New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
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CITIZENS OPPOSED TO THE PERM NT.
AVE. TROLLEY LINE.
A POSSIBLE CHANGE IN THE COUNTRY cLuB-rHn

A POSSIBLE CHANGE IN THE COUNTRY CLUB-THn
FREMONT MoNUMENT-LoCAL NOTES.
The Nyack Traction Company has made appn-
cation 10 the Commissioners OF Highways. OF the
town OF Orangetown. for permission to construct
maintain and operate trolley road in P.ermont-
ave from South Nyack to Piermont. On Wednes-
day next the Commissioners Will meet TO consider
the application. and IL is to be hoped that they
will r-fuse TO grant IT, l. the Nylck Traction Com
pany operates a trolley road in P.ermont-aye.. the
finest drive along the Hudson River VIII Re ruined
FOR every purpose except that Of trolley me mere
is 10 call for trolley road there Inere VIII NOT
b. sufficient traffic make the road pay expenses.
and the company Will snow great STUPIDITY Ia
placing tracks IN Pormont-ave.. below south Ny
aek trrs sh11 n I,'S o;oS pnnd
every loyal and Interested citizen ought 10 proiese
against the project People come to Nyaek in Inc
summer 10 enjoy the lovely drives Dut VIII they
come II the roads are 10 be given over 20 ne
trolley? The people who come % Nyack brnS
charms Of the place are to be broken by greedy
trolley corporaLon. there WI BE- lalitng on ~
ponies are all right when confined to limits and
ComDanv IS enough The trolley road is needed
in tie town. 1t is no; needed between Mack
will not be carrying the VIII OF the people OF
they allow the traction company more territory:
club ana it is believed tina; arrangements are be-
I'M made 10 MAKE more dist.hcty a sunlniieer
winter life il the organization II appears that
the proposition has been made TO reduce expenses
by closing up in me winter and having only a
Summer season There has been too much back
wariuess the part Of the country Ciup mem.
b-rs in paying their dues, which accounts IN part
for a depleted treasury. hui the chief reason is eX.
ce-dinsy bad management OF the cup IN me hrst
three years OF It's existence II the cluD nad Deeh
properly there would have been a surplus In
the treasury every year. .
The chapel OF ST Paufs Methodist EpiscopaI
Church will b. dedicated tomorrow the eNer-
ciSes Will consist OF muse tog a;her win dscocrses
by former pastors. and there VIII be three ser
vices the main dedication service being IN the
evening. In the morning The Rev. Or henry A.
BUTT president OF Drew Theological seminary,
will preach ~ he afternoon service there Ell
b- addresses by the Rev. G = woodruff the Kew.
f. Clement the Rev Dr. J. T. Boswell. all former
pastors of the church. IL he evening the services
VII be- conducted by the Rev. Dr. EuttZ ana the
Presiding Elder the Rev DR. J. B. +. faulks
The Associated Pioneers OF the Territorial Days
OF california have selected the design submitted
bv Mrs clio Hinton Hunsker for the statue OF
General Fremont. which is 10 be erected in Rock
land Cemetery where General Fremont is buried:
Mrs Huneier is well known in Nyack. having lived
on the river road before she married. She
was Miss Clio Hinton. The figure OF General Free
mont IS to be of bronze. eight feet high, and
mounted on a stone pedestal OF rough rock on
the panel at its base will be a bas-relief OF the
cross-contnen exploring party, headed by the
pa thtnder." making their way 20 where Fremont
ryed the cross the mountain in Wyoming.
now known as Fremont's Peak.