New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
yONkERS.

A man giving his name Harry Kelly. twenty
eight years DID, o, No. 30 East Elghty-second-st.
! New-York was arrested early Sunday morning By
Pa;ronan George T.. Dnsmore on suspicion OF be-
ing ore Of the men who entered the home OF ex-
Assembyrnan J. Irving Burns. at Warhurton-ave-
and Babcock Place. Saturday afternoon. to rob II
About p. m the servant went upstairs for a Few
minutes leaving the kitchen door unlocked On ner
return shortly afterward she surprised stranger IN
the dining room. As soon as he saw her ne haried
out OF the door, through the backyard and over the
fence 10 Woodworth-aye.. where he was joined oy
two other men. After his departure silver sugar
bowl was missing. The was not reported 10 the
police TIL the evening. About O'Clock yesterday
morning Patrolrnan Dlnsrnore who patrols the rail-
road track and looks after the stations. noticed a
man answering the description OF the fellow who
had entered the house Of Mr. Burns about the sta
ton OF the Hudson River Railroad and arrested him
He was arraigned before Acting City Judge Beau
drias and held without ball for examination. .
Theodore Miller ami Miss Celia Hedges were quietly
married at o'clock yesterday afternoon by the
Rev Charles f. Allison at the brides home. No.
Dock-st. Walter A. Sares was best man and Miss
Mabel Doty the bridesmaid The bride wore hand
some travelling costume Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Miller lef, their wedding
trip Only the relatives and immediate friends Of
the contracting parties present. The team
Of the Young Mems Christian Association OF Yonkers
and defeated team from the North SIDE Ath-
former at Lowerre Saturday afternoon. The
game the most fercely contested OF any IN the
series the home club has played this summer IL
not till the ninth inning. The batteries were;
Z. VI. c. A.. Graham and Sigman; North Side a; g
Reilly and Stanhope. The prompt action when
Captain John Mangin, Of the fonkers police, has
taken in making raids the unlicensed picnic re-
sorts has had wholesome effect The West Side Atm
etic Club had It's arrangements all made for picnic
on Saturday night at Mountalneer Grove. which is
owned and run by Christopher Coyne Coyne has
failed 10 his license this year. Al the hour
for the festivities number OF oicers IN citizens
clothes walked into the grounds and informed the
committee that the first glass OF beer sold would
result In the arrest OF the bartenders. The officers
remained the grounds and at o'clock in the
evening the committee seeing the officers were In
earnest. postponed the affair for two weeks In
the mean time Mr. Coyne will endeavor to obtain
A license. Many local pastors have returned 10
their pulpits In the city. but number are still filled
by supplies" Yesterday DR.. Arm.tage. OF New
York. preached at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. The pulpit of the Nepperhan Avenue Bap-
tst Church filed by the Rey. +. c. Brown. OF
New-Jersey. At the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev Thomas II. Baragwanath preached:
at the Westminster Presbyterian Church. the Rev.
B. F. Parman OF Shelter Island at the Messiah
Baptist Church. the Rev. Edward Johnson. of An
sonia, Conn. al the First Presbyterian Church. the
Rev. William II. Roberts, at st. Paurs Episcopal
Church the Rev. Dr. r. w. Howes At the
Sunday afternoon meeting at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association yesterday Ed
ward II. Foot. general secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Brooklyn, made address.
His subject was Magnet Talk and Impressions from
the Worlds Congress" There was large attendance
and special music for the occasion by orchestra
and quartet.