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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
wreck OF a FreIght Train.

At an early hour this morning a
freight train going east was wrecked
on the Memphis & Charleston railroad,
q short distance east Of Buntyn's sta
ton. No one was hurt, but the trucks
Of some Of the cars were torn off and
other damages done to the train. The
Somerville accommodation train, due
here about 8 o'clock, after being de-
tanned, by t~eleeraphic notice, forty
minutes at Germantown, came in to
the scene Of the wreck, but no ar
raDgements were made for a transfer,
and sfome Of the passengers
had to walk six miles to reach
the city. Those who accomplished
the feat were hot, tired, mad and red
in the face. They thought the railroad
authorities might have sent out a box
car, or made some arrangement for
their transfer. Be this as it may, the
walking was not good. The passen-
ger train reached the city all right be-
foroltwelve o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
FRESH OYSTERS GIVEN AWAY
daily at III. w. GOette's Saloon,
81 N. Court street, 155
A RIRcIk Ghost.

A startling apparition burst out of a
shanty in South Memphis, yesterday,
and fed like the wind past Officer
Boyd down az adjacent alley, scream.
ing like a maniac. Turning suddenly,
the figure turned back, and Boyd dis
covered it was a naked negro girl
with nothing on but a pair Of stock
ings. Throwing off his rubber coat,
Boyd enyeloped her in it, as she few
past him, and explanations followed.
The mother Of the girl, Clara Cald-
we'll, said she was unruly aud she had
asked her cousin, Phil Houston, to
correct her. At the first lick Clara
tore her clothes off and at the second
fed out ofthe door. She was fined So.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
Sol
Importer of Havana Cigars.


Though persons are introduced at
court in Memphis, as well as in Eu-
rope, it is not considered an honor to
the person introduced. President
Hadden holds a levee every morning
8 to IL o'clock, and all strangers
who so desire may hand their cards to
any officer Of the court and be intro
duced. 1t is costly, however, and few
persons can very we'll afford it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

A number of vocalists met Monday
night at the residence of Nh. G. +.
Hooks, No. 1914 Lauderdale street,
and organized themselves into a club,
and elected D. w. Washington, Pres
ident; G. L. Hooks, Vice President;
A. Thomas, Secretary; Miss A. s..
Wright, Treasurer; Prof. James Lott,
Musical Director, The club will
meet at the same place Monday, the
9th inst, to adopt rules to govern the
club.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
Buy Pitcher Pumps of Browne.
Doc MnIhntfnn,s CInim.

Chief Davis received a letter from
Montana Territory some time since
inquiring for the relatives Of James
Conway. better known as JEFF Davis. -
who died there, leaving property worth
$1,000. The letter was telepraphed
and yesterday the Chief rot a letter
from Louisville, KY. signed Joe
Mulhattan," in which the writer
claimed that his vile was JEFF 8 aunt.
Are you there, Joe?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

influence to keep the resolution from
passing. Persons wanting the verbatim
report Of the trial should write t,
their Members Of Congress urgin,
action on the resolution. Under i
each Congressman will have twenty
five copies to distribute, otherwise i
will cost about s..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

A legal gentleman in speaking this
morning of the recent bill filed in
Chancery for the forfeiture of the
charter of the Turnpike Company
remarked that no action could legally
be taken upon it, and cited two cases,
showing that the Attorney General
must be a party to all suits for forfeit.
ure Of charter-one in Sd Cooper and
a later one in Sd Lea.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
HIST RECEIHEDl

A complete stock Of White
Goods, In all styles and quail
lilies, elegant Lace gcarfs and
FIchus, new styles Lace and
linen Collars. Our stock OF
Hosiery, Lnees and EmbrOid-
cries cannot be excelIed.
save money by calling for the
above AT
GERBER a. METTE'S.
267 Main street. 76t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
The N~Fundinger Case.

