New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

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he authorities in no, huv ng TIE CITY Hall al
vunced state Of construction by ss time clearly sboSs
the difference boseen Gay Ga,efnmcn, operations
and private enterprise. Buihuys o. large dimensions
which destroyed in Spruoss' month after the d.
irucion OF the City Hall have sng since been rebuff.
and bringing in handsome revenue 10 their owners
willis; the ruins the Hall remain the they
the day after the fire. and the City paying upward of
$50 per rent for Corporation offices private
property Here 10 sufficient in itsolf 10 build up
snug edihcc and that with economy to might
supply the want at present seriously fer. We have no,
courtroom present capable of accommodating any
thing like the audience tina, would attend exciting trial.
Why is ii that the Board Of CounAlmen have not acted
this matter There is good excuse for the delay.
We understand that the widow Of the murdered in
Frsnkfor;-st. Saturday, in very destitute circum
stances and needs help in this terrible affection. She is
not only quite distracted, but at the time sick Any
money sent to the Editor Of The TbHne or to Mr. james
NeMonegel, No. - Cortlsndtst., will 90 directly to
her relief:
Among the arrivals at the Irving House yesterday
were the Hon. X. c. wilkins Canada Wet j. G. Wal
bridge. do; Hon w. s. PIERCE, California; Hon. C..
Nedhard, Philadelphia; j. ii. Hutchinson Louisville
Rev. Mr. Byse BALTIMORE Rev. Mr.. Levin, do. j. But
Ter Iowa: Jam,s Sloan. Greensboro, y. c.; VIM G.
Bartlett, Havana G. w Van Lean, St. Joseph, Mo-.
Jno n. Cady. Paducah, KY; Col. a. c. Miller, Texas
RtcoyERY OF THE BODY OF Mr.. CoUGHLIN THE Custom
HousE WATcHNAy-The body of Mr.. Coughin, Custom
House Waterman, who had disappeared suddenly on
ast Sunday night from the bark Anna lying off pier No.
North River found in the dock Saturday last and
removed TO No. l3l Liberty-s, where Coroner Wilhelm
held inquest upon il. 1t reported that his hat,
with blood upon it, found lying upon the deck of the
vessel and from this circumstance he was Supposed to
have been fouy dealt with but this proved not to have
been the Several Of the passengers and others es-
fed that Sunday night the 18th ult he came on board
the vessel somewhat with drinking too much
wine and about o'clock had difficulty with of the
passengers bat this settled and about o'clock
he went ashore and took another glass with Of the
river police officers. lie then returned the vessel and
lay down upon the deck, where it is supposed he fell
asleep and rolled overheard post norem examination
was made upon the body No marks of violence OF any
account being found the jury under the charge OF the
Coroner rendered verdict Of Death by drowning from
some cause them unknown. Deceased was native
OF New jersey, years Of age He belonged TO highly
respectabe family and though led in this instance to
drink more than was proper, he by means of in
temperate habits lie leaves large circle OF friends to
noun his LOSE
SUICIDE BY SHoorIYG-A. an early hour on Saturday
morning the body of unknowrsnan supposed to be
German about % years of age, found lying on the
ratrack in Eeventhav., near Sixty-sixh-st. Ii was
taken to the Police Station of the Twenty Ward
when it was discovered that bullets had entered the
left side OF the chest pistol which had been discharged
WIS found close TO the body and evident that the
deceased had committed suicide or been murdered NO
property of any description except his clothing was found
upon his person. and nothing, the clothing by when
he could be identified. person answering to his de-
scrption Friday night calling himself Qun, stopped
at grocery and left for safe keeping silver hunting
watch breastpn, double-bareled pistol, shot-belt,
pair of spec,aces &C. and went off, 1t supposed that
this person was the deceased. He five feet SIX inches
in hight had light hair and goaiee and was dressed in
new black frock coat black satin vest plaid pants, black
silk figured silk neck .ie figured muslin shirt &c. Coro
ner @ Donne Yesterday held an inquest upon the bo1y,
but no evidence adduced to show that the deceased
had been shot by another and the Jury taking into con-
sderaton the position of the wounds and OF the pistol,
which Wa found close the body and the circumstance
of the deceased having if he is the person. deposited his
effects in the grocery, rendered verdict OF Suicide by
Shooting.
ACCIDENTALLY Snor-A lad fifteen years of age, named
Isaac May accidentally shot himself in the thigh at the
rooms of Adolph NJ. Cert matchmaker, at No. 235 Xiv
ngtonst on Friday afternoon, and died on ;he following
day az the NewYors Hospital from the effects OF the
wound 1t appears that he called upon Mr. Cert to get
psol which had been left there by his father to be re-
paired and while Mr.. C. engaged in another part OF
the store the deceased took from the wall pistol loaded
with powder and shot which exploded while in hs hand,
and lodged the contents in his thigh Coroner Hilton
held all inquest upon the body and verdict OF accidental
death sas rendered by the jury Deceased was native
of this City and a lad OF fine promise.
P,cKpocEErs IN THE pARK.-Mchael Nugent OF jersey
City while in the Park yesterday afternoon, listening 10
one of the sireetproachers had his pocket picked oil
gold watch chain fob and key valued at $780, with which
the tibet escaped.
An Irshman named Ohm Nolan was arrested IN the ACT
of stealing handkerchief from the pocket of listener,
and locked up by Justice Osborne SIX handSercheis
were found in his possession
Two others were arrested for fighting and the DINER
for disturbing the preacher Both were taken before Aid
Howard for disposal. With the above eAoep'oHs '"0
preaching passed off quietly.
NoRru.WEsTERS DIsPESsARY REroRT-lhe whoIe
nrmber of patients treated al the North-W este DPe
sarv No 5i Eghth-av., during the month oil june was
~ Number of new patients III. NdtU"g-, hlteu
States 2t9; Ireland, 443 England, 2oi Sc"1lana ~
Germany %; other countries, .: Sinus, ~ iI
males 4s Rcsuhs-Cured relieved, ESQ., sem 10 NOS
n;taI = died ); yaccinated, Al remaining uhder ueal
mSnt 80 The number of prescriptions put up IN Inc
anothecarys department was lOs Greatest number !"
one day -; average per day. o. y cuspwIcK ND
july l, 1904
DEATH FROM THE KICK OF HoEsE.ICoronet y Ion
III s erdav held an inquest at No. Second-st, upon
,be Lody of John Handeman naive Oh 's'ma
years of age We died from the efectS OF Rim ~ III
domep bv his own horse. He had pun the olse rad
S 2o,ber and the animal becoming restless kleKed
y, ,bc other but the blow took fatal effect upon ms M
Tow The Jury rendered verdict according wiz" a'nin
above statement. Deceased was carhah III ''''
of Mr.. Wheeler OF Twenty -hiih'S''