New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
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PROTECT From PROPERTY OW NEES
AGAINST THE PlERMONT-ANE
TROLLEY.

ROBBERY or TIE NYACK PoSroFFlcE-SPRlN"
WEDDINGS rOcN. NOTES.
The protest presented by the leading AMI repre-
sentative Ple-mort road properiy-owners to the
Highway Commissioners against granting permis-
sion :, tho Nyack Traction Company to lay tracks
between PicrInont and Nyar, ON The river ROAD was
a r1reio- anil logc, argument when ought 70
induce the Commissioners - refuse the comp1hy
r.ores, There appear 20 be few people who IA
yor the scheme OF tro'ey-rJld between Nyack
ard Picrnont hu, they are so few that their opin-
!,na are hardly worth considering They contend
that i-,,v-roaI would open up the property aloHg
the river to many mesceker%. In other "ofuS
they say that property would boom lhat Is me
territory would De filled with the people VINO are
attracted IT,. m. Caring advertisements Of so-caled
land mi ovcmont o. mpnni"s Tn" pcopl" VINO HNc
,I,n,, the river road are satisfied with tn" present
value OF their property and they i've there because
they can have what might be called sfnal-S'"e'
estates vita enough room between the houses 10
prevent each family rom knowing what us h'lsh
Dor = talking about. The river drive should not be
ruined by d tro,lcy-roal J. and fortunately tnrre
se.ms - 10. ro1d rea son - believe that the Nyack
Trnctian company Vii be- forced to conine its
Sp@cniation concerning tho man men who
robbed the Nyagk postoihcc mas been an apsotp,ns
Rae a theory ~ his own about the cisr. ne ga!
after the robbery occurred mere w'rs s'hrtat ~
PIE who volunteered the information tnh th,! Ia"
noises In the p,s,oic~ on the night OF the rpoD'ty
and others said that they s1H suspicious persons
arn,,nd toxin the day before The local police know
nothing Of fhc case except that robbery occurred
nnl the ,o-ioi'cc inspectors have been unaMe 10
discover any c.cNs The popular theory - nat out
sdc men committed the thett. but some thihk the
robbers could b. found closer home. - -.
on "wednesday the wedding u Frank n Hiner'
md Ella Louis" Green. piuSlt-i OF NIhii ia
] Green took place az the nome OF MI, Green, IN
Ftrsi-tvr The Rcv. Frederick Greavc~ assistant
~ mister ~ Grac" church. oiiicaiel ON inc SAM
day William ! Hopper AMI Miss Melissa German
v.r. mari. 81 a. the HON" OF the brides parents
los tho Rev ". j i.~ggett pastor OF m" Krtorin"d
church SIN another wedding on "Wednesday Was
a. tn. home ~ r. Gilbert, by IN" KEY. T. VI
S,uni~r pastor 81 tn" Baptist church.
The new steam va Dat puatog1 was launched from
m. wards ~ e l.. Seaburi Go. on "Wednesday
Tbis ho,, which II on" OF the finest ever turned
n,,, a, nc S.Ab,iry Yards win 20 to New orleans
knu OF Alton m She is ~ feet over all. - feet
inches AZ the wat"rline. and has S'abHrF triple
expansion engine. -,
,;uv Richards. representing the committee which
has i'm charg" the bort race between columbia.
CORNELL and University OF Pennsylvania. WAS in
Ny,rk on SUNDAY and carefully examined the cours"
OF the Nvnck Rowing Association l. ~ believed
that his report viii bring tn" rae" to the 1aprin
Dee.
The Pollock place. .n Upper Nyack. has been sold
20 Nj McCuaid" who spent summer IN N}ack
several years ago
captain H. \ Ncsb.,; AMI his family have re-
turned u Nyack for tn" summer
The Young Mems Christian AsS6 clhttsn held lis
annual dinner last might in Association Hal. some
81 ,ho-r who responded - toasts were frank Il.
Crumbio Judge \ Tompkins. j; g. Gregory.
George r. Morse. Eugene Z Perry, I. H. Baldwin
and T. e. BroNnc
Orangrtown Fire Engine Company No. will hold
a May party IN - parlOrs Wednesday evening next