In the Mundinger e~mbezzlement
case before Squire Coleman, at one
o'clock to-day, the defendant waived
examination and was bound over in
the sun Of $4,000 to appear before .
higher tribunal. The Squire held
that the warrants against Mundingel
were good and properly drawn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
The weather ana water To-day

WASHINGTON, February 2l.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio valley: Colder,
clearing weather, northwesterly winds,
higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake region: Cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, winds
shifting to colder northwestern higher
pressure.
For the Upper Lake region; Cloudy
weather and light, colder northwest
erly winds, higher pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valley: Clearing
weather, northwesterly winds, station
airy or lower temperature.
The Ohio and lower Mississippi
rivers continue to rise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
Demnnd for a Report.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, February 19.-There
is a great demand for the report of the
assassin's trial. 1t was taken by the
official reporters at a cost of several
thousand dollars. A resolution is
pending in the House Printing Com.
mittee to have printed Eve thousand
copies for distribution. The reporters,
however, want, in addition to their
pay for the work, to have a monopoly
Of the publication, and are using their
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

The PUBLIC LEDGER book bindery
ID Madison street, is in the same build
ing as the newspaper and job printing
establishment; is owned by the same
proprietor; embraces all machines and
material used in q frst-class book
bindery, and is conducted by compe-
tent workmen, capable of executing
work IN as good and substantial a
style as can be done anywhere. /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

1t is the lawful duty of every AS
SCISSOR to present every property
holder with a blank assessment return,
10 enable the property owners aiore-
said to give in or make out a list Of his
or her property, and he should write
in such blank where he can be found.
The latter may not DO the law, but the
first item is.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, February q, 2 p.m.-Cot-
ton IN moderate inquiry, freely sup
piled. Uplands SID; 0rleans.6 l1-l6d.
Sales to-day, 1900 bales. Receipts, 10000.
bales; American, 1880. Futures opened
dull and are now unchanged.
New York, February 81, 4 pm
Cotton dull Ordinary, 8 l5-lGc; good.
ordinary, 10 5-16c; low middiing, Ii 3ll6c;
middling, 115Sc; good middling. 12e
middling fair, l2Ac; fair, 1870. Futures
are easy at 6 to is points below last
evenings closing prices.
MANCHESTER, Eng, February q, 8
p.m;;-Yarns and fabrics are quiet and
unchanged,
New ORLEANS, February q, 11:S0 am.
Cotton quiet. Middling, 119kc. Sales
to-day $50 bales. Receipts 5526 bales.
COTTON prATpupNr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
Insane Asylum Rnrned.

NEW YORK. February q. The
east wing Of Kings County Insane
Asylum, at Rlatbush, was burned
this morning One patient lost.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
]. WALSH, undertaken, BAL I'd st
Residence, 1O4 Promenade st. 1O7+
A Soldiers Widow and Her Pre-.
genY.

0OhdN
Mrs. Mary j. Penn, a Missouri
widow from Trenton, has been aston
ishing the new pension Agent at Tope-
ks, Kansas. Her soldier husband was
disabled in the 'late unpleasantness,"
and drew a pension until the time ofhis
death in 1878, since which time his
relict has been drawing IS per month
for herself and 50 per month each for
her fourteen children. And here is
the astonishing birth record: Mary e.,
June 9, 1864; William S., June 20,
1865; Charles n, June 8. 1866; May
bell, July 6, 1867; John O., September
8, 1868; Alice and Albert, December
IA. 1869; Oscar and Oliver, July 20,
1871; Grace and George, August 6,
1872; Jessie, November 16, 1875;
Lathe, January Z, 1877, Ernest,
March 8, 1878.
Here the record ends. The husband
died in November, 1877, and his last
child was born the March following,
making in all fourteen children in
fourteen years. Mrs. Penn married a
second time a year ago, and moved to
Kansas, and her pension stopped, but
the fourteen children are entitled to
50 per month until they are l6 years
OF age,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
ioTToy sTATENEl
APO9itivo Cure
WITHOUT MEDICINES,
AiEan's Soluble Medicntea nouVto

Patented October l6, 1876. One box
NO. | will cure any case in four days or L. &c
NO. z will cure the most obstinate case, n,
matter ofhow long standing. ~
NO nagseous doses Of oubebs, copabiA cor al
O. sa~ndelwood, that are certain to pr odnc,
stomach. VI en'
Price 81 SO: Sold by all druggists, or mailes
on receipt Of price. For further part icnia
send for circular. p. o. Roy 1E1
D. ALLAN CO., 3S John street.-the WORK.
l4SxxxVu Seed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

First-class watch and jeweIrS
repairing by j. N. muIfOrd & Co.,
asa Main. Watch Crystals, 20c.
I26f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

H. A. TEtOMS, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and second sis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
PROFESSIONAL.

N; COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
- Notary Public and Commissioner OF
DEEDS. Special attention given 70 collections
. the county. Ofies IA Front 81 t1sf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
" O x IT 81

Supported by q Select Comedy Company.
Monday, Tuesday aud Friday Evenings the
Nokes family in their original and musical
operate Tragic B~xtravaganza. Bellies of the
Kitchen, and the charming comedy,
Cousin Joe.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the
Nautical Extraveganza, Fun An q Fog,
and Ruth's Romance.
Saturday Matinee, Ruth's Romance
and Bellies of the Kitchen. Saturday
Night, nuth's Romance, and the Laugh
able sketch. Wrong Man IN the Right
Place. Monday, February q Madison
Square Theattr Co., HAZEL KIRKE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21
Can't Forfeit.

Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

A GOOD mule. Apply to SAM . COWARD,
"A adjoining Estival Park. I43f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-21

A LOT Of secondhand blacksmith tools.
a Also some material, very low,
li l62 IKE A CHASE, 220 Front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
NEWARK.
CASES or SUICIDE REPORTED.

pprsons who were passing the London and
Iivprnoo clothing store the BOwery at lie steTSt al
1000 a H. Yesterday startled by sudutn crash
~ GLASS on the third floor Of the building ana the rapd
fall of man from the broken window 10 the pavement
distonce of about thirty The man fell head down
over the entrance to the clothing and that saved
him from instant death. He was injured Dadly anu ne
Law for few moments nseDsible ana apparently nIeoSs
Riood flowed freely from cuts his lace ana hhids
and his and leg next To Inc slue-
walk looked as If they had been broken in
several places learned that the man was Charles
Kerns dissolute and homeless printer, twehty-tWo
wears old lie had attempted to commit suicide ~ uaSh
inc through "A window of the Union Hotel, lodging
hon a. kent by Kerr Co.. over the clothing store lie
had lodged the place formerly, but mad Oecn turned
away for being drunk. He entered the readlng-TOOm
yesterlay morning after most OF the dodgers
had left the building. and he sat ior q
time near q table muttcring 10 himself. SUD
denly ne got ND and jumped through the window
henonr into the street Kcrns recovered his senses De
fore nm Ambulance arrived He said that he mad worked
M No 10 Sprilce-st and recently he had slept az inc
Thonrpson House. at Pearl and Chathamsts. de mad
been on a prolonged spree, however, ana was III ueO6
lie v "a removed Bellevue Hospital where IL was SAID
his Injuries were likely to prove fatal
William j. Murphy died yesterday al ~ catherine >
Uospal Brooklyn from the enects OF hn overdose OI
morphine which he took kill himself lie was ABOUT
thirtv wears old. few years ago he was promising
vonng man employed as drug by g. W. Goi,
iruytist in TINS city. lie was so well uAeu oy
Gis Employers that he taken to board IN MI
Goa,s family az Nc. 100 Fourthst. Brooklyn. r. ID.
ftar time he began TO drink liquor IN excess anu De
na,re nntrustworthy. Mr. Colt discharged him. and
Murply sank lower and lower. -.
On Sunday he got grains Of morphine, ana went
Tn Mr. COTS house where no swallowed II. MrS. ION
found him lying Sofa and remedies were aunllAS-
tered but in vain. His friends live In Nova scotia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
TIE COURTS.
TRYING TO GUST TIE ALDERMEN.

