New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28

Conn, was entered by burglars. between Saturday
ana wednesday night and property worth almost
100 was stolen. Entrance was effected by pryrhg
tnc rom basement door open with q jimmy. lne
police did not know that the house was vacant.
Jacob ChaDter. Of East New-York undertook TO
stop fight between John Hessein and his wife. his
nelghborsi in Pennsylvania-aye. on Wednesday
MN IN the struggle with u penknfe, the blade OF
winch is four inches long, Three severe stab wounds
to the Brooklyn City Hospital and Hesslien was ar
rested Justice Gertnm held him yesterday toawait
the result of the wounds
JERSEY CITY.
stephen Davis an engineer and James White,
firemen; quarrelled Yesterday in Ihe Ere9"g yoar-
nal Office, where thev were employed Davis
stabbed White in the abdomen. iDtlicting danger
ons wound Davis immediately afterward let the
CITY, White was removed to his home, whcre Iast
Dlght he lay In critical condition.
John and August Teverson, two Young men,
were arralgned in the First District Ponce t9nrt
Yesterday, charged with having brualy asSauIten
their sister. The young men boarded with their
sister, who is married. and on Wednesday they in
formed her that they had secured another board
ing house She refused TO give them their clothing
and they assaulted her.
John Dolan. John Harrington ard John Burke,
three boys, broke into an Erie freight car. winch
standing q side track at the east end o. the
Erie tunnel While thew were engaged in packing
up goods which they intended 10 carry away, they
were discovered by the conductor, who locked them
in When the car reached Paterson, the yonng
thieves were turned over to pOllceman. 1esierday
they were taken back to Jersey City and locked up.
NEW.JERSEY.
PATERsON-COrnelIus III. Post, one - the oldest
residents of Paterson, died yesterday morning. lie
born in 1900 and for a number of wears was
superintendent of the Phoenix Mills. Christian
Kohlhaas a manufacturer of ribbon looms, died
Yesterday morning after short Illness. Mr. kohl-
haas was born in Germany and came TO TINS conn
try in 1S49, and for some time has been Identified
with the silk industry
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
GREENBURG-A farmer few days AGO killed
snake about eighteen inches in | myth, having two
distinct heads. He has preserved the reptile in
alcohol.
PORT MORRTs.-The workers on the wrecked
steamer Hussar are now confident that they are
within four feet of tho six tons OF gold believed to
be sunken beneath the wreck.
LONG ISLAND.
TIEMPsIEAD.-Zachariah Story, veteran Of the
War Of 1872 died on Wednesday. age nnety-elght.
BROOKvMLE-The PRESBYTERIAN Church, town Of
tieh anniversary on Sunday Eight of the nine
living pastors Of the church are expected TO DC pres
ent and deliver addresses
Long ISLAND CTTY-Alayor De Bevoise has ap-
pointed Daniel Donnelly, a member of the firm of
Fay, DOnnelJV x Co., iTeScO painters OF Broadway
this city, Water Commissioner. In place of Mr.. Nc
Bride the contractor who recently went away from
Long Island City, leaving large number of unpaid
credi'O behind him. The Patchogue express
train leaving Long Island City for Babylon, Patch
ogue and intermediate stations Will, on Saturdays,
until further notice, be extended beyond Patchogue,
stopping at all stations to Sag Harbor.