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] Lme Is good manure for .clsSey Sails nni
plaster for sandy ones, because the iolm.r
retains aud The lalter attracts moisture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
sATCRDAY, November 2, 1873.

American Goid.-100A bid.
State observation-disclosures consols, So bid SO
asked: Virginia consols, new, 29h bid, 30 asked
Virginia fnndable. % bid, 234 asked: Virginia de-
ferred. bid; Virginia interest certificates, bid;
Virginia tax-recevahle coupons S04 bid, y asked.
Citu SecuT ities.-Richmond city S's. j. and d.,
lis bid; Richmond city SIS, J. and j., 101a bid
Petersburg CITY 6s. F. and A.. % asked.
Railroad B0nds.-FirpiDia Central Railroad
fourth mortgage IS, j. and j., 99k bid: Virginia
and ennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and
D., 80 bid, 90 asked: Southside Railroad first mort
gage preferred S's, j. and j., 100 bid; Southsde
Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's j. and j.,
76 bid: S0uthSide Railroad third mortgage pre-
ferred 6's. j. and J 65 bid Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage Ss, j. and j.. los asked Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage S's, j. and j.. 20 bid,
80 asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage s's, A. aud o.. 100 bid; Richmond Fred
and j.. 074 bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad
third mortgage SIS, NJ. and N, 40 asked; Richmond
and Danvie Railroad consolidated 6's. Al. and NJ.
75H bid, 76k asked; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage SIS, A. and O., 90 bid. 104 asked.
Rniirodd StOckS.-Rtchmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, "a bid, 30 asked: Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 100
par. As asked; Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
100 par, Az bid. AZ asked.
Bank Stocks-k1rst National, 100 par, ia bid
National Bank of Virginia. 100 par, 80 asked :;
of virginia, 100 par, 70 bid; Merchants and Plant
ers Savings, 20 par, 81 asked; Citizens Bank, 25
par, 22 asked.
Insurance Compnnies-Firginia Fire and Ma
rne. 25 par, 32R bid. 37k asked Virginia State 25
par, II bid; Virginia Home, 90 par, 1O2 asked ::
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO bid, 90
asked; City, 100 par. so bid. S2h asked.
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q, both countries VIII soon arrive at /

in both countries will soon arrive at q
friendly agreemen
There are no other comments on The sub
Is not snffsie lent Information nsiblsi,ed here
10 Justify expressions OF opinion. All that
is known publicly regarding the contro-
versy has come from the URited States
The international waFsstnS-Hntcn.
LONDes, November 2.-Tbc great inter-.
national pedestrian tournament terminated
at 1890 O'Clock tonight. The scores stood !:
Corkey, 81: Brown, sos; Powell, 469;
HILBERT. A0; Ennis, 410; Courtesy, 404;
Day, 400; Richardson, $50. Sixteen thou
sand persons were present at the slose Of
the tournament.
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secrafar.yy sherman % Isnrrisbar,slF, Pa

