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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-23
NEW YORK SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s s75.-WTTH SUPPLEMENT-

AMUSEMENTs.
DARK THEATRE. OPERA BcUFFE.
MATINEE TO-DAY AT r NJ
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
LecocQs charming Opera Bonfe, In three acts.
LA FILE DE NINE ANGoT.
la FILE DE MMt ANGOr
Girardin, Minetti De Quercey Duplan Genot, valare
Shortly, GtRoFLE-GlGoFLA.
/ YCEVM THEATRE. IirH ST. AND 9Th AY.
IL To-day two performances Matinee ana Evening.
fhis Afternoon . This Evening ats
THE GREAT DRAMATIC TRIUMPH Of THE SEASON.
Mrs: EOuSBY IN her original role of LADY ELIZA
BETH, as performed by her 100 times In
Tom TAYLOK'S great historical play
'TwlXT Axe AND CROWN.
This afternoon last Matinee but one.
THE LADY ELlzABE1H.
In rehearsal, shakespeare's "As You Like It."
MRS ROuSBY's LAST MATINEE BUT ONE THIS
VM afternoon, at 80 Lyceum Theatre.
Mrs Rousby dast Matinee but one) as Lady Elizabeth.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
~ 52A BROADWAY
@@-@ To-Day AT ~
MATINEE THE GARNELLAS.
- SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
! - LING LOOK.
TO ZAMADlVA.
| - MAY AND PORTER.
| - ALICE HARRISON.
] DAY COURTRIGHT AND GILBERT.
S--& WILLIS PICKERrs.
W. B. CAHlLI. JAS. VINCENT WM. GREY, @. ".
REED. ALL THE FAvORITE COMEDIANS.
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FOREIGN.
turn.

LONDON, October 1.-The Bank OF
England to-day ixedthe rate of discount
at 81 per cent. The issue aud banking
departments at the close of business yes.
terday was about %. OPS, 900 pounds sterl.
ing, 1880. 900 pounds less than last week.
There has been a further withdrawal Of
specie to-day to the extent of IS, 600
pounds, aud the proportion OF the re.
serve to the liabilities is now 35i per
cent.
A dispatch from Shanghai states that
Minister Wade is expected there shortly.
News has been received amounting the
death of Berge, the famous billiard
player.
The newspapers Of London are unani-
nous in their expressions OF satisfaction
at the result Of the October elections in
America.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14
ohio ERECTION Rsturnr.

CIscINYATI, October l4.-The follow
ing is bulletined at the Gazette office:
Returns from seventy-Gve counties give
a net Republican gain of two thousand.
The thirteen counties yet to hear from
are such as TO inspire more doubt than
hope"
COLUMBUS, o., October 4-There is
still intense, excitement here over the
election news. Much figuring is being
done. The Democrats do not expect to
dissipate Hayes majority entirely, but
claim it will be very small. The Repub-
licans figure very close, but still rely on
several thousand majority. Not a figure
has yet been received on the other can
didates.
The Chairman of the Republican
State Committee states that six counties
now reported give l0,6O7 majority for
Hayes. The twenty counties not heard
from gave 6 Democratic majority Of
527l in 1873.
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extensive that education Ia made, the
better must be the result % the other
hand Il would seem clear that the proper
limits Of such education would be that
which would insure the greatest good TO
the greatest number"
Can any one on earth, except Mr..
Pickett, tell what this meansI Does il
mean that the great advantages educa'
ton brings 10 the State as well as the
pupils" do not insure, or DO not aim to
ENSURE the greatest good to the greatest
numberg' Surely the State and the pu-
pills" make quite a respectable number,
ii not the greatest number" then why
that large flourish "oa tie other land
as if a strong antithesis were comingY
or as il there were a greater number
than the State aud the pupils make up,
which must be secured in some mystic
rious way by those proper limits the
Doctor so darby points at2
As we never came across such English
as this report is couched in, until we read
the Course OF Study we must suppose
it is called the Piekettian style, aud a
pretty enough style il is for hslt.iedged
thoughts to founder in. E. A. Nj.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

