New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
NETWORK CITY.

The will OF General James b. Fry. who died on
July II last Newport. filed yesterday The
value OF the personal property is put at $1,000
The value OF the realty is not mentioned. All OF
the tesators estate is left TO the widow and upon
her death $4,000 is to be distributed as follows:
To Sarah r. Fry and Julia 4. Ware sisters. $4,000
each: to William VI. Fry, his brother $1,000; to
Alfred Fry. $4,000. and 10 his friend, Thomas
Glover, 5000
The North German Lloyd steamer Kronprinz Fr.
Wilhelm. from Mediterranean ports. was detained
at Quarantine for inspection and disnfection. on
account of a case OF smallpox in the steerage.
William c. Edgarton superintendent FOR John VI.
Starin, was indicted by the Grand Jury last week
for violation the Excise law. He heard of it and
gave himself up. Bail was furnished in 500. The
charge is that the superintendent allowed the sale
OF liquor on one OF the boats Sunday last
August
Captain c. Kousnoce. OF the japanese Army.
rived here yesterday the North German Lloyd
steamer Ems. from Bremen lie has been in Ger
many studying German army methods, and has
been called home to take part in the war with
China.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's synodical
Committee Of Home Missions OF New-York will lee
held tomorrow and Thursday. beginning at $50
a. m. In the Madison square Church. at Twenty
fourth-st. The afternoon sessions viii BEGIN at 2l5
o'clock.
The steamship For; william while trying to get
into her pier in South Brooklyn yesterday. bumped
her propeller against the pier and broke the blades.
She will have to go into drydock for repairs.
There will be a music service on Thursday even
! ing in ST. Matthew'S Church. West Eighty-fourth
st, the onertory being for the organ fund
A. s Cody who was said to have disappeared
mysterousy last week. says that he did not disap-
pear mysteriously He simply went out Of town.
II.s. L.gly
now AMI he says he is attending to his affairs as
usual
, Judge Addison Brown. Of the United States Dis
rict Court is suffering from severe cold AT his
home NO 233 East Forty-eghth-st.. ard will not
take his seat on the bench until tomorrow
! The directors OF the National Horse Show Asso-
citation have extended the time OF receiving entries
from October II 10 Wednesday October q Valuable
special prizes have been offered for standardized
broodmares Urotters) with Goal OF 1924; for Amer
co-Arab stations three years old over; for the
best amateur driving % fodr-in-hand teams. and
/ for Americo-Arab stations dnder three years OF
| age
The police Of the Madison-st station yesterday
| turned over TO Property Clerk Harriet at Police
Headquarters all the articles OF jewelry and house
! hold goods which were recovered by workInen
while removing the ruins in Monroest.. where last
Wednesdays fatal disaster occurred. Many OF the
articles bore marks of the terrible catastrophe
The case of Herman Clarke charged with forgery.
was continued in General Sessions yesterday.
Frank X. Hunter. a member Of the defunct firm.
and j.. A. Cooper a clerk gave testimony.
A Hve-story building at Third-ave. and Twenty
hfth-st. where nearly thirty families have apart
mcnts took fire yesterday afternoon II is owned
by the Lorard estate and is comparatively new.
There was great excitement for time. but no one
was hurt The loss was about $4,000.
The New-Orlcans steamship FL Norte arrived here
on Sunday heavily laden with California produce
She landed seventy carloads from the Pacific Coast
/ including 1856 bags and boxes OF dried prunes,
peaches and apricots. and 2l,54j boxes OF raisins
the latter exceeding 15O.G0 pounds in weight
These shipments promise to continue liberal. and
| they signify cheap rates for consumers next win
ter and spring. while the quality Of the goods is In
most cases superior to imported varieties.