New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
SING SING.

Charles r I'nderhi OF Brooklyn. will deliver his
monologue RIP Van Winkle." at the Baptist
Church. next Tuesday evening. under the direction
OF the Popular Lecture Course Committee
George A. Brandreth gave an address entitled
"reminiscences OF the War" at the meeting OF the
Mems Guild Of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church Thursday evening The musicai
and tabeau given by the Epworth League In the
ecture-roor Of the church. last evening, were at
tended by large audience that was greatly
pleased with the following programme; over
ture; tabieau The New Mother solo, Sc
ected Miss May Phillips Mandolin Club. selected;
barytone solo From OUT Thine Eyes F'ranz
Ries). Major Belden F Hyatt recitation. selected.
Miss Maud WarinG: female quartet, Birds IN the
Night" a lullaby tSullivan)-hrst soprano. Miss
Bcnttys: second soprano. Mrs. Paul NJ Person:
drst alto Mrs David Barnes. second alto. Miss At
wood recitation. The Famine U-ongfellow). Major
Beden F Hyatt: violin solo. Romance" Ciol-
lander. John Hoag. jr. solo. selected Miss May
Phillips: tableau. Fortune Telling. solo. violin
obIigato Mrs. Paul VI Pierson and John Hoag. jr.;
recitation. selected. Miss Maud Warng; female
quartet My Hearts in the Highlands on. Pen
schsD: recitation. Chariot Race" cBen- Hur).
Major Belden + Hyatt; tableau. Spring Flowers"
Peter j. Keenan, proprietor OF the Hotel keenan,.
in this village Friday morning became suspicious
of his bartender. John Benson. and procured
search warrant from Police Justice c. Palmer.
which was executed by Policeman Reed In Benz
sons NdSc besides clothing ana other articles. $lO9
in silver half and quarter dollars and lO-cent pieces
were found. together with s3l In bills draft for
e2Co on the Bank OF ireland. handbook OF the
Sing sing Savings Bank. showing $loD TO BENSON
SIedit ana . one OF me e.: German savings BANK OF
nifty cigars found IN the valise and half bottle OF
vhiskcy. Keenan, was unable 10 Identify the
as h boS 81 snT Snssy M ena
n @ Gdy anna m n M ss"sG se h wa held 10 on
Next Tuesday afternoon there will be an ami
crusade at the Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms
evening at Olive Opera House under the auspices
OF the association Of Sunnyside Lodge. No. 2ss.
Mrs. Nellie Mona OF Glen;st,. has presented a
handsome Iitany desk to Irny EpiseoPal CHURCH
Professor Woodrow Wilson lectured before the
University Extension Circle OF this village Thurs
day evening. and again yesterday evening,
The village trustees are in a state OF mind. Urged
on by the representations OF Chief Engineer James
NJ Jarvis that there was not sound length of nose
IN the Fire Department. the matter was referred TO
the Fire Committee which has reported that the
thousand dollars at one lick and the village treas
ury has not cent with which TO bless itself" Tn
der the circumstances 1t is no wonder that further
consider alton OF the committees report has been
in when the taxpayers should come forward to the
relief OF the trustees and vote special appropria
the village on an efficient footing The Department
needs hose. new truck and fire alarm system.
cnt high rates OF insurance need be expected on
the other hand insurance agents say that as soon
as the effectiveness OF the Fire Department is as
sured the rates Will be reduced
'Th. following the newly elected officers o.
Osslning Lodge No l.7O, knights Of Honor: Dcta-
tor. Andrew Whiteman; vice-dic aor Samuel Ste
vcnsor. r. assistant dictator. Frederick Lawrence
recorder. Chellis u. Swain financial recorder. Will
lam Myers treasurer. Charles Hilbert chaplain
William Dunlevy: guide Lovett Chaplin: inside sem
Joshua G.. Many and Powles D. Palm err.
The members OF the Sing Sing Steamer Com
pany making arrang ,ments for an entertain
mcnt TO be given In Olive Opera House after the
holidays IL is thought that II Will take the form OF
a concert by Sousa's Band.
The following are the new officers OF the Brother
hood OF st. Andrew OF Trinity Church. Director.
Charles A. Brown; vice director. Daniel Thomas;
secretary. Percy Dowden; treasurer. George c.
Bruce
The Epworth League Choral Society will hold a
meeting next Monday evening at o'clock. In the
lecture room of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church
Judge Thomas Ieary and John McNally have been
witnesses to examine and testify to the value Of
lands along the Byram River and Bear Gutter
Creek to bs acquired for the purposes OF the citys
water supply system
The next Entertainment under the direction of the
Young Mems Christian Association nt Olive Opera
House will be given on January 10, when the Eng
lish Hand Bell Ringers will appear
John Gibney. referee. has had his first hearing
in the appeal Of Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard against the
assessments of her home OF Mount Pleasant. which
SCISSORS Martin and Newman testified that they
found the assessment OF 1879 was altogether too
low and that they consequently had raised Mrs.
Shepard's assessment and those OF all adjoining
proDerty al the same rates. The hearing will go on
again on December 2S.