New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

OF the names now on the hotel books Dc ssiessse
Wi. %:Gors E.ss sfs: 1H1 and
ays isa a. r Sso " pefiins, Barrett and ay Mrs
Johnson 2. ana % % @ RPsn seG and family
Of London Taylor and family Of Charlcs9p s, nam
MS9T sma anS Major Or Fly Of Texas f. and
MIA Phillips ana daughter 81 pr9ydep zee III yellow
building OF the Deaf and Dumb Institution well nga
shut of In groyeolsd grounds ,he mofniui nnITv
seats looking on the river to be noted betweens s9S
romantic and stored hight OF Fort washington %. Wv,
Among ia oedars are modest mounds which marx tne
place OF redoubt OF Revolutionary times wno an MD
- ,ho crest ~ the hight the remains or tine oiu
athorE which formed the citadel of che defenses on
the northern part OF the island amost century de-
tenders was surrendered 10 the British Noy 49, Ito,
Tho centuryold memories OF WASH Cys the stored
place A quick lo0k but the romantic peauy VI az
place Coudcd On and about these w0Uug a S far
Is The edcd dome Of James Gordon 9 nG0S6r
Augn,tas smith l. r. Martin NJ. A. wbeelock, T. K
Willard and many Boldly set on shoulder Of the
sat N tracs II ia lofty aud somewhat narrow obtru.
sively new, but CAV and layishy built einon nonos
has been spent its grounds, and winding avenue
from the railway station Is now being constructed;
In part through rock. This Summer lnn invited
guests for the first time June 1t built by Isaac
F. Martin at az expense Of $4,000 and makes spacious
room for 100 lodgers The beauty OF the position and
surroundings with the generous way IN TIa sHs
New-YOrk people. Henry %. HaYemeyer' Jh9' H.
Davis, Jas L. Grapnss, Julius HaligaTtSn' H. v 81;
Allen, W. IL. Duff, Jno T. Baker, Mrs Jno T. PraeRer.
with their families and Charles Martin s and aaS .t ass
Martin & CO.., with Others are " come.
YoSKERs AND ITS VICINITY.
Two miles above Spuyte Duyv Is pretty little River
dale made UP OF the rural homes of merchants
brokers' and their Among the first OF those
country seats those OF Samuel d. Babcock, Henry
stone Alexander Hamilton, Henry Anterior and David
Holliser At Mount Vincent, the next station ABOVE
Riyerdaie is Font Ill., the stately seat where once
Edwin Forrest made his home The grounds with their
yerdnre-cad slopes and the Forrest mansion. dark
stone castle, sold 10 the Sisters OF Charity oy
imnosne brick building erected for an academy This
Institution Is ono OF the main sttraotions or the lower
Hudson Seventeen miles from New YORK Is the pretty
thriving CITY OF Workers. but closely Ia 1t bound to
the metropolis in every feature OF its prosperity ana
life as % r. from m the Gand station By
nress trains-all OF which stop at fonkers-havlng
forytw trains daily and with almost all the steamers
on the river stopping at ts wharf it bound 70 this
city by many ties. large proportion OF It's heads OF
among them a great number Of bankers and brokers,
while thousands are here In the Summer It's Winterp pop
niation ia 1900; In Summer Its numbers swell 10 above
AZ Tho summer corners either rent furnished houses
or find quarters the many private observation-disclosures
Hodv 100 guests and another with
for only 75can furnish place FOR only small part OF
off Broadwsy, which. lofty. shaded, and delightful
with fair estates and pretty outo0ks upon the Hudson
runs along the side OF the noble hill which uphods tho
good name OF YOnkers There ., rooms In the Pea
body House. 60 OF which were auded Two seasons ago.
sIPSuIarly BACKWARD In the trst part OF July there
were nearly 100 guests win many 10 come speedIy'
The first mop f tb sn9 onh wSen the arrival Of Several
baltimore families awakens All the gayoty which marks
n D 81 the hotel may be mentioned Charles X,
Randall, T. B. speman, g. II. Stuart F. @: Swan, James
Titus, E. H. Buckley, Alex. Ii, stephens, f. b. Thurber.
B. L. LuddngtOn. s. n Daniels j. NJ Goetcnius Ale1
t W. Pat families saG tine Rev. e. D. Jackson and
SON, F. b., Elliott and lady. " a. Harris y and
lady De JSnss ana ober oe enTne S pt Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad and Others Among the ex
peeed are Smith and family ana d e. a. HaTyey ana
center OF Yonkers Judge Elisha Foote the Rev DR..
The Hon j. b. Henderson was here in the early part OF
the season. but he sailed Tor Europe the st week In
July. ,..... x..,-. A.. No.,
term for the heir OF estate applied to the heir OF the
famous PhiPse estate the land In this vicinity was
family The quaint old Phipse Manor near tho river
above tho landing OF which the front was 6t IN 49,
the direction OF the city government by whom partof
the building 10 used for oces Inc curious decorations
the odfashoned freplsces chat In the room occupied
by Washington having 80 tiles on each side illustrating
OF this raro odtnansion, win repay visit Inc Phpse
Manor contrasts strangely with Inc quick newnes, OF
new iron station ambitious In everything. even TO
keeping locked doors tl the train s ready to start
Warburton and Ashburton-ayes, built at a cost
OF quarter Of million, and gwen TO the
and Colgate is delight the eye and 10 very promi
neut from the OF brown.stone, 1t Is unusually
sstisfyng in aspect 81. Johns Church. OF brick, in
Broadway conspeuons edilee, has been lately re-
way OF yellow stone, the Savings Institution and the
extensive improvements Maln-st, 20 the steamboat
make up the crown OF Yonkefs are the country sests
which are ranged along the cty's delightful drives.
T. Waring. Mr.. Colgate, @. H.. Llienthal, Mr.: Howes
gloves Macy and Deacon Ethan Flagg. Mr.. Warnings
mansion Broadway just finished and Is one OF the
finest on the river. costing with ,the grounds half
million. Mr.. Lilienthas estate s very spacious and
envaby rch In fruitage, shade and varied beauty. IL
Is stated that has refused offer OF 100000 for It,
1t Includes very many Of valuable land The villas
Glenwood the rst station above the Yonkers depot
within city Mr.. Howes's 5ummerhouse Is CLOSE by
Mr. Warngs and is occupied Tor the Summer by the
family. Deacon Flaggs property embracing ten acres
OF charming grounds Is admirably situated on
excellent estates of Chas. K. Myers Alexander smith
aud his sons, William Allen Butler, l., o. Frost, Charles
Lloyd & Coz, New-YorE broadway and Palsade-ave.-
the former trsyersDg the slope OF the long HILL
% perfectly level FOR two miles, Is unsGr
passed for driving, aud its dwellings generally
Broadway and Palsadeaye. The Anderson estate adj
Joining Alexander Smiths has been bought this season
by j. w. Cochrane, for $4,000 Anson Baldwins villa
Broadway has been hired Tor tho season by Mr..
Lancaster, OF Lancaster Brown Co.. New-Yotk; the
handsome place OF +. j. Titus, on Palisade-ave, has
been taken by Eew-0rleans family; John Todd has
rented Bruce's villa on Broadway; Henry BDwes has
let his place 10 Mr.. LandoD. Among the improvements
must be noted the expenditure this season OF $4,000
upon his house and grounds on broadway near tho
Peabody House, by MIR. Robinson. The YOnkers Club,
Of 80 members, Isaac H. Knox, President Is now oo9u
plying large building on Broadway.
THE DRAMA.