New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
NYACK.
THE COUNTY SETTLES HER STANDING NJ
THE REPUBLICAN COLUMN.
GOOD PROSPECTS OF RENEWED ACTIVITY
REAL ESTATE-BITS OF PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL NEWS.

GOOD PROSPECTS OF RENEWED ACTIVITY
REAL EsTATE-BITs OF PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL NEWS.
Rockand County helped to swell the majority
which made Mr.. Morton Governor-eect OF this
State. Last year and this the Democratic strong
hold of Rockiand has been Republican, and 1t can
now be counted as a sure thing for the Republican
party in future elections. Otis H. cutter was TO
turned to the Assembly, defeating j. Arthur Fo'-
hemus. the Democratic candidate. by 63l votes Inc
friends Of Mr.. Pohemus voted against him to save
him from the bad company OF corrupt Democrauc
politicians whom he would have met had he been
elected Mr. Polhemus's defeat has not made MIN
less popular "Artie' Is still one OF the ooys'
and II he will only put a stopper on MS thirst LOT
glory in the Democratic ranks and place himseh
under the charge Of some good Republican. VINO
will teach him in ways Republican, he VIII eVehtu-
ally become a with good political backing
1t was not an affair of personal popularity that in
fuenced the voters In the contest Tor Assempyhan
in Rockland. 1t was matter OF principe III popu-
larlty had been at stake, there would nave oeen
an even contest. Mr.. Odells majority In RocKano
County for Congress was 4o4 The Republicans 10
Rockland not only gave majority for the state
ticket Assembly and Congress but they also elected
the Republican local candidates
Senator Lexow Judge Arthur S. Tompkins, Ous
II Cutler, Judge Harry c. Wanamaker ana other
prominent Republicans of the county did acuve
work in the campaign when mas ehded 50 sio''-
ousy.
A buying movement OF real estate has pegun IN
Nyack. and from present indications IL looks 40
tbough the real-estate agents would have their
hands full for time. The fine piece Oh ia''u
lust north OF the old stone church In Broad"aS'
upner Nyack and fronting the river, Is re-
ported sold to s r. Bradley, for building purposes
THO nronertv IS in one of the best parts OF the
,oyp ard will make a fine site FOR homes. Otner
sales reuorted in the week were by Mr. Carscallcn
Of a fine piece OF lard just south OF the upper
Nvack line and one BY Lester Lewis, OF flushns'
OF a fine lot of the Taman property. on whch ne
will Greet a large house The exceptional adVan-
tages Of Nyack as an al-around- the-year place 70
live in are being appreciated more each season. anu
the prospects for a steady growth OF the town are
Tapnan Zee Local Union OF Christian Endeavorers
will hold the final meeting for the year OF inuts us
day evening December H. in the Presps'eria"
The business depression brought about by the
Democrats has even had an elect upon wss notIee
raj ali the members are requested 10 be present
a. the church on Tuesday November H. with men
pockets ea in oF4I h d &c IS only about 500
and the prospect OF good times as me SUI oi cd
election will cause generous outflow from the sood
church folk meet IT, . .
Francis F. Ptln ami his family have returned
TO their winter home In brooklyn, ,.,...,r
The marriage Of MISS Marie louise 20 ~ Saw
%~ack's Young men who thought much OF HI,
AS 10 put up their earnings on wasers nave I'VE. az.
annlled for receivers The big man VINO dld so
much campaigning for Hill on the trains OF ths
Northern road does not LOOK 50 cnipp ws,cb has
b,inkei for months around the Democratic head
quarters has thrown itself into the river Sauhess
The the sbjects young Democrats Of Nyack can TAX
about.