New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

held Yesterday in the Day spring
Chrrcb IN Walnut-st. The Moderator DelhS az"
w. ~ meeting was called to order by the Rev
w 7 CUMMINGS OF Yorktown, the stated Cie'A
orA the Rev Dr. r. NJ. Niven OF Doops re'I!'
WAS chosen moderator pro TEN. Inc i'''
Alexander Allison was made coT'e9Po'uins nv,
her Of the Prcsbytery. The letter OF me NV w.
s,r.uss from the North River Presoytery' was az
49, "a r.. was made a member OF this Pres
$50, Tho Second Church OF Peckski1 cNieh'eu
q call TO Mr.. Strauss. which was a'ocP'e"' an
Elder Knight Commissioner Lent ana tne i"''o.
elect were appointed a committee u man" nan. -.
engagements for the installation The Kew w. ".
prackenrIdge was appointed to prepare minute
=, tho death o. the Rev w. G. jenkins As re-
r.rds tho installation OF Pastor Rankin al heU-
f,rd Elder Clark was made chairman OF the Coin,
rn,ttee OF Arrangements. Dr. Henry ~. n", o,, "a
~ Ers Presbvt erlan Church Of tbs CITY. lco. &
that endea Vors were being made to secure IL p' .ba
at an early date, the pulpit 5e,ng Vao 49, The Rev
meSi Il Iiayenport pastor OF the church IN Bridse
port extended to the Pres6yteTy r az, ANA il was
accepted After passns vote OF nnSi"mrned to
Day DAY "pii' Isedfnrd on june o. After adjournment
The delegates were entertained IN the
by the women of the church. VINO se''''
ments.
"r,,o Morning. with Reading and Music was
v;ven Yesterday in the Workers Lawn Tennis Cluo
house In the Paisade-ave. extension Dy MES
A r, Edwards Miss Baron Anderson ana MS MISS
d d%d Maternity No III Ashburtouavo There was
a large attendance. and this programme was niue"
enjoyed:
Du''' the MSS irp' Bruce and Mrs Anderson oounoa
Solo, AVE Maria
Reading "A BIT ST. sf sTSn'i [ H ha%sr a'
sons-"Ninon Guy 9 ylMrSn6s
Here and The5 MIS-. bruce. Edgar '
sOns.-An old French song. Arthur Fode
Spring Song Mrs. Anderson = pnr,-,
Duet Love Miss a'u Bruce and Mrs Anderson.
The treasury OF the Home will be suDs'ah''a''S III
creased by the entertainment
Shortly efter o'c.ock yesterday morning Sergeant
WOODBURY. heard cries Of Police" coming from 'he
ne,ghborhood Of Kel.enger-st Hurrylns 10 "iiel'
the cries came from he found James ). hogan ~
man of Protection Engine Company OF the ire ~
nartment. struggling with a man in the gutter. lie
was found 10 be Robert Dubcise, or NO. -'o'2 ->e"
Mains, In court yesterday Hogan said ne was re-
+urn,nr home from the ball in celebration VI e''o
fortieth anniversary of the lonkers leu'o"'a -"
c,etv when he was asked for a light by a s''"''so'
While accommodating the stranger ne was set upo"
nv four men from behind. who attempted to ROD MIN
IJoyan fought ferce.y but his assailants were 700
much for him and his head was badly cut DuOo'so
denies taking part in tho assault ana Claims ho vas
irving 10 aid Hogan. when the latter sraooeu i'i'
About the same time Sergeant Mclaughlin WHO was
on desk duty in the station-house' was 0d',eu ~
tAlephone by Dr. John. OF Nepperhan-ave' VINO re-
oues,ed that an ambulance be sent TO ms nome 70
convey TO the hospital two men VINO WeIe Iary - al
fnred detectives Carroll. Shea ana ScheiReI "elT 5
once DISPATCHED 20 the house. There tRey loui.1
Joseph Foley. twenty-five years o. vears Ga Of
,So Isl Oak-st Ense had six cuts on ths mes, ches, !,
hn a. severe tussle Foley had bad cut in the
chest near the heart and the hospital PHYSICIAN con,
rbe name Of Anthony Armltsge had stabbed him
When arrested by Carroll ana Shea az cp Srge
He taken to The Hospital ana mere nnbns wey
.here
afternoon. At that hour Policeman brady teS.te "a
me evening He had sent Hogan and Duooise home
nv different routes in order TO avoid furtner as-
MnSan and general hight followed Dubose and
Armitage were held for further examination
The prizes won in the bowling and pool tourna-
ments at the Pasade Boat Club which closed on
Nav 30 were presented last night. There was a
large gathering Of members at the alleys The WIN
ners were: Weekly medal. j. .. A johnson, VINO IN
addition TO receiving the medal VIII have his name
engraved the clubs loving cup nandcap SGw
pool tournament eight prizes &; =, hRssrr
George Thomson. c G PieIce fre1,' u " tr
G ssS s. H T. k kSysTrf ST. b. i'4''s' H.
