New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-06
YONKERS.

No.. car,a,. thir,v-epht wears Old Of No. 81 JEFF
ferson-st. was committed to the count! Jan ~, nv'
three months yesterday by Justice keiioes io' u''
turbng the worshppers at the Cnurcn o, ''o ~,
pacuIate Convention Saturday night. Mars "'
intoxicated NJ the time and II Is said that whe"
over she gets under the influence OF liquor ner , ra
wanders off on religion. numpeI 81 o~mmenced 70
en- the church when Mary entered ana comIieno, go
nbomt and use profane language. She carried on ~
that Il was necessary 10 summon an .nv - Police
fdasdouarters and was locked up with difficulty
Michael Cauley. nty-eight years old, of No. o'
.JeNerson-st. Is in st. Joseph's Hospital suher'hs
from a .iab wound In his left si1e' WHO" "e SOY
u,,s received in fight that took place over game
of pool in Kennedys saloon IN Blema me AFFAIR
to the police and Deecye carrS waS ee and took
sn ~ ,ho bnspaI The wound made by pen
knife and the house surgeon SAN '"e '''''
ly missed a vital part
The lawn party which opened on Wednesday OF
last week in aid Of ST. Josephs Hospital on tne nos
ni,sI grounds IN South Broadway closed on Satur-
day night It in charge Of me Lanes A ha S ,o
ciety Connected with me institution. All me re-
u nif mccessfl affair and that The treasury wiz
receive substantial addition through the e"'''S Vi
the women.
The case Of the thirteen Cinnamon who were ar
rested at No "A Main-st. on charge OF gamohns
comes IN again tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
The prosecution has put In It's evidence. and me
case was adjourned 10 secure an Interpreter
a. ,ba defendan,s II is understood that A man
Satisfactory to both sides has been secured
A number of the city pupi;s were filled yesterday
by supplies. At the Dayspring Presbyterian Church
the Rev DR.. Alexander Alison preached; at the
First Presbyterian the Rev Robert F. Sample OF
New-York City: at the Warburton Avenue Baptis ,
Church the Rev. Or. d. F. Estis. professor OF New
at p cSsr bS osc9PEa dst
preached NJ ST. Johns Episcopal Church in the
svenns Of n the gaze deaf an ann DUMB The Rev William
Morris Gilbert the new rector OF ~, iau d,y for
ihe frs; time as pastor large congregation turned
out at both services to welcome nm Ia ns fr
acid yesterday afternoon al the rooms
Of the Young woTsns Chs'Sn a AsooG,io9S bT
Miss Mary Valentine of New-York city Edwin
p. Essick of Auburn Seminary addressed the mem
bcrs Of the Young Mems Christian Association at
His subject was "A Sound Platform
d. A. Waterman. Frank r. Ford and William Fl.
baldwin the committee of the Warburton Avenue
Baptis; Church in charge OF the branch sunday
school at No. 222 Rverdae-ave;. will submit their
quarterly report at meeting 10 be held on W"ines-
day evening Of this week
The Yonkcrs Bicycle Club is making plans for
moonlight sail on the river In the future. The
regular meeting Of the club was not held on Friday
night, and Il ie expected that President May VII.
call special meeting In few days
The official board Of the Central Methodist Episco-
pal Church spent Saturday Maplehurst' Cottage.
the country home OF Marvin r. Oakley. in Milbrook
Duchess County.
crayon portrait OF Captain Mansin, in uniform,
has been hung behind the desk at Police Headquar
tiers 1t is an excellent likeness Of the Captain who
is serving his thrty-sixth year as a police officer
twenty-five years OF which has been spent In this
city as captain OF the force
Informal tennis matches at the Park Hill Country
Club on Saturday practically closed the season at
that club. A large number OF the members visited
The clubhouse during the afternoon and evsnhg
take place during the latter part Of September
The iron rnoulders Of this city will hold their
eighth annual excursion to-day. They will 60 to
Idlewild Grove by boat