New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
NEWS NOTES FROM DOWN THE ISLAND

The annual meeting OF the Queens County Agri-
cultural Society will be held the fair grounds.
Mineola. on Saturday. November H. Officers VIII
then be elected. and the reports OF the secretary
and treasurer presented
TIE Long Island Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panv of New York has been organized at Pat
chogue The company received its charter last
week The officers elected George II. Gerard
president. Rober; : Peebrcau. secretary ana j.
W Edgett treasurer The Board Of Directors com
prses thirteen members. OF whom John Roe smith
H. clay Losee. Edwin Bailey AMI Arlington H.
Carman hail from Patchoguc. The capital stock
IL 100000 in shares Of 500 each The main office
of the company will be in Patchogue and the ssu-
ing OF policies will begin on December l,o., 80,
The Republicans OF Newt9wn nave pr,.ec'rr ro an
dent John H. Prall. vice president. Thomas j.
nsrofd .ecTetnry dwaTa 4 Kndns
August Kneling Executive Committee. John J.
Robinson. David springsteen, Alexander Baxter ar;
Thompson. j. w. Morgan. q. \. Travis. j. W. Bur
Democratic bosslsm In Queens County received "A
setback In the Supreme Court at Long Island Si,y
gality of the appointment of Henry = keiton; me
citizen member Of The Newlo%n board Gi ea,th
The election Of officers for the newly incorporates
village Of Northport WIN tax" place next Tles'l lay
only ticket has been placed IN me ,b le' ane
promoters Of ncorporaton nav W hn1eI '' SAMMY
Ing candidates: President MILAN III r Tani ms
CHARLES s. Sanford collector. Henry g. Matthias;
,reasurer George W Weeks. -
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uemnsie,d has elected the following officers:
Eugene Parsons president; Wright Molmean: vice
ire sIdent; Frederick Campbell, secretary Daniel
Sealey. treasurer. ,.t..- ., D.. D..
,.oorson for the reception Of charles T. SaNton.
The Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
W cnvernor Richard {. Mccormick. the Republl-
can candidate for Cong"ess' VIII also nddress me
na,ins Large delegations from neighboring VII
lagos have promised 70 atteh' '''e "ce''"s All" hIu
i'm welcoming the cand'hatts. - ,, T., A.,
"one of the cleanest clnVasses ever made In the
To-, Congress- District Is that now being conducted
-, ovr;oyernor MccOrmck. His speeches are
m,odeis OF courtesy and good nature toward his OPP
mnn"rf Joseph Fitch. II am not acquainted with
b. Drmocratic candidate" said the eX-Governor.
.n1r,ssIng "A mass-meeting Ia mon Course n few
Vennrs ago 'bu. am told ne Is a gentleman.
All + accent him as such TINS ~ but specimen
- Nr NrCormck's illusions 10 his political an
,.vonist and nobody ever heard him speak In
hroh.r terms OF those who are now arrayed against
lin IN This campaign. The Democrats or Long
IIs,and CIV will give Mr. Mccormick very large
vote. ,,... ,,o.,oora,n . .ro,oa,to,i..
organ and one Of the most Influential newspapers
IT, 1hc city. has boted the nomination or Joseph
~ E,,ch the democratic candidate. and champloned
,,ha ga midday OF ex Governor Mccormick.
Tho Long island Railroad has begun the work Of
h,d,nV several extensive carhouses at Springfield
The buildings are to be capable OF holding sixty
cars each They will be six tracks wide. or sufficient
IN accommodate six long trains standing side by
side superintendent Of Buildings Cummings has
charge o. TIE HOIis