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New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

REGULATING TIE REMOVAL OF MANURE
BURIALs IN CITY CEMETERIES.
The Sanitary Committee presented report
Yesterday relative TO the removal OF stnbe manure s
was recommended that the manure be allowed TO DO
taken from the large railroad and stage stables between
the hours Of a. and p m. except IN the case OF INC
TUcntythirds and Ninthave. stage line stables from
which II must be removed before 10 q. M, anu OF
those of the Fourthave stage ne from which 1t must
be removed before noon daily except on Mondays when
the hours are a. M and D. M, inclusive. Every cart
must be closely covered with canvas, and the name
OF the owner must be placed conspouously thereon
was also recommended that the same regulations bbal
apply to all other stables provided the carts 90 oaoeu
within the premises or the inclosed yards and manure DO
removed between A. m. and p IN, on permits from
The Sanitary Permit Bureau. Adopted The CommlNtee N
on Dnfectne the Streets reported that on Monday he
work OF disnieong was OeguD ana up 20 SeS'ete;hg t;g
morning % miles of streets and cutters had Deen us
fected Tie streets thus dsinf 6ted were among 1ne
worst IN tue city, nearly all being in tho tehees iocI
persons who sauEhtering in violation Oh the pro-
b AbitSct Of tho Board was directed to report on
the construction OF tenenents and to state whether OF
rot such buildings can be improved Inc CGlSsoSi i h
Of Public WOYlls requested 10 cause uIlnlhF 2
drant 10 be erected IN Reseryoir-squ8re comm
Gross called the attention OF tue board 10 huS1ye y
nj No gls Chrysc-st. 1t is large tenement ana tne
sewage In the vaults hcrs through the cear-Ta lnto
the basement OF the mannacory OF SeGsg ste5c
Co.. where more than 40 men are eployeG; Inc t
bas caused much sickness and the avn OF sOe oI NY
wOrlmep The nuisance mas eAlSleu yc1Ao' -
nominal owner, NJ. Levi, has been sne9 Two or unieo
times but denies that he Is the owner ana Tue ~
of the Board ls. thus far, been unable 20 asterh W
whom the property really pelongs Inc ma'er MAS 4"
ferTed to the City Sanitary Inspector. ,,.
The Register OF Records reported that during uo past
week there registered $50 deaths being an increase
Of "a upon the previous week. and an excess OF lS over
the corresponding period Of 1871 The fatal cases OF
smallpox Increased from 70 TO A. Inc ioho"lDs WAS
adopted
e burial es human bOtl vault luJnR ground or
eeaeier o The C NewiOTk south Of one une ard ureth
vi Nm SAID
Temporary dpo Of an dead BODY e1oe dTng the months rOn Nov
/ 4, MAIL iurlu sc.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
A BrTrER AND CHEESE EXCHANGE.

About 100 of the most prominent and extern
sve dealers in butter and cheese met at the Produce
Exchange yesterday afternoon TO consider matters
lating to their trade, and the establishment
of permanent organization. j. =. Douglass
was called 20 the chair, and Henry N. Morton
appointed Secretary Mr.. Douglass briefly reviewed
the objects OF he meeting, and stated that all present
acquainted with the power and exteut Of the butter
and cheese trade which would compare favorably with
any trade in the city, 1t was continually increasing,
and now demanded more system and capital He hoped
that the meeting would thoroughly organize the trade
substantial basis. The Secretary read paper which
had been prepared by Mr. Fairfield, the butter and
cheese trade M. DOty suggested the eXpediency Of
forming q permanent organization in the shape Of a
Board Of Trade This suggestion unanimously ap-
proved and the following committee appointed by
the Chairman TO daft constitution with by-laws:
Joel D. Hunter Walter Carr William PHILIPS Henry n Morgan
s. u Hoyt Poison John AsdesOn T. Doremu George w.
crest WAts s. Parfe, GeSrge BOee, r. L. Cole. s. White
James JoyO W Young, David w Lewis, John MARTA james
W. BenhAm. and John K CilJ.
George b. Ferris said there were frequent complaints
that when sales Of butter made at daries much
time required 20 collect tho bills. When -four deal
ers sold for cash they had difficulty in collecting
their bills. There great many losses 10 butter
dealers in cOnseQueac of this tardness Of payment
II resolved mat the Committee be Instructed TO
incorporate into Tire rules provision that cash bills
should imply ten days. Another of complaint
was the rates OF commission. The meeting tAen ad-
jOuTned, subject 10 The call OF the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
TWO SHOOTING AFFRAYS.
,cr1 pesyrss on A DISHONEST CLERK.

