New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
SING SING.

Warden Sagc's class In drawing NJ the pr'soi
has taken up another branch OF study anu oes"''
10 learn the art of wOod-carving' AS was '',' 80
when they began TO learn to draw the "''. e''
in carving consisted In making straight anu c''Vo"
uros using n chisel upon soft wood however IN
steod of n pencil and a sheet OF paper. Inc ciaaa'
which numbers nifty men, now practses al "ooo-
carving in the morning and continues It's STUDIES
IN draupb,smanshp I'm the afternoon. The WORK vi
taking UP the worn stone tagging IN 'ne maj" GU
ridors of the prison and replacing IL WIN "e"
dagstones has been begun. and large space a'
the south end of the building has already peeh re-
laid. Besides a number of smaller consgnments
from other sources. the library at the prison mas
lust received twenty-one barrels OF magazines ana
booke from the New-York state Prison Association.
Winfield s. Smith, Leonard p. Kipp and Paul NJ
Pierson have been appointed a committee TO secure
the incorporation OF the Point Senasqua Rod and
Reel Club of this village.
Next Monday being Washingtons Birthday, the
schools. banks, postofice and places OF rn
pal attraction In the evening Will be tne aInlVel
sary exercises of the Baptist Sunday-school al
Dr. Robert W. Rogers, professor OF the Old Tes.
in Drew Theological Seminary WIZ h DE a,
tomorrow In the morning he will deliver his lect-
ure on THE Bible and Buried Cities ana IN me
evening THE Creation and the Flood' or so"e
kindred topic. , ,.,
On and after Tuesday next the drygoods. cloth 10th
Ing and other stores In THIS village WIN no u.s.
until o'clock. excepting on Wednesday evenings;
On that evening they will close at . o cock anu
Saturday evening at an hour suiting the coh-
At a meeting of the Board Of Education held on
Tuesday pra IL the That IN the Of
Thomas +. Hapgood, for twelve years mei1er
OF this Board, and for eleven years us presaem,,
have los: valued associate. friend ana coun-
sellor. Resolved That we tender TO his family our our
hearty sympathy. Resolved, That the hags OF the
school buildings be hung at half-mast Tor thirty
days in token Of respect to ms mem ren 70 ,Se fam
lily of the deceased, and that they be pubiished IN
the public prints" f.. - Ill, ia
The regular monthly song service for men WI be
held at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms tomorrow afternoon at O'clock conducted
by Tb braS st Agnes Guild OF St. Paus Episcopal
Church will give a social entertainment IN the SUN
dayschoo rooms on wednesday evening next send,r,
the eastern section Of the New-York State Con-
vention of Young Mems Christian Associations at
lon f C. Mes r F. Wheeier IT. Ffhan
X. Cameron. David Barnes C. Edgar a,Io RiGs, IT..
lin j. Hooker Purdy. Daniel Busbee and BenJa-
min Ganun ..,.. .. ~.
First Baptist Church last evening under the direc
ton of the Baptist Young Peoples Union was
successful affair There was large audience pres.
en and the following programme met with nearly
organ and violin. la rraviata Cantalsle) Verdi
George +. and John Hoag, jr -,,
wolsey After His FAM sha sssPpdse
Scenes from The Rivals sheridan
'''1 with violin obiga,o by John IIOas. jF'
Mis' Mary Adee lie Valley. ,.
prince; Story of the American War .Pembsrton
The Man who He'd HIS Leg Shot or M Rey
'"' ''''' u Grenvie Kleiser.
solo, Where the I.indens Bloom .bach
Miss Mary Adele lie Valley. s..-.o.,,,,.
ION the Rappahannock .summeryil vile
snap '"''' cirenyile lie valley.