New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
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Tba rev administration building at the prison Is
almost ready for occupancy. The messroom Is PraV.
tically prepared 10 seat the entire popuia'o" "
the institution while the arrangements OF ,he
kitchen. are I'm perfect order The immense relrlS-
orator is completed and the storerooms are reauH
IN husiness on the second floor the chapes' one
for the Protestant and the other for the 'd'"o"o
prisoners are receiving their finishing toncheS Al
the hands o. the convict decorators. graduates OF
the art school. who covering the walls ana
ceilings with simple and effective designs In plaster
Tho hospital. occupying the entire third moor Is
finished so far the masons ana carpenters dle
concerned and like the chapels, awaits It's appro-
pThe Womans Auxiliary of the Young Mems
the 0ssinng school grounds next Monday from 70
10 O. clock D. m. Basketball xiii b. played ny I'M
The Rev Dr H. M9nrSe q N The Rels s;Ter
Conference will prea in ne N0Tln a, eVemnS
Warden sage will start to-day on his Xacallon'
E EsssR you Count S t. WHERE in COMPANY with bis
brother he expects 10 ENJOY two weeks OF CUNNING
Palmer h has s Tspr one d fro% Ben ni
o. ro nG ori the O'clock meeting Of the Young
Mem room Of the Highland Avenue Meth
odst Episcopal Church The services VIII oe con"
When Blain. the convict several months ago, with
hammf ere io God cn1f b a4 locks to pieces in
broad daylight. srl thus gained his recon; ne
the duauty OF the fastenings about the INSTITUTION
Some deep thinking on the part OF ne wa ;,ra
duced at ali the imnOr;ant exits from the PRISON
whose improved construction o. nu! e. Zion 81
Bain's methods useless waste OF time ana
ahdsoe designs have BEEN prepared fSr t fHT
nishng the rooms 81 the }ie frSCn phi - 81
OAK beautifully carv-d by The convict Sraauates
'h Me sor BigeoT baxter Stewart, Couch and
shnn of of the the Co~ny Board Of supSrvoTs
I'M, s methods Of the town assessors in making up
the assessment roll for this year rms Visit Is
Tor a similar purpose. in compliance with resolu-
ton adopted at the last session Of the Super
Vl Mrs' Oliver Wiley and son Herbert Of Bait
more Nd. have been VISITING Miss 'eo'eie T.
Dennis and Mrs Frederick Brush Of Yonkers, are
visiting the latter's father Charles kinney OF
N ERE h Pnckney Miss Gertrude Baker Miss
NAss e AESsk and Alfred connsccq, pr
Of aSS IL snS 'P4SeR S&@
I'M ascent of Mount Thor below Haverstraw on
%r Palmer and her ;1o4 Shd T Of Of T %
m G1Hntwofth b Har, ard his sister Miss Sarah A.
HaS have returned from so)ouFh 81 ->i@e"'"
Ff The sunday-sehool Of the SHEPARD Memorial rial
70 9ien Island on the steamboat Myndert starin
yesterday There Wa, laTEe ai'en n5 S Misses
ME Mr Of SF9 MY CITY are spending few weeks
al the home of Edward Ryder III me fieaSa'''i"e
Mrs f n. strone and Miss Strong are IN ortley'
Miss Grace Cook of Newport. Ky. has been
visiting relatives in town this week. , ,..x,
Miss Ernestne Thomson has returned from
Florida where she has been since IaSt IAN .,.,
pr and Mrs Ralph w. Parsons nav" re'u'hsu
from their summer outing: . -, .., ,hotr
Commodore ard Mrs Ralph Branditth ana 'hrlr
family have returned home from Brandreth Lake
in the AdronGacks ,.,-u ro,a
Miss Nellie Furch of State-st" is visiting reia-
tiyes and friends in POuchkeens!e. 81, ,,a
Henry c. Lewis and his family are al OAK IsIaho
Dr. Raw Welsh Of Morristown \. j., mas been
visiting friends in town.