8 RECKLESSNESS OF DISHONEST Cbbhh'
George Kegle, clerk employed in the dry
goods store OF Daniel Flanagan, at No. 5Sl Eishthave
was caught yesterday in the act OF stealing peco Of
silk AscoraininS that he was detected, he fed from
the store, but was pursued by Flanagan ana John
Oshaughpessey, clerk. Tho fugitive drew revolver
and fred tho hall missing tho pursuers. but striking
Philip Letter, nge so Of No 29 West Thirtysxthst IN
the face and lodging in the cboekbone Kege again a'
tempted to fire on his pursuers but shot himself In inc
loft thigh the bali lodging in the muscles OF tho leg He
was then seized by Officer Osborn, and, with Letter. was
taken TO the West Thirty -seventhst Polco Station
police surgeon extracted the balls neither wound Deg
terious Yeglo will 10 taken to court and eomnteu aS
soon az his wound win permit 1t believed that lie mas
long been dishonest.
John Green, a hotel keeper residing at NO l'Oo1
second-ave and Joseph schwab Of No. o9l ThrdaVe.'
ouorreed early yesterday at Fify-sxth-st ana iMII
ave- both being under tho influence OF nquoI 1,
fired ono shot M Green the ball taking efect IN te ei
side and causing a dangerous wound. schWap %as
arrested In his possession found seyen-barreleu
revolver with an empty chamber. he was LOCKED UP 10
await the result OF Green's wound Green was attch"eu
by surgeon and removed to Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

.,, .scr,r,,nat,on m regard 20 his own opinion; ne
was postve Of very h,te lie was not even oo,"',' -,
that Stokes was tho one accused OF Hliins f''A,
but admitted after dnlyng, tl tat ~ ,eyc & that
accused Stokes of II lie snIposeo nc e"o''O
the prsoner WAS the accused person. al bnt n
T1e tTiers found the challenge unsupported ou'
ncremrtorv challenge dspoeed OF the JNror, ,,, -
Jacob Davidson. shoe dealer at ~. .aU nj, -
- to,,nd 70 he disqualified end was discharged WIN
very few oue stons. E5enezer H. Baleh recei'eu sia
treatment - ,,u....,. ro,no ycas then drawn from
az h% Its announcement caused hutter OF interest,
d " more entertainng examination was expected. ana
tretAttorney, however requested tlat me Juror pe Ia
charged and hc accordingly was not prOu W t,oea a.
John Pope q grocer at No. 1l2 Clnt0npacei lVlWV'
xed opinion about this AFFAIR."; bad no CONSCIENTIOUS
scrnpes about finding verdict OF guilty where the pen
ATTY was death. but evidently did not appreciate tbe
meaning of the phrase, for when Judge G9rvln ashen
him. you opposed 20 EanEingf ne exclaimed WIN
sudden emphasis, "Oh, yesl yes!" This eXcited
considerable laughter, amid which the juror elpeo
aside. t
Ion bn had read the newspapers and when afEed lhe
customary question in reference TO ACQUAINTANCE VIII
replied reneotively that he had heard OF Mr. weed
For the first time I'm the day Stokes augned
and Mr. M0ritz, catching the Injection or the k kiet =
laughter smiled Dfoa0ly ana was aAOMcu w '~"AV
simon Heider a shirt dealer in Eghth-ave had fixed
opinion and caused Stokes well rs the WhOle court
rUOm TO repeat the laugh Of moment previous py ie
marking unexpectedly that ne Dehe'eu III 0"p''- PUN
Sidney Davis and Charles b. Reilly the last jurors
called for the day They had both formed and sllu
retained opinions which 70 wOud require cOnsldeIaDe
evidence to They were, Of course allowed 70
MIR Townsend here asked that the Jurors be kept to
gether. . ,. ...,o..,
and that t would better not DO demanded II aVOldaDe
as It would cause probably considerable hnnoSnCe "
after being cautioned aud the court aier nhs lhe @p
sent jurors 500 each, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE nRooKIYy BAR Assoc1ATIoY.

