Suicide of MIR. Mckoy of Montreal.

CORRESPONDENCE Of The Tribune.
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%. WApDiNGroH, St Law. Co. n. Y. Feb Is, 1874


An act of sell-desruction was committed opposite
this place, on the Canada side OF the ST: Law,
renee, Yesterday forenoon, in a COO! and decided
manner, by Mr.. Mckoy, merchant of Montreal He
had been to some town in the Western Province for
his mother-in-Iaw and brothern-law, and they were
returning to Montreal to attend upon McKoy's wife,
who is sick. They had all arrived al Woefle's Ho-
tel at Williamsburgh, and while the driver was
changing horses McKoy walked to the river edge,
watch from his fob put it in his vest pocket togeth-
er with his wallet, and put them in heap He then
walked back twenty feet from the edge of the ice.
ran and plunged headtoremost into eternity. No
reason is yet assigned for committing the act. He
is srepresented having been unusually cheertultor
the last two days. He was seen by three persons
who supposed at first sight that he was adjusting
his suspenders Yours, NC.