New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
Mr.. ssAMANs DAUGHTERs OBJECTED.

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THEY DID NOT LIKE THE OCCUPANT OF THEE
yATH.Rs PLEAsASTvrLLE HOUSE.
Victor Seaman is elderly widower living at No.
24S East One-hundred- and Afh ST. with his four
married sdaughters. On March II last he bought .
country seat with Hve acres Of land near Pleasant
ville In the town Of Mt Pleasant and put tho deed IN
the name Of Mary Grube, . goodlooking young
woman. Seaman. in the verbal agreement preceding
the drawing Of the deed. stipulated that Roland
Parker Of Msrys fsvortes should not be allowed
on the place. Ii was also agreed that Mr.. Seaman
should have life interest In the place and that Miss
CRUDE should take Of him long be lived. In
Mr.. Seamans complaint, file In the westchester
County Clerk1 Office. he alleges that this stipulation
has been disregarded Roland Parker be says Is har-
bored there in his absence and Miss CRUDE refuses to
give him life interest In the property Be therefore.
has brought suit in the Supreme Court to set aside
the deed.
Yesterday Mary CRUDE obtained warrant from
Justice E. b. Long in White Plains to dispossess Mr..
seaman's daughters and oung named John c.
Tyner who had taken possession of tie property and
another warrant against Mr. Seaman for assault Mr..
Seamans daughters heard of the country home which
their father had established for the young woman.
and they drove her out taking possession themselves
and establishing Mr. Iyner az guard IN r1hs ont 2! inc
woman because they have got the idea that she y
ing take place OF their dead mother Miss rube
denies this. According her statement TO Justice
Long. she has fatty refused to become Mrs seaman
and her refusal is the cause of all her trouble
The warrant 70 dspossess the Misses seaman was
placed In the hands of Constable BOgart On the way
he met two Of the daughters in a dog cart. Divnng
the purpose Of the officer they turned back and thero
was race for the house. Both parties reached tho
place at about the same lime and the ran around
to the side door, There some discussion between
the officer at the door and the women within. Then
there sound of broken glass. and looking up Mr.:
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the window overhead. In his excitement young Tyner
had broken pane of glass by ramming his fist
went around to back door and broke ir in and ar.
rested the young man. The Misses Seaman were then
ordered off the premises and Miss CRUDE and Mr..
Parker were placed in possession.
Tyner arraigned before Justice Long and was
released upon his own recognizance. Mary CRUDE
complained that Mr.. Seaman has sold horse and
bur she admitted to the justice that Mr seaman's
money purchased them. The records In the Registers
Office show that on August z, Mary CRUDE sold the
property in dispute to Timothy OLeary OF tins city,
Moreover, Muller n Wood builders of No. 73l Sew
enth-aye. have fled mechanics hen the house and
premises for 1854 II for repairs.
Mr. Seaman Is real estate dealer In Harlem and
has gathered together comfortable competence. Yes
terday of the daughters talked with a reporter
They said their father was wealthy, but be had
lost good deal of money in speculation. He told
them several months ago about his purchase IN Pleas
antville AMI one day they ran out to see the place.
They found Mary CRUDE and Parker in possession.
Parker was sailing under the name of Jones. and pre-
tended to be farm hand in the employ of their father.
They required an explanation Of their father. Then
they learned that the place was in her name.
"All we know about Parker and the woman isD said
one of the daughters, that father made their ac-
9uaintance whlle they were occupying apartments IN
fhird-ave. in a house for which father agent.
Recently they lived in First-ave. One-hundred-
and-twenty-hfth- ST."
At No 2 43O First.ave the reporter found tho
abode of this pair on the top floor. They had lived
there one year man and wife in three rooms TO.
which they paid 81 30 month; The good-naturet
Parker and his alleged wife moved out and went to the
country. They pay the rent regularly. and he said
he expected them back in the fall Seaman could not
be seen Yesterday warrant for bis arrest is in the
hands of White Plains constable. Mary Grube Is
a very pretty woman, about thirty years old. Parker
is about twenty -four years old and when he Lived In
First-aye apparently had no business