When the New-York Bar Association began
It's warfare upon the Judiciary Ring number Of Brook.
lyn lawyers met and determined form association
TO be composed Of members Of the bar practicing
the courts Of Kings County. A paper was issued for
signatures setting forth the advantages to be derived
from more perfect cooperation Of the members Of the
bar the purpose Of fostering the best social and pro
fessiona relations facilitating reforms correcting abuses
and securing public recognition and influence Most OF
the prominent members Of the Brooklyn bar sgnited
their approval Of the project and signed the paper ci
ing for meeting 10 perfect an organization. The fol
lowing were elected by ballot as permanent officers Of
the Association:
Peeut D. r. Basrd Wee Prefisr % eIJuge George O. Eey
nods ard Judge Greenwood IIes A. h. Osborne Secretary
John r. KahR' LIeo1i,s COMMITTEE Barnett J. Colban b.
VoOrbees James Troy r. G. hpo0Lei ". l. Whiting Committee
heubs John Wiasow, B. LeS n. H. Clement O. Munby
John q McGuiie.
A object stated In the Constitution the Assoea
tiOn fOred ~ maintain the honor and dignity Of the
law, 10 cultivate social IN er2Our6e among It's membrs
20 increase It's u.s. fGIness promoting the due admins
tratOn Of Justice, and 20 provide library reading fO0m
and meeting for the OF the members. An
amendment " the Constitution has been talked Of Dy
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
TILE nONIGAN WIFE MURDER.

Tho circumstances connected with the sudden
death Of Mrs. Mary DoniGan at No. 6l2 West Thirty
third-st on June 70, investigated by Coroner
jury yesterday, the suspicion being that she had died
from the effect OF blows the head inflicted by hor
husband. William Donlgan. The evidence proved that
Donigan went home drunk the evening Of June H.
and lay down on bod in lis room; his wife, returning
from hard days work. entered the room few Minutes
nfterward, and TeprUacbed him; DOngan replied
angrly, end, about 10 minutes afterWard,
ran hastily from the room the ncghbors
entered the room, and found tho woman
Dongan was tOund sitting bench IN the cellar OF the
building; being told by his son OF Mrs. Donigans
again;" Ito woman died the following morning;
Dongan nen asked the physician to give burial GER
titCafe but this was refused. pOsnOrtem eXrmiDa-
on OF the body showed that the woman bad died from
violent blow the head. The jury rendered Verdlet
against DOnigan. and he committed TO await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY. JuSR 20.

THURSDAY. JusR 20.
Mails for Rurope Plymouth Cheroosrs and Hsnb1r per es@
os of oboken closed at loo steamship sails a.
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douhe posagei ,,- -, - c.,.
Gloss AT D. Ia supp emontar Mail ieg NJ n r. closed 81
2;O D m Steamship sails
Prusian Closed Nal only sent By he Williams GuoA and
Lale Steamships.
FRIDAY JuVR 2l-
ANAL for Halifax " S. closed the Nevl p PosiOhee eyey
Friday O'Clock Steamship ssis hOn IOI.a Me- oa o@S
urd4ys ... -
SATURDAY. JUNE q
via Queenstown aal Liverpool STEAMSHIP CH
OF pusso e'ose At n 4 sap emynary Ml on Per 80 S
N r. is closet at NJ Steamship sails at 2 IN.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mas maft be prepaid with
double plstage.l
A Puss an Closed Mail 5 sent BY this lire.
States, Southampton and Bremen by hs
steamship Rhein close IL Steamship sails al iVos
Of ThnlTL, h0boken
A Direct German Mail Is sent by this line.
By the steamship Geo w. Clyde close At D
Steamship sails at p m, from Pisr No. 70 T. R.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
CRIMINAL COURTa.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, John VIII
son was held for by Jes Hogan for picking Maria H. LeIlhs
pocket Of si2 iu car In Beaeh-st-
Az the Essex Market Police Court yesterday An
dfev and William Henri and respectively held thal
y J1c. stealing 600 worth fe"e from MARI Pshaan
Of No. f03 Avenue A.
JohB W RdgssAy committed for stealing watch worth s FROM
Alfred Hams Of No Terrace Hoboken Nh
Thompson and Ma Maggie Greco, both redug Fh.
y. 1uared on Tuesay night apd while WA Thompson
tng them hi. assasnt cut him the hrs
Green and her huban Thomas held Bridget DeVAne OF En
6 PeTrt charged With Asssrg huan NoAToJ the
same house was he'd n 800 ball Tor Trial al tho Special Sessions
Edwsr MeSSy By means OF he M onveJed TO his store No
4 Tenth gas from pipes Of the Manhattan G Company lie
vas held In so bail to answer
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE ELEVENTH BRIGADE PARADE.

