New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
MOUNT VERNON.
A REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE TO ADVER-
TISE THE CITY

THE MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL IN NEED OF AID
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST.
large number of the leading business men o.
Mount Vernon Including some of the real-estaie
men, met on Monday evening 10 take steps toward
the organization OF Real Estate EXCHANGE ana
Bureau of Information. Joseph r Wood well
known lawyer. presided. and stated the reasons LOT
such a movement He said that the OBJECT OF '"e
exchange TO bring Mount Vernon to inc a''ei
ton Of people who desired to own home; to iet
them know about many OF the advantages OF mount
Vernon and what beautiful place II u.s. ana 'ha'
the only way this could be accomplished was pN a.
vertsing in the New-York papers He added; men
YOU pass through Forty-second-st.. IN Ne"-i"'n
City you immense signs advertising certain SUI
urban parks and property. but you do not see
single advertising the advantages OF Mount YER
non. 1t IL well known that many OF THESE pa'AS arc
almost wdernesses. without any improvements
vet right here in Mount Vernon We have the nnest
home property with all the convenlences ana I'm
proyements OF large city. and with population
near 10 twenty thousand" The following were aP
pointed a general committee 10 perfect pan VI
organization and incorporation. to draft cohs''u
ton and bylaws. and 10 secure rooms lot p'"n'"
OF the exchange In York Thomas h. honEe
William Archer, f. j. Lucas. Charles H. WILSON,
James w Rich Charles Adams. William ID. Mar
tens John II. Murphy and r. NJ Turner
The Mount Vernon Hospital. which has been SUP
ported wholly by voluntary contributions since us
organization nearly Ave years ago. WIN ihe e'oeP
ton OF a monthly appropriation OF u" by 'he vi"
mon Council for the last few months. Is 10 nave
benefit. =. J. Ring. manager OF the flt'h A'e"'e
Onera House has Offered the use Of the Auditorium
for one night and 1t has been decided th'' 'le
.'Mikado" recently performed by local talent WI"
be given on July % and 80. and George H. fr'fh-
rose OF Primrose and Vests Minstrel Company
ea
dian are among those who have volunteered the'r
services Treasurer Tiiton. In a statement IL"
DAYS ago. said that the exhausted condi'ioh "i '''
hospital treasury justified another appeal 10 '"e
people The patients this month exceed IN hur'o''
the admission In any corresponding time heretofore
and ,hev not only require medicine and surgical al
t.nton but also careful nursing and provisions lot
their daily comfort which are given regaro'esS Vi
nationality religion or color.
The funeral OF Mrs Eliza S. Ward. who commit
ted suicide In her home on Saturday hish'. was
held in St Paurs Episcopal Church. OF which she
was a member on Wednesday night Mrs Na'u
uas sixty wears old and highly esteemed she
was suffering from melancholia, resulting ''o"
chronic dyspepsia and financial losses re" years
ago a nephew induced her 10 let him have P."o
which he promised 70 invest In business III '"
forn,a and not hearing from him or the Investment
she recently made inquiries and earnea tma' h ,h,s
but could get ,ac. OF the dollars nm
money and her home. she endeavored 10 sell h,i
s o an whst she and Others thought
ePty ' worth She said only few days aso mat
one to take OF her. on saiurd"y morning
las. a Bill for assessment for the strs lmpro eye
, %ss received by her. and ths only added to her
trouble She was adop,ea when sha by ft c,r
Giles and a wealthy man
The 90 p os" social orsanlTz, nIs%, OF rree
ing an excursion to College Point. Long Island
party hs OF dnSss "a" ."
bowling Billiards and baseball, The u UNI o, me
@oI.ins and their rulings were at times objected to
strongly that one escaped among we spsc,stHfs
tween ,ns the ess Of donkey ha nigh, the
kicking Upon the return 70 NeW.f%rk me Pda,y
sc sm. 10 The mystic letters Of the Organization
%h mea hnys az Dear 30 ''
The Westchester Woman's Club had an afternoon
tea on Wednesday. at which there was large at
tendance.
An entertainment was given in the Trinity Parish
House on Tuesday evening.
The oraorS Society h OF wson for ee
met on Monday evening and decided to % saS
Of the rcorganize ton Is to take up muscal "o7k on
| broader scope
BANNER has beer s Sen tS Of widow
o. the late Francis Scott Key. author OF me S'ar
Spanged Banner.
ans. had an unusually interesting meeting on Tues
eSy William ' Spear GSSfR Re %a
| and to Division Inspector Joseph Reese. There
were delegations from Robert r Lincoln Camp;
Gi:s camp & NeTfork CIV JSS. 6 ssh9 slS
| Schuyler Camp. OF TarrytoTn.
A pretty weddlr.' took place in the Trinity Rec
ofs b. Nils; ne pianist The Rsv Graham;
couple will spend their honeymoon In the Catskills.
Miss Julia y WoSd, d.. daughter %,s Of James r Wood
| last night at her home. No llG North Ninih-ave to
| Franklin G. Hopkins, OF Utica The Rev. =. T.
| Graham Of Trinity Episcopal Church. oficiated
| None but the immediate members OF both families
| were present.
The Baptist Boys Brigade Is 10 be recommended
| In the most unqualified terms for It's weeks work
| at the camp at Lake Mahopac. Thomas J. Mcclure
| the president OF the Cabinet. and Captain James
/ BARKER. jr. OF the i2th Regiment. who has been
! the military instructor OF the brigade since It's
| organization. complImented the ll5 young sodiers
upon their return for Their excellent conduct and
| In the camp the mess tent being known as Del
| monico's. In addition 10 the military cvo.utions
the time spent In bathing boating fishing. etc.
| with prayer meetings In me evening. One OF the
fen lures was n barbecue The feast being OF mutton
| The brigade yell adopted was:
1T Is us. II Is us.
| Who are making all this fuss.
! Who are we? Who are we?
Barker's boys-the Is. b. b."
| Edwin Il. Maynard. Editor OF The Record" cele-
| brated his second wedding anniversary a few even
, ings ago As the second anniversary ID known az
| the paper wedding" the occasion was an appro-
pirate one.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Wilson and Miss wilson
| main ill September.
the Rev sns Mn 3 Graham went 1, ,S. spI,nF
| spend July and August