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Hastings Court.

Robert Nuckles was tried in the Hus-
tiugs Court yesterday upon an appeal
from the Police Justices Court, which
sentenced HIM to sixty days in Jail and h-
Dor for stealing some clothes, was con-
victed and sent to Jail for thirty days and
Iol
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Mrs. s. NJ. Montague has been appointed
agent and solicitor for subscriptions to the
forthcoming book Of the works OF the late
DIR. g. w. Bagby. II Is to be hoped that
the people will respond favorably 10 the
call
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Be,yc Boyd Cigars.

These cigars. pronounced by competent
judges TO be the best cigars ever sold In
this market for the money, are manufac-
tured and sold by Wade & Shelburn, No.
1914 Main street. They are long-filled fuH
Havana cigars, and are only SO per hue
dred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-16

Mr.. e. NJ. Staiars, formerly with Four
qurean, Price, Temple Il Co.. has left the
city TO accept position with the New
Britain Manufacturing Company, to ua-
vel from New York to Texas.
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EASTERN ASYLUM.
The acknowledgements Until TO-Da

The Observation-Disclosures Until To-Day
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 15,-The new
ASYLUM Board met at II O'Clock. John X.
Thurman, Of Bedford, was elected presil'
dent. and w. j. Leake, OF Richmond,
nresident pro TEN. The Board then ad'
iourned TO PM. At quarter to they
rcsssembled. and again adjourned until
II o;clock tomorrow morning. The Board
this evening and tomorrow morning VIII
insnect the ASYLUM.
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rbas Connection.

The connection which the Council on on
.shsl, AZ the people, have allowed tne
Richmond % and AIleghany railroad 10 make
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POLITICAL.

NOTICE TO CANDIDATES AND
~ VOTERS.
The PRIMARY-ELECTI0N PLAN provides
that none but white Democrats shall vote and no
man shall he entitled TO vote except In the pre-
cinct where he hves and unless bis name appears
on the observation-disclosures pr0rided, that any
one who has moved from W ri 60 another sincc
April 22dl and has not acquired residence In his
new ward mot having lived there thirty daysb
may vote In his Old precinct and ward.
Any man who will be twenty one years Of age ON
the fourth Thursday In May t22d), which Is the
your transfer nolo and have II put on record now.
ap 12-lw
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THE DISPATCH.

ADVERTlSINtfi RATES..
Half inch, or less. I time so cents; iimcs ~
timss s1 so; times s2.7O; 13 times $3.50;
month 1888; 3 months s25.
Reading notices in reading matter type. Iists
or less I in agate loaded rs cen,s.
Card of rates for more space furnished on sg-
pft~atso-.
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he intended to have the piano. and II lib
erality In purchasing tickets means any
thing in this direction he will succeed.
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WILBoR's CoD-LNER OIL AND LfMB.-rhe
friends OF persons who have been restored ffom
confirmed consumption by the use Of this original
preparation, and he grateful parties thcmseiye'.
have by recommending II and acknowledging 8
wonderful efficacy, gwen the article yast popu-
larity in New England The Cod-l.iyer OIL Is In
this combination robbed Of Ms unpleasant taste,
and rendered doubIy effective In being coupled
with the Lime which is itself a restorative prin-
cple, supplying nature with just the assistance
required TO heal and restore the diseased lung. A..
b. WILBoR, Boston, proprietor. Sold BY all
druggists.
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CoNFEDERATE SOLDIERS HOME.

CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS HOME.
RE. LEE CAMP, No. ], G. Fpl
VETERAN HALL, (
RICHMOND, VA, April Ia, 1854
To me Cttizeas Of Richmond:
LEE CAMP has received contributions OF nler : >
shsndse from all parts OF the counIy IiS s.S ~ y -
which for the benefit OF the CONfEDhtaiI ~
SflIUIFKe' HOME depends now on tht ass.s ~,
ace given by YOU 10 the FAIR 10 DC helo IN Hie
First Regiment Armory 80.
MAY IA TO MAY 81, 1884. mrs
We need conf ributioIS OF articles Tor tne trso-
TAURANT and dREFRESijdEhI eeP'-
ciaIly. -. .A.,-m.D of
Send postal 10 A. PIZZlNI, JR" CHAIRMAN @ nsd o,
the Refreshunent Comnlttce, NO. oVr no no,e.
street. stating what you viii dOnatc, d,rnct yar
mittee will las they need the aItcles' ,1 '"N
A. 10 The dates on which they VIII wSn1 ~ ,Jcy
We also peed donations OF LADIES oa, g,ye.
WORK or such other articles IS you al 4Ia eat
which send TO D. u. MCKINNEY no; nsya Sse~e.
MarsIal street, or notify JOHN u. LAn ~ Inc Ex-
tAry, 622 Broad street, or any melnvesi - ~ tha,o @
ecutye Committee, and We VIII seno loI ~ a., the
MONEY DONATIONS can pc deposii.eo epossi. 81 n s.
Planters National Bank 10 the creoh VI ~
Answer Ills appeal AT ONCE. Don't think 'ns'
any donation win be too small.
NJ v. RANDOLPHt .o
CHARLES u. WlLLIAuI,s,s,e
apl5-st Executive Commlt.ee.
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RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY.
i sEIr A CANDIDATE for the position ef
sHsRlfr OF riE CITY or kySm,MoN sa,,o e sssaid san
X \. The n,ersurc of my fsllow.chirens 10 elees
M, "a the ofnce, l promise them In resvrn oen-
ssientous aud faithful dhchArEe OF tss asnes
49,. eS nrs,ssed ia me, I am. very r~lsrtn,'y:<
mh e?-im cH>aLEs W. eopp'S'
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The T.. f. L. C.'s Ball win be the 18th
Of April, at Monticello Hall.
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VIRGINIA CLUB.
INNINGS.

ElrT1R,ss EHlfaIos 8 9 Q 8 10
Earned runs-Vrginias, 8 Bulhlos, 8. Two
base hits-Glenn. / Allen, Myers, Lille
Povle, [: Glenn, / /: Collins, I; Richardson, | ;
Eggler, |. Left on ba;e-Virginias, q; Butfalos,
8. double plays-Allen and smiley, Richardson
and Brouthers. struck out-Virginias, o; Buffa-
los, @. Base on balls-Vlrgnias. 81 Buflalos. 2.
Passed balls-Myers, 3. Wild phchei, 2. Um-
pire-Mr. William Hoover. Scorer-H. G. John
ston inc Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
In consequence of the rain Monday night
the ground was quite muddy yesterday.
This made greatly against both sides.
Another game by these clubs this eye
ming.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
| paltimore Devils 4: Baltimore, 6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-16

The most delicate persons enjoy taking EMoRY'S
LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS. They restore color,
give a wholesome appetite, put new life In a
broken-down body Their action Is very Mild
Druggists sell them-l5 cents.
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when Your Doctor Recommends
WniaIeV

use .sBlair's own" g.. 30 a gallon. IL Is
absolutely pure. For sale only by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
Pace Block.
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| LESSON FROM NATURE.

Nature Obeys Law. Man often violates It. The
long burrows Of rich, variegated brown earth,
freshly ploughed; the emerald green patches
bright and brilliant; the many-colored hyacinths
and tulips, the violets and trailing arbutus, tell
that spring has come. And less provldent man
rebels and .tiu wears winter clothes. Don't put
yourself out Of harmony with nature, hut let the
MIsFIT STORE
do for you as nature does for TIE earth-clothe you
with SPRING RAIMENT. Cheap? Not quite so
cheap as nature clothes the earth, but nearly 50.
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

