New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
NEW JERSEY

JERSEY CITY.-A bill is before the Legisla-
ture for the APPOINTMENT Of Hudson County Register
of Deeds and Mortgages TO hold office five In
the Hudson County Court OF Quarter Sessions william
dirtmcntS for burglary The Grand Jury reported 80
- Officer Ludwig OF the Third Police Precinct was held
To bail yesterday in $500 10 appear before the Grand
jury on charge OF D5athg oUS y' ~ Mr. coII
YER Sc Xion of the Third Reformed Church having been
tv reDToyed by her mother on SATURDAY, for domes-
tic neglect disappeared suddenly, and all attempts to
find her have proved unaNalllnR N the meeting OF
the Board of Aldermen last night communication was
received from the City Attorney with proposed supple
ment 10 the City Charter, authorizing the opening of
we t commuapaw The Finance Committee was au-
horzed to $500 900 for current expenses &c and
of Engine Co No 3, lately dsbanded for INSTRUMENTATION
Dissatisfaction is expressed REGARDING me proposed
held almost every night and prominent citizens OF both
parties working for the defeat OF the obnoxious
measure . An unOccupied house on Palisade-ave. was
entered yesterday By the police, who found that II had
been used for the purpose OF storing stolen goods.
Der OF coats were found portion OF me silver had
been melted and the alloys separated and left The de-
tectiyes are engaged In working up the case.
uoBoKEy-A woman named Duane committed
yesterday await trial on charge OF making several
insccessul but vicious attempts 10 stab lquordeaer
named Willy aud his clerk because they refused give
her liquor The Corporation Counsel has given an opn-
ion in favor of the legality Of the Thrteenthst assess
ments.
BEILEvlLIE-Tbe Chinese in the employ of Capt. Her.
vey Disputed over some trivial matter on sunday aud
finally to blows. Capt. HerVey and the foreman
had to interfere to restore the peace.
BLOOMFIELD, Tho Crispins raising fund 10 start
cooperation shop, s., $40 having been subscribed.
PArERsoN-The silk manufacture in this city has be-
come one OF the most important branches OF industry,
and as remuneratiye business, s not at present ex-
celed by any exceptloeonotiYe-bulding The reading
OF the proposed City Charter vas completed aud
several amendments adopted, Last Monday evening
several Wards 10 be divided. "A occurred last
evening IN Thomas BOulds saloon, on Marketst. IN
which Cornelius RyersCn dangerously stabbed by
John Acker
NEwARK.-The Overseer OF the Poor eas received
many contributions tor needy families during the ~
week John NJ. Hutfrngel, butcher, was kicked IN uc
head by horse last Sunday, and Ia now IN co
dton. The temperance advocates claim tha tne oP
position Of the brewers to their proposition TO itt en
Ward regulate s;drlnkng houses VIII help thi. III ~,
before tile Legislature revival Is IN progress III 'e
CntOn-ave Reformed Church.
ELHABkTH.-A kerosene lamp exploded IN a} S oua
house belonging To John Nsis, v, serday ana vo -,
spreading to hs residence damaged II TO the .o
1900. The inmates were rescued with great "'u
CAMpEs-Thc TRIAL OF Ware for the murder Oh Ms
father was continued yeSerday. Numerous Wines
testified that they had seen any thhH III S cot
duct OF the prisoaer indicating insanity bu. Within
Ward gave evidence that two OF Wars reneNTs VIZ
insane: and MargaTet Rmpkbs, We hot'I '"-iAs "
the prisoner rcccd many such details a. iirlueh
tennts 10 comuit xneIdc, attempted shoutns OF NJ
wife and hnbtal U.S. laadanua. To SHOW tint he was
OF unsound mind. The souiIHa Siihsu up tuc cSSo W.
terduy uu,l the Jury retired for deperhlivn.