New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
MR.. CHANLER SETTLES Up
Files Mortgage to Cover Payment
of $4,000 to Cavalleri.
GETS HIS PROPERTY BACK
Incident Of Marriage to Singer Is
Closed, First Wife Making
His Title Clear,

| Ths last stage Of the marital trouble. ot
Robert Winthrop Chanler with Lima Csva-
nert, his wife. was probably reached yes
terday when papers were fled in the Regis
| ters of1ce cancelling the ante-nuptal
agreement which he made with the singer
and certain deeds were recorded which
again place the Chanler property IN the
hands Of Mr. Chanler and afford him a
loan OF $4,000. the amount paid 70 Nina
Caveneri 10 assuags her injured feelings.
Mortgages were recorded yesterday
against the Chanler property at the south
east corner Of 55th street and Ninth ave-
nus and a parcel Of adjoining property.
showing that total Of 500 90 had been
borrowed in the name Of John NJ Scoble
for Robert Winthrop Chanler. The loan
was obtained through the American Mort
gage Company, Of No 81 Nassau street for
three years at per cent 1t Is understood
that s120,C00 Of the loan will be used TO sat
sfy existing mortgages on the premises
One Of the three deeds filed in connection
with the transaction was made by Julia
Chaner. former wife Of M, Chanler, in
which she decided all OF her rights and in
terest to an undivided share OF all those
two plots and parcels Of land" at No 231 10
235 Third avenue and at No. $40 to 353 Fifth
avenue. to Arthur Simonson, of No. i2s
West 18th street This deed was dated No
vember TO- 1910. and was for the purpose Of
clearing the title to the property of the
former Mrs Chanlor's dowry rights, II was
said.
This deed placed the former wife in the
peculiar position of assisting in clearing
the atmosphere I'm Mr.. Chanler's tangled
financial affairs. IL was said, so that he
could make his final settlement with Nine
Cavalieri
On July Is Of this year this same. prop
erty was conveyed by Robert w. Chanlsr.
Of Red Hook, Dutchess County and his
wife, Natalina Cavalier Chanler, to Simon
son. Yesterday Simonson transferred the
same property to Winthrop Astor Chanler.
Of Geneseo. y. Y. and Louis Stuyvesant
Chanler, of Barrytown, Dutchess County.
embodied in a deed of trust. The instru
ment reads that the deed is Subject,
nevertheless, to a certain mortgage made
by the party of the first part (Simonson)
70 the parties Of the second part (the two
Chanlers) as trustees under the will OF
John Winthrop Chanler. deceased, 70 Sc
cure the payment of the sum OF $4,000,
with interest dated from December II, 1911"
Several Of the Chanler heirs are mads
trustees under the deed of the plot OF land
at the southeast corner of Fifth avenue
and 34th street, which is subject to lease
dated May o. 1903. nlads between them
and Louis Korn, for a term OF twenty-one
years from the first day OF June, 1903. at
an annual rental Of $35,OOo The trustees
are TO collect and receive the rents from,
this property and turn them over to ths
use OF Robert Winthrop Chanler during his
life.
Tbs indenture providing for the annul-
ment Of the ante-nuptial contract covers
several typewritten pages, the singers
initials. IN c CO appearing az the bot
ton? Of each page IN large, scrawling letters.
II is dated July Is, 1911, and refers to the
original agreement as having been made
IN Paris on Nay 81. 1910. It relates that the
singer and Chanler were married on June
i: 1910 but are now living separate and
apart from one another
The said ante-nuptial contract is now
unsatisfactory 10 the parties hereto" y
continues, and each OF them IS anxious
and desirous Of abrogating and annulling
the contract"
The annulment proceeds TO absolve the
various trustees under the will OF John
Winthrop Chanler from the obligations
imposed or attempted to be imposed" upon
them under the ante-nupt!al contract. Nine.
Cavalieri then agrees, for certain valuable
considerations not mentioned IN the annul-
n1ent 10 reinquish AL her claims 70 the
various parcels OF property which Chanler
decided 10 her.