.IEecrafary sherman nc Esarrisbarg,P Pc
HARRISBURG November 22s--Ih sa speeel
j nt the Opera<H House tonight Secretary Sher
man declared that the Republican party hat
always been Id favor OF equal rights befor,
theluw. and the tendepcy OF the Democratic
party had been i'm favor OF abfjdglng the
liberty of those who opposed them. The
rebellion bad been crushed, but the spirit
which animated Il bad not been eradicated,
and to-day millions OF people In the South
We're denied their rights--a declaration
which would be verified by the elections
next Tuesday. He claimed credit for the
+ Republicans party for the Development of
the commercial, industrial, and educational
interests OF the country, and said the Dem
ocratic party had never been progressive in
matters contributing to the prosperity OF
the people. The masses OF the Democratic
party, he said, are honest, but the leaders
were not. Slavery was maintained by the
party, and the South encouraged to rebel
by northern Democrats. The Democratic
party built their pyramid OF hopes for
success in the future on solid South, and
wiihoutit they had no show OF victory.
He referred to the kukiux outrages, but
exonerated the Democratic party OF the
North for them. That they had existed and
did exist was not denied. Marauders had
roved oyer communities, driven negroes
before them, and committed many murders
for opinions sake. Now an as effective
but milder sort OF intimidation prevailed.
For three weeks in several States the Demo
Gratis bad been terroriZing negroes to PEE
vent them from voting their opinions.
There would be no safety to the Republic
until eyery'man was guaranteed the right to
vote at least once.
He claimed that South Carolina, Louisi-
ana, and Florida were fairly carried for
Hayes, and that the Democratic congress-
sional committees appointed to investigate
the alleged frauds utterly failed to make
out a case against the Republicans. The
action of the returning boards in rejecting
the votes OF buIdozed districts was de-
Tended as right, and Secretary Sherman
added that the natural maiorities OF the
Republicans were wiped out by murders
and other modes of intimidation. The
Democrats had no reason to complain be-
cause Hayes was seated as they had organ
lied the electoral commission.
Reference was made to the Henderson
Sherman letter." which he said was forge.
ry, and that it was known to prominent
Democrats, who had suppressed the fact to
his injury.
In an allusion to the cipher dispatches he
said the Democrats had cndeavored to buy
the electoral votes OF three States, and the
people would never be satisfied until they
got at the bottom Of the villainy. He hoped
Congress would push the matter and ferret
out all the guilty, and the result would no
doubt show moro Democratic fraud.
The Secretary then discussed the financial
question.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 2.-Cotton easy; sales
4 4G salrs; unlands; 0 l-l6c:; Orleans. 1l-l6c
Wheat &c. lower and less active. Corn heavy anC
40!ss. lower. Oats steady: No. 8, 27lS@274c.; No
q ZsA@29c.; wElie, 305c-: No. /, SOC; No. ]
s7.s0aSs.25. Lard lower. with emily moderate
trads: S6.25@s6.27h for prime steam. Coffee quiet
ana unshnye ne Ss$aG qet and
changed. Spirits turpcnline Guiet at 2Si.c. Rosin
steady at S1.374@sI-4o- Ereights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Flour active and
2Sc. higher for Baltimore high grades: s,iperflu,
and extras unchanged Parapsco family, sG.25
southern wheat active: western strong and active;
SS rs aOsT wetIrn VIM
ter red spot and November, 81 .024@4Sl .027s; ID
cember 81 O4h@S1 OAaaai January. s1.O6. South.
southern white and yellow, new, 43@47c. Oats In
good demand aud tirmer; southern, 27@31c.
western white, 29@3le.. mixed, Gee; Pcnnsy Iva
uominally unchanged. Coffee Inner and in better
demand; Rio. carr Ges; I3HHl6 &c. Whisky scarce
irm. sugar Shade drmcr soft, SASS, s. '''
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI,, November 2.-Flour quiet ant
steady. Wheat quiet; red and white, $4,000
Corn qnie. at 35@Sac: Oats g"st. and steady AZ e
good demand; steam. $3.50; Kettle, $5.50@s7
Bulk-meats dull and ''nrhanged: Bacon du: shout
der, S7a@ 81; qirar -ib so clear SIdcs S.. rs
Whiskey in good delnani at Sl.07. Sugar quie
and unchanged. Hays quiet; common. S2.4O@
$40; light, -; s5fGs3; packing, $2.75@s2.95
>' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISvILLE..N November 2.-Flour firmpr bu
not qmoably higher: Wheat dull: rcd, $50: amhel
and white. 9o@ser Corn quiet: white, 43c.
mixed. 23c. Fork cisierat S7.75T$S. Lard quiet
choice leaf fierce. SEA- SIC; keg. Csc. Bulk-nclt
nominal. Bacon easier; shoulders, 4e.: clear rib
4%t95c.: clear sides, SIC. Sugar cured hams, a
l2Ec. WhisEey custer At Sl07. Manufactured TO-
bacco unchanged
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat-Cash better. futures lower; No. 2 red fall
S4Ac. cash, s5apd S5kc. Novembor, S5a@S 6iac
December,. 37hc. January; No. 3 ipel fail, size.
No. spring. 7O&c. bid. Corn quiet: 32hG132Ec
tirmer: I9a!@2Oc. cash. Whiskcy steady At 81 OF
Pork dull ut S7.37!sGS750. LAID easy: sales o
loose ut 81. 25@pS5.4O. Bulk. me:I s'du and nomi
nal. Bacon irregular: $3.75@S3S7%. S4.756lf5
and SsIla5.2S Tor shoulders, Gear rib, and clea
sides.
CsdcAGo> November 2.-Floar steady and mn
changed. Wheat in good dsanand and slsad
he,ar: No. 2 red winter, tSAc. cash and Mo
yember: fair demand for spring; No. 2 Chiaag
spring, S2e. cash and Ncyc1aber. S3aGlS3l5c. De
Cpmber, SAKE. January; M. 3 Chicago spring
7lt.c.: r. ected, $50. Corn ihll and shade lower
3a;tM 3:3sr. cash, 33kc. Soaember, 327aGI33e. DE
cemiEer rejected. lG@l G4c. Pork dull, weak, am
lower sc. 90 cash, $3.50 NIEember, S6.90@s6, 90!
December. Lard dull, walk, and lower: IS 81
cash. SS.S7A December Bsk-meat dull. Ehiske
s,cudy and unchanged.
Receipts Flour, l. ,00h harrels; wheat, $500
bushels: corn. 1S3. bushels; oats, 2.U09 bush
els Shipments: Flour. $500 barrels; wheat. Il g.
600 bushels; corn, 29l,OUO bushels; oals, 64OO
bushels,
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I.A HRss slh xeessssA vows 60 ssUt Eas.
3 fssx, and Presents b Eaaxsiag Case.

iSieC4ha 70 the CaicagQ Ifapane.
KEoKyg, Ia, October 29.--A very re-
markable case has Just come TO light ii this
city. Some time since d German named
Conrad Kapp, carpenter employed In The
car.shops OF the Keokuk and Des Mofnes
Railroad, became possessed with an insane
idea that he and his family were destined
to starye to death. &c grew respondent,
and refused TO eat anything except an ap-
pie occasionally. He finally declared that
he would eat no more, and for fifteen days
not inorsel Of food OF. a drop OF water has
passed his lips. He is also sleepless. not
having taken of his clothes or gone to bed
for over four weeks. He sits In his chair
night and day, and. when overcome from
exhaustion, dozes Tor ten or fifteen min
utes, but never longer. Every means has
been used to induce him to take rourish-,
ment and medicine, but he stubhornly,
refuses He has been constantly watched
to see il he eats anything on the ely, but it
is found that be does not. He is very much
reduced, and, although large man when
well. now weighs less than 100 pounds.
His flesh Is dry and wrinSled, and his;
stomach shrunken so that he does not
measure more than five or six inches
through. He was in very comfortable cir
cumstances. and there was no reason to
believe that he would be reduced to want.
De is apparently rational upon all subjects
except that OF starving, and upon that he
is monomaniac. His physician says that
fosd would do him no good now, even
should he decide to take it, and thinks he
cannot live more than two or three days
at the most.
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Rcscuc Of Seameu.

NORFOLK, November 2.-Arrived from
Liverpool, ship Edward O'Brien. The cap
tain makes the following statement: 9th
October, latitude 400, longitude 800. fell in
with the water-logged ship j. P. Wheeler
from Londonderry, from which we took all
OF the crew Of nineteen men; also, on the
23d October, in longitude 42o, latitude 45o,
fell In with the bark Clarence OF New York.
bound to London, which was laundering,
and took on board her crew OF ten men.
Afterwards placed eight of the Wheeler's
crew on an unknown steamer bound for
New York, and on the 23d placed six OF the
bark's crew on the brig Carrie of st. Johns,
n. B. The last seen Of the Clarence she
was on fire.
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Ben Butler as - Lover.

Especial Correspondence Chicago T!mes.]
MONMOUTH, ILL, October 29.-Ben Butler
commenced his career as a diplomat and an
artful dodger at an early age. While attend.
ing college at Waterville. Me-, lie became
engaged to an estimabIe young lady there,
but, desiring for some reason to sever the
engagement, the prospective reformer
adopted novel plan to accomplish his pur-
pose. The family Of the young lady were
prominent in the temperance cause and
sternly arrayed against the flowing
bowl. Wishing to shock their senslbilities
in The highest degree. Ben INDUCED in q
bogus but glorious drunk. staggering
around the town in the most rowdy-like
fashion, and conducting himself generally
in manner that made the veritable and
most accomplished bummers envious. He
finally rolled an inotlenSive citizen into q
ditch and was promptly waltzed of to the
calaboose. He chuckled heartily over his
strategy, counting his disgrace as nothing
compared with the success OF his scheme.
His affianced was overwhelmed by his
downfall and dispatched note to him re-
leasing him from his engagement, while
her father requested him to never darken
their doorway again. Ben, appropriately
called the Beast" was lu5llant, and
sleefully paying his fine he emerged from
the police court with a proud and victorious
tread, free man prepared to browse IN
pastures new. This true story Ben gloated
over to college ciassmate, from whom 1t
has come to the Times correspondent. The
fortunate young lady alterward married
happily, and to this day recoils when she
thinks of her narrow escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04
BAPTIST Chanel i'm Rome.

Editors Dispatch: Not a few will be
pleased to read among your items OF rcl-
gious news that the chapel recently pur-
chased by Dr.. George 3. Taylor has been
PAID for. altered 10 suit its new uses, and is
to-day occupied by meeting which cor
responds somewhat with our Baptist Gen
eral Association. The situation is central,
fronting on one Of the main thorousbfares
OF the " Eternal City" The audlence-room
(buiit for billiard-saloon) has been taste
fully arranged and furnished for preaching
and other services. The cost, including
alterations and repairs, has been thus far
$4,000. Some $1,000 are needed to fit up
the upper parts OF the building and a de-
posltory printing-oitice adjoining. At last
accounts DR.. Taylor expected to have some
dedication services and public conference
with i'll his cO-laborers in Italy to-day and
tomorrow the I'd and 3D. OF November).
His many personal friends and Christian
brethren will be glad to know that he feels
greatly encouraged III his work, and is en-
ioyinG now better health than for some
time past. III. Ii. III.
RICHMOND C0LlEGE, November 2, 1878.