WE are indebted to Mr.. c. L. Loop
the clever cashier Of the Southern Elk.
press Company, for New York papers Of
Tuesday, the 18th inst, brought through
by the new fast freight line aud handed
in at the LEDGER Office at nine o'clock
this morning. that is to soy, we we're
enabled to read day before yesterday
New York papers in time to make selec.
tons for this days LEDGER. This il
fast time, and without a precedent as be-.
tween New York and any point 80 lar
South. This is a fast age, and the
LEDGER is keeping up with the times.
Many thanks to Mr.. Loop for past
favorS and FOR what we are about to re.
%oeive."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

WASHINGTON, October l4.-For the
Gulf States, Ohio valley and Tennessee,
falling barometer, warmer, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, southeast to south
west winds and occasional rani. Cau-
%tionsry signals continue at stations en-
Lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron,
and are ordered for those. on Lakes Erie
and Ontario.
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Major Inhn somarYelI.

In pursuance to a call in the morning
papers, the members of the bar met 10
the Circuit Courtroom this morning at
10 o'clock to take action in reference to
the death of Major John Somervell,
when the meeting was organized by
Major George w. Winchester calling
Hon. f. d. Stockton to the chair, who
made appropriate remarks upon the life
and character OF the deceased.
Upon motion, W. A Collier vas made
secretary.
Judge Vim. NJ. Smith then moved that
the chair appoint a committee of FIVE to
draft resolutions commemorative of the
deceased; whereupon the chair appoint
ed Geo. W. Winchester, I. II. Logweod,
VIM. Messick, w. W. Goodwin and L.
NJ. Hearn as the committee.
Upon motion of l.. B Horrigsn the
chairman was added to the committee.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
in the same room or Saturday morRing
next, 10Th inst at 10 oclock, when said
committee will report.
WV. A. COLLIER, Sec'y.
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NEW YORK.

NEw York, October IL. The Peace
Union was addressed last night by Gem
missioner MeschAm, Judge Westbrook,
John W Browning aud others, and
adopted a resolution demanding Con.
gressional investigation of the Indian
troubles. A mass meeting will be held
on the subject at an early day.
The yacht Rssolute was victorious in
the ocean race with the yachts Dread,
nAught Vesia and Comet from Sandy
Hook to Cape May Lighthouse and re-
turn.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Confederate Leader Gained at
the Place of his birth.
N.sk-;Ilo h~a-tnau Ontnhar IQ

The Confederate Leader Gained at
the Place of hts birth,
Nashville American. October 49,
On Monday Hon. Jefferson Davis, es'
corted by = large number of the citizens
Of Hopkinsyille, visited Fairview, where
a gcand reception wal given him. The
whole population of the surrounding
country had gathered there, and as the
procession moved into the village it was
met By a band, which greeted Mr. Davis
with " My Old Kentucky Home" He
was escorted to the residence of Mr.. An
drew J Kenner, who now lives a: the
old Davis homestead, and was taken
into the room where he first saw the
light. After a few moments he came
out and mounted a stand erected for the
purpose, and thanked the people for
their reception. BE said he had stood
in the room where Shakespeare was born
and felt the'impress that his m~atchless
genius had lett; he had visited the homes
of the greatest men of history and OF
our times, but had never felt as he then
felt, after an absence OF sixty-six years.
MT. JhUtS Wiit5 lucu uOuulSu tue
stand and presented Mr.. Davis with a
handsome gold headed cane, in the fol
lowing language: In behalf Of the
citizens of Fairyiew, allow me to pre-.
sent to you this cane, made from a To-
Gust tree that grew in this yard, planted
By your fsther. Please accept it as a
suitable mememto and reminder of the
place Of your birth"
Mr.. Davis returned q threefold thank
you" and added that he had no other
language to express his feelings.
After partaking of q bountifal feast
supplied by the citizens, Mr.. Davis left
in a carriage for GAINESVILLE, whence he
will go to Memphis.
During the day a negro rushed up and
shook Mr.. Davis hand, aud told him be
fought under him for four years, and
said, 81 wss with the Finch boys. ycu
know"
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Myers Opsra moWso.

