New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
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LONG ISLAND
QUEENS COUNTY NOTES.
DEMOCRATIC OFFICEHOLDERS FIXING
Up THEIR STATES.
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oRs MONUMENT
Sheriff James Norton. of Queens County whose
term OF office will expire on December 81 VIII not
go back his liquor store in Glen Cove AFTER re-
firing The Sheriff has erected fine house IN Glen
cove. which he expects 10 occupy in few weeks
He still retains poss, sson Of the liquor store, which
he conducted previous to being e.ected County SUI
perintcrdpnt Of the Poor and rents X to lrlehi
at a handsome yearly hHure.
Three candidates are at present IN the field for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff Of Queens
County namely. Justice Luke J. Connorton, OF
Flushing; I'nIer-Sherin Dine" Pearsall of Hemp
stead and x-Shcrn John j. Mitchell. of Long ISL
and city The Democratic Town Convention which
was held AT Flushing on Tuesday night, honorcd
Justice Connorton with privilege seldom bestowed
on a candidate for Office He was permitted to name
the eleven delegates who viii represent the town IN
the coming county convention who viii Incident
ally pace him in nomination for Sheriff. Here are
the names of the delegates selected: Patrick Mara
D. L. Van Nostrand. J. w. CAIN John +. Rogers
william Maher. William Rasqun. jr.. John Clancy
John Pendevile. f. r. clair, John Barth ana iheo-
dorc Wit2el The delegation was instructor 10 vote
for Justice Connorton for Sheriff. Justice Conhor-
toms friends say that Flushing has no other
candidate for a county office the claims OF Conhor-
ton cannot be ignored 10y the convention.
Justice Crandail Of Glen cove was busy on Tues
day imposing fines upon the viJlaOrs of the recently
adopted 10 compelling the Of tires three lhcheS
In width on all wagons built TO carry 300 pounds.
rne now law went into effect Monday. Early
On TUESDAY morning Policeman Jacob Zoeler was
on the lookout for offenders. During the day eleven
arrests were made a. follows John Schenck. Locust
Valley: stephen Green. Jericho; ". ii. Wlletts'
Glen cove: Alfred IIirschfed. driver for Sydney W.
Jackson Jericho: Charles A. Golden. farmer Tor
"harles Mckay Townsend. oyster Bay: FRANK
Nlher. driver for D. : Cloves; George $ williams.
Hampstead. Alfred Downing, Glen Head and John
Amrlein SEA GIN Each Of the prisoners vas lined
g. Justice Crandall saws that SO far as ne Is con-
cernel the provisions OF the act shall De rigdly
enforced.
The members Of the Presbyterian Church az
IDsyn VINO Identified with dancing classes Al e
chagrin-I at a sermon delivered last Sunday by the
Rev Charles q. Matteson, in which the clergyman
said among other things. that the peopl" VINO maze
m. successful church were not those people VINO
from The church service TO the cSTriS" hrlFe'
nor that class which passed from the communion
table - the card-tabe neither were they the ones
VIII, went from the prayer-me@tlng 10 tne dance ne
1,ncrrs nv that Pastor MattesOn L. a little too
strict with them. and that the outcome Of his
sermon will be an Increase in the attendance al
the services OF the new tongregatlonai thurch the
members Of which are largely recruited from Pastor
Thr members Of william Quincy Post. q. \. r.. OF
Bay shore. taking steps to erect granite mOnu,
ment - the memory OF the bay Shore Soldiers am
slllOrs VINO lost thei. lives in the war; II VIII
stand in front OF the school building and VIII cost
AO1c.
The nomination OF Charles l.. Phipps for County
clerk ~ Queens County has been received Dy me
Rcpubucans with great enthusiasm. Mr. PhippS ~
ami for many years has been resident Of East
RockaWay. engaged in the heavy hardware business
In New-York CITY. He - we'll known In business
circles Of sterling integrity and tried character
A. = delegate To the Constitutional Convention he
has shown marked ability and was the close friend
county irrespective Of party, are working TO give
him rousins majority