The Eleventh Brigade of the Second Divis-
ioD N g. marched 20 the Prospect Park Parade Ground
yesterday, for drill and inspection. The Brigade is
manded by Brig-Gen ]. v Meseroe, and comprises the
93d S2d and eth regiments Of infantry separate troop
Of cavalry, and a hOwizer battery. The 23d Regiment
Col. Rodney c. Ward commanding, mustered $50 men
the Sad Regiment, Col. Henry T. ROehr 800 men; the
A7th Regiment, Col David +. Austen $50 men Cavalry,
40 men and Battery. so Tho feature OF the day
street firing, Practced by the 47th Regiment, in con-
junction with the howitzer battery At D. the Bri-
gade-dri began, and continued until D. m when there
dress parade, the regiments passing In review be.
fore MajOr-GeD Woodward and the staff Of the Second
Division.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Employees roR THE NEW COURTHOUSE.

Supervisor COchrane presented, yesterday,
to the Beard Of Supervisors report OF the Committee
on Civil Courts stating that the Committee fully agrees
with Controller Green the opinion that the entire care
an maintenance of the new Courthouse Ia lodged IN the
Board Of Supervisors and recommending the adoption
of resolution that The following employees for the care
OF that building be cppolnted;
one or sala 81 800 per yesr deputy aqor same saarI
ytaI.
The report was received and the resolution adopted
supervisor Martin offered resolution that the following
persons be appointed TO the aforementioned Offices
Jauo PHILIP T. Heuleh; Deputy Jinor Paek Rce Als stan
Jauors, Thos ggns Peter enos heE aush sla Leap.a
Johsm Bngn'er, Martin Aurtyi Assistant b0pne'r Thomas a.
GsLwayi fire. an John Murray
In speaking to this resolution. Supervisor Cochrane
said that before voting for these he wanted time to
find out something about them. Patronage had been the
curse Of the City Government We'll OF the General
Government ard he would look not AZ mems political
influence, but Of their qualifications ior the positions 10
which they sought to he appointed Supervisors Vance,
Van schalck, and Gsey, approved, in brief speeches,
OF Gen. Cochrane's views ana the resolution was
finally lost by vote OF tO o.
After several resolutions 20 adjourn had been de-
feated and after much confusion OccasOned by members
rising TO points Of order and privilege, the Board took
recess until O'clock when in the absence or Mayor
Hall Supervisor CoeLrane took the chair Supervisor
Conover moved TO appoint the persons named In the
foregoing resolution, with the understanding that COM
mittee be appointed 10 examine them ana mat the
committee reported against any OF them, they be re-
jected.
ceedng 10 appoint men 10 Office, and examine them af-
supervisor Conover-fmmediate action on this matter
is demanded Tue engines III tie cellar OF the New
Court house. which have been without any for
time, require attention This 10 why offer the reso!n
After long discussion, in which personalities wero
INDUCED in, the resolution TO appoint the proposed en-
plo, Is f0r th' new ConTtcnouse was IeletTed 70
thereto Of Supervisors Cochrane and Martin.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPOOI-Ia ne soaar Jrrd, June l9Mr and Mrs
wusos Wiaos da hter, Mr. an Mrs Albert SoreI,
Miss Soes A. H. hrs Llbaeu, four children and
sean' Ms D. A. Price j. T. BaldWl Mss Aemp MIS- Downs D.
Holden Jckernan n. HynAn aud child, Mis- II mans
G. ,ro,ssil Miss herr Bmiy Mis- Doaisa. Mstoi
Otermn snd Dr.. ". g. Wyhe. Mrs james.
J. w. Pncgbet,
Mr sni Mrs r. b. Adiau, Miss NJ f. Lewis. III" NJ Lyo1s.
r. G. Kerr, jr, p y. Lyons, n. Morrison, g. a..
Woods Flessaro RaIde Nown. Mr. Nanny, hr and NrS
r. h. Mills and servant Mr. sno M nnmett Mna X.
Rroxnow and cllien A. G.. CyO Dor Bald, Mrs Crfaa
sou Mis- Murray Miss Fields Mrs Kgoar and Mild MS Rosnsr.
Miss e. Grant W Fowler W. W Goodwin j. w. Kerr, N. ~
Rob r. j. Lowbsr anA wife Ms. Losber Ms LoNber Csps
Harrison sud wife SIR anl Mr j. Tea H. feudeon seba j.
Valoutne four cheui y. 8 Adams JRgo q A. 4
body A. Meaeyos. j. Doeney. H. w Bellows hn Russell A. =
llsve Wm Hamilton Nj and Ara W ~ Gaylord asd sea
the Rev, y NJ Miith aau Col Bradsh Ms D. " barc ioar
ohlirek ~ % Nc, lolikodo aru A. L. Bellows Mss L. baoNs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE GYLEs TRIAL TESTIMONY or THE AC
CUSED.

