New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-18

Bowe and Hutton recognized two notorious lnieSes
Michael Finnan and William Lynch wholIh etoy
captured The prisoners were arragned IN Jus'ie
Peloubet's Court yesterday, but Iea'y was
to appear, being confined to his bed.
NEWARK.
The run ON the Howard Savings Institution sub
sided yesterday A statement connectius So,
Baldwin the default ting cashier OF the AeCI ond 10
National Bank, with the affairs OF the NV Rid
denied by the management. which asserts thao Dai
win was never connected with the institution, eVol; 40
depositor. The bank has borrowed no money on l.s
securities and has not been called upon 10 use no0'
held on hand in view of a possible emergency
The Dime Savings Bank suspended payment IN
1873 and its affairs went INTO the hands OF nc
Chancellor Among the assets were bonds OF IN. tne
city of Hoboken which were considered Of een
yaine Since 1873 various dividends have oeeh
paid to the depOstOrs and the managers nave Hlduo
strenuous efforts TO realize the fullest value OF w
assets. suit was brought against the Guy az pl
HObOken and yesterday tie corporation pald 10 lh9
managers of the company the sum OF pl4S oOo anu
a balance of $32 600 will be paid IN Few Gays Gays
making the total of the principal and interest OF te
bonds This VIII enable the bank to declare an al
ditional dividend of 20 per cent and ultimately "
pay the claims of the depositors III full.
NEW-JERSEY
RDGEFrEID.-The Protection Society of Ridge;
field Township, Bergen County, is arrestlng anu
prosecuting all persons found cunning near Iho
Palisades
PArERsov.-Alvin Z. Clifton, a confidence opeer-
ator who recently escaped from Imprisonment III otc
Paterson. where he gave his name as Alfred Wal
ters, and said that he was formerly a practising
lawyer IN Denver Col His true character, now,
ever, was finally discovered, aud he disappeared
suddenly from the city Yesterday, leaving his DOard
bI fortwo weeks paid lie had also succeeded srsnga
in borrowing several sums of money from persons
whose confidence he had gained
LONG ISLAND.
MIVEOIA-The annual meeting of the Queens
County Agricultural Society was held at the i ar
Grounds az MIncOla yesterday afternoon. Inc tol-
fad he
President j. Fred Lawrence, of Flushing; vce-presi-
dent. :. = Aynar OF Jamaica; treasurer, DurNei
Thorn, of North Hampstead; secretary, }. Howard
Ruslmorc, of WestbuTy.
OYSTER HAY-Thc body of an unknown man was
found WrdUcS tay afternoon on Fox lSland beach,
near NatiuUCc0cl; Point The man about thirty
Years 90 apc five feet seven inches IN height, with
sandy hair and was dressed IN n sIl OF dark cloth
iug and blue flannel shirt. In his pockets was a
small memorandum book, on one OF the itaVeS OF
which was written, Shipped On the Hayes Tor $50
ta'miy named Taylor. Coroner Baylls hcld an IN
'' STATEN ISLAND.
: T.rurIrrD-At a meeting Of Board OF Health of
south g,.l Yesterday David j. Tyson, the proprle-
tor Of the tomato canning factory M NeWDOrp, was
detrimental To- health and that several OF hIs en-
p.urr- had died from disease contracted there. 10
show that IN" uciguhOrHOOi ~ which ms factory
IS situated was no more unhealthy than any OIner
locality IN the town Mr.. Tyson produced The alhdJ-
viz, of over sixty persons living IN the ylcnity OF
the factory. Counsellor liOmtjscr, IN bchali or
the Board, questioned Mr. Tyson as 10 the health OF
the men employed IN the factory Mt Tyson sald
that the men that had been taken sick appeared To
suffer from malaria, watch was more or less preNa-
Iona all over the island. Health Officer Clarke was
instructed to visit Mr.. IysOn's factory every day
uutjI further orders from the Board.