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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-19
prrERsBuRG.

,xe .pour oUR OLD CI1IxeNs--DEATlTs
soMs ',',xc rHE PAST FEw YEARS OUR OLDEST
Dc rEt.oNY CASES ~ TIE HuSriN0s
Me- '.r1N ABUNDANCE OF wATER--ALARM
W ..,,,odence Of the Richmond Dspa'ch.l
iO0''' July Is, 1881. !.
,ho LET ~ January, 1867, there were
y" Ut, SS nattye.born citizens OF Peters
v QUE who at that date bad attained tue age
% % ei,y wears and upwards who were resi-
~ s.n,s az che city, list OF these was
0ent,lIr made at the time and published
..ren cards for distribution and preserya-
w" 4 revision Of this list to-day shows
~. uV tgenly.iour OF the number nave passed
We .s,ir Graves. Some few OF the remaining
". arc still active upon our streets Ousy
Sa,,b ibe affairs of everyday me- but the
NHat,r,,y Of them are patiently awaiting, IN
,Se,r imposed retiracy, the summons tnat
re-. .s.i call ,hem from earth.
Tbe oldest OF our white native-Dorn citi-
- is MIR. james Enniss, who has nearly
.Neached his fourscore and ten years, and
- stiu keeps well. The Oldest OF our
'i',1on> not to the manner born Is MI.
senhsn Clements, who Is upwards OF ninety
H. ~ ~ ace. and who until recently has
!..so,v ever bad days sickness. Mr..
ss',1,eoc,s * the only survivor here OF the
0S'.I".nr,g volunteers who marched 10
100 in the war OF 1912. Ii Is believed
,hn, onlv two OF the members OF that Ia
mons corps are now alive
'"g M Grand jurv term OF the Hastings
c.nr, ~ This city will be held this week.
The criminal docket is very small, com.
arising only three felony cases. One oil
ihf,e - the colyred boy Tommy Turner,
wndcr eight years OF age, who IS charged
ri,b the murder OF Oliver Ho>tler COLOR
ed): AGED thirteen years.
The wise precautions Of our Common
counciI In building large additional dam
Oesr the reservoir saves the city from oil
tssrs Of any scarcity OF water, even though
= nro,rac,ed drought should occur. We
have water in abundance, and enough to
snare our Richmond friends some, should
heir waier-wOfks fail them.
An alarm OF fire last night about Il
n'clock temporarily caused serious appre
tensions IN our community, in view OF the
too destructive cou1Igraiiops that have
hnt recently occurred. Fortunately, this
time the alarm had but trivial foundation
and the crowds that gathered upon th'
streets soon dispersed.
Lodges Nos. and 2, Knights OF Damon
NJ Richmond, are visiting our city to-day
accompanied by quite large number o
eXcnr>ionists.
There was 2 decidedly cool change in th'
temperature here last night.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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APaFIstan Monster.