The trial of DR.. George r. Gyles. charged
with causing the death Of Mrs. Mary Ann Lowdel by
malpractice, was resumed yesterday In the Court Of
General Sessions before Judge Bedford. The testimony
for the prosecution having been concluded Tuesday,
Mr. Howe asked tho Court TO direct acquitta the
ground that the Dstrict-Atorney had not shown that
abortion was not necessary TO save life. This request
was denied and being informed that tho District
Attorney intended to press for conviction under the
act of 1872 Mr.. Howe moved for dismissal Of the
plan on the ground that the act signed by tho
Governor on the 18th Of May, the day which this
OAense was alleged TO have been committed,
the indictment was Illegal. The Judge reserved
his decision this point until this morning.
and Mr. Howe then opened for the defense The District
Attorney having admitted that Mrs Lowden had been
a widow Tor the years previous her death, and
that DR.. Gyles regular physician, the defendant
the stand, and testified that he regular
physician received his diploma from the New-YOrk
Medical College in 1882 and had large medical practice
since that time he first Mrs Lowden the 1st or
I'd Of last May weeks before her death when
she called at his Office; said she troubled with
neuralgia and wished him TO call at her house the
following day; witness called, and after examining her
symptoms, left prescription for neuralgia; about
two weeks afterward, Mrs. Lowden again called at his
office and said she troubled with pains in her hips
and wished to have leeches applied but when he called
the following Monday for that purpose she appeared
very much agitatod and said it something beside
pains the hips that allied her. and che wished to be
examined he then for the first time became aware OF
her true condition and asked, Are you marredT she
replied, oh, no, Doctor husband died than
six years ago 20 she said that bad attempted TO
perform abortion upon her. but bad failed, and she
entreated him to "set her through " he refused, and
she then begged hun not TO mention her condition 70
any one she was respectfully connected and would
rather commit suicide than have her shame e1posed he
promised not TO diyulge her and then left her;
witness declared positively that he did not give ber any
medicine or IN any way operate upon her for the pur-
pose of procuring an abortion.
DIR. Augustus Frecl Surgeon TO the Second Brigade,
DR.. Lewis Toe of ElAty-sxth-st and William H. Stud
ley testihe that death caused by hemorThage, but
in their opinion the hemorrhage did not result from
wounds inflicted the day OF death.
James Gross, Mr.. Wilson, the Rev. Mr Mitchell and
several others testified TO the good character OF the
prisoner. Mr. Howe then summed up for the defense,
and was followed by Mr. Fellows for the people after
which the Court adjourned to this morning, when Judge
Bedford will charge the july.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
sTREET,CLEANING MATTERS.

Superintendent Thorn reported, yesterday
TO the Police Board long list Of streets the pavements
Of which out Of repair Referred to the Commits
soner Of Public Works. with request for early atten-
tion. complaint received from residents in
Eghthave that the streets In their neghbOrhood were
swept without having been spnked previously serious
damage 70 goods and furniture being the result. Re
ferTed to the superintendent Of SueeCesning pro-
position was received from II. j. Cunningham to pur-
chase 10000 cubic ysrds OF ashes and sreetdrt nj 2sc
per cubic yard Referred to the Executive Commttre.
The Executive Committee directed To Construct A
new dumping az the foot OF West Thirty
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
THE BOARD OF APPoRTIONMLNT-R REQUESTS
FOR MONEY.

