New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

.,...,v ,,cbt nm the sea shore near this place. Tho
bottle contained erumpie% 'efo e S on
mo help in sigbt-please spreao. August l. lS7a
I.M.,cA-Auother daring highway robbery occurred
gsba Raldwiu a farmer living In Freeport. his
return home from New York where nc had been TO sell
n % Who inmpiug into the wagon and threatening him
instant death he made any outcry robbed hun OF
sra vu rhen made good their escape and Mr BALDWIN
reported the occurrence to the authorities.
uUSTrsqroN.-J Amherst Woodruff, Supervisor. has
v,,drwn the offer Of the reward made by the town ioI
fbe recovery Of the body OF Charles Il. Kelsey.
NEw-JERsEY
JERSEY CITY.-The fcrry-boat New Bruns-
wick which left Cortlandtst, New-York at o:4o D.
saturday when nearing the Jersey side ran into an
known schooner, laden with lumber. which was at
anchor opposite the Cnnard dock. The pilot OF the
eryboat could not prevent the accident the tide being
90 rapid that he had To let the boat drift The eboat
on the NowBrunswick was completely wrecked,
and the n4estaa broken: The Passengers were
when they were told there vas no dan GER.
Thc twentieth ANIMAL meeting OF the Jersey CITY Mis-
sion and Tract Society was neld at the Tabernacle last
night The Pavonia Club Relief Association opened
soup house at 800 Grove-s yesterday relief fund
In ST. Marys Parish amounts to nearly $1,000 The St
Michaes Relief Association assists about 100 families
weekly. Paul Bohard OF Gutenberg committed
10 the Hudson County Jail Saturday, CHARGED with
attempting 10 kill his wife with an AK.
PATERsos.-Thc ease OF James X. Powers, charged
1s7l after gaeging and binding Mr. aud Mrs Pope was
concluded Friday night by verdict OF acquta There
are six indictments still pending against the accused,
who has served two terms III the state Prison The
December term OF the Pdssac County Courts Will begin
tomorrow The Passaic Valley Winter Chapel near
Broadway Bridge. dedicated yesterday. The clergy
men various denominations conducted the services.
NEwAEK.-A Conference, composed OF the German
ministers of the Reformed Church, VIII be held p
to-day az the German Church IN West Newark. Ad-
dresses VIII ne made by thc Rev. j. Homes the Rev. j.
Justin and the Rev. h. MoiIn. The Office OF Bless d
brakes smoothing iron factory RlilrOad.ave was
entered by burglars FrdIy night, the safe broken
open and robbed OF cnecks amounting To e. $40 &C..
and Slb IN money, and quantity OF banking
and insurance scrip valued at 5000 note was left
living ON the safe saying that Tor fair reward, "say
SIS" the papers would be returned. TIE bur
g,r'y was not discovered until Saturday morning.
UopoKEN-The report recently published in some OF
the local and New-York papers which cast suspicion
upon Inrng Weiss proprietor OF the Hansa Hotel III
committed suicide, is stated by his friends 10 be utterly
without foundation. Instead OF taking flight ac-
count Of "a letter received by German Consul,
as was stated 10 Is alleged that he had
contemplated the trip for time past, and
that he had knowledge OF the existence OF
snch letter, of which there Is considerable doubt HIS
wife has teegraphed 10 hun 10 return. argument
i'm the peitiOn throw the obOken Savings Bank into
hanl1Ipcv was heard before Judge Nixon IN Trenton
on Saturday, Mr.. Abbott appeared for one OF the
creditors. aad Mr.. kgasby for the bank The latter
argued that the bank Was solvent and that the petition
dd not come within the scope OF the bankrupt law.
Judge Nixon took the papers and reserved hs decision
uutl tuesday.