On the 18th of February, at 8 O'Clock IN
the evening, the officers IN charge OF the
police station in the Rue de Tanger, Paris,
was startled by the appearance OF young
man who made this statement at the desk
.'My name il Felix Lemaitre. i was born
In Paris on May 2. 1866. / am an appren-
tice. | surrender myself TO justice for the
murder Of little boy, whom have killed
with knife at the Hotel du Doubs." I'M
probable as this seemed, NJ. de Teule, The
commissary, gave orders for the detention
Of Lem fire, and went In person to see II
there was any truth in what he said. In
room No. AZ Of the H0'el de DOubs he found
that au abominable murder had been COM
mtted. 90 a bed lay the naked body OF a
child, gagged aud bound. The throat was
cut, the body ripped open. The coyeTlet
Of yellow wool was clotted with blood. On
the bolster were marks OF the assaSsa's tn'
gers, which had been carefully wiped. On
the ground was knife. The commissary
searched the child's clothes and found In
them q school copy-book marked in the cor
ner with a name, jean Schooner, No. IL
Rue Caire." NJ. de Teule ordered the
boys body to be taken 10 the Morgue.
Hi, parents learned of the murder through
the shouts of an excited mob. They were
poor ragpiCkers, and Jean was their only
child. At the police station Lemaitre, who
IN appearance IS sallow, thin, and somewhat
tall for bis age, made full confession OF DIS
crime. "On the 18th Of this month";" ne
said, Z" stole 200 francs from my employer,
NJ. Siraut, OF the Rue d'AbOukir. | spent
tue money at the theatre and in pleasure
excursions. Yesterday, finding myself
pennile%, | saw everything IN red O'dt
"a tout en- rouge, and suddenly the thought
Of killing a child came TO me. Chance
brought in nv way the poor little boy
whom | killed. Finding him IN the
street, | showed him a steel chain
aud promised that he should have IT
be would follow me. When be
Vas IN my room tied his hands behind his
back as though in sport. Then | undressed
MN and twice plunged my knife into BIS
body. To stop his cries | cut bis tongue
and then his throat. cannot explain what
led me to commit the deed. | bad read
many novels, aud in one of them remem-
DeIed such scene IS put into execution"
The statement was made with perfect cool
ness. When the crowd began TO clam0r
outside the prison, Lemsiire seemed to be
elaled. cater ALL" said be, 1.-the guillo-
tine has been abolished, and even If II were
hot, am too young for the scaffold."
HIS TRIAL.
Lemsiire, in his defence, asserted that be
committed the crime under the Influence OF
an Irresistible impulse, but the court re-
FUSED to take his statement intO cOnsldera.
Ton and sentenced hlm to twenty years
hard labor and ten years surveillance by
The police, the msximum punishment for
criminals under sixteen.
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The LYnchbufg Yifginion says: Thurs
day evening Henry Latham, a ssreet-car
driver, was terribly stunned by bolt Of
lightning that strnck the track near the car
Oh which he was riding. He was found IN
a helpless condition by Officer Mays, who
removed him 10 Heibig's Park house, where
he stu remains. His right hand, which
was upon the car-brake at the time, Is badly
paraly zed.
wYTBEvILLE ITEMS.
Jim Keestc, a twelve.year.old youth who
stabbed VIII Brady, aged ten years, was
arrested this week, after evading the officer
some days, and sent 10 Jail by Squire Oben-
chain to await trial in the County Court.
The grand Jury, at its regular term this
week, ground out seyenty-six indictments,
OH for misdemeanors except one, which was
the trne bill against the youth Keesee for
felony.
General Jubal A. Early was approached
at the depot In this place several mornings
since by Colonel Abram Fulkerson, who
extended his baud with friendly greeting.
General Early threw his right hand 10 his
back and declined the courtesy. This feel
ing Is the result Of personalities INDUCED
in by Colonel Fulkerson in the Legislature
in 1870 towards General Rary.
THE PRESIDENT VIRGINIA LAND OWNER.
The Alexandra Gazette says: Before Mr..
Garfield became President he and Mr.. Jerre
Black became the owners OF a snail part Of
a tract OF land Ia Alexandria county, partly
by purchase and partly as fee for services.
The whole tract was mOrtgaged, and in or
der to save their part they instructed their
agent, Mr.. j. w. Burke, Of Alexandra, TO
buy the whole OF ii when the sale under the
foreclosure should be made. That sale took
place last week, and under instructions
signed by James A. Garfield and Jerre
Black, Mr.. Burke, as their agent. bought
the entire tract, so that while the President
was lying in his bed suffering from would
be assassiD's wound, and unaware Of what
was going on outside Of bis sick-room, he
became the owner OF quite large farm in
Alexandria county within view Of the
White House.
THE TOY PISTOL.
Mr.. Milton Payne, OF Bailey's Cross
Roads, Fairfax county, buried son about
nine years OF age this week, the result OF
lOckiaw induced by a wound from toy
cartridge pistol on the Fourth OF July. AS
in other cases the wound apparently healed
perfectly, but in few days INF animation
and tetanus set in, and the child died in
great agony.
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BRISTOL.
CAMERON Is MAKING A POOR CANVASS.


