New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
OTHER COUNTY TOWNS.
SING SING.

SING SING.
Mrs. F. w Lockwood Is In the western part OF the
State. where she Is visiting relatives
William j. McCarrey has sent his steam yacht
Kaelma to his sumner residence at P.attsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bartholomew, OF Cape
Town. South Africa have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter l.. Brieant.
Howard f. Harkesheimer. Of Jacksonville Fla.
has been visiting relatives In this village during the
last week
During the absence OF It's rector the Rev. George
W. Ferguson, who is travelling In Europe. the pull
pit Of Trinity Episcopal Church will be filled by the
Row J. c. 8. Wells. the chaplain Of the prison.
On Sunday evening the Rev. d. NJ. Stearns. Of Ger
mantown. Penn. will preach at the Broadway Mis-
sion Mr.. stearns is Bible student OF note. and Ia
greatly interested in mission work.
The second moonlight excursion Of the Young
Mems Christian Association and the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor will take place next
Thursday evening on the steamer Lewis D. Black.
The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Sage. daughters
OF Warden Sage. Of the prison. departed yesterday
for visit with friends In Utica
The annual excursion Of the Sunday-schoo;s OF the
Trinity Episcopal and the Baptist churches takes
place Monday the steamer Mohawk to Glen
Island.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. James A. McWiiams
will deliver the seventh lecture Of his series upon
Beacon Lights OF Professionalism at the Presby-
terrain Church. the subject being Thomas Cranmer:
Or the English Reformation" These lectures have
The Sing sing Saving, Bank has declared ,r,a IL. ts
NY sers'eh sem ii * Ia mn
ward. not exceeding $1,000.
The report of the enumerators of the school CEN
sus just competed for this village shows that the
total number OF children in the village between the
ages Of five and twentyone years IS 1888 total num-
81 extending The parSsha schS0 60, go presov
terrain Church. sailed Wednesday for Europe The
voyage ls taken for the benefit Of his h:a ,ls
A number Of the taxpayers Of the village are so
well pleased with the road roller and the work
It is doing in building the village streets that they
think Of requesting me Board or Trustees 10 ask Tor
more gravel and thus keep the roller work the
As the time for the holding Of the annual camp
meetings at this place Is fast @PproaSenns; the
dated September IL. 1893 telling how camp meeting
Mas ns& mars ms ssG o the
Episcopal Church which was he'd at this place
in this State. f is supposed By good judges that
from 800" to 1890" peo2e visited the grounds ana
the Increase and prosperity OF the church. Not
withstanding the vast concourse assembled quiet
hs s0gh ns 9 accen occr e YOU'D
to the society the proprety Of inclosing their
somforiaSa Stand for he preochers and the I'M
keep teams at greater distance from the
pae OF Who o oa re rny 81 p our
Collector McNcal gives notice to the taxpayers
OF this village that. he now has the warrant for
the collection OF taxes for the present fiscal
year and that he Will receive the same rs at W ne GSr
day. July q, % and %, between the hours Of
0 Mss Jessie " ASf Bsssr Of #. visiting
Hawthorne Beach ~ ,
the supreme Lodge; v.ce-Grand chancellor Kinch;
sky and District Deputy Charles Anaers r., Of
las at its last weekly meeting.
Officer Jenks Of the ,h sing Sing sn PSs R b e
Mrs Franklin J. washburn and children are
' The Misses Annie and louisa Fair are spending
Mrs Frank G. Wood has returned from pleas
an. visit. Win relatives e., n phSqeipha 10 visiting
William l.. onyans is spending his vacation in
Mrs. Carrie Couch and her niece Miss MGllte
Bede laughter Of NJ ana Mrs in James ssae;
part Of to Of the state. ''''''
William shinn Of this village. /. in charge Of
State Camp, Peekskill s ,.,,r, .,
on the application Of Charles p Willis convict
Writ the Of to eS the allowance to
him OF Communication OF his term OF imprisonm mt
Wits n WAS Was Sentenced May IS 1885, in the United
States Court to five years Imprisonment for pass
we hat he earned the full seventeen months
mutation allowed By law ana was aefordlngy dis
ever, that II man is convicted OF any crime RIM,
within the period allowed 10 MIN Tor good coiuuct
he must. in addition to the penalty imposed for
such felony. be compelled to serve out the re,
mainier Of the first sentence Wills committed
felony within seventeen months after his dis
charge. and sentenced 20 the State Prison for
ten years. This last sentence. with full allow
ance for good behavior. expired on June ". 1884.
and he is being held in prison to serve the
seventeen months short time" his first
which he forfeited Willis. in his application
for a release, urged that he United
States prisoner during his first term of imprison
ment the State penalty Of forfeitng his short time
for a crime committed before 1t expired did not
apply to him. Judge Dykman held however. that
the condition and It's acceptance constitute con-
tract between the convict and the State The
State agreed to diminish the term OF Imprisonment
upon condition that the convict during the interval
abstain from crime, and the convict. In consdera-
ton OF the favor SO extended TO him, accepted the
condition and agreed TO refrain. and the pen
atty prescribed for a breach OF such condition was
forfeiture OF the Communication and service OF the