The trial of the suit of Gustav HGgustein
and Others constituting the so-caled Vol Board OF
Aldermen against the present Board OF Aldermen, TO
oust them from office, begun yesterday before JUS
ticp Van Worst In the Supreme Court Inc Mou boaru
aeqe that the charter OF 1873 under which the defend
% BOARD were elected unconstitutional ana Noln De-
cause IL allows representation 70 the minority, ana
that they thC Wolf Board were duly elected according
IN hr provisions of the charter of 1870 IhC defence
mat The Board In oco were properly elected, ana that
tho Wolf Board not elected ct all some technical
tbc answer But Mr.. Augustein and his friends are
not the only persons who anxious TO Dust the
nresent Board and obtain possession Of the dlgnles,
a and emouincnts OF the Offices. william G. Far
ps Henry Nichols and others agree with the members
NJ the Wolf Board that the members OF me present
Roa-d are no than usurpers but they 40 not agree
With the Wolf Board in their assertion tns tey are the
oniv trne BOARD On the contrary, Mr. Farrell and MS
frnds declare very positively that they are entitled Of
law and right all the profits and advantages when
70 Themselves around the title OF Aldermen or New
Vnr and they have therefore sought ana Obtained the
rvere ~ being made defendants III the present suit
Thev 60 back DOugan Charter as the iOundatlon
Of their rights ,.-.--. ,.u..o.o.to, cor.aoI
nan Tor the present Board offered in evidence the GER
tI1caio of election fled in the County Clerk Office by
thc Hoard OF County Canvassers rs proof OF his clients
titl. ChrStophcr Fine for the Wolf Board objected on
the ground that the certificate was not proper evidence
The ohcction was overTuled. Mr. Fine then objected
o the cahca,c on the g1Ound tati had been MADE by
rho BOARD OF Aldermen, sitting as County Canyhsscr5
and mat the Board illegally constituted MI Flne
entered upon a long technical argument IN support oil
ms ohiec ion winch not concluded when tie Court
adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

any previous one. and that shamc may iorce
from tho delinquent company what mono, nss
failed bring These repeated failures and
on fhe part of the Edgemoor Iron Company have paceu
the trustees in difficult, painful and unsatsiac.ory
position before the public, and yet fully Dencve tnss
in their contracts with that company and even IN tner
renewal of contracts after first had been wlfuy ds
regarded violated, the majority OF the trustees uu
interests. -, ,,,... -, ,ho
Part this delay attributed TO mo Illness VI
chief contracted during his labor this WORK,
and which we were told prevented his personally snper
vsing the bridge il advanced, or even pelg @ 49,
the Inecnga OF the Board We advised 10 see lnn
privately or address him through official resolutions.
chose the latter method and have never seen nun
ally / was therefore, again surprised to-day TO learn
at the Board that he not only able 70 go our,
bn woud he present at every meeting when his presence
was desired Taking the situation altogether thereIore
feel that am not doing myself or the puDne Justice
remeininr trstee and hope that some person can be
selected who will be successful Win many lnahAs
for your courtesy, remain yours very truiy, .,,,r
The resignation was not accepted yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WILLIAM J. sIPPLEs TRIAL BEGUN

William J. spple telegraph Onrt o 6f Sessions in
placed on tT'a ,oS Attempting TO steal $436lO from
e Lake Enc ct last sRd yesr
kompans; Prosecutor McGill, and CounsellorS
and s@%%.s in fO the ,GS
AiV', n;ss Ircne Roberts q handsome young woman
Who is engaged e be married to spp en and her
go and beauty attracted general atteh.louj;
especially from the jury sipple was t soeraor
S lis term of service he had became ianllai WIZ ~
she method adopted by the paymastcr ior pa{S az
tbc employees along the road. On inc hign rSo u
octoher % 1881 he went to a station III iatersVn,
and got permission to send telegram. c;t cn on MI
"rlcred ali the operators between Jersey Clty au.
Psierson TO ground cir Jersey City WIRE as there
was some private and important 3uSI W 70 H..
transacted. He signed the dispatch w: .: o I'd
which meant W. j. Holmes, the chief opefat." n p ;.
the order obeycd lie then sent onspiracy to
Iob his office and ordered him to give ~ snsnccted
10 a man who would call for 1t. my SinnIe was
that something was wrong. ana SaPp0
arrested Tie case will occupy several oaSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