BRisrOL. GOODsON, july 10, 1881.
Editors Dispatch; Mr. Cameron, the
Malone candidate for Governor OF Virgil
MIA. smoke here last night to quite q small
crowd. His speech was very weak-made
no impression nor created any enthusiasm.
The people were greatly disappointed, as it
was expected that he was a fine speaker.
II al his speeches through the canvass are
like the one last night, there would scarcely
seen any necessity for any Democrat to re-
ply to him. The keSdiusters all through
tins section are chapflllen. They see the
handwriting on the wall. BE assured that
Southwest Virginia will roll up one OF her
old time majOriiies next fall for the true
Democracy. Give us Daniel, Goode, or
any good and true Democrat, and this pie
hall ReSdiuster- Republican, Malone party
will be buried so deep that the hand OF re-
surrection politically will never reach
them. BORDER.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
by TeIegrmpn.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. July lS Cotton firm sales 5'2lO
b,Ies. nnlands I.I6e.; Orleans. III l0-lOc.;
consolidated net receipts, 0O9 bales; eXp0rts-t0
Great BrItaln 6,9O2 bales; continent S99 bales.
Son1bern 0Dur irm; common 10 fair extra. $1,000
rs: good 10 choice extra, f5.SO9F0O. wheat
fESIc better closing about steady; ungraded
snTing. sl.O5dSI.lO; No 2 red, July, Sl.ZSA
al 29I; September $1.26]sGlsl.27 Corn a SHADE
Stronger with moderate business; ungrs geo. $50
So; No. 2 July. 554Gg56c.; August, ooAaOIe.j
September, bSk65s9sc oats shade easier hn9
duIl an 434c. Hops quiet and steady. Gomez quiet
ana unchsnged SUGAR steady aud quiet' talr 10
euod refining. 74d7hc.; refined scarcely so nrln :
Standard - 81 oSc. MOlasses duh aud UNCHANGED.
RIcs steady ana moderately active. kOsln uuli NJ
s2O5QS2.07k. Turpenline arm al 4S1e a5c.
Wool qulet ami unchanged. POrk Gun anu silkutif
Lard unsettled at sl2 65@tl2.Io. freigh's dui''
BALTIMORE.
RALTINORE July l8.-FiOur very qnlet-lioHard-
street and western superine, 50 oOldf4 20, extra,
s4.25Gs5.25; family. s550@s6.oOi Ciiy Mllls
suternne IS .SOat4 so; extra, s4.19gso 20 lam
Nv as 756S7: Rio brands, s6.5Ods0 62 fatAps-
90 family al rs Wneat-Soutnefn STEADY wess-
ern higher and strong: southern red, Sl.leoe
An 90: amber $I.23Ms 81; No. x western WIT,
red spOt, July, @l.26a6s August, $3.50 :
tI.24E; september, 8l25t@sl.29Ai Oeioess
E26Ldsl.S6k. COrn-Scuthern easier western
ale .dy: southern white 5sc.; yellow, oIHcs qsui
se,,es aud higher; western white, 4O@4le.
mixed. 3sM2Sc. Provisions hrm. With a iair Jlo'
hing trade demand. Mess PORK, sle@yio.OO
Rult. meats-Iooss shoulders ard clear rio siuss
none Nora: pacKed * and loo. Baeen-Shouluefs
$40 clear b sides. 1O4e.; hg ins l2CQlSc. Iefu-
HeIned l2kc. Coffee quiet; Rio eargoes, orallAtl
10 fsIr, esailkc. sugar quieti "A, soih NV
Whisky Bfm al sl.ll. freisbIs qnieh
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crgcIsxAr1.

