New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
SING SING.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE VILLAGE
WERE OPENED ON TUESDAY.

1su NEW YEAR AT THE PRIsoN-wHEN THE
BOARDS OF REGISTRATION WILL SIT
The public schools of this village opened for 'ne
fan term on Tuesday of this week with the io'io"
,,e corns Of teachers: Superintendent. j. IfNll'
Gorton; Park School. Ida w. Bennett ri"c'p
Clara NJ De Veau. vice-principal' 'earn"'9' " u.s.
fred s Bcstor Hattie ]. Cumming, France "
Collins Mary T. Dowden, Nellie NJ foS''r' I'","'
l. Fowler Lavinia C. Froeland. cara A. Ge'tei'
rocs,o purdv Lizzie G. RYAN. Gertrude j. i'afer
and Elma l.. Williamson. Broadway Schoo' va,
riette - Van Horn. principal; teachers A"''
Erooknan 4 A Carpenter. Orina r. DAVIS Je'-
ME C. Donovan Lillian +. Reeves. Matte a. '.''
fen Louisa W Smith. Grace T.. Stevens 'e'c"''
of drawing and music. -
The free entertainments given every ai'crhoo"
and evening of last week. in a vacant lot auJ''n.
inc the camn-meetinC grounds for the benefit OF
tho na,rons Of the Ossning Electric Hallway
have been largely attended. and the performances,
consisting OF tight-rope walking. uapeze ac'S an"
a balloon ascension. have been satisfactory
At the Baptist Church tomorrow the pastor
the Rev f. w Lockwood. will deliver the seconu
sermon I'm the series upon THE Lie OF Jacop'
The women of the congregation of ST. Angus
tines Church are making preparations for TWO
weeks fair 10 be held in Olive Opera House IN
October
The new iron bridge for the railroad crossing
over the Killbrook. which has been IN course Oh
construction alongside the old structure Is COM
pletcd. It is substantial affair and "A great I'M
proycment both in strength and appearance over
the old bridge. 1t is thought that the new prdge
will be placed in position tomorrow night.
Frank Scarlcs the Spring-st butcher VINO
started away the first Of the week WIN the
avowed intention Of going 10 San Francisco mas
returned home. having gone no further IMAM New
York city There now several claimants TOT
the business stand formerly conducted by searles'
III, of, hon nd no S,lbiPCt
ne nl'',''' '''s ,o,,o' l,mn, for ,be LAWYERS TO
poa'S - , ,,r,o ~, ,narlSo, remains
closed. ILL.,. -.,.,...,.,, -, ,ho
The Jewish New-1ear was duiy 9eeprai pray ny ,l
day. the ceremonies being conducted by the Rex "
,nry Speaker. jewish chaplain at ne prison b,,d
ins. in sprins-st At the prison where Their are
seTycfs t hG ON Hdnday and TGcsda
in the Protestant chapel of the institution. II may
not be generally known that religious services for
The benefit of The Jewish prisoners regularly
held at the prison It is the aim of the authorities
20 recognize all forms of religion, and services are
ant chanel every other Saturday afternoon through
me fourth anniversary Of Ossining Council. No.
/ $50 ROYAL Arcanum. will be celebrated Thurs
day. October s. at Olive Opera House. by first
clfss variety entertainments The Metropolitan
quartet. Waiter Leon. the Lynn sisters. John F.
l'illoh a,r hd a1 a ~ H. .io an
IfIaro Cierk T,rwiIicor. in pursuance Of reso-
Luton of Rr EosT Gnc OF the a agsrSe"ng
IN. ho
&." Accompanying inc pi,IS ar ~ ,f ~, oc
effect that payment must be- made on or peIore U ,
amounts by the sale of the property upon when the
tax is due. ,,. . ro,o
Mahopac. -.,
Town Clerk Dennis gives no'co thai me ne for
registration of voters on October q 10, l6 ara H.,
nht If each dav and on Saturday October r. the
hoards will meet for the purpose of correcting the
registrv bv adding or striking the names d-
n
or the large private schools Of this village. Mount
for yon womr oacn on september g. as docs Dr.
inhn's Military school begins its hfty-second year
LON, -, .,r'ta % ~
on Tep'e@pTr Stevens and her daughter OF indie
nemdence Place have returned from a visit to
fr,6 =, p"sssic
frlenGs IL, Yo,,rcs now house in Highland
o, T., o~ ra,iGIv arnrnac hing completion
Hn Is ~ tth social "ccasi0ns Of the week was
..l,9rn dance" given ar the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Herbert FISHER and his family have been visiting
Mr. ana Mrs l. J. Sherwood in Waller-ave.
Adirondack~
The Ossining Electric Railway carried over 5000
passengers on Labor Day.
The University Extension Centre Of this village
announces that The first lecture Of the series upon
the lecture room Of the Presbyterian Church. on
row Wilson. Of Princeton college The succeed
Ing lectures Of the course will be given on each
following Thursday evening. except that OF Oc-
toher p
work Of the 4maes Of the
prison under N" fSeriliioh SNS'' OF H'ncation
has been completed, over 800 photographs having
hecn made or Two OF 'ach prisoner. IN" process
OF taking IN" m'asuiem,nis Is progressing rapidly
under the SUPERVISION OF h"celVing )llcer West
LAKE. assisted by State Detective jackson and As
slstant 'ierk opk
me concrei" moor OF the hospital In the now
adnnlstralon building al me prison Is being laid
EDWARD !. 'ockcr"it sailed on Wednesday last
Ioi r.H"i-' ""'i' ne VIII continue his Studl's III
architSciure, ,',,., ,..... ....s..., ,.,.
ne oin'n n'icl VI lSi } yea y" iln MoFel
oSt; ~ -, u -. ~ ~ ~ H"Ii - S"'Idp' ana
mmSlN"l III W anu ~ ~! nan ne" may evening
!. ne annual nsbp',u11h oi inc firr department
or TINS village VIII TAKE plac" next Monday even
ing at 131 O'Clock. As usual, the line Will form I'm
Maln-si. ana the INSPECTING offcers VIII be chief
ItilsIi''I - We ASSlSiHs urtIS ana I'oyle ana
dr'sl"'nt if'liiur''h ana inc BOARD OF NiIag"
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my, .li,.tu hiu L1r Mpoi "Vih l,o!Ish.l ne organ
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