Oyster Bay Republicans. Nominations Made at the Town Convention on Saturday. Oyster Bay, New York; March 15, 1897. The Republicans of the town of Oyster Bay, held their convention in that village on Saturday afternoon, and nominated cuiuluiaies tcr Uie several Lvvn uiiicurs to bo elecLeU the coming April. The cointmicui wiu largely attended, aside from uio delegations from the fourteen districts. Tlwjre were several coiiiusun anticipated, but Willi one or two exiptioiis Overseer of the Pool" the nominations were unanl-uiouh. 'i'htru being no Supervisor or Town Clerk to be nominated, so large ail at-teiKlarnce, was not expected. Highway Commissioner Heraojf and Coiistabiu William 11. W-od, of Glen Cove, were prepared tor opposition, but nont was present. Tile C'-4iveiiuou was called to order at 2:15 o'clock by J)r. A. Wright, the Chairman of the '1 owe CuinmiLUt. Kjc-bupervlsor F. t. Wll.i-tH, of Glen Cove, was chosen as Temiiorary Chairman, and Samuel C. Ransom, oi St-a CUir, and John A. Waidron, of East Norwich, aa Secretaries. There were afterwards made permanent officers. Messis. Jamei il. Lud-lam, of Oyster Bay, and Ellwood V. Titus, of Glen Cove, were cl.oattii us tellers. The office of Overseer of the Poor lor the Glen Cove section had two nominations, Herbert C. lteiiisen, of Glen Cove, and Thomas T. Cornelius, of Sea Cliff. Ttie balloting resulted iii the nomination of Remseii. The entire ticket as nominated was as follows:

• Justice of the Peace, Adolph Bausch, of Farmingdale.
• Collector, John H. Duryea, Farmingdale.
• Assessors, James I. Waliirou, Last Norwich; Ward I. Faucher, Glen Cove; James K. Hicks Jericho; Jutiu C. Mcrrltt, Henry P. Coombs, Sea Cliff.
• Overseers of the Poor, Herbert O. Hem-Boil, Glen Cove; Jarvis W. Lawrence.
• Constables, Thomas Garvin, Oyster Bay; William H. Wood, Glen Cove; John Healy, Hicksville; Jarvis A. Lattin, Farmingdale; William Stevens, Bayville.
• Game Constable, Henry O. Mervin, George Van Nostrand, John Baker, Jolm Thonnan, John Hufter.
• Sealer of Weights and Measures, E. J. Hurley, Sea Cliff.

• District No. 1, Farmingdale, Frank E. Mann, Robert liauscn. Jr.
• District No. 2, Plainview, cliar.es Coll-yer, lltnry Whi'.son.
• District No. 3, Hicksville, Frank Peters, Frank Relnhardt, Jr.
• District No. 4, Jericho, William G. Un-derlilil, Shirley Tuppen.
• District No. 5, Oyster Bay Cove, James H. Ludlam, Elbert H. Miller.
• District No. 6, East Norwich, John A. Waidron, Charles O. Smith.
• District No. 7, Oyster Bay, Abram S. Hutchinson, Hiram B. PearsaiL
• District No. 8, Locust Valley, Frank C. Thurston, William C. Towr.. ml.
• District No. 9, Glen Cove, Elbert Luyster, John H. Parllamam.
• District No. 10, Glen Cove, Albertus T. Rowland, Charles D. Hall.
• District No. 11, Glen Cove William BaUey, Henry W. Mudge.
• District No. 12, Glen Cove Edward P. Titus, Robert Wood.
• District No. 13, Sea Cliff, William Ro&s, Matthew Johnson.
• District No. 14, Bayville, William M. Dean, William H. Smith.

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