CINCINNATI, July g. Flour unchanged. wheat
stronger No red winter. SLIT Corn weaker
az 5Otat1e. Oats acfsye, arm. and higher az 4sc.
Rui-msais easier: slien:iefS, ss.7s rio. ts.2s
Bacon steady shoulders. sssc.; Sides 1919. Wills.
lie; New orleans. exaete. Hogs au,tt: eofnmos
snd lis9i, s0@s6.5O; packing ans batebers',
LOUISVILLE
LoUIsvLLLE. July 10 Flour steady choice TO
fancy s6df6.60, Wheat steady at s1.67ls1. 10.
Corn steady and 10 tair demSnd Al 52kc. Oats IN
fss 9: soSd = Pors SsS sssoS ss
ana Eomin'l; shoulders. &7.65; ildes, sl076.
Hsns-suE ,r.cutsd higher At sl2@sfi. whiskey
''eA'' at slOS' ST. LoUIs.
81. LOUIS. July 1e.-Flour about Sc. better,
Wheat higher and Grm: No. REQ fan. SLl6hs
slsar ea;s Ss sspe%Se sT: hi SSp
meats quiet; shoulder: $3.50; sides $3.50. Bacon
sIo.Sc. LsT d lower al siS.CSSsis1O. Whisky
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, July Is-Flour firm. Wheat
strong and irregular: No hard and soft NOMINAL I;
No. 2 hard nOsinal; do. soft, cash, LII; July,
Sill August, l.12x; September, sl.iSS Oclo.
$l.O2; NO. do. and r. cted nominal. Corn ia
Ialr demand; No. 2. Acc. oats nrm: No. 2, 40c.
Rye qnlet: No. / 92c. Barley unsettled ana lower :
No. spriug, - ptember, 72llc. Provisions higher.
Mess pork, SI7 h3 cash and August; sI7S0 SEP.
;ember. Lard--Prime steady a. x12 cash and An
gust; Sll so September Hogs steady at s6G f621.
CHiCAGU.
CHICAGO, Jaly 1e.-Fiour in fair demand and
Brin. Wheat active. firm aud hi2her No. CHI
cago spring, &l.l1hGkl.l2 cash and July. sI.13k
6esl l3k september Corn active, hrm, aud higher !;
4sx64SAc. cash and July, 47kd47hc. September
O3Is IN fair demand ana higher az 49kc, Pork
Roderatt " active aud higher az $l7.75@s17.s0
Lard fairy active and a shade higher H $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50: short clear, s9.d5.
Whisky steady al Sl.IO.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July lS,-Beef. cattle market slight
aud more active; medium and common kc. lower !;
very best. 5k@61sc.; drst quality, 4kG5Ac.; me-
dunn, 3ka4Acs; ordinary, 215Q3Sc.; most sales
were from 10 &c ; receipts, 1910 head; sales,
1857 head. swine in light supply and good d.
mand; quotations. SG9c.; receipts, 5.120 head.
The arrivals OF sheep and lambs we're 1882 head
quOtauOns-sheep, 3Q04e.; lambs, 4SG exc.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-CottOn-Net receipts so
bales gross, 442 bales; futures closed firm sales,
10000 bales July, sll.79@$l1 81; August.
Sll.s3@SIl.s4 September, tll.23qsl LA;
october, I058@S1059; November, sl039m
80 40; december. sl0AO@sl04I January,
s1O.5l@$l052: February, Sl0.64@sl0 IS ;
March. $40 76@slO.7S; April, slOS9@s10.9l.
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Condition of The Tobacco Crop.