the recent prize-frhts Justice Mcmahon OF Sleeps
head Bay in Grayesend. issued warrant Yesterday
walsh, of Brooklyn. 1t IS thought that Tracy has
this city Brown Is under 200 H GSn bonds
U G p5EOaO of t Es Ninth Ward Of r0Okyn
his security will be liable for the amount b ~ Grand Is
lieved that O'Connel can he indicted ey tno ssst-
ant DstrictAttorney Backus says that Ine r na
Of he or Gosb Office sh Tll an SS that that
20 puisSn I tnc psected TO the full extent of the
il Al the Rs rsq%sSt Gf nS Camp
III b uro,n;sed 10 do all In the power of the ponce
to prevent prizc-fghting in that town and all 'ne
other suburbs of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA

sUrrEME CoURr-CH,H Held bv Lawrence ] n.
sndar called at NOs SO, So, e. 81. H. H. Ia ~
1870, 205. 233, 2i5. 244. -o'
SUPREME COURr-SPgc1M TEEa-Held by Macornbe, r
Demurrer-NO So Law and Fact-NOs 49, III 33g Ia
zee, is0 800 Sl 40 1853 22a 275, 2l9, D. 3d. 29l "a
sUPREhR COUgT.-C IscUIT-PARr I-Ield by DOnohua
Nos 9l2l2 s2s 2606 1888 1852. 535 7Si l3s 3O7S GA
l4sl 6O5lp. 670ia 1915 1915 1861, 9is. 3g72 alS99
lzo5la lloll lol l45ia 1871 l6G2l 2759, 1878 itsS
S98a 926 lllS, 1922 1922 1883 500 1884, 1885 isSa
1888 l340 lSti, ls4l 1912 lSiS 1874. lsij. ISsG is2
PART n-Held by Van Worst Nos 1893, liza
!72s 72$ 1901 9OS2 9O9A. 80 1907, I772 Iti3 i72r
PART filled by Iarren0re, J-Sos sOj 1888 III,
9O4 90 G7J2 1892 GG5, 1914 1886 1856 jJ7 8j8 l7an
700. sgz 2526 1875 1852 1890 1872, 806. 1851 773 80
372. 1886, $50 276l. 1873 vs.
sUPgaioa toUr-sPRcAL rggM-aeld By Trua1, l.
Calendar called az IL a. m.-NOs o. 80. 49,
SUPERIOR COURI-TRiAL TRRH-PART I-ifed by Arnoar
J.-Cases On-Nos. 1874 24S. 1898.
PACT II-ied by sedswick C. JNo& 100. SO e75, szI,
yY2, 7S2 800 -"
PAgT III--Hcld by Russell: J.-So, 1906, 1862 lO7k
1921, INA, 1l30, 7Ul 1874, 1885, 1885, 1874 ll38 lisG
COMMON PiGAs-SPECLAL TElM-Ued by Van Hoesen.
Mos. 3. 4
c0snloS PLEAs-rgrL TeEa-PAEr I-uela BY cp.
Day O. Mos 1870 1889. 1881, 1899 1892, l0l 1904
l711 l473 1917 1868 1866, BIB 1888 1865, 2s3 1880 $50
PAEr II-Iied b. J. T. DAILY, Case ONO day cal.
eDdar
rsFr InIHed b Beach, mos 1885, 1873 1851.
sUEROaATB's CoURr-Be'oro Rollins sContcgted VIII Of
Johan scanzer 10 Contested Will Of Alouzo c.
at D.. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
IiNUEALTHY PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