FOR MONEY.
The Board of AppoTtionment adopted yes
teFday resolution authorizing the Controller pay
Louis Kazinsy interpreter for the County Courts at
the rate Of $500 per year. from Sept ls7 TO Dec 81
1872 and resOu ion that the title of accounts Judg
ments Of 1872 "coLtained in the resolution adopted
May zs, 1872, be amended by striking cut "Of 1872"
80 that the title shall read, Judgments s2OOOOO" This
resolution adopted to meet the present Judgments
against the city, Re uests for additional appropriations
were received and laio over as follows:
Prom the Fire Department. for appropriations for two he
panies
the Nev.Yort ,bd DrooSn Bridge Company s3OOO
Prom the Board Of Health for s50.tO0.
Prom the Department Of Public Instruction for $4,000
Applications for aid were alsO received as follows
From h lind Mechanics Ass sOn for 30 per year fec each
blind in the city.
From tAe Ladies Depository, tof Slc0.
Prom the lokvine Homeopathic lGfpeusarY, fer $1,000
From the North Eastern Homeopathic Dspensary for S2
the Chtrens Foh No fJ7 East Ftyeghth 81 per
week for each child daring the week.
Prom InhmaT OF fhsSsvYork College fDensty for eco
HAhuemanD Hospital, Est Fhyfrhst Cor stOOO1
These applications were laid over and 1t agreed
that special meeting be held in July for dispoSng Of
them.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE RIVERSIDE PARK


The Riverside Park Commissioners continued
Yesterday at their Office in Nassaust TO hear tie argu
ncnts OF council against the amounts ofthe awards AMI
assessments. Oscar Shaw appeared in behalf OF Tabor
Brothers George Fulton, and Mrs. Margaret Hay Mr..
Oney was present behalf OF Patrick Gala CHAN. and
Sanford Il. Church appeared In his own interest," .
Mr. Church spoke at some length In reference TO the
largo amount ~ the md the avaiaoty OF
the property taken fer park purposes, and urged the
Commissioners make such changes in the awants aud
assessments would lead the Supreme Court 10 cUnnf
their action stating that he, personally would consent
10 hnve his increased, onerous as they al
ready are rather tnan suffer further delay on Tie part
OF tie COnrt in The matter OF confirmation. Several
others 6ed objections with the COMMISSIONERS without
oral "A rgumcut,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

proof .es me Never sy Ths Pi.s'on and Bmi, Coal
ton reference denied scoit Of a. agt faet e
granted wsLemsn sat Dsey-Br allowances Of s10 granted
Supcyior Couyt-Specioi Term-By Judge Freedman.
Miller Phieier-MOcn granted with 81 COSTS B sgt Dor
man "a al-(ee mem on papefs) DuBm6 agt
Lord Lusessme Austin sgt Gooshoh-ss ne Bangs
a Al aet Savannah emI r. r. Co. eta-Ssme hreker sgt
Rter-Same Of Louis A. Depa0-tSee men Haze
agt nj Omaha NatieBa Bank-OnIer granted
Common Pleas-Speidi Term Judge Loew;-
WIoop sr mem Schroeder sgt Murphy
Same.
By Judge Robnon-smit .a CodeyJsdgment vaanng srna
and orsy, anept Of yans bung Ddng and tpnobl
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
MORE POSTMASTER EDITORS.
he EdiI0r OF The Tribnn,.

TIC Ut
SIR: Please add to your list of ofice-holding
editors IN this State the olowlngnRmed Postmasters
the last two recent appointments william Pool editor
Of The Niagara Fails Gazette Postmaster at Niagara
Falls Mr. Gates OF the firm OF Gates Hurd editors
Of 7e Medina Tribune Postmaster al Medina and Henry
A. Bunner, editor Of The Orleans American, Postmaster
At Albion. bEETORIU5.
Niagara FalS juno IL 1871.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
ANOTHER rUG-BoAT EXPLOSION

As Eugene De0rsay, age 20, of No. 4G9 Hicks
st. Brooklyn, was sleeping ON board the tug Niagara OF
the foot of Wast early yesterday. the seam-ohest Of
the tug exploded. and no horribly scaded He was
taken 10 Centre-st Hospital where he died In few
hours. The tug was slightly injured.