Quite a large audience attended My.
ers' Opera House last night. The new
people who appeared created o seusa.
ton. Mr.. Charles T. Ellis Is possessed
Of a pleasing voice, and his %persouationt
Of the Dutch character are excellent.
Little Dot was received with thun.
ders Of applause in her artistic songs
and dances aud character songs. Miss
Abbie FarDsworth created quite a furort
in her new and select vocal gems. Gil
day and Gineven, Harry spriggs and
Miss Lizzie Harmon still create fun and
merriment in their respective roles.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October l4t-Senator
Edmonds in a letter to Attorney General
Pierrepont declining the offer Of United
States Circuit Judgeship for the Second
judicial district, expresses thanks for
the honor rendered, but says his friends
advise him to remain in the Senate, De-
sides the salary $4,000 is insufficient as
an inducement for him to resign his
present position.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

TIE returns from Ohio differ SO ma.
teriaIly from yesterday that we begin to
feel more interest in the figures, They
have Strengthened out nightly. A few
more kinks Of this kind from the ruraI
districts and the Democrats will be in
danger of taking cold from standing
around Newspaper and telegraph Offices
at night. Rise-up William Allen is not
to be snubbed yet awhile, nnd cuts Of
Democratic ROSTERS are quoted sitter in
ihs market.
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MARRIED.

COFFIN-J0NES-At the residence of the
brides father, Geo w. Jones. by the Rev.
Mr.. Daniels, Mr.. Hector Coffin and Miss Alice
Jones.
Captain Hector Coffin is one Of our pOpula
young business men, whose departure from
single blessedness is a matter of congratula-
ton among his friends. who are numerous in
this city. and they rejoice over his good for.
tune in securing as a wife and life partner a
most accomplished and estimable lady. Mas
their pathway through life be strewn with
resss hat never fade, and may health, peace
and prosperity ever attend their ~fOotstep,
amid the great and small responsibilities Of
life. ia the earnest wish Of their frieLds, the
LEDGER staff included.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

OF ON [NIQN STREET, l1x2O0 FEET.
~ now ocec' ipied By Owen Lilly.
w on, "a aud 66, Armour's subdivision, on
each. Ne uVSpU
hog on = sacrsoh street and Charleston ave-
nue., near harlesion depot.
Lntee lot ., dixllO each. north side Of Potl,r
snnssiyaas,, De' load qity limits, east Of J.. w.
Lon on Jefferson avenue, immediatelv
h9rtn OF al mentioned lots.
Lol on Mari street. near Manassas.
A, rYh On corner Of 81. Paul and Goslee streets
rye ? ores near New Raleigh road bs;rv
ioalo9i yhes. Johoe' subdivision.
slte %, lrt House. S1p'e' oppo-
Term 4 easy. WIN NJ surru
sept gmbsr a, 1875.
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GRAND RALLY.

A grand Democratic rally takes place
at Holly Springs, Mississippi, Oh Thurs
day, October p. Among the distin'
guished citizens invited and expected to
address the multitude are: Hon. Gilbert
Walker, of Virginia; General zsbalou
Vance and Hon. Robert Vance o.
North Carolina; General John B. Cor.
don and Hon. B. II. Hill, Of Georgia;
General l.. Pope Walker, Of Alabama;
General R. L. Gibson, of Louisiana
Governor Garland, of Arkansas; Gov.
Porter. sx.G Governor John c. Brown aud
General W. B. Bate, Of Tennessee; Hon.
]. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky; Gov.
Hendricks aud Hons. D. w. VOORHEES,
aud Bayliss w. Hanna, Of Indiana; Col.
Lamar, of Mississippi, and many others
of note. 1t will be q grand rally. The
railroads will carry people at half fare.
The citizens of the place will make
every arrangement to provide for their
guests, and most effective work will be
done toward the redemption OF Missis-
sippi from tyranny and fraud.
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CORNELL hat at 'Cohen's.
A. N. GOODMAN.

