New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Joseph Marenco thirteen years old. Of No. 16 Clin-
ton-st. and George Patrusko. eleven years DID, OF
No. Clinton-st.. were 'arraigned before Justice
Kellogg yesterday afternoon. charged by Policeman
William Carol with stealing property valued at sSlo
from the premises OF Samuel Diamond on July 10
last. Patrusko made a confession to Captain Man
gin, in which he stated that he and Marenco saw
Mrs. Diamond put $40 in bills in setchel that con-
taned gold watches and a diamond ring on the
day Of the robbery. Marenco. he alleges. wanted
him to 90 in the house and get the satcheI' which
had been placed in a drawer. He refused where
upon Marenco struck him. He then went in' TOOK
the satche, and both boys ran to the HUDSON hiver.
There the articles taken from the satchei ana
the atts sr was thrown into the river Marenco. ac'
cording to Patrusko. took everything except SS'
which he gave him and told him to hide II.
Marenco showed him u good spot to conceal the
money. When he went there for 1t no trace OF II
could be found. and he says Marenco took 1t after
he had gone Mrs. Marenco was arrested late IN
the afternoon on a charge Of larceny In connection
with the case. and the three were remanded TIL
this morning.
James Sheridan janitor of Manor Hall, had q
narrow escape yesterday from death. Thomas f.
Lee the newly appointed city marshal asked him
for q revolver he had two prisoners to- convey
to the penitentiary Mr.. Sheridan brought him
.s2-calibre self-acting revolver Mr.. Lee did not
know 1t was loaded. and while examining 1t the
weapon was accidentally discharged The ball
grazed Mr.. Sheridans right hand The two men
ONCE of Henry B. Archer receiver of taxes. The
city oiciais in the other offices hearing the report
They II 1f OSnd two bady Il Frightened s % men
Captain Msngln sent Thomas Williams. the colored RED
iceman Robinson in Ravne.ave, and who had skel-
eton keys to the Central Oee IN Nsw YORK 5 he
police have learned that his right IT. name is Leon
9S Elzabeth-st, New-York. and had been in prison.
Lucinda Radcliff. wife of Cornelius Lewis. died
on Sunday night at her home No Is Schools; nNpo r.
Rhinebeck and the last of family OF eleven
was fsr oyer y sne and for the
last twenty lone years COMMUNICATE OF the cen er
funeral services Win be held at her home this
noon.
The Industrial School and the Kitchen Garden con-
nected with St. Johns Episcopal Church nave
closed for the season. The school contains twenty
teachers and about one hundred and nifty children
The Industrial School was in charge OF Mrs =. L.
Chapman and the. Kitchen Garden under the drec-
tion of Mrs. Elizabeth c. Wray
Thirteen entries have been received for the in
dividual bowling tournament of the Yonkers Bowl
ing Association. The first games Will be rolled to-
morrow evening on the alleys in North Broadway
Edwin r. Coles has purchased thirty-iive-foot
cabin catboat which he will use for cruising THIS
II Us 3 % 30 at Se of hs
Palisade Boat Club. of which Mr.. Coles is men,
Der.
Clerks in the Office of the Receiver of Taxes are
still entering in the books the receipts Of April A.
the last day when taxes could be o paid without in
on that day II such found TO be the it will
bring the total or taxes c0ecteu tnS spring 10 MI
most half-mion OF dollars.
The congregation Of the First Methodist Epis-
copaf Church gave informal reception last night
at the parsonage for the Rev. Frederick NJ. Daven-
port the pastor in honor of his return for another
term. On Thursday evening the members OF the
Central Church will give reception in the lecture
room of the church for the Rev. I. H. Barag-
wanath. their new pastor.
Among the building permits approved yesterday
by Inspector Augustus three for dwellings
which Kate A. Judson. of No. 20 East Ninety-ninth
st. New-York intends to build In South Yonkers.
Two will be In Radford-st. and the third at Flor
ence and Radford sts
When the lease Of the Getty House expires on
May /, the proprietor. c. W. johnson. Will retire
from its MANAGEMENT. Extensive atera lions VIII
be made and IL Is said that Philip Mallin OF New
York City, will be the new proprietor Mr. John-
son has conducted the house for number OF
years
Among to-night's affairs are: tea to be given
IN the hall Of the Womans Institute. In which the
Yonkers Symphony Society will take part: meet
ing of the Board OF Trade, Exempt Ffremens
Benevolent Association. and the Grand Army Me-
mortal Committee
Ex-Consul Henriques will deliver his lecture on
Cuba in the assembly hall Of Public School NO, o.
in Ashburton ave, Thursday evening: CharIes
D. Gorton. Superintendent Of the Public Schools OF
the city. will preside
The women Of the Dayspring Presbyterian Church
will hold bazaar Thursday and Friday even
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