APRIL IA, 1854.
TVO DR.. THOMAS j. RIDDELI.-
L DEAR Sm,-RecOgnizing your many personal
qualifications, and believing that you would repre-
sent your constituents Of jefferson Ward with
fidelity and efficiency, you are respectfully re-
quested 10 announce yourself CANDIDAIEFO FOX
fIIs COMMON COUNCIL at the coming cleo
tion. and you will he supported by
MANY VOTERS SOFJkFFERS0N WARD.
An lB-ltE
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no TEE PEOPLE, NEED T THE

4 OGlcC, ami want 10 bt e!ccieu
MAYOR OF rHE CITY.
| Therefore. on The urgent call Of necessity aud my
ayTn de.tre ask the voters 10 nominate me ~ The
| ortmaTy election. May lst, 1884, - which ! sub
mir m claims. am deeply grateful Tor past e0n-
| Gdence and support. aud hope am mol unworthy
of its continuance. II have proved inc1inpetent
or unf,ithful. turn nae out; II on the e0ntrary,
| aunesI 10 the conscience and judgment OF every
man 10 do to me as ne would hay aie 70 90 70 hm
In Ike circumstances Above all, apnoa a. every
nnaed voter 70 east his ballot, that be real voice
OF the people and not Of mere factions and fings'
may be heard.
! Grstefnily and respectfully; ,.,,,oox
| ap 9-td W. y. = ShhlsiNn11S.
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|V WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
i NOI,NCE MYSELF q candidate for re-elec-
,Ion =. ths oiIiec OF HIGH CONSTABLE, aad
solicit the support Of my fcilow-ciIizens at tho
primary election, May ist- ,. ,,,..,v,
nm g-tMyli u. uOkNINnrn.
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NER. Y. ID. II HARGROVE, one OF our
vi faithful aud efficient representatives I'm The
Common Council, will again De voted for t. rep
resent Madison ard, and will serve II elected.
ap l6-lt# MANY VOTERS
IN COMPLAIN WITH THE
/ wishes Of many voters of Jefferson Ward, 1
respectfully announce myselr for the BOARD
OF ALDERMEN in place of w. A. q. Cole. t.sq.,
who has resgned-subiect 10 the pri MARI election.
ap l5-tMyIs vi. j, MUShES,
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RICHMOND, VA. April la, 1884.

THE VOTERS OF CLAY WARD
/ will support the following ticket for COM
mon COUNCIL -
r. u. CAMPBELL,
VS.. GUNN,
GEORGE J. HOOPER, DR.,
JOHN j. KING,
EDWARD :. ROSE. np l3-3ts
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Z RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
4 sFTP A CASDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
nv CLERK or TIE HUSTlNGS COURT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND, subject 10 The Demo-
cratic nomination Il tho primary election,
s,rpI1.tNyI WILLIAM L. LAWTOS.
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ALFRED II. COURTNEY
~ FOR
MAYOR OF RICHMOND.