WASHINGTON, July IS The following re-
port showing the condition, acreage, &c,
OF tobacco on July 1st, was issued from the
Agricultural Department to-day: The acre
age Of tobacco is largely in excess OF last
wear, particularly il. Maryland, Virginia,
and Kentucky; but in view OF the large de-
crease i'm 1880 in these States, owing to the
scarcity OF plants, the area will not be
greater this year than it was 10 1879. The
condition OF the crop IL reported higher
than last year at the same time.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 100 IL VI,
The President passed another comfortable
nipht and is doing well this morning. Pulse,
SO temperature, SO 4; respiration, 49,
ID. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RgYBURN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 8 A M-(Unotiicial
Bulletin).-The Presidents progress to-
wards convalescence, noted In an ofnciil
bulletin OF Saturday, steadily continues:
He feels greatly refreshed by the resliul ana
unbroken sleep which he bad last nlsnt, anu
which was materially assisted by the agree
able change in the weather. His Pulse Is grad
ualIy lessening, IL now being ~, win nor
NAL temperature and respiration. lie VIII
receive for breakfast beefsteak, toast, ana
Valentines meat juice, and poached egg,
and the latter on little oatmeal cooked 10
a ielIv, II is deemed best by the surgeons
to give him solid, substantial iood IN the
morning, disseminating at l O'Clock L. NJ,
after which time only liquid nourlshment Is
administered NJ
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 1S-1 Z. NJ
rIInoficial Bull9tin. 1.-The condition OF the
President has not materially changed since
this morning. He has no FEVER, ana IS resi-,
inc Quietly. 1ul>bs JO' lVhPNi"'"'N N'N
respiration normal.
7P.M. BULLETIN OFFICIAL
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-The President
has had little more fever this afternoon
which is regarded as merely temporary
fuciuation. At Il p. VI. his pulse was 10 ;
temperature, 9S5; respiration, Is. Az pre-
sent his pulse is 102; temperature, lOO.1;
respiration, 81.
REPORT TO The CONSULTING SURGEONS
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Thc following
TELEGRAM was sent tonight by the attend
ing surgeons to the consulting surgeons:
Drs. Hamilton and Agneo: Shortly after
our dispatch OF yesterday the President re-
celyed a bypodermic injection of one'eig nth
Of grain OF sulphate Of mOrphia. He
silent well during the night, and this
morning at $40 had a pulse OF SO;
tcmperSture, 9S4; respiration, Is. His
day. however, was not quite so comfort
able as Yesterday. 4 slight gastric DIS
turbance was noted towards noon, IN con-
sequence Of which the quantity OF nourlsh-
ment administered was temporarily dlmn'
ished, This was followed by rather more
afternoon fever than yesterday, but the dif-
ference was not great, and IS thought TO be
merely a temporary fluctuation. AT Z. NJ.
his pulse was 90; temperature. $50; respl'
ration, 18; at Z. NJ, pulse, 1O2; tempera-
ture. 1907: respiration, 81.
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mr.. Garfield ConvaIeseInw.

The stalwarts az Albany are Sill Firm FOR
Conkling Proceedings or the Joint Conven-
tIon-A Lard Refinery Burned In ~. Louis
A $4,000 Fire I'm Red bank, ". J.-Tne
Anti-Clerical Ferment In Rome Germany
Losing Her Subjects ut the Rate ola Quarter
OF Million YearIy-Death Of Dean STAN
Iey-GratiryinR Reports OF the Condition OF
the European Wheat Crop-Uneasiness in
TransyaaI-O other Foreign News.
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A ranchero 10 the Platte Valley, in refer
ring TO his isolated life, said: son, you
see, stranger, PlI make a big stake here
after awhile, and the climate Is perfect. My
family are well, except In wild.plum season,
when the youngsters Kit all tied up with
cramps, and dlarrhoa, and ch0lera-m0rbus,
and slch like; but kin knock all sicb
complaints higher'n kite with PERRY
DAYiSs pam KILLER. tell you, IL beats
lne world for complaints OF the stomach,
ana there amt a ranchero In the Valley
lsat hain't got haltdozen bottles lying
around ready for emergencies"
The poet who stood by the seashore and
quoted " Break, break, break" Is now
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neslrnctive Fire al Red Rnnk, n. j.

