New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
SING SING.
THE NEEDS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
ACCORDING TO CHIEF JARVIS.
AN OLD LANDMARK DESTROYED-rHE MOON
LIGHT EXCURSION OF THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssOCIArIoN-coTrAGp
OWNERS ARE on HAND

IN NUMBERS.
The Rev Dr. A. X Sanford, superintendent OF
tho Peoples Church, formerly the Five Points
Mission, In New-York City. will occupy the pulpit
OF the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorrow morning DR.. Sanford will talk particu-
larry about his work in the city. and while no COL
lection will be taken II Is earnestly hoped that much
practical interest will be awakened In this important
Christian philanthropy At the same church IN
the evening the Rev. William F. Compton, OF the
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. Tarrytown.
will preach.
Roger NJ Haddock and Arthur Kipp are away on
a two weeks cruise on Long Island Sound In Mr..
Haddock's catboat Trek. When last heard from they
were at Astoria.
Mrs Samuel c. Kipp. jr.. IS visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Trip. in King-st. near White
Plains.
Mrs Charles Cromwell had the misfortune to fall
In passing from room TO another In her house. IN
Hamilton-ave on Thursday morning and broke one
OF her ankles
The Board Of Village Trustees held special meet
ing last night for the purpose OF approving the bonds
OF the Village Collector and the Treasurer
The Rev. DR.. J. f. Price and his famiiy arc &c
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. william II. Helm and MISS Helm are al
! Spring Lake Beach.
n {; Fithian. Of the Broadway Mission has been
visiting the Douglas Camp, at Douglas. Mass
| Daniel D. Tompkins OF James-st.. is attending
course of lectures at the Woods Hole Laooratory VI
Biology at Cape Cod, Mass
| Tho Rev Richard Earl Locke, Of Brooklyn Is TO
preach at the Scarborough Memorial Presbyterian
! Church during the absence OF the pastor the rev
| f. F. Blessing. ,,., As,-
clarion will hold a fair the camp grounds next
| Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday. Friday ana oa'ur-
day - .,o, 90 tho Young Mems
Christian association ton ana a,cce!su AFFAIR The little
steamer Black conveyed the party up ine ,ndDn
as Far as West Point and return. and all attending
ensUyeq Gorton of the public schools Is
home from pleasant visit to iriehoS III '''
par! " " ' Law Of the Brar Cn Farms east Of this
'LasSe, and ,iphtning storm OF last "Wednesday
nieht -Four valuable horses belonging 10 MIN were
struck ny Chapter Of the A. NJ IS making
preparations for an excursion 10 Glen isi"'iu '''e
esy il was in the way travel the large elm tree S
at Linden and Croton AYES mas oes as eu one of the
Oldest In the town and figures In many old maps ana
deeds as a starting point for surveyors "''e' '''0
The advance colony of cottage dweers IA at tim, Inc
camp grounds is IN anproaches At pres
ent the avenues. tennis courts ana croIuet
Of the simmer girl who is much in evidence mere
as in more pretentous resorts, p,ro Dsrartment
saws that he is far from being satisfied with tne
present condition Of the apparatus OF the
helieves That a large part of the hose has rotted
from want of use and improper metnodS OF ury
are also inadequate to meet the demands that
might be placed upon them in case o, hre IN sohis
Of the buildings recently erected In 1ne Via nag
fire alarm system Is also needed the e cn,es
no hope that of these matters Will De
to quickly but he feels that they are %Ur,my ".
serious consideration on the part OF the property
The bicvcle craze in this village is fast becoming
bicycle nuisance on evenings tn
have fairly TO take their lives IN their hahus 10 at
'ePP, rouch society of the NewYork Mutual Savings
and Loan Association was orsanizeo IN Ins kitrae
| Washburn by the election of the following officers
President. Dr. p Collard; vice-president Dr. w. NJ
Tnrry harlow; attorney Nathaniel 8. Hyatt:
The sixty-hfth annual camp meeting VIII oe Gha
on August s and continue for zen Gays vs., me me
trustees are doing all in their power to make the
! grounds attractive are dispensing with canvas,
| and putting permanent waterproof roofs on the
cottage tents large place for prayer, meetings.
dDds ar. Shted by electricity There is good
cars are run the railroad station direct to the
camp The regular Chidren's Day Will be Tues
day August II. Old Folks Day Will be Thurs
day August 49, The grand temperance a-day
rally on Saturday. August 8, will be addressed oy
the Rev DR.. Steele and the Rev George w. Mead.
fair on the grounds opening July 25, and Il will
continue for three days. The Rev. Thomas iarri-
VIII be present during the meeting and an MAKE take
the supervision OF the Rev. A {. Bowdish as
sisted by tho Rev A. C. Morenouss D., Wednesday,
night there was n little incident at Sing Sing
Prison which only leaked out yesterday warren
sage was comfortably seated In the BARRIERS chalr,
and the convict barber shaving him. OF a
sudden there vivid fash OF lightning ana a
terrific rattle OF thunder ana o's emoshed o The
convict who was doing the shaving was stunned
as II he had stroke OF PARALYSIS ana was some me
Wardens face.