New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS,
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

SING SING.-A visit to the State Prison yesterday
did not reveal ANYTHING Of the exciting scenes which
occurred In the prison early on Monday, when Charles
F.. Vincent WAS shot and killed and James Welsh
wounded while both were trying to escape. Vincents
body lay In the dead house all night, and II 1t Is not
claimed today By the dead convicts friends, 1t viii
be buried in the prison cemetery. Welsh Is In the
hospital under the OF Prison Surgeon Irvine.
The bullet wound in his thigh is not considered serious
lie will have to pay dearly for his attempt 10 break
out Of the prison. He Will placed In DARK cell Oh
fare Of bread and water tor certain period, and VIII
also lose all his good time which would have been
taken OIL his sentence for go,d behavior. Keeper
solomon Post, who had such a desperate encounter
with Vincent before the latter shot, Is laid up
with "a badly laoerated hand. Warden Brown says
that he has Ladc tlooien nve-t gallon OF me "hoie
affair and + sa sfed tat the het pes who took part
In t,s sh, Nt the convi,ts il Ohh their PLAIN dlv
IN shooting them down.
MALiRONECK.-On the morning after the destrac-
ton OF the barns and carrage-houses of Mr. BostwcS
and Mr. Constable at Orienta Point, Mamaroneek Mr..
Constable's groom and coachman Henry and Thomas
Atkinson, were missing and a. they slept IN i nl
both io1t their lives in the Dire subsequently por
ton OF one OF the bodies found In the ruins but
no trace OF tho other could be discovered although
three searches were made. which fact left the fate of
the missing uncertain but late Oh MONDAY after
noOn while fourth examination OF the deDl1s wa;
being naae the breastbone and some other portion, oi
the remains the othor victim were discovered thus
determining the fate OIL the TWO brOtheLs.
Observation-Disclosures alterations and I'M
plovements In the Newkochelle station OF the New;
Haven Railroad are being made lhest alterations VII
include the construction Of driveway between "
Visions st. and Bridgest., OF Nortst, together Win
the erection OF reception room for passengers gong
eastward and an Increase In the width Of the platform
OH the east side Of tie tracks 10 nineteen iect
TEEks kILL.-Pans aIc being made for gaia time
on Friday september =. tie occasion OF the reunion
of the survivors Of the 9TH Heavy Artillery. Jonl
smith, r. Pecksklll's postmaster, is president OF tho
association, and with John ershe Of the police roIce'
is engaged in manS arrangements for the oeleoratlon
The business meeting will be held in Liberty Hall at
II 80 III. Al 80 p; ~ the veterans VIII i.D .
II collation. at the houses 81 Columbian Engine company
and Coumbia Hose Company, No. l. This VIII DO
I'm charge q: the Womin's Relief Corps. veterans
from ali over the country and acos the line into Con-
nrcticut wifi be here and One programme has been
prepared for their entertainment. Among the dls'
ilncished guests will be- General Frederick T. LoAei
nd OF the Fifth Army Corps and cief OF
General Warrcn's staff. Elaborate preparaohs a w
being made for the opening OF Depew opera House on
september 10 1t Is expected that Chauncey ".
Dtprw through whose efforts the Opera House mas
been completed, will make opeAlng address, ater
which The play OF TIE evening will proceed inns IS
a." Jim the fennan- to be given by \. VI. Palmer
company in their best style The seats and boxes iIr
the opening night will be all sold by auction fred.
Tavlor OF Ncwhurg. has the management OF the mouse
and has booked Of tho best companies Tor the
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