New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONNCRS.

John Fversck twenty-four years old, Hun
earian, living in vineyard-ave. went TO headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon and gave hiniseI up "
Sergeant Osborne VINO was at the desk. He said
that In the forenoon he had been playing poor Ill
the Mquor-store Of John Lucas. at Nepperhan-aVe'
and Highest, with two strangers. quarre' arose
over the game. and Eversck alleged that. on iea.
Ing the saloon. he attacked by them In sell
defence. ne said. he drew knife. but ala not open
it. and with the handle struck one OF 'he "e"
Shortly after Eversck gave himself up fohcen'an
OConnor reported that while patrolling Ashpurtoh-
ave he was called 10 Iucas's liquor store, and
found that the man whom Eversck struck was
William Wayhand, OF No. 346 Nepperhan-aVe. he
had several scalp wounds, which were dressed oy
Dr. Leo. Eversck arragned In court and heio
III 81 zoo bail 10 answer charge OF assault IN 'he
second degree Wednesday morning.
Arthur Roberts. seven years old. and Thomas
Mulvihil nine years old who were arrested on
Sunday by Policeman Wright for attempting 10 en-
ter the grocery store of H. S. McGrath, al NO "a
Riverdale-ave were arraigned before City Judge
kellogg yesterday. 1; came out that the ta'her OF
the Roberts boy had disappeared and left his wile
TO support her five children. Arthur had been sent
the home at Peekskill, but had escaped Inc
Judge believed from the evidence that the hoperts
boy had let Mulvhiii INTO the scheme 10 break mo
the store. he discharged the latter fester-
day morning Henry We:sse Of No. 50 Riverdale,
ave, told the police that week ago NUMBER Oh
rubber stamps and some other small articles were
taken r0% his vss cellar old He Of S5sa % Msm
with taking them Mostberger was arrested by
chester Temporary Home The Roberts boy was
sent 70 the same institution o,., soor..arv y,
the Westcheser County SUNDAY school Association on
association has decided TO call the annual session
at Peeksk on October g. The Rev. DR.. II: r. Nc
Church, OF Ncw-York will be the principal speaker
Henry Greenhalge Charles Keine. simon str Stroh
William y. Baker, Robert RubeHsIruk and William
Commssoners @ ' to receive pay for their services in
Chief Engineer James Mulcahey at o'clock this
od modeed hrthouse s' in N Paisadeave near
Hill-a,e.. and Will sleep in the building Inc fie
the the %sN uss Of TD the 'S Chief e engineer These w
cahey will start drilling the men at once .,.
The emP9yes s me eyent ompanv S Tr ' We're in
formed YESTERDAY that n TWO weeks WAGES w0T % oe
reduced 10 neF cent MI r0wn ins i sVe the
employees two weeks notice Of reduction Jon ins ne
iii IN times mes were better.
meeting Of the Democratic General Committee &c
the chairman John c. Harrgan, in the Warbur-
ton Buidng TO set Gs1e ioT 6T fne he GS
meeting next month at c'',na when Sohh ,n sneak
1t has been found necessary to keep the public
library closed until September IA. owing to certain IAN
changes that being made in the system he Inc
reference part and the reading room VIII be opened
to the public this morning. Miss Helen blodge''' e
After an absence from the city for month, In
which time he visited Northern Vermont ana
portion Of Canada City Judge William C. Kellogg
resumed his duties the bench yesterday. In his
absence William Riley acted and the manner III III
which he disposed Of cases met with geherai ap-
prova $50 ~, -. .h,a af,.rroor q,
Sta Once in the Deyo Building at so o CLOCK.
Health Oficer Banker and MIX Inspector sloane
,,,ti snhmit reports Of the work done in August
The Exempt Firemen's Benevolent Association
will meet this evening in the Council Chamoer a'
The Park Hil Country Club will open It's ran an so,
cia season this evening by giving ii"H''e' "'p "'
'"F Fuijv 1000 persons gathered in front OF tn, the
o,,,hrooms of the Colored Republican CluD last
night to witness the unfurling Of MSkinIey ana
IIehart flag The members of the CLUB assempleu
Z, .%a rooms No SO North Broadway, at O'Clock,
and. headed by Murray's Band. made a Short ioa
nrode after which the flag was unfurled Lieu
tenant w r. Davis of New.York; addressed e the
assemblage He talked about haf an nour, snn snn
9e~e a lucid explanation of the difference between
gold and Silver STANDARD He was soi,nss frsqneniy b
State Senator j. irving Burns. The meeting then
odiourned to the cubrooms. where shofs ,osa- az
ddrsssas were made by local speakers "A ueiesa-
taoo WIS present from the Lincoln Legion