RED BANK, n. j., July lS.-A destructive
fire this morning swept away business
block on the river front. Nine buildings
in all were DESTROYED, including the Red
Bank Register building and the Western
Union telegraph.ofiice. Assistant Foreman
w. NJ. ConrOy, OF the Fire Department,
died from heart.diseaSe while assisting at
the fire. The estimated loss is S7j 900.
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RAILROAp s.KSks.
"a 3 5sSgS '
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHesPEAKnl
RAILROAD. 3
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
= IN EFFECT April. IL. 1854

PAssENGER TRAISs.
Arrive daily (exeept sunday At It A. a. I.eay.
daily Except sunday at 3 r., connect Tuesday
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY with psssenxsi
steamers 10 and from Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily Excerpt sunday az 8 4.
NJ: also, TUESDAY, THuRsD Az, and SATuR'
DAY at l:40 A. NJ, Connect. az West Polo. viii
steamers for Baltimore, Phi, Adelpbia, New fors'
Bosion, aud an eastern aud 'sesiern points-
Through tickets and bills OF ladiag, with guar
anteed rates, issued. HIT. DyU6LAS.
spl3 snDeFiEterdenl
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MARINE ENTELLIGENCh.

PORT OF RICHMOND JULY II, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCaricg, agent.
Steamship ora Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, g. W. Allen Co,
agents.
Schooner Annie Lee, Looks, Rockland, lime, r.
Wendcnburg.
SAILED.
Schooner WINS c. Wickham, Sleeiman, Boston,
coal, Gurus K Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. July l6 Arrived, schooner Amelia
G.. Ireland. Curtis. from Richmond and schooner
A. d. Cohen. Frances, from Virgi1ia.
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RICHMOND, July 10, 1851.
NO THE GENTLEMEN SINGERS OF
i RICHMOND.

Having bfen appointed Musical Drec or OF Tue
Yorktogn Cent.nni,l celebration, hereby earn
esty call upon the singers OF Richmond TO lend Ibtlr
aid In the rherauoe OF this patriotic Work. proms
ing 10 make the necessary course OF Instruction as
pleasant as possible ard 10 do every IhloS IN iDy
bower for your comfort. 90, 49, 4,
Preliminary meetings viii be neld as fonows ahu
Won are invited 10 attend without iuIiheI notice /:
ON TUESDAY the leih Instant, FOR the western
norton OF The city, Park-Piaee Methodist church al
81 o'clock Il. N. -,
On "WEDNESDAY. July 10Th, for the central
mart of the civ at seugeT Halle AZ The same bour.
And on THURSDAY, July 2lsl. Tor the eastern
part OF the city, AZ Union anon NelboulSl CHURCH,
at * Il. NJ.
meeting q. l.. sikGEL.
jy l7.sa&Tu3t aasle8I Dlrector n. =. y.
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Ex-senator wlthers's Nephew Killed.

LITTLE Rock, ARK July IA special
Dispatch from Pine Bluff to the Gazette
says: arthur OConner shot and Killed
George X. Withers az O'Clock on Saturday
morning. The weapon used was double
bafreled shotgun. Six buckshOt pene-
iraled Withers's body. The shot was fired
through the thin panel OF a door in Il house
Oh hFiame. WitherS was outside the door
not more than a foot from the muzzle Of the
gun. The murdered man was q native OF
Alabama, and was about twenty-five years
oid. He hsd been in this State since be
was little child. ExUnited States Sena-
lor Withers, of Virginia, Is au uncle Of the
deceased"
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Iard.ReGuery burned.

ST.. LOUIS, July IS.-The extensive lard
refinery OF Ed. Reng Il Sons, on Morgan
street, was burned this morning. The loss
is estimated at from 100000 10 $4,000.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, July 1s, 1881.
SALEs-5.0oO Atlanta and Charlotte incomes at
e5 20 shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock at 79b.
100 shares Norfolk and Western preferred at go !;
100 shares Richmond and Danyie Railroad stock
at los; shares Chesapeake aud Ohio stock At %,
l do at 30: 80 shares Richmond aud Allegheny at
90; so shares Merchants National Bank stock at
II2; 1000 Virginia tax'receiyable coupons at
92s.
EVENING SALES 10 shares Richmond and Ale
obany Railroad stock at go, 10 do. at 80.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho A,u.C,erIcaI Fermentin Rome.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Daily NeloS'S
correspondent at Rome says that the anti
clerical ferment continues. No night passes
without an attempted demonstration, which
is instantly suppