New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
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ENJOYING THE SUMMER SEASON.

POLITICS IN RocKLAND coUNTY-pANcEs AT THE
HOTELS.
Tho summer season in Nyack Is well under way
and the pleasures and enJoyments which TINS beau
tifui town affords being taken advantage "i py
a large number OF people from NcwforN ana many
other places The hotels and boarding h use are al
comfortably filed and more people have rented ana
bought houses In Nyack this year than IN any past
summer The number OF dairy commuters
on the Northern Railroad ~ New-Jersey ana me
travellers who go by the water route TO the CITY
have largely Increased and every morning ana even
Ing train ~ running with extra ears
The Country club which has an old manor house
with nifty acres ~ land about It FOR its headluar-
tiers is doing "A large amount OF cntcftainin. ms
summer. and the Nyack Rowing Association when
has one Of IN, finest lighthouses along the Hudson
River Is making the proudest record In itS history
The Tappsn Dee Yacht Club Is another Institution
which Is helping to make Nyack "A great aquatic
centre and Its fan regatta Will be one OF the largest
Yachting affairs on the Hudson. Lawn tennis tour
nnmcnts both openly and exclusively for club mem
bcrs viii be held at the Country club this year ana
the women's handicap tournament was held this
week. attracting large number or visitors ana de-
vcloping some excellent work on the part OF the
contestants. The roads are In fine condition for
bicycling and bicycle teas and party runs are fire.
qucnty held.
Senator Icxow will be unopposed for denomination
TO the State Senate this fall from Rockland County
and the chances AT that he will get majority sup
port from this whole Senatorial district The Demo
Gratis have been unable to suggest any who
could carry the election and from all indications
the party IN this part Of the State Is In a middle
For the Assembly from Roclland County OTIS RI.
Cutler. who has already served two terms with
honor. VII probably be ihs kepuo.iean candda5ie'
6 Is being dSySO9e IN TIVE p ,, of the
be Murphy X
yards
a man closely connected with the so-cal.ed Nyack
Traction Company said this week that the company
had abandoned rs project OF putting trolley road
In Nyack. The fact OF the matter U.s." he said.
ing road in Nyack unless a franchise could be
secured for road from Piermont to Nyack. 1t was
expected that such franchise could be secured and
that connections could be made from Picrmont TO
all the towns along the !ne OF the Northern Rail-
road with the big traction system which runs all
over Northern New-Jersey. In that CAGE the road
from Piermont to Nyack would pay and the loss
sustained by operating roads In Nyack proper would
road"
cupled by the family; The walls OF the house
was LEFT OF the fine structure after the disastrous
s a as' fall T1s s of hS arSs
an OF about three miles long and two broad
h and ID Be srs f
homes have already appeared on this lovely hill
The dance at the Prospect House last Saturday
night was or the most elaborate ana success
full social functions ever given In Nyack The
manager OF the house Horace NJ; Clark. entertained
as his especial guests the Nyack Rowing Assocla-
ton and its friends. The ballroom finely
decorated. the N. Y. A. colors being conspicuous.
the grounds were lighted, and during the evening q
display OF fireworks was made. The 7th Regiment
band gave n concert Immediately before the dane
ing and the regular hotel orchestra furnished the
music for the dance.
The Tappan Zee House will hold It's first regular
Saturday night dance this evening. large num-
Der OF Invitations have been issued. and many
guests are expected.