Franklin A. Rigby. Edward Crabbe Clarence A
Pearsall George c. Chadeayne and tredercS
Thomas the Regatta Committee OF the Yonkers
Corinthian Yacht Club will meet tomorrow even
ing TO consider the protes; entered by John Dickson
owner Of the Edna. against the Fugitive. Mr. DICK
son alleges that In the regatta On ia s1 .e
and therefore should receive the first prize
The Rev. Dr. George S. Adams. who has been
transferred from the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church in this city the Baltimore and Phia-
delphia Conference started yesterday afternoon
for Washington. where that conference IS In ses-
sion: In the three years the Rev MI Adams was as
in Yonkers he ela nuen s Tor opH ms sxtvg This he
has Increased to IO5 There was no parsonage then
neat and hG nes d Ro hnve
Improved and put in nourishing condition.
Entries close tomorrow for the regatta OF the
Tower Ridge Yacht Club. which is TO be sailed on
Saturday of Hastings The regatta is open to
clubs along the Hudson River. and clubs o. the
New-York Yacht Racing Association and the Yacht
Racing Union. The will be between Hast,
ings. Tarrytown and Yonkers, as the conditions OF
Yonkers Cornthian Yacht Club has entered his
Edna AGAINST me Frgltye ana anp,mer cb nI
also hold its regatta on the same day a number
OF races have been arranged FOR
At the annual meeting OF the Board Of Managers
Of ST. Johns Riverside Hospital held on Monday
night, William F. Cochran was chosen president;
Norton P. Otis. vice-president: Horace II. Thayer,
secretary, and Lyman Cobb jr.. treasurer.
Frederick P II. Herdling recently bought piece
OF property at Prospect-st. and Riverdae-ave., on
which there were two one-story wooden buildings
recently used for livery purposes. Mr.. Herdng
decided Monday afternoon to have the inside
Of the buildings torn down. and allowed two Poles
living in the neighborhood to do the work for the
wood. These Poles live in the heart OF the Polish
and Hungarian quarter. and when their ne!ghbors
saw them come home with the wood. and learned
where they got It. they swoOped down upon those
bulldings-men. women and children-and IN a few
hours the structures were destroyed. Mr.. Herdlng
demonstrated with the crowd. but II TO no
purpose Men with axes. women with hatchetS
and even children attacked the old buildings. max
ing them disappear quickly. Seeing his protesta-
tons were OF avail. Mr. Herdllng teephoned for
the police, but when they arrived there was not
enough left o. the structures to make a fight for.
TARRYTOWN
The funeral OF Mrs Rebecca Scott. eighty-four
years old. OF Broadway, who died Saturday last
from heart disease, held yesterday. The burial
was in Woodlawn. She leaves a daughter and
granddaughter and brother and several sisters
In New-Yorh