respectfully announce myself candidate for
the Office OF MAYOR OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoNp, subject TO the primary eleeticn.
an hid AR. COURTNEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
srrNDRy CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRIDGEPORT. George Gould. son of Jay Could
accompanied by the Misses Astor, YESTERDAY uI1to
TO Luke Whites farm at Tollsome hlll "iclo ~
Gonld has a number of valuable dogs III ,IaIniinE'
Mr. White gave an exhibition OF Dlrd nun i lite,
after which Mr. Gould purchased inter OF PoIntoa
nuns NonsiCnor Capel will deliver MS leGtuTo
on Religious Tolerance" at the oPera E n4bbsp
Kelly the Oldest curate in the diocese, has been ap
nointed pastor of st. Augustine Church Dit
John Rowe, who eloped with Policeman Iill MI n
browning last week, returned yesterday, anu was
ioyfully received by her husband ana cnlluIen. i
On Thursday evening lightning demolished an eili
lee on Elm-st.
SoUTH NORwALK-The graduating exercises Oh
the High School took p ace at Music Ia, on pif
day evening The funeral OF H0ul1 DeITuIoC,
who had been station agent Tor the view IA i
Railroad Company for thirty-tour years VIII take
place to-day.
SANFoRD's STATIoN.-William II. Osborn, son-ln-
low of Marvin G. Sanford OF Redding, station mas
ter for the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad uroppeu
dead yesterday
EAST BRrDGEPoRT.-Society in East bridgeport IS
much excited over the failure of Sidney Chal-
Ienger age twentv-seven to marry MISS blnIna
Fletcher age nineteen, last Tuesday EVENING.
The Rev DR. MaXcy of ST. Johns Epsc0pai ChuTcn
was engaged to perform the ceremony, MISS
Thatcher was in readiness, her bridal outht COM
plete the presents at hand and the guests Waylnf.
Shortly before the hour telegram from New prk
from Mr.. Challenger was received slatIns on"o
lowing to financial embarrassment must pDStpVVino
the ceremony will tell you all tomorrow. niss
Fletcher was in agltatcd state OF NINA, auu Las
waited for her lover to make his wOrd goou o n1
is q lady of prepossesslng appearance s.aIus "eii
m society and is held in esteem by everybody.
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VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

RtooMFIEID.-The Fire Association is raising
money for the purchase of another hose-carriage,
and the small carriage now IN use VIII be taken to
Watsessing where a hose company Will be formed.
The High School. Grammar and Primary
Schools are holding their closing examinations.
The commencement will take place next Friday III
the FIRST Presbyterian Church.
M trpv-k freight train on the Delaware,
Jackawanna and Western Railroad ran into con-
sfrnction-car on Thursday evening The lOcOmo-
five was considerably damaged and passenger
trains were delayed.
Nv nrrvswrCK.-The marriage of Miss Lucy
" Gor1ender and the Rev. Charles Edward Hart
Of Rntgers College, took place on Tuesday after
noon Mr. and Mrs Hart T san tTE bhqIoR s t G
new evening paper The EreaiRg star, have been ar
rested on a charge of libel made by Henry b.
Leferts president Of the TsampeTanGeh Reform
nor nndcri n drawbridge at South River, fell
asleep and the man in charge opened the bridge foI
boat to pass through and cut of the child's head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
DEBArIyG F0R TIE KELLY PRIZE.

A wordy battle was waged last night before
800 students and their friends In the Chapel OF the ny
Colege The occasion was the annual Kelly prize debate
between representatives Of the two literary societies.
mo rize ia one half interest accrulng IRON g OF
q 600 by Eugene Kelly in 1866. At 1870 President
IicTopder s. Webb and Vice-PreSdent Jean
Romer assembled the platform IoIoweeu D gr tIe
debafers armed with books ana papers
ne amateur LAWYERS They seated themselves al TWO
a safe distance from each otner, with the presi
drnt between The debate divided into two parts
fb an internisson fifteen minutes during Whlch the
Grains of half dozen srnged instruments sOOthed tue
troubled spirits of the speakers In the hrs part eacn
non was allowed ten minutes and III the second nNe lhe
subject 'iscussion "ShOud the Federal Govern
ent com buts 10 the maintenance or common schOosn
,ba ..xsral states Of the Union r. EW. SCRIPTURE - zen
nan l. g. Holmes for the Phrenoscomsn society !tTKusu
tbat shod while b. f. Roeder, q. A. Carls and j. NJ
MAYER for the Clionian Society, as story mahtaneu
thai il should The arguments Dristed WIN stSts
80 The principal point Of contention was the question:
w ahe onttutonaity of the proposed action. - -
The Judges John V. Arnold, Abel Crook Kastus
Pansom chosen by President Stephen A MsiAeI, Oh
tSe trustees among the audience. lhem uccIS i
Iii no made known commencement day Inc society
viii the long name has the debates or the asl thtee
years and It's adherents say that this Will Oe It's 0uA
,~Notar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
SUFFICIENT PLATFORM FOR BLAINE.

