New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
pEEKSKILL.

Avn a number of the physicians OF
p.at.ku refused TO longer remain upon inc s
NJ the hospital at this place, because u'o -,
d,rac.ors of the institution wanted 10 ru" '
"whole shooting match. They "ouiu ,
ouow the doctors TO control the medlcal oepai
-. Tho Now-York papers at the time toio VI
,n. sn,, and the controversy In the INSTITUTION III
,ho last three years there have been man! o'e'
,ures made TO these physicians ana enoi'' W.
made TO win them back but without success. i"es
have a number Of times been elected members y,
the Medical Board by the six physicians WHO say
We tho hospital but each time they have deciiheo
90 accent Finally the rules were so inoolheu anu
tho terms 90 made that the doctors 1ei llat '1es
could accept and a result there was meeting .'c
n-esent week at the home of DR.. Perly Hugh Ma
CO, There were present DIR. T. n. Mason. Ut
Eldor,,s De Mott Lyon. DR.. Charles Mason Ut. +
W O,Rren and DR.. Alexander o. Snowden Inc
subject was discussed In all It's phases anu as
result they agreed to go BACK, ana they s'sheu
the rules The meeting lasted over AN hour' aiter
which refreshments served with the comph-
,non,s Of The host The doctors all give their ser
vices pratuitously to the hospital, and they nave
always believed that as they did so the least thal
the ladies' could do was 10 allow them 10 coh,foi
their own department and make their own rules
With the addition of five of Peekskills best phy-
sicians and the excellent work of the new super
intendent Miss MacWilliams. and her school Of
trained nurses. now numbering four the hospital
VIII be better than ever equipped Tor the Work ior
which ii established. ami, ,,,,, ,,o.
Nelson c. Foshay Editor Of The Hghland Dem
a three weeks trip In the West. are expected home
the middle Of this week ~
Charles l.. T'horAe. son Of Postmaster Thorne Is
spending few weeks with friends in Greene COUNTY
corandt Basehai Clnb si'ed me 3e,S S'a ,be
9th Reg men' by score Of p 10 . ., 90 o,sr =, the
State Camp this afternoon in the hope Of heaT,ng
Mrs. Ba.lington Booth speak at the Young Men
Dr Alexander D. Dunbar has received word OF the
death in Providence this week OF NJ, NEPHEW James
TIE Van Cortlandt Wheemen expect TO have a Ian
torn parade on Wednesday evening next; The mar a,
Ames. Edward F. Hill. A. ". wyatt and J. Arthur
Height. All lady and gentlemen riders are invited
10 Join There Il prize Of saddle for the ady ana
STOCKINGS shoes for the gentlemen who roe me
best decorated wheel The line VIII form at S:S,
be AS. as follows Washing on-s South to Division.
Main to James, 10 Howard to Division to T IoSn
smith to Bay 10 Washington, to Hudson1ave:, to
to Main to Beecher House count ermarch and thence
i 10 shenSs c and
II the night Is stormy. the parade VIII take place on
' The eex services al the Peeksk churches to-day
viii be follows: AT the First Presbyterian
Richie Smith. to the children in the morning and
in the evening the subject, The Mess Of Pot
tase' at the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church the
Rev. Thomas c. Straus, the pastor. Will preach
both morning and evening; at the First Baptist ,
occupy the pulpit both morning and evening; at
the Gospel Mission Mrs Lackey will conduct gs the
Mission and lead some of the meetings during the
day In the Reformed Church the pastor the
on the topic The Love That Hideth All Things
evening ssnsya Wss1s a. hs cpG Mon
the First Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev
wor He glory Of On the
he @ M ST. ess SC 1hd
Church the pastor. the Rev James w A. Dodge, VIII
preach about "Words that Never Die" preceded by
the topic will be Water from Bitter Springs" At
the Church Of the Assumption there will be the
evening al 73O by the Rev DR.. James T. Curran;
at ST. Peters Church there will be the usual ser
vices conducted by the Rev. William Fisher Lewis;
al Van Cortlandtville Chapel the Rev. George G.
saiter. a new-York missionary sion, Will speak this
Nidnight Tour Through the sums Of NewYork
mt the Salvation Army barracks there Will be
special services all day. J. 9. Roshore OF Brook
u" George ~ u. Harwood Peeksklns Oldest Free Ma,
son Is in town for few weeks. He is an inmate Of
George S kellogg. OF New-York CITY. the lecturer
on Greek art. is visiting Thomas j. Powers IT, OF
M Mr.. Homer Alban Anderson and her daughter
M 3arme pG home. ithaca ithaca \.
'' The family Of John S Baker. president Of the
WINK WinEle House. Pine Hill IN the catskils Ulster
County. y. y, for the summer ,,,o. ,o,,. ,as
evening after an extensive trip through the State
taking in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid In the Adj
rondacks Plattsburg, Lake Champlain ana LAKE
The iron mine at Silver Lake, near here, OF which
Edward Lynch has been superintendent FOR several
years. has ceased work for the first time in forty
The second-noor beams have been placed in the
tractor The work is being pushed. and the addition
WI e soi Is WIFE, =? s sssos Of the