of the Senate from calling the
name OF Senator Wolfert. says the investigation
VIII begin about Wednesday of week.
Justice HerTtck. Of the Supreme Court, on the
application of Maynard Gilbert. attorneys for ex-
Senator John McCarty to-day granted an order
disseminating the action brought by Mr.. McCarty
10 restrain Clerk Kenyon from calling Sena tor
Noifert's name.
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the colony Accordingly. on Marcn . .as TO
IshH deesates from the societies in the other
thirteen original states viii be invtta. 81 Anhoiy
Stewart Annaps ind the e, G Sis g e. thu the pcures
DAN pan itse! gtt, Of Mrs Charles II. cushman: nee
Stewart, Of Annapolis. and mother-in-!aw OF "''
lin1be
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RECEIVER For TIE sIGNIA IRON coMrANY

Philadelphia, Feb 9.-,Judge Butler in the United
States Circuit Court this afternoon appointed Logan
NJ Bullitt receiver Of the Sigma Iron Company. The
company incorporated in West Virginia. but It's
principal business has been carried on In Iennsyl-
vania the main office being here. II has iron mines
in Cuba is interested in vessel used in its business
and has numerous claims against people throughout
Pennsylvania. The authorized capital stock Is x5.03.
900 of which 1920 600 has been paid in. The available
about 100000 The floating debt is slS5Do)
and It stated that among the liabilities Is issue
Of 10000 debentui. bonds.
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AN ELEVATOR COMPANY INCORPORATED

AN ELEVATOR COMPANY INCORPORATED
Albany, Feb 9-The Chicago Railway Terminal
Elevator Company was incorporated with the Secre-
tary Of State to-day. The company is formed -
carry the business OF warehousemen. merchants.
owners and operators Of grain elevators and store
houses In the city OF Chicago and the surrounding
region. The capital stock Is 100000. The COM
pany's principal Office In NewYork State will be
in New-York City. The directors Frederick w
Whitrdge. Willard Brown. Edwin r. Rice. Jr.
Charles H. Ludington jr.. James VI. Drake, Will
lam r. Whitner and T. Ludlow Chrystie all OF New
York City
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NICARAGUA CANAL AFFAIRS

John r. Bartlett. chairman Of the REORGANIZATION
Committee Of the Nicaragua Canal Construction
Company. said yesterday that the holders OF over
90 800 shares Of TIE stock had assented TO the plan Of
REORGANIZATION, and that the holders OF more tnan
100 shares had deposited their stock with the CEN
trail Trust Company. Many Of the shareholders have
elected to pay the assessment. ana In cons qucnc"
more than S53 90 has been paid in to the Trust COM
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The auction sales yesterday were limited to one
under foreclosure. by r. v. Harnett & Co., who
offered at the Trinity Salesroom No 2.o62 Madison
ave-, north OF One-hundred-a nd hrteenth-st..
three-story, stone front house, on lot l6.sx7H
Franklin Petit the buyer for $500. The
other sales advertised were adjourned
The following sales reported yesterday:
Messrs. II. Goldman & Rasusty have sold for p.
Iowenfeld to J. Click. No. 242 Stanton-st.. lot
25xlOO, for $4,000 cash.
The firm OF Richard NJ Montgomery has SOLD
for THE Journal Of Commerce to private
party No rs Beaver-st., running through to Pearl.
st.. with a front in Hanover:st. lot 22xsss, six.
story brick building. for $l35.00O This property
was offered at auction last week and bona fde
bid made Of $4,000 for It, but was not taken. and
after II had been run up to s14sOo0 1t was knocked
down to the sellers in yesterdays transaction
The same firm has sold for the estate OF p W.
Engs the four-story building No; lsi Front-st:.
southeast corner Of Pine-st.. lot 20x53 for $4,000
Mr. Engs bought this lot in 1853 for ss.ao
Frank Fisher has sold for John Casey, the
builder, ten four-story brownstone and brick
dwellings, on the north side Of Eghty-eighth-st..
between Central Park. West, and Columbus-ave
The sizes arc 2OxeoxlO2. They are Nos. u to S.
The consideration was $4,000 The buyer was
Mr.. Putnam.
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OFF FOR RONCADOR REEF.
THE CITY OF PARA SAILS TO RESCUE
THE KEARSARGE'S CREW.