Coyye,pondencs Of The philadelphia Times 81,
We are told Mr.. Blaine Is qangeroust az tbis
great Government that the foreign poly D.nart-
Swallowed during his short control OF ,Rs war
Whyi Was because he invited ZEN Govern.
the several south American states 10 JO Of discussing
a mere perfect union in the inerchahee VI 'rt ma ON
commerce between the two sections - s yas country
Witch Is now monopolzed by England France anu Sd
; Ss5 nd control RnoT
and therefore lead to war, how many A neans
can citizens 81 w sTSb Q pocywbIch il carried
forward with the boldness and earaestne.s ma Re,pe
viii ind ready purchasers for our yearly ;rdn
surplus EMBELLISHMENTS war, VINO ssk, WI VI Raine viii
II it does come H. irther tsn The earth that
this Government intends to reassert tne e than the
far this continent IS nc Ich more 10 our
shame But this is not at all likely 10 qua The more
question wants free and open discussion, anu io al,
y viii become understood, the stronger Mr. Blaine WIZ ~
appear. Instead OF capital gesudds n ait viii take pos
session where to-day there IS doubt ana ndntiye
What is situation today MIN adnalv approach
ing the phenomenal condition OF dsc0nehted hDoa na
threats OF riots in the midst OF plenty anu % becase of
the only remedy offered Il 10 STOP W0IA % ord
over-poducton, because OF TOO much wealth ste mn
us from this class OF statesmen, VINO 'o0"'
This foreign policy of Mr. Blaine Is all the no
need stand on as ia really the only one worm
inc and be fear ia that 1t will not receive tue consoeL
ton # deserves throughout the canpa,sn.l 49, Mr.
farmer of the West be made 10 5efer markets
Blanes foreign policy means new anu triSs ~ ali The
for his grain; let the manufacturing INDUSTRIES VI
other sections see that It promises steady WORK Ios
at full time and fair prices ana there WIZ ~ LII he
doubts Of his triumphant election. Anu ,iS - {s The
nferests that must be awakened to fun sense
of the dangers that Threaten tnenho bt no rect
and sIrest way to keep labor and capital honestly S
poyrd This is the true mission OF the "a ~
and lanes c. Bl2re OF all other men Is he pest nVto
o r. ant For the spells few about, ana muon
less who of the friends are rewarded VI u 'u0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
NE STEALING RICYCLFS.
rIo,T1vG REEF REFRIGERATOR.
BROOKLYN.

NJ, lana Jpdge a disspated woman, while
drunk attempted TO drown herself III the OoMahus
Canal yesterday morning sue was solt " J''ii.
James McFaran, for many years CHEF engineer
of the Union Ferry Company, dled al his nOlne NO.
200 IivingstOn-st.. on Thursday, AT the age OF
lightweight He had lived IN Brooklyn since lsOO
in Prospect Park on Sunday is to be stopped until
the oucstion whether the Excise COmlnlssloners
ha we Jurisdiction over the IaIK Is ueterulhcu ny
the Corporation Counsel .
While riding in a COurt-st. car, Yesterday, Mrs.
HoslIins. of No. 651 Slxth-aye., had her pocket
nIcke1 of S74, her savings for many months A
man sat beside her who unfolded newspaper ana
spread il partly over her zap
Tho racing mare Flower of Meath, was seized
nv DEPUTY Sheriff Hardy, of Brooklyn, on thurs
d3y. at Shcepshead Bay, IN repeyln SUIT brought
Inv Mrs Annie Martin, admlnlstratTlX OF lhOmas
McEvoy. who owned one half interest In the mare.
The mare IS claimed by Jeter Walden, ana is
valued at 81 200. She won race on tuesday; ana
is entered for another today Walden gave Dohu
Yesterday and recovered the mare
new street railroad company has been formed
10 build a line from Hamilton Ferry, III hamilton
ave aud UniOn-st., TO the man entrance o. IIos-
meet Park, and thence in Ninth-aye. to the depot
of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad
Company at Twcntieth-st. The directors are
John Demas Edward Freel, Thomas 5. Kerrigan,
cunningham, Joseph White Anthony Barrett and
Edward Selleck. The capital IS S200,Ooo Inc
company has been fully organized and Its charter
provides that the city shall receive three per cent
of the gross earnings for the hTst i've years, and
five per cent afterward
Henry Green and his wife. Sarah. of No 500
Warre6 st, were badly injured in East ,New-York
ON Thursday afternoon by a frightened team OF
bnrses They were walking in Atantlc-ave near
Pennsylyania-ave., when train rushed past. and
tbe team of John Betz, attached to a farmer )
Iyavon from which man was egetaDles'
staSted 10 run, AS the horses reached the side
walk they reared and came down with their fore
feet upon Green and his wife Both legs OF both
ncrsons were broken, and Mrs. Green's skull was
factnred No hone of their recovery Is enter
tained at st. Mary's Hospital, whittier they were
taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
1 STAIN ON THE GoVERNORS RECORD.

