New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
THE CITY.


| In Madison-square there will be music thu
evening.
John Snyder, age co, yesterday hanged him.
self in his shanty, in Fifyfithst., between Sixth anc
| SeyeEth-aves
The body of Coles Hardcastle, age 10, who
| was drowned Tuesday night in the East River, was
found yesterday AZ the foot OF F1tst and taken To his
| late home at No. ITO Alen-st.
| Brevet Major-Gen. j. NJ. Brannan, Major
First United States Artillery, Breyet Col r.. A. Balche
der and Brevet Lieut. Col d. +. Huntington have been
mort upon the condition and fitness Of the building re
Gently erected for a hospital at that post
Solomon Buchold German, age As, re-
siding at the corner OF Thrdave and one hundredand
twentiethst last evening accidentally shot himself with
pistol the ball entering enc right breast anu passing
Neil, who pronOunces the wound very dangerousone
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest
at No West Thirty fthst over the body of George
from window. Coroner Schrmer held an inquest at
No Sl East Forty fourthst the body of Mr. Carl
18th inst.
Last evening, a boy driving one of Bogarduss
express wagons left at the office Of Ling ling wan the
Chinessphyscian, in Unionsquare quart can, tightly
sealed VBcevng it to be internal machine Of some
kind the Celestial physician has refused thus ir 10 open
it, and will apply To the express Company W Aho" io
whence it came.
Philip Hyndet, an incorporate and destitute
German formerly employed in the Lion Brewery, but
discharged on of dissipation, found yester-
day by Officer Mahle Fortyourth-st and Eighthave,
about to end his life with revolver The pistol Vas
ty-seyenth-st Police station
Gilbert w. Thomas, who was accused of fraudu-
leny obtaining $4,000 worth OF Kansas Pacific Railroad
several months ago, fully committed yesterday oy
Justice bowling, TO await fS 6onds s tbe
worth stolen from Messrs MORRISON son, HUTCHINSON
at No Broadway also committed for trial. Ia de-
fault OF $4,000 bail.
Some of Col. Whitley's officers, yesterday, at
the corner of Wooster and Graudsts, arrested John
Brown alias Branden, said to be an extensive dealer IN
counterfeit money. Tn his possession were found 800 In
counterfeit twos on the Westminster County National
Bank tens on the First National Bank Of Pougheepse
and twenties the Market National Bank OF TINS cry
The prisoner locked up at Police Headquarters ana
will be taken before United States Commissioner TO-
The funeral of the late Thomas L. Sturges,
for many years connected with the house OF stuges
Fifth-ave. large number oI relatives ana promneh1
business were present The remains were nGI5e I
bore The following inscription: Ihomas sturges dled
Jny A. 1870 aged 81" The impressive service OF the
ID D. Of 81 Bartholomews Church. The remains were
taken Trinity Cemetery for internsnt The fPewlng
" Lowerre, w A. seares, s. Brush, T. Keech, E. j. Low
Der, T. Menford
Messrs. Bangs, Merwin & Co. held their third
days of books and pamphlets yesterday AFTERNOON
at their saeroOms Nos 69i and 696 broadway Lot 2i
OF so acknowledgements, sermons, &C. on the
death OF President fincoln-aud were purchased for Is
cents EACH lots le fsthg diyines, brought two
nts each the history OF the Old South Church In Bo
ton four sermons delivered In 1880 by the Rev. b. b.
Wisner scarce so cents pamphlets containing history
OF murders sold from cents copy the narrative
OF the capture and from the Indians in 1888 OF
Misses Frances and Elmira Hall ssters), also the
tive OF Philip Brigdon who captured at the same
time, small edition and scarce, and contains only "a
pages brought sl2 discourse the death Col
Morrison, delivered IN Lexington KY, May ~, 1923, by
Horace Holey, brought s..
BR00KLYN.-There are at present 256 men
and 90 prisoners in the Kings County Peniten-
tiary.
The Hon. Alexander McCue, one of the City
Court Judges Las returned from Europe.
Justice VOORHEES, yesterday held Charles
Scott " await the action Of the Grand jury IVr aePF