New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
SING SING.

Henry T Brandreth and his CON- Benjamin. ar
,,ve6 from England on wednesday ana are WISHING
relatives in this village
Asse31blyman John Gibney IS recovering from Tue
effects OF his illness, and s aDIe - so oU' VI
doors. -. .,,.
Tha Young Mems Christian Association Of this
,rage has lust received from p. lockwood OF the
First National Bank. checi Tor SlVV s''' l'0'''
a. woman who wishes her name Witnned'
In The suit of Nj Mangam against TINS village io
possession Of portion Of Pheasant oquaie 'i, ~
neo.e Division has decided IN favor OF the Nliase'
anrn,ing the Judgment OF the lower Court
In remodelling the Warden's office at the prison
f. was suggested by the convict VINO is desishhs
the interior decorations in carved OAK tha' 'no
names of all the former Wardens OF the institution
be placed In appropriate scrolls along the lrlcze Oh
the walls Room for thirty-sl% names was provided'
and Warden Sage took the subject uncer CohsIueIi
ton. giving directiols that tAe IeGQfuS De We W.
UP tor the purpose of getting fuli ISt q t!e az
0cns ana the dates of their appointments, SIHCe
then the idea has been abandoned but not before II
was ascertaned that the prison records give no N
formation Of the Of the Wardens prior TO le4'
Since that time there have been t"enty-threc
The picture sale held by the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church in the parsonage on THURSDAY evening was
success. ~, -. -. n. CO.,
Of Veterans. at its regular meeting on WEDNESDAY
evening viii hold a debate on the question whether
or not q money indemnity should be received by this
country from Spain Tor the loss OF the Maine.
a sale o: fancy articles, candy. cake and Ice
Women this afternoon and evening. feature OF
the entertainment viii be an exhibition Of dolls OF
all sorts and conditions. Any one desiring TO lend
dolls for the exhibition has the privilege OF dong so
the payment Of 10 cents doll The proceeds Will
be devoted 10 missionary purposes.
There was large attendance at the Colonial
party given az the home OF Miss Florence Lea:y in
CrotoH-ave., Thursday evening. The guests were
dressed in the costumes Of the time OF the RevOlu
ton
Great preparations are being made for the supper
and oniertainment at Ossining Chapel on the even
ing OF Thursday. March 81. Among those who will
take part In the programme are Miss Ethel Town
send. Miss Edith Atwood Mrs E. A. Lane and
Frank Wood and Wiile ACker.
The Fortnighty Club which has been giving
series OF enjoyable dances in Mechanics Hall is
preparing 10 bring the season 10 close with a ball
to be given after Easter.
The Rev Cornelius J. Crowley. OF New-York City.
lecturel In St Augustne's Church on Thursday
evening on Ireland: Its Past Present and Future"
Mrs Gertrude b. Smith has received letters from
the captain and the chaplain Of the United States
ship Brooklyn announcing the death and burial at
of her husband. George T. Smith who was an
apprentice first class. that vessel He died on
March II, having been taken sick on the "a inst
Just after TIE ship left 81 Lucia. The couple had
been married only since December 3 last.
The March meeting Of Mohegan Chapter Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution was held at Grove
Hill the home OF Mrs A Y. II Wells regent OF the
chapter. Mrs. Gertrude V. c. Hamilton second
Emily Kipp. OF Yonkers. guests Of the chan
ter. Miss Catherine Van WICK Rattin read aaper
on "IIstorical Homes and Colonial Footprints
Miss Kipp sang. and Mrs Thomas r. Harris Of
scsrborough. read selections from Through Colo
NAL DoOTways"