Fx-Alderman J. w. Halves said yesterday
~ no faned 10 find any justification for Governor
aroands refusal sign the Tenure OF once bll not
Maintaining the excuses put forward by the Governor
$1,000 Mr. Halves declared that the provisions OF me
ro n, office act entirely consistent with tue
SoIidaton act The charge was made that the changes
Sohs ~ huI rendered IL incomplete and confused
t,sd NJ being complete and consistent The only In
sIsency existed In having one term for officers ap-
oted nv the Incoming Mayor and longer term Tor
IN ssors but this fact was OF no consequence
NJ Hawes added that the reasons given by the Gov
% for moi signing the bill rest basis OF fact, ne
i, ,Link him insncerc The real reason, he SAID,
mus ha ght where. and many persons would find
az I ~ cSoyernors desire to obtain the port OF HUI
hart ~ Tbompson and the County Democracy. Many
iii ,ccard his yielding to this temptation "a stain ON
80 reform record and casting suspicious on the
sincerity of his motives in the support OF reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
PEDESTRIAN MURPHY on TRIAL.

When the inspectors of election were ,canyasslng
tbe vote at Haverstraw, n. Y, on March 20 lSS3'
and had reached the count of the ballots Tor EX-
else Commissioners disturbance occurred IN the
room: the stove was overturned and many OF ths
haIIofs we're DESTROYED. The election was declared
V@id and subsequently Nicholas Cox, Matthew
clancy and Nicholas Murphy, the pedestrian,
We're jointly indicted charge Of notlmg. La 81
CIpncey. and on the trial of Cox and Murphy tue
inTy disagreed; both men then demanded separate
trials under the privilege of the new code lester
daV after a three days trial. Cox was acquitted
and Nnrphv's case was set down for next Nednes-
day. The verdict gives general satisfaction, es-
nccialIv as the ballots destroyed were those cast
for William Readie, the candidate whose election
was favored by The indicted men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races, 5heepshead Bay d
p. -. ~. Drt,,, ,or
S l., 3 pm. -, .
Titans nner Manhattan Beach Hotel evening.
Meeting of Texas Pacific Railway directors ,
New-York Athletic Clubs annual regatta har4eh
River, 2:45 p. III. ~ ooo
Hudson Boat Club regatta Jersey City, $3.50 p; NJ
Annual races of Kings County Wheeinen, Nnh~nS-
burg Athletic Clubs Grounds, 3:45 p N.
MAYOR Edsons Cabinet, City Hall. p. M 49,, -
Staten Island Belmont Cricket match staten is1anu .
p $500 ,,, MI. o-oni,c
Music in Central Park, 2. IN. -
Union Boat Club regatta, Harlem River, p. M
Acyone and Columbia boat clubs regattas Bay Rage,
4 d., N.