New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-23
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
SING SING.

The m.mbers of the Steamer Fire Company are
patiently waiting for the committee 10 repo'. y"
the entertainment that Ia to be given tor the pen-
eft OF the organization at Olive Opera House TINS
winter. In the mean time the company mas pes'"
a whist tournament which is going ahead sat's-
factoriy.
As usual Pierre Cortlandt Van Wyck camp
Sons of Veterans, will observe Lincolns pir'noas'
February y. The observance this year VIII 'ahe
the form Of dinner. to be served In Hraho Amy
Hall.
The next of the series OF entertainments now
being given by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Will take place Olive Opera House TUESDAY
evening. February 2 when vsrit n2iI recer
and story teller. Miss Bessie Meckiem ana H. ''
The Kew WI Dr. Elias s osbon presiding elder Of
this conference district will preach at me Hlgn
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
The Young Peoples Guild of Trinity Episcopal
Church will hold college tea at the Snap, ,y IN he
tables for the sale Of cake candy ana 1shIy
ses and @ ss w BE sdrysa the
colleges: Columbia. Cornell Williams, onsvTfS" ~
Of Xassd W Yee Fnceon and
United States Military Academy Ihere VIII w
cn,leee songs and solo. entitled "Orange and
Black" by Colonel Francis Larken IT, VIII nc
Miss carrie Louise Ray mpersonator and reader
will be the chief attraction at the at the
Raptist Church next Tuesday evening George ~ u;
and John Hoag jr. and Edward {. thompson Vi
this village will assist In the programme; ~ :.
The pupils OF the Baptist SUNDAY school nav ~. :
gun practice on the music for their aaniVersay 'n
ercises at Olive opera House. on the evening Vi
Washingtons Birthday. 49, Gal. f.,,y
The Rev DR. r. r.. Chivers. OF New crk oity
will sneak at the Baptist Church tomorrow MORN
ing. 49, ..,... vov,
Warden Sage of the prison at this place .iyS
that he has received a large number OF .clniI ~,
cations from persons who have plans or lui *
employment TO the idle convicts now on MS i"!' ,
Next week the warden will listen TO a iiar "'o
believes that he can employ 1000 prisoners III q
manner that will the state large Su nt ~
money and make the prisons p;actlchiiy s.ll-sup
porting What the work will consist OF me g r,
icctor has thus far kept profound secret ne
warden reports that he Is receiving ordtrsl -, =, IT.
large quantity of shoes and clothing. 10 ne us''i III
the other prisons and State institutions. Al tle
present time the number Of convictS empo;cu on
what are known as the state institution indus-
tries Is as follows: Clothing. 80. shoes. D' brushes
and mattresses 80: printing and stationery ~ ,'s
ceaneous manufactures. 100 Besides these tnc,c
are 100 convics employed In building operation,
100 In the cutting sheds. and the arr scIloc
when started will find occupation for hftY me-
In connection with other work. the coilNictS I'M
ployed in the stone sheds are engaged III S't NE
out the ateria to be used in building the retalnh5
wall to the Secor road approach TO the prison
grounds. This is important piece or work. "ii
when finished will be prominent featur,, ~ we
village. as from the station. The wall VIII pe
eight feet tick the base. Will run the, 'llif'
length of the road and will he of varying height.
II will be faced with cut stone