Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21
A RECEIVER FOR THE Y. M. C. A.
THE oI.D ASSOCIATION TURNS OVEN
All IT'S EtFEtrs.
u,r-,,or- Immediately Apply far |"
New Decree of inc"rpornti""-'"
work WIN Not lie iutcr-
ruptcd b., the Cinngc.

. potl,Ion for a PRO forma decree moor
paratlng the Kansas city Young NenS
Christian Association. signed by ~
nenrIsiey. I.cslio T.. BAIRD and JONI NoItn,
ies pcc,ively PRECEDENT, A"'i,','S III
treasurer, was nlol In Judge l'opsoh : ~
vision Of the circuit court by MI I''ht
low Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock. i's-
,.rdnv morpIne the door OF the old star
oinco on wynndottc street, whi.h "u, "
occurled for some weeks by Inc GU as
ISOLATION, bore this notice; -
Notice is hereby given that ! nay.
taken possession OF the personal prop'lys
In this building under a deed of trust mhue
TO me this dag by the Kansas city houis
Mems Christian Association. wnl'h ur"S.
deed Is made for the bcneiit of efol''ors
therein named. ,x.
GEORGE H.. McCRNRI'
In other words tho assets OF the old as
ISOLATION, which erected the ~
building a, Smith and Locust stresiS' "iin n
Tough have boon placed with Attorney
McCrury. vs. trustee. for the h.ltlt ~ ~
creditors. and an altogether new orEth'a
tiun, bearing the ann name as 'Ht oH
one, Is to he formed.
This transfer to Attorney McCrary was
voted at the meeting Of the alits'ors VI
ing. and under the voluntary H'Vn Yi
trust which was executed ne Immediately
took possession Of the premises, Mt Nc
Crary is employed in the office Of Attorney
ii /. Mcchne and IS a son of The late
General George W McCrnry. The as
nasium apparatus and not a small part
Of them belong to the ladies' auNillaf! 10
the old association. "a,
which are 4. 4. Rinhardsou. Albert Marty
John II. North. ), J sToT9rl; III ~
Reardsley, c; W: IlnrkC. l.. Il ii2lrd' u y
ii. Klrschncr. a. g. Trnmhull and Joseph
ii. Brinkerhon, will probably, be GRANTED
a decree on SATURDAY. on M9nHny , thiGf
in the office OF Beardsley, Gregory. "
Flannclly in the waterworks building, me
new association will occupy tn. quarters
in tho old Star building on Wyandottc
street. Its purpose will he TO carry on the
work where the old association dropped ~.
membership fees to the old corporation
without any additional payment on their
part. and meet all the claims due local
terday afternoons. ''The new association
viii. of course. he free OF the debts OF
tho Old especially the debt OF Sit"' r SUI,
per estate. How much the gymnasium
apparatus procured by the old associaunn
sort costs n deal when IT is BOUGHT. but
doesn't seem very vHluabl when II Is
sold. There could be no better building
than the old star office for our. purposes.
that Central street floor and make a GYM
nasium Of 1t and it will be the best in
Mr.. Bearlsley could not say as to who
the new association will select as It's sec
rotary. That Will he decided at the meet
ing on Monday.
ton dates back thirty years. In ISIS II
moved into the huilding put up by itself
at Ninth and Locust streets. its former
quarters having been MT sixth and Main
streets. President cleveland laid the cor
ner stone OF the new c!iice in October.
1887. The associations troubles began
with this building, FOR II was found nee
essary to borrow $1,000 TO carry on the
work. and to mortgage" the property. II
yet broken and values Of all sorts We're
greatly inflated. Tho mortgage was held
hy the late George :. Pepper, Of philH-
dolphiu. the trustees OF whose estate re-
Gently forced the OLD association to move
from the building by cunCelinE the lease.
They also claimed a u1rt of the fixtures
and furniture. Judge Scarritt settled this
| question a Jay or two since, but the suit
| ON tho nOtes Is vet To- be tried.