COMPLAINT was sent TO the Board ot Health re-
Gently that there As water enough IN the cellar OF
The pnbhc school building at Nos. "a aud SO Grand
81. 10 float n rowboat. Sanitary Engineer Halllck
inspected the building and ascertained that water
and tie c,ilar. lie recommended yesterday that
The ares and cellar floors be raised and covered
with cement.
Sanitary Engineer Meals reported that ne naQ
o,ornined tie room at the Tombs used by the Court
Of SpecIal sessions and had found it dangerous to
life ny reason of foul air. He recommended that
tbs room should be cleaned thoroughly and sup
njied with ventilation independents OF the doors
and windows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June l3.-In the Court OF Appeals
,olnv-prcsent the Hon. Ga ireS Andrews. {. D. aud
ociate.-the following decisions were handed down;
ritzp.t1tck agt socum; Wilson agt Simpson Ten EycE
t Vvdor tho Nassau Light Company agt the CITY
~ nrookI vn-Judgment affirmed with costs.
Nicholas agt Newly Ork Central and Hudson river
patnad company Levy agt Loeb sanders agt Townsend
Indictment reversed aud trial granted cost to ABIDE
event. .--, ,,.,..., .-.,,. 800.
kahn ag Smitli-OIder Alarmed and Judgment absolute
ordered Tor respondent on Stpuiation VITA costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
SEEKING TO RESTRAIN THE POLICE.

JInon the auplicaton of counsel for the Parole
Tnyf 1'inh AT No. Barclay ST., Judge Van loosen
yesterday issued an order, calling upon the Board Board
Of Police TO show cause on Thursday why the police
tarference with The business Of the club, 1t Is
claimed Ly the police that the club was organized
Tor The purpose Of betting on races and thst Dook
making was being earned at No. barclsy-st.
in violation of the law. The Commissioners say
,hat an niunctlon 10 restrain officers from arrest
inc yiolstors of Law Is unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbia College Commencement Academy OF Music
Commencement Packer Collegiate Institute Bro0Ryn
Meetings OF the Park commissioners ana boaru vi i
cation. a c,.-..aL.o, por
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
MP FLEMING'S ANSWER

"Tbe Livingston Fleming SUIT salu INC trn to
49, ncnnse Yesterday has taken new .u,~ s,t
a. A. IT, vii soon lie the Flemlng-LiHineSIoI NJ NJ
IN cnpplaint states that on June - go - I r
iI,,,ng promised TO marry MISS LiNhlSs,on, 40 w.
- an that day he betrayed her ne uailase W
ho5ily health and reputation tne p l".m
80 nlaccs at $4,000. in our an isS =
a.. deny that the deiendant GIN M
rronoscd TO marry the girl OF seduGed heI On
D. iSSl or at any other time. Inc ansMSSi o 81
- ,bat The plaintiff al the date menl'QIeu, anu
Co. long time before lived in house Ol oau
.o,in where She was known as MIS-. Li'"IcIiS' =
W. are now reaching the pedigree OF tIc SoC YOU,
,Ton.9n having established the tact thal hel nu'I
-, ,,,,,,c IL Evelne NJ Bliss. but that hcI assume
$50 ,,hcn visiting her daughter was MIS- hu-
LIE Ihe house where Mrs. Lawrence llNtu ~
- limo was AT SiXth-ave and lhrJy-cighth-s','
ritlc nor mother lived al No. l,OO3 SlAth-9N {.
TLev ottcrward went to BrooNlyn, where w
iiNcd ~ No IJ6 Remsen-St., but no" theN arc ~
Irvcd 10 be III Jersey. comm So - IL
hon asked fcr TO examine Mrs. EIWaIu'' a. 81
xsos formerly known and the coorcd huTN' ANo. -
TuuIy who attended Mrs. Lawrence - ''lSo y" '''
when The reporter showed this statement :" ms:
ulrstou's guardian az hton, ne shiF'i ~,
" Good heavens! What charges 70 mas. .No" -"
Won suppose u at young lady OF MISS ~
suifur' and standing IN society Wouii JUL ~ -
for breach of promise OF marriage II sho LA" "' .
record which was liable 10 he eNpoS'u' p"eS -
sfond Ia reason - The reporter aSHeu u H1 Iiau
suv r,ply 10 make to tie CHARGES lie icrlI,I 'u"C
Ie lad not vet. but that formal dehla "ouiu soOii
Le prepared aud made public