New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
NESTCHESTER NEWS.
SING SING.

The following are the recently installed of1cers
of Tappan Lodge No lGs. Ancient Order OF United
Workmen: Past master workman. I'll Nalehtihe'
master workman. 4. De Revere; FOREMAN Charies
Locke: overseer. Stephen Carmick; recorder, sum-
ner A. Smith: rnancier. Edward Rocket receiver
p Guernsey: guide Matthew Mccabe; inside
Waterman, John Myers; outside Waterman. Charies
sa,terlee; representative to Grand Lodge. {. r.
Guernsey; alternate f. Rocket; trustee, NJ. NC
Cabe.
Tomorrow afternoon at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. there VIII be SER
vice OF song Especial effort Will be made 10 MAKE
this service OF unusual interest.
4 meeting for men only will be held AT the High
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor'
row afternoon. The subject is rather mover ono.
being "A Problem Soved-the Age OF woman
and there will be special musical features
Members OF the Sing Sing Yacht club ana tns
Mount Pleasant Field Club are about to open Dill
lard and pool tournaments at their respective club
houses About twenty OF the yachtsm.h naHe s h
tered INTO nanncap re orkins hard for the
Arrangements Fave been made for dramatic
eniertanment al Olive Opera House for the beneht
OF the new truck fund Of Senate HOOK ana l,auner
ron ~ ont Of date ana # has been decided that as
the village authorities do not seem inclined 10 90
anyn W ' tak ih atsr n hand
Senator Lispenard stewart and charles Bo "a
members OF the State Prison Commission paia ,he
prison at this place a business visit on THURSDAY;
The Young Mems Christian Associa tloi an
another Of its popular entertarhrm.h'sr TIA
programme will consist OF restahons ""no S Us ,n
sketches and songs by James :. Burdett ana IN
sfrumental music by Miss Bessie Meckien, saAo-
phone and H. G. Mecklem, harpist .,.
The tenth anniversary Of Columbian fshcdWpHene
No l05 l. O. O f. was observed with appropriate
exercises at the lodge rooms In Palmer nan on
Thursday evening. Although the weather was very
unpleasant. a large number OF members ann mn
passed Among IN. features OF the occasion were
vocal and instrumental music. dancing ana Doun-
tiful turkey supper Chief Patriarch Milton Decker.
OF Peekskll and other members OF the order from
abroad were present.
Warden Sage was informed yesterday that the
Appellate Court. Second Division. had reversed the
decision OF County Judge Smith Lent. granting 4
writ of habeas corpus last summer In the case or
Frank Gately a convict then held at the prison 10
serve out the rate OF 81 day fine imposed. IN
addition "A sentence Of imprisonment. the judge
held that a prisoner could not be kept In state
prison to serve out fine. and Gately was accord
ngly discharged. Later the Judge granted similar
application in the matter of a convict named Syl-
f. Wilson. only In the latter case. owing 10
the wording OF the prisoners sentence. instead or
discharging him the Judge ordered him back into the
custody of the Sheriff Of the city OF New-York and
he is in Ludlow Street Jail. Gaiely is now pc
yond the reach OF the authorities. but Wilson VIII
probably be returned to his old quarters At the
the decision the t;dfely matter VIII
doubtedy be taken as a precedent in his
The Paulist Fathers of the Church of ST. Paul. tn.
Apostle Fifty -nnth-st.. NewYork city. Will hold
a mission at the prison next week, beginning to-
morrow There will be services each day onH
al Q o'clock and the other at o'clock. The clergy
man in charge of the mission will be the Rev. Georc.
De. hon. rector of the Church OF St Paul the Apps
tie and the Editor Of The Catholic World. AMI
his assistants will be the Rev John J. Hughes and
the Rev Alexander p. Doyle. The last mission held
in the prison about nine years ago. and was
conducted by Father Deshon with much success.