BE SAFE IN COLON on sUNDAY-TIIEY WILL
RETURN TO NETWORK AND BE REAs-
SIGNED TO DUTY-No FEARS FOR
THEIR WELFARE.
Colon. Feb. 9-The steamer CITY OF Para sailed
at noon to-day for Roncador Reef to take off the
officers and crew Of the United states warship
Kearsargc. which went on the rocks last Friday.
She was chartered for the voyage by the United
States Government. As Roncador Reef is about
200 miles from this port. the City of Para prob
ably will not be back before Sunday afternoon.
Washington Feb ?-Nothing concerning the
measures taken BIZ Lieutenant Brainard OF the
Kearsargc for the relief Of his shipmates on
Roncador Reef was known at the Navy Depart
ment until late this afternoon. when cable dis-
patch came from the lieutenant at Colon. The
message stated briefly that he left Colon TINS
morning on the mail steamer City o. Para. which
he had chartered to go to the reef and that afier
taking the Off GERS and crew or the hearSarRe OH
board the Para would return ID NoioH anu ""'S'
taking on her cargo
The City Of Para will probably reach konca-
dor Reef tomorrow morning, ana IL II likely
that half a day will be spent there III transfer
ring stores ana ordnance from the kearsarGe.
If any remain above water To the man
steamer |: IS believed that the transfer or the
goo officers. sailors and marines VIII take some
hours on account 81 the heavy SURF. NJ the
Navy Department II Is estimated mat the
Para will be back AT Colon on Sunday evening
Admiral stanton and his ships company Will
be brought t. New-York on the Para. and re-
assigned 10 service
Messages Of inquiry from anxious relatives ana
friends are pouring into the Bureau OF Naviga-
ton. but no news be given 20 them. other
than that contained In the press dispatches.
There need bc anxiety. however. for the safety
of the men on the reef.
The wreck II the Kearsargc leaves the North
A., 4. al CT fi..nf In a
diton. The other ships attached 10 II are IN"
monitor MantonomOh the dynamite cruiser
Vcsuvius and the gunhoat Machias. and the
last-named IS to go ont OF commission In
few days.
Tribune reporter was told Yesterday at the
Offices OF the Panama Railroad Company that the
steamer CITY of Para had been chartered to 20
TO the relief OF the crew Of the kearsarge Sec
rotary Herbert had asked the company to send the
City Of Para. which IL now at colon. 10 Roncador
Reef ana TO take of the men. II ~ said that the
steamer can make the trip. distance Of 30 miles.
in about a day She will probably land the
in Colon by morrow. The steamer Is scheduled
q sail from Colon February II. and she Is due
her" February 81 II will he seen that her trip
To Eoncador Reef will therefore not Interfere with
her regular trip.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Baxter-st Nos 10 and ~; Isadore Abrahams and
wife. TO Harris Cohen and another .......,..
Lots 1O7. 100. map Amos, Ninth Ward Mary
J Acker and husband to Albert Etzel. ........
Rivingston-st n e corner Cannonst. Oxs9 Don
aid Mclean, referee, 10 Samuel Weil......:...
7th-st g. 2s3 II OF Avenue -. 25xooi 10; Adoph
Cohen and wife to Israel Sunbers.
Same property; Francis Dugro referee. 10 same.
65tr-st $50 II OF 1lth-aye, 2ox1oo: Louis He'll
brunn and wife TO Louisa Dietz.........,::....
1sth-s No 80 East: John y Leazer TO Mary
I Bishop. -.
,sth-st 3 a. 1916 II Of lst-ave l3xlG; Mary ko-
pecky 10 Frank Belsky. ...........,.,..,...:.,.
C2d-st No ee5 East: Margaret Mott TO Mary
DE Castro
Lexington-aye s. SOIL II n OF l0th-st, 0x'o;
william Hoey and wife TO Samson Rosen-
Park-ave no 1875 Edward Prescott and wife to .,
Sarah Leppett. "
Lexington-ave W $. COLL II n OF llOth-st. 2vx'o:
Charles r. Evans and wife TO Samson Rosen- .
IlNh-s, = T. ~ II OF Madison-ave. sOxlV; .
Louis y IIasbrouck. referee, to Ernest Lorch. =
Lot 4s6 map Dyckman homestead property; .
Daniel Freedman Valentine DIETRICH and VIE II
Same property; William ID Hutton and another,
trustees to Daniel Freedman
Brook-ave W = ~ n OF l6sth-s, 80 4xso;
Louis W Kaysser and wife TO Herbert snip
...................
IGod.st $ s. Is6 II = r Courtlandt-aye; Mary King
to Sophia Brormann. ...,. ...;,.....';
Forest-ave s. 1876 II OF l'6th-st' John
Briefly and wife to Maurice kearney'
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STEAMBOATS,.

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Hartford. Springfield and NTth.
= TONINGrON LINE for Boston and the
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Sofing ST.. at 600 p II. daily. except Sunday.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

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