New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The BOARD of Excise OF Yonkers gave nearing
on Friday night the protest made by John uroSs
against the renewal Of the license OF the f1o'e'
Deutsch in South Broadway, at l<owerre. Hross'
who was formerly a delivery clerk for Jonn Eyer
grocery alleged that he lost 800 at the hotel shah
ing dice with c. X Deutsch. Gross now lives at
No 4s2 West Twenty fourth-st.. New-lork he tesu-
fed that while delivering orders Tor Eylers nc
visited the hotel twice day. except SUNDAYS ne
said he played poker dice with MI Deu'sch anu
lost altogether about $500 OF Mr.. Eyler's money
Six or seven dollars was the highest amount los'
at any one time. He said he had also shaken uNe
for money with Mrs. Deutsch ABOUT the ias' Vi
December 1885, his accounts with MI Eyiers "eIe
so short that he ran away. Eli Dyson OF NO 10"
RiverdaIe-ave. and Frank schweikert. OF the same
address swore they had been with Gross al uleren'
,,roes at the hoe, and had him shake dice win
Mr. Deutsch for money Mr.. Deutsch's defence was
a general denial. He admitted that there were ace
ro se FOR drinks but denied they had shaken
dice for money The hearing was auyoul 'ir nt ~
eyamined The Rev S. Parkes Cadman VIII
preach special sermon at the Cehtra shers of
Episcopal Church this evening 10 tnT ner mion has
he Carpenters and Jolners Union the union M, M
invited all carpenters and ioners to meet al sfe'T
O'Clock in the evening and march to the chTrSh m
AZ BODY Narburon T VENUE Baptist Church Their
final soca6le of the at the home OF stertns
The h lawn H' was trimmed with japanese lanterns.
and the affair was made sort o. sumner adn EeWman
recited and John Vredenburg delighted me com
pany with banjo music The Rev Alyah II; hop ,aI
pastor of the church. gave the Young pe4pe t ssN
on Dickenss Great Expectations l1gnt TeIresn-
ments served. James w. '', IN San,or
has hired two floors in the Copcuit Buiidlhg' anu
vii At once begin the weaving Of silk ribbon
The editorial staff of THE Freak the Hign ScHIT 1
naner gave reception at Berkeley Han on fri-
day evening in honor OF Miss Esther chaih I.a
lain the poetry editor. who Is about to leave
Workers for California. Among those present were
Princpal H. H Gadsby. OF the High school. ana
his wife Ex-Judge Barnard has lust rsh.
dered his decision as referee, In the case OF fauiSh
I FIanncry. against Asian Sahagian tbs was '.le
first case tried before Judge Barnard since MS re-
fjrement from the Supreme Court Bench; Inc &C
ZION was brought recover the balance que on me
Contract for the erection OF Mr.. Sahagians Dnha-
Ing in Palisade-ave. and also for some extra Work
Mr Sahaglan alleged that IN several particulars
The building as constructed did not comply WIN the
specinca tons and account OF these defects ne
refused to paw the builder any part OF the amount
sned for The case has been in litigation since lSW
and II is believed that the end has not been reache
The dispute was originally referred TO four pul!d-
ers in this city. and they decided in FAVOR OF MT
Flannerv The award however, deiectiVely
drawn and. although sustained by the lower courts.
was finally set aside by the Court OF Appeals suit
was then brought the contract ana was re
fer-ed 10 Judge Barnard, who has allowed MT
Flannery 81 2SS g. the full amount OF the claim less
the sum of 1892 deducted for defective work r. y
Donoehue and John F. Brennan represented Mr.
Flannery,, and Joseph F. DAILY. appeared FOR Mt
Sahagian.