New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS
YONKERS.
A YOUNG GIRL THIEF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE FOURTH.

YONKERS
A YOUNG GIRL THIEF Observation-Disclosures
FOR THE FOURTH.
Annie Robbins. eleven years old. OF No. II" Elm.
At was arrested yesterday afternoon Tor the thiru
time in ten days for pocket-pcKns. Nni'e "
tended the lawn party in aid of ST Joseph > fios
pdtal She had been there only short ume w"en
abe saw Kate OConnor. nine years DID, Oh NO. %
rIudson-st take out her purse and make pur-
chase Annie stood behind her. ana as soon aS
Kate had replaced her parse in her pocket An"'
rlipped In her hand and took the purse - IVY
standing near saw the proceeding ana 'nio'h',"
l,ceman Cunningham. Annie was ares'e'' "''',
when searched headquarters me pnne was ar
Aligned before Justice kellogg ano paroiea III 1 M,
custody Of her I n6ekehoo from Katie schafer
thirteen years old Of No OTvnaru,s'' pxar 81
"a p1i Nenperhan-ave All of her escapades nav
heen IN broad daylight. and have oesn uoX. r
Scr he first time Annie broke down at nr h
and cried On the two other occasions s nrss,ea II,
m,t.er coollv When asked why she pelsisr g.,
rnhhn neoSe she merely looks her aues'ioher III
the eyes ard says noth'ng
Tho Fourth of July celebration Committee cav
out the following information yesterday !" .'' ~,
800 % the parade which will take place Oh III.
morning of the Fourth. The parade VIII move az ~
o.cock from Getty Square. and pass t''ous" "'e
fo.oUing streets: Palsade-ave 10 Enlist :"
Nenoerhan-ave 10 Ashburton-ave. 10 81 rom
p,,.ars,7a uosntel 10 North Broadway. 10 irV'hs
,,,aco 70 Warb,rton-ave, 10 Manor Hall. where II
viii he reviewed by the Mayor and Common Oo"ii-
ii, 70 Dock-st 10 Hudson-st. TO fSlNerud'e'a'.,, ~
Iud,ov-st 10 South Broadway. to ST. Joseph Nus
nrai TO Kellenger-st.. 10 New Man-st., 10 "e'.s
square where the parade will disband Inc paraue
will hal, for rest at St Johns ard ST. Josephs nos
n.tals during which time Kitchng Post VIII present
TO each institution a large American nag Inc pos.
will be assisted in the ceremony by Murrays bano
Singing
Miss Mary Airline Miller daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs d. W. Miller. and Harrison Clark NILS were
married on Tuesday evening at the home or the
brides parents No 81 Warburton-ave.. By the Rev
6 Parkes Cadman. OF the Metropolitan Tabernacle,
New-York City. Miss Sadie Nredenburg, OF MOUNT
Vernon was the maid OF honor. and Chdri"s lrAi'o"
Clark the best man
The case Of the thirteen Cinnamon who were ar
rested charged with gambling, at No IA Malh-s'
came I'D Yesterday before Justice kellogg. James
NJ Hunt City Attorney. appeared for the pohce'
and William Riley for the defendants. The charg'
Of violating the city ordinances was 0uashed. ana
another charge that of violating section 344 OF the
Penal Code. was made. Counsellor Riley cemahueu
q senarate trial for each The prosecution De-
gan with Iau Wong O'Connor. Brady. Shea an q
Sche,i,el the policemen who made the arrest took
the stand and told the OF the raid Ii was ia'e
in the afternoon before the defence was pesun anu
t,or q 6ificultv was encountered in securing an IN
,ernre,er Several names were suggested put none
was satisfactory 10 both sides. Finally the Case
r.ss adinurned ill next Tuesday Afternoon AT Wil
zine n * expected a suitable Interpreter VIII pe
secured.