New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24

financial agent, or that Baldwin sold the business
paper TO anyone. William II. Clark, director OF
the bank returned from Europe on wednesday,
arrived home from Florida. A meeting OF the
board will probably be held to-day, when a final
decision will probably be reached in regard to re-
establishing the bank.
NEW-JERSEY
ORANGE.-The Republicans organized on Wednes-
day night for the municipal campaign this spring.
The following officers were elected president, JOhn
Gill wee president. Ambrose Matthew's secretary
f. w. Hine constitution was adopted 1t pro-
vdes for an executive committee OF SIX members
from each ward A meeting of the organization
will be held this evening.
HoBoKEN.-Wliam b. Bigelow, while into1;
Gated on Wednesday night drove his horse and
wagon into the meadows Tbs horse strugg ca IN
the soft, mushy ground, but soon disappeared from
sight and was suffocated. The wagon also sunk,
danger OF losing his life, when James summons went
to his assistance. He succeeded with difficulty in
rescuing him. Simmons took Gigelow to the police
station, and he was locked up on charge OF Delhg
drunk The horse and wagon belonged to farmer
named Banninger in Tonnee-ave., Jersey City.
LONG ISLAND.
SAG HARBoR.-Suits have been begun against
number of the subscribers to the Fahy fund. The
fund started to induce the locating a factory
at Sag Harbor, and now number OF the subscribers
refuse TO pay up.
JAMMcA.-Gencral Schuyler Hamilton has given
the Me- rick Plank Road Company notice thatlhe VIII
proceed to have its charter annqllcd by presenting
the road to the next Grand Jury as a nuisance.
Owing to its bad condition the Plank Road Com
missioner has forbidden the taxing OF toll.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Charley Lee proprietor OF
Chinese laundry in JacksOn-avenue, near East
Third-st rcpor. ed to the police yesterday morning
that his place was entered by burglars on Wednes-
day night They made an entrance by rear WIN
dow. and stole $40 in money and quantity OF
linen. $500
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLrToy.-" Rcnnie MARITIME, a student in a
New-York medical college, while ar the diSsecting
table about a month ago received blood poisoning.
He has since been confined to his fathers house IN
dangerous condition. AT one time it was feared
that it would ne necessary to ampTtate On" OF ms
arms. His condition was somewhat improved yes
tcrday ,,,, lo,-,-,,,
Port CHFsTER.-E. (. Fisher, a prominent mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church died on
Wednesday, &C. h,ty-eight;, lie will be buried at
White Plains, of which village he was resident
fourteen years ago
northumberland G.. Yelling who has
carried on bnsina as druggist IN the village or
thirty-tyc years. died on ", dncSday night alter
illness of two weeks at the age Of sixty. lie leaves
a widow and married daughter.
TARRYTowN.-The nine trustees OF the Andre
Association of Westminster County, gave dinner
10 nine invited guests az the Franklin House, Tarrv-
town Oh Washingt0n's Birthday. ID. -. Bradley,
the president of lie association, presided oasis
were responded 10 by Collector Robertson, Colonel
Richard La hers, Mr. Horton, of Peeksll, Judge ::
-. Clifford, surrogate Owen 1. Colin, Colonel
Matthew H. Ellis and Congressman Waldo llutchlnS:
After which Mr. McCutcheon, of Tarrytown favored
the company with some appropriate songs.