If you WISE TO DRESS WELL, go to A.
Fl. Goodman, the fashionable tailor, 100
Main street, who has Just received a
large stock of fall aud winter goods,
which he will make up as we'll and as
low as any house in the city. RS
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

Before J NJ. Coleman, j.. Pr. L. Warner
Va. II. Billasson.
INTHIs CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV.
i ING been saod out under section 1855 OF
tho code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant by gar
niohment on Geo. u. DeGroat & Co., mar
chants, who anBwer they owe said n. Billhn-
son $50 O5j and AFFIDAVIT having Susn made
that the defendant is justly indebted 10 the
plaintiff In. the SUN Of f2Ol % by account, and
ihat the defendant Is a non-rosidont Of the
State Of Tennessee; Il ie therefore ordered
that the defendant make his personal appear
anco before. nc on tho 18th day Of November,
1875, at 10 O'Clock am, 10 my Office, No. 29i
front street. 10 the city OF Memphis, and de-
Tend said attachment suit within the limo pre-
scrihod by law, or tho same will DO proceeded
with OK parto. and that q copy Of this order be-
published for. four successive weeks IN the
Momnhis Public Ledger.
Thls the 18th day Of October, 1878.
5s.3l-b0.@ j. 81. COLEMAN, j. p.
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River T-eIegrarns.

CAIRO, October ii -Arrived-City Of
Helena, St. Louis, l am Mary Hous.
ton, New Orleans, 8; St. Joseph, Mem
phis, 8. Departed-PArker, Memphis, 3
a m. Silverthorn, Evansville, 10; Hell
ena, Vicksburg, 3 am; Houston, Cincin.
natl, II; St. Joseph, St. Louis, room.
Light rain aud cool.
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Go and zee MOystOn's new
style of pictures, the China
Glace, at Star Gallery, 24O
Main street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

England has fast newspaper trains,
too. They ran sixty miles per hour, and
the distributors are left barely time to
distribute and chuck out the parcels at
the way stations.
Mr.. Walker, a Cincinnati scientist,
has allowed himself to be stuDg once a
day for three weeks by bees to ascertain
the effect. he says that aztec about the
tenth time the pain and swelling were
slight, the body seeming to become in
oculated with the poison.
There was a French singer, with a
tremendous voice. who could not discover
what line Of art he was best fitted for.
He vent to cherubini, who told him to
sing He sang, and the foundation
trembled. well" he said, when, he had
finished, what shall / become?" IAN
%auctioneer," said Cherubini,
The London Atheneum says Vienna
has the finest opera house in the world.
1t cost nearly three millions of dollars.
The auditorium is free from the massive
ornaments which render the interior o.
the Paris Grand Opera House so heavy
and in the travel Of sound the superiority
OF the Vienna theatre is unquestionable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

FoR daily papers from all the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines aud novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. Hanson's, No. COZ Beal
street. ISL
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BoYDEY hat at Cohen's.

THos. B. CoFFEY & Co, 3O7 Main
street, under Peabody Hotel, have re-
ceived the new styles of g~entlemen's
shoes. They also manufacture fine
goods. Call and try them. ut
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SUPREME COURT.

proceeding. To-day AZ Jackson.
Special to the Ledger.l
JACKSON, TESS., October Ia.
One hundred aud t~weuty-nine and
three hundred and'eight. Shelby Chan
Gerry. on hearing to-day, and viii occupy
all tomorrow.
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CHOCOLATE caromels, %cocoanut tafy;
also lemon pies, cocoanut tarts, cream
pufs and a great variety of small pastry,
fresh every day, at Floyd's, 2S6 Main
Main and IS Jefferson streets. 35t
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7. L. CULLINs, grocer, cotton factor
and commission merchant. Choice gro
c%eries, fresh butter. eggs and poultry
always on hand, III and ll3 Main street.
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CHILDREN's box.toe skoes-something
new-at Coffey & Co.'s, 3O7 Main street,
under Peabody Hotel. 27t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

KESYEDAY & RUDD, dealers in boots
and shoes, have removed to 1886 Main
street, corner Union. SO
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a = M q X Es a.
4 3 Ring Doves for 10 Cents
AT LEES,
2S9 Main ST., Cor. Jefferson.
CHILDREN shoes-protection toes, ex-
tension toes and Scotch bottoms, at COT.
fey & Co.'s, 3O7 Main street. 27t
R~AGGED-EDGE hat at Cohen's. 40
COOKING RANGEs-best in the market,
at DUsH's, 1894 Main street.
S6t
GENTS boots made to order by Ken
neday 4 Rudd, 1886 Main street, corner
Union. 80
Fulton hat at Cohen's. 40
NEW l5-ball pool table at the Chicka-
saw Billiard Parlor, 81 South Court st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

