New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
MOTNT VERNON.

Tho Mount Vernon Musical Society is now en-
tering upon it's second season. The society Is 'ne
outerowth OF two former ORGANIZATIONS ma'e' i"''
strengthened by the addition OF many new fhei"o''
who profting by experience In the New-forA oia
torio Society were able to suggest plans wh'ch
bo,ned this Young society to gain public favor !"
It's first season. Their work has been OF the hish-
est order. Last seasons four concerts-two pop
lar and two subscription-were given ana whonS
supported by the Mount Vernon musea, III, pu, pSnan
cial obligations. Alfred Hallam. under "nol in nc
oi,,, hnrva has been trained is thorough musician
and an Interesting worker At all of these concerts
the assisting solo talent. both Vocai anu ILL.,,
mental has been of the best The society is follow
ne he tradition set by the late Dr. Leopold Dam
rosch in giving an annual performance oi ndcton sne
las wear was complete surprise to musical Critics M
not familiar with the societys ability me d,.
mas oratorio will be given this season on ruesaaS
chapel of First Methodist Episcopal Ch1rchf fo al
Iowing solosts: Miss Margu. rite Lennon; Miss
Lillian CARL Smith. william Dennison ana organ ,sa
Professor j. Hayden Morris Is the accompanist; Isl;
The for the second and third concern @ h m cold
for February and April - and tickets n WI, nepform
cnly by subscription for these two evening" p' n,t M
ances The subscriptions are limited acb TO I, concert
They are in favor. the society includes II,
well known in Mount Vernon social circles denS
the officers and members OF the boain a.e Iobn
II Clawson vice.pfesdent: Charles NJ Moseman.
treasurer Charles Hill Wilson OTTO tuIelahp' n,.as p
Gssrss ayes wom WhneH avg s Joseph
rs' Mrs o. Williams' and Mis-. Ea McNaer ,S. the
secretary. II H. the ultimate intention OF te 50
cicty to build a handsome music hall in Mount yer
non. ,, 49, ,, ,,o,nen NJ
IN. Trinity Church Guild will close tonight. fhe me
tables and booths have been In charge OF nT
Hover Booth Mrs Kirk: apror table Mrs. Goth
ran. candy table Miss Jennie Hunt; stapn Wrn "
Kice: fruit and orange booth Mrs Andrew j.
Smith; art gallery Mrs Thonas + McnrsW Wrs 10y pE
r. Davis and a gypsy camp conducted by the
young women Of ST Ezabeihs Guild The 1s.GhOI whoH
Mrs G Darling and has been generously par,
ronized by the members of Trinity Ascenaio" an"
The embarrassing position In which Mount Yer,
non has been placed by the closing OF It's hospi,a'
renter fcll from the Swedish church. several
hours required to take him 10 honkeaS ~ ,be
physicians think that immediate care ana rea
ment would have saved his lfe me o.1u' , Ii
nafhc doctors propose to reopen the hospital on
January l. assuming the entire responSni,,tyd frcc
The new Swedish Methodist church, IN ro",n
Fnlton-ave and St. Marys Catholic church; rhn IN
Highest. will both be dedicated tomorrow, lns
Rev C. s. Wing viii preside at the Swcuisn ,i .'u''"
and tho Archbishop will oiNcaic at ~. MAJ Mal! ,sso
ciaiion viii give their first harc-and-hounds road
run starting at the Association rooms AZ ciocn'
this afternoon and finishing AT 81 faui '""''"'
j" A. the meeting OF the Board of Police commis-
siOucr@ ThilrSdd. ulEHt bu"hI' H. 'lF-<
GUNS Tho buiidinr occupied by the station OF the
Union Trolley COMPANY. preferred charges againS
Roundsman Glcltzmann for being inI"r tlhen' an an
making uso Of insocr; language Inc uoupr
arose from the rourdsman attempting 10 int''ie''
with Mr. Phipps while he engaged IN con
;rovcrsy with Superintendent De vine. OF 'he ram
road company - - ,- .... ,h,
Iron Stca amhoat Company was tried In thc supreme
Court Yesterday before Justice tiaynoi ana JuiS
Mrs Taylor on August l6 1892 fell down inc stairS
Of tho steamer Ccphcus. ~ the Coney lsland rou'.
md received "A broken nose and compound itacl-
ure OF the LEFT arm. She alleged that she slipped on
a sheet ~ brass with which each step was pro
yidcl between the banlstcr and the rubber mat
ting I'm the centre OF the stairs. ana asked NS"y
damages several Witnesses swore thai they nal
slipped these brass places ana hah notlcch ,hc
brass for that reason. The company wtncss,'
testified that no brass had eyer been used In IN
postion Indicated by the plaintiff and. further,
that at the time the accident was alleged 10 nave
taken pIlce the Cepneus was sunk al 'oney Island
Point \ step from the stair In question was pro-
duccd in court The plaintiff may nav. been mis-
taken In the name Of the boat, owing 10 the slinl-
larliy Of the names The jury. after being out TOT
six hours returned sealed verdict. which IL un-
dersiood be for the plaintiff for small amount