New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
and told that if he was arraigned in court again he

and told that If he arraigned In court again ne
would be sent to Jail.
Information reached the police yesterday that
John Engel, young man living in Stuyvesant-ave.,
on the heights, in critical condition from in
Sunday night. Engels statement is that he was
partially under the influence of liquor; and while
three men, whom he recognized as Thomas Cullen,
Michael Donohue and John Fitzpatrick They
knocked him down, kicked him. and then threw
him over fence, where he remained unconscious tor
some time. When be regained consciousness he
made his way TO a hospital: The three men were
injuries.
NEWARK
The body of man found In the canal near
Oxford-st. yesterday afternoon.
There seventy-two deaths in the city last
week. of which number forty-two were of children
Judge Depue yesterday vacated the judgment and
set the nrSceedngs aside as irregular IN the cnse OF
A. TOoker. of Newark, concerning a note given by
Mr. Tooker for money lent to his wife years ago.
and the other to n C. Gould. of Newark, let go
at Long Branch Friday. The one belonging to Mr.
Baldwin few to Newark, distance of thirty-three
miles. AIR line in tiftytwo minutes and the other
made the distance in sevcnty-twO minutes.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBOKEN.--Gcorge G.. Never and George Schroe-
stabbed Schroeder in the face with a pocket-knife
inftictlng n dangerous wound. Meyer arrested
and will have an examination to-day. William
McGinnis, age twenty-five, son of ex-Alderman
McGinnis was arrested yesterday on a charge of
burglary preferred against him by his father.
Eng ne Liedt was arrested last night charged with
embczzlement. The complaint is made by J.
Milhen. of Jersey City Heights.
PhTERSON-An unsuccessful attempt was made
early yesterday morning e. rob the safe of Francis
X; McCully, banker and broker, in Alson-st.
About half-past 7 clock Sunday night Mr.. McCully
went to his office 10 light the gas, and found every
thing IN order. Yesterday morning when the first
clerk went 70 the office the knob of the combination
look of the safe broken off as were also some
ornaments on the safe. The robbers had not sue
ceedcd III opening the door. however. The atfempt
was daring one the office is i'm the most proni-
nenf part OF the city, and policemen and private
wat hnen are constantly passing the door. The
safe stood in full view from the street. aud the office
was lighted.
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcnMoND.-The late heavy rains have greatly
improved growing crops on Staten Island. The
farmers are now engaged in marketing new potatoes
and hay.
STAPL eTON.--A large windmill is being erected on
topoi lYmans building, at Stapleton. The mill
VIII be used 10 pump water from a large well for
supplying different steam boilers in the neighbor-
hood.
WESTCHESrER COUNTY.
NEW RoCHELLE.-Captain Cronk who has COM
mand OF one OF John III. Starns steam Yachts was
arrested Saturday afternoon and taken before Jus-
tce henderson, of Port Chester, charge of hav-
ing cas- bargeload of garbage into the waters of
Long Island Sound, SIX miles below New Rochelle
ana sixteen miles below Port Chester. The exami-
n3lIon CT Captain Cronk was postponed until
thursday. AS Sergeant Hatcher, of the United
nntale5, Army stationed at the military post on
David's Island, New Rochelle Harbor, was passing
along Cedar-road between DTake's-lane and Wey-
man-avo. about O'clock Saturday morning ne
was attacked by James Cashin. who beat him aud
roooeo nun OF a diamond ring Cashm WAS arrested
ana held for examination. About O'Clock
SATURDAY evening burglar seen to enter the
hcuse OF Dr. Rlsiok. in Centre-ave, through a rear
Willow. n policeman traced the burglar upstairs
ald then to the roof, hut he effected his escape and
passed the guards below unobscrved.