ALL the latest hats just out at 81 less
than any similar hat in the city at
Cohen's, 2l9 Main street. 40
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LARGE stock table cutlery-very cheap,
DUsH's, 394 Main street.
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GENERAL d. v. BoYSToY, the Wash
ington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, has written a companion vol
ums to General Sherman's memoirs. Ii
is in the nature Of a review of hat work,
based upon compilations from the files
of the War Office. 1t will no doubt cor
rect many mistakes as we'll as expose
glariug errors. General Boynton has
had access to all the orders, letters, tele.
grams, reports, etc, on file in the War
Department, and writes from the
book"
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ALb.wooL boys cashmere suits at So
yoFth 81 so. They are great bargains.
NJ. s. CHAPsKY 4 Bnop
23t 227 Main atseet.
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WANTED to buy, three silver-mounted
showcases. Apply at 269 Main street.
2t
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GAMES for winter evenings-the best
supply in the eity-st Mansford's. [39
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Relir, nhelI O1atess.

Gbell oysters received daily ct Felix
Fransiolis, POP Front, nepr corner Of
Madison. 3Ot
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School shoes for misses and boys, at
Thos, B. Codey & Co.'s 3O7 Main street.
2Tt "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-14

The Sunny South, published and
edited at Atlanta by John II. Seals, is
making more Roadway as an illustrated
weekly than any paper started in the
South since the war. We receive an oc-
casiousl copy, and End it equal in every
respect to the New York Ledger. In
fact, it is perhaps superior in STYLE tone,
illustrations and general make up and
finish. Among the contributors are
Mrs. Mary E. Bryan, Mrs. Virginia l..
French and her accomplished and brill
liant young daughter, General Gordon,
Rev. DR.. Wills, Mrs. A. P. Hill and many
others ofnote in the literary and political
world. Its success is Unprecedented as
a literary venture ia the South. The
circulation runs up toward 10000, aud is
rapidly increasing. We never could see
any reason why our people should send
North for current literature when it can
be produced in such an acceptable form
at home.
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AuorIoNEERs
MANHOOD.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
n dence, causing premature decay, ner.
vouo debility, ETC., having tried Ia vain ever,
known. remedy, has found q simple self-curo,
which he VIII send FREE 70 his fellow-vuferern.
address .. u. REEVES, - Nassau stree,
New YORK. O-eod-lM
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PARTIES intending to purchase fall
asd winter clothing viii save ten per
cent. by calling at NJ. S. Chapsky 4
Bros great clothing house, 22y Main
street. 22t
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SCHOOL shoes for misses and boys at
J. NJ. Hill & Co.'s, 3l4 Main street. BIT
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bed snApper Ind nmnn mailman.

Victor D. Fuchs, tie old reliable
oyster, ash aud game dealer, has a
choice lot Of fish and oysters on hand
at the lowest prices. 40
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PLAY billiards at converse's, 81 South
Court street. %
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cue subscription Prieo OF the
PUBLIC LEBGER is IS per annum
tor Daily, and 81 per amman for
weekly. POSTAGE FREE.
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OFFICIAL.
BIDS WANTED.
OFFICIAL.

dds ARE INVITED FOR CHANGING
ID the hangings Of the doors in tho several
tho city ordinance. Call AZ No. 3 Madison
street, N. B. IRRELEVANT,
J O. RANDLE,
PHIL J. MALL0N,
% W Committee.
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CHANDELIERS

AT PHIL j. MALLON q CO.'S,
204 Main street. 1871
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26 3, Second St, opposite Court Square
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
Sued for EibeI.

The answers of Mayor Bugher, of Clif-
ton, to the petitions filed against him by
Mrs. q. W. Ross, charging him with
libel, assault, and false Imprisonment,
were, filed Saturday. The Mayor sup
plements his answers to the petitions by
filing petitions in two other suits--one
against Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, and the
other against the Enquirer, the subject
of the libels being the article which first
appeared in the Enquirerin August last,
giving an account Of the transaction as
it was claimed by the Ross party it had
transpired. Eminent attorneys have
been retained on both sides, anu as they
have gone right into the merits of the
cases without unnecessary motions and
demurrers, the public may soon expect a
sensation only second to. the Brooklyn
scandal.