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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
MRS. CRANES REQUESTS TO CHARITIES

The will OF Mrs. Clarssa L. Crane, the WIDOW OF
Thomas Crane. a granite dealer. who diea Aprh -
last filed for probate yesterday m the once OF 'he
Surrogate, makes number OF charitable oeques's'
as foo, s. The proceeds OF the sale OF certain per-
sonal effects. and also 1900. TO the Five FONTS
House OF Industry; to the Thomas crane PUBIC
Library OF Quincy. Mass. $4,000 10 the Chapih
Home for the Aged and Infrm OF this city, slo""'
New-York State Auxiliary to the Womens Natlonai
Relief Association blue Anchor society. %Wo'
Connecticut Universalist Convention, NWo; Wom-
ems Centenary Association. founded by the women
OF the Universalist Church. 5000; New-York Uni
versalist Relief Fund $500 rnlversalist Genera!
Convention 50 900; Universalst Church in STANFORD
Conn. 81 900: New-York Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children 5000: New-York Society FOR
the Relief Of the Ruptured and Crippled, N""
New-York Skin and Cancer Hospital. $1,000; Home
for Incurables at Fordham. 1900: New-York lnst-
tuition for the Blind $1,000: Prison Association OF
New-York 81. 600: Womens Prison Association ana
Home 81 COO Chidren's Aid Society, $1,000
There are a number of requests 10 relatives ana
friends The son of Albert Crane receives the
personal effects not otherwise disposed Of also one.
half the residue OF the estate ana the other haii
IS held in trust for him for lfe
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THE MASTER.

Move. BY l. ZANGwlLL. Author OF 'Ch'dreh Oh '"e
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novc-ty IN the Of London his return 10 his native
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ouent tragedy Of his e his gain Of the applause 81 the
world his brief glimpses into fields Of happness-we TO-
low ard feel as II had shared Stranes life and had
often clasped his hand.
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Actors Order OF Friendship Ok '"e ...
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rector etc ST AIMS Church 10 "n''a"'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

following plans for new buildings and alterations
have been fled with the Building Department May =:
New buildings
is6 II ~ lISh-s three
story frame tencments. by Henrietta Schroeder.
Of 3Oi3 Bathgste-ave. .................... $4,000
Pork-avr " 7ith-st. one-story frame
workshop. bv Helene Butterworth OF Lis
broadway
Pork-aye y G corner 75thst iiNc-story and base
brick fiat. by II q Havemeyer. OF Green
wich Conn. ..........:.:.... 5000
Park-aye n @ sithst. iive-story and base
ment brick Nat. by SAM. ;...;..........:,.. 1900
iOsthst, =. loo II - If Cplumbus-ave. five
story brick Oats. by II & II SOM .......... Hoco
Amserdam-ave, corner lO.th-st.
brick store by Charles Weisbacher OF $50 West
ii8th st, 8 O. $50 II Of Ith-ave. hve-sory brick
fats by James Horton OF II: West i2ethst 10000
IOh-s No 21S Fast hve-siory brick fiat. by
(;esson LYMAN OF ~ East 10th st....... 10 0oo
lG2d- VI tiran-aye. One-story frame
stable by Carl Frank OF scarsdaic. y Y...... $50
Alterations:
ves4y-si No 81. by the Carey estate. to five
story brick and dwelling ............... 6,o
Water-st. No l1o. by Patrick II Fay. to a four
brick Office building. .....................
S7th-st n 9 corner Gth-aye. by + White TO
two-story brick stores. .......,.............. 600
3ith-st No - East. by II Il LOOMS a six ~
story brick dwelling ....,.................. 6sOO
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mrs T. T. CORY or PRA CTICAL DESIGNING.

Tho tss,efully arranged drawlng-rooms OF 'ne
Wonen's Professional League. at No. l.51 Broad
way we're filled with women yesterday afternoon,
who gathered 10 listen to lecture on the subject
OF practical designing by Mrs. F. f. Cory mem
Der Of the School of Applied Design and her re-
marks were replete with witty and apt illustrations
of how tru, art was an undisguised blessing 10 'he
practical side OF life. Among those present were
Mrs NJ Palmer Miss Sarah A. Palmer. Mrs.
Rachael Mccormick. Mrs. f. V. Townsend. Miss
Alice Brown. Mrs. r. J. Durston, Nine Cot'r ely
Pauline Willard Miss Rose Rand. Miss Mildred Hol-
land. Miss Ada b. Whine Mrs. EDWIN hno"'es
Mrs Louise Rial and Mrs. Seymour Parker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
TCGBOAT SUNK IN THE EAST RIVER.

The tugboat r. H. Smith was sunk yesterday
morning by a collision with the tug w. S. Chap
man. In the East River. off Pier No. 46. The
Smith a small tug and the Chapman is a big
one The Smith sank almost Immediately. The
men on her picked up by passing tugs. The
Chapman passing up the river at the time OF
the accident with small towing alongside
The Smith coming down stream. Captain
Sceley. OF the Chapman in his report OF the acct
dent, said that the Smith tried 10 his
bows. and was struck by the scow he was towing
lie could no, stop In the narrow river as he had
the scow in tow. but saw other tugs. which were
near, rescue the men on the smith. The Smith
was forty-nvc feet long and built in 1872. Last
bcar she was rebuilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
MRS. HERMAN GETS INTO TROUBLE.

Matilda Herman, the Lexow witness. prls-
pner in the jefferson Market Court yesterday on
the complaint OF her niece. who 1t may be remem-
bered the Herman woman testified she had tried
TO keep from leading dishonorable life. Mrs. Her
mans sister has opened cigar store In Thirty
third-st.. and late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Her
man passed the. place and. 1t is said. in a FIT Of
anger drove her fist through the door window.
When arrested she sent word to the Parkhurst So
ciety and Mr.. Webb came to her. When the case
was finally called Frank Moss appeared for her.
THE niece said her had spit in her mothers face
Mrs Herman said her sister had grabbed $50 out OF
her hand, tearing the bills in two. and that the
breaking Of the glass accident. The case
was adjourned until this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
AMERICANS ABROAD.

Savoy Hotel U,ondon) Henry Willard and family
Charles Seasongood and family A. j. Seasongood
and family. Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Butler. Mr. ana
Mrs W. Scott. Mark Hoyt and Miss lioyt
Hotel Victoria 0,ondon).-J. Hastings. r. w. Her
ring G. T. Wallng. W. F. Frank. T. J; Martin. j.
G; Gkson. w. f. Payne and G.. r Nesbitt. >,
Adelphi Hotel UlverpooD. c. r. Dodge Arthur h.
Hearn E.dridge TORY. a. b. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs
A. c. Jennings J. c. Levy, Mr. and Mrs r. d.
White and 5. II Alderman
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WITH THE PROCESSION.

A Novel By HENRY Il. FULLER. Post svo. Goth
Ornamental 81 %.
Mr. Fuller presents a realistic novel Of Chicago life on
the lines OF The CHI jewellers" The theme is admir-
able-he upheaval Of sober Chicago commercial family
rich and fosslizcd by ambitions u the jusheged
Younger son and daughter The way In which the moral
and social concepts Of the elders are oNerihr""h Is
WILDLY shown while the work equally remarkable as
THE GIN Dweers for striking impressions Of lie
in the great city In which the Is laid.
BY THE SAME AUTHOR:
THD CLIFF JEWELLERS Illustrated by T. Dc
Thu!strup Pos; svo Cloth. 81 30.
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NEW ORGANISE FOR CHRIST CHURCH.

Henry Carter has taken charge of the music at
Christ Church. at the Boulevard and Seventy-hrst-
st., In the place OF 7. c. Edwards. who has re-
signed, after holding the place during the last nine
wears From 1873 to 1850 Mr.. Carter made himself
ixnown N Nev-York by his rectas at Old Trinity
New-York and Plymouth Church. Brooklyn Since
then he has been professor at the College OF Music
Cincinnati and organist at the Church OF the Heav-
emily Rest, Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
LILLIAN RUSSELL'S MORTGAGE.

Lillian Russell the actress. having mortgaged her
property at No. 3lS West Seventy-seventh-st for
$4,000 to the Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
q thorough search was begun yesterday in the
United States District Court for any lien or tudg-
men against her estate by the lawyers OF the mort
gage company. The search was made under the
several names OF Lillian Russell. Lillian Leonard,
Lillian Braham. Lillian Solomon. Lillian Chatterton
and Lillian Perugni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
PLCCEY SAILORS RETARDED.
MEDALS AND MONEY FOR THE OFFICERS AND
SAILORS OF THE SUEvIA.

SAILORS OF THE SCEVIA.
Captain Krech. of the Hamburg Amercan h''c
steamer suevia now lying at her pier in Hopoken
Yesterday mustered the crew OF the vessel and pre-
scented each man s25. sent by President CieVe.and
in recognition Of the rescue by the Suevia OF the
crew OF the American bark. Mary G. Amsden' Eacn
member of the crew will also receive silver mccall
the captain a gold watch and chain, ana the OF
ncers gold medals. The medals ana thc "a'ch are
now beinc suitably engraved. ard Will be presented
Union the Suevia returns here on her next trip. or
VIII he forwarded TO the home office Of the COM
many in Hamburg to be presented there
The Sueyia rescued the of the Amsden on
her previous trip from Naples TO this port me
resc,,e was accomplished in heavy sea, al great
personal risk 10 the rescuers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
PASSENGERS FROM the MFDITgRRAy

Among the passengers arriving here yesterday
on the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser vii
helm II. from Genoa were the Rev. II. b. Afford
Mrs Adele Dupuy dc LONE. Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Cunningham Count Ottavlano Collalto. Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Draper Mr. and Mrs Walter p.
Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. William c. Harris. Mrs.
Emerson Opdyke Dr. and Mrs. Il. G. Henry. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry H. King. DR.. and Mrs. J. Linn.
Mr. and Mrs Percy II. Pyne. Mr.. and Mrs J. A..
Ramsdel Mr.. and Mrs. g. Hilton Scribner MIR.
and Mrs. a. d. Russell Carlton Mathews and John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
pIsMISSALS By THE FIRE BOARD.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners in executive SEES
sion yesterday dismissed twenty-eight men from
the repair shops. and eight men from the Bureau
OF Combustibles The latter were men who worked
under Mr.. Seery. the lately discharged head OF the
Bureau OF Combustbles. These dsmissals are to
8ake effect on Monday next. Commissioner La
Grange said that It was possible that An injustice
had been done a few of the dismissed men. and
that their cases would be fully investigated. He
said he had learned this after the men had been
ccoA
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TENTING on THE PLAINS;

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0onntrn Real Gstatc for Sale.

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'"rnr Mpp AVENUE RAILROAD
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NEW S IN BRIEF.

Charles Mowbray, the English an
archist, was arrested at Philadelphia,
while delivering an address.
Dora Williams locked her three
children in the house and went visit
ing at Rome, Ga. The house took fire
and the children burned to death.
Battalion Fire Chief John ]. Bres-
lin, and Fireman John L. Rooney were
killed by falling during fire which
Quilted several stories of the electric
fixtures factory Of Cassidy & Son in
west 22d street at New York.
The Dayton and Michigan elevator,
with q half million bushels of wheat,
burned at Toledo; loss, $567 900; in
surance, S650,000. Chris. Mandelion,
an old emplOye in the top of the build
ing when the fire broke out, was
burned to ashes.
Paul Shaft, a we'll known Omaha
saloon man, attached a rubber tube to
the gas jet and connected it with the
faucet of the beer pump. He then
turned on the gas, jumped into the
ice box which closed with spring lock
and was dead in a short time.
Paul Shaft, well Known Omaha sa-
loon man, attached a rubber tube to
the gas jet and connected it with the
faucet Of the beer pump. He then
turned on the gas jumped into the
ice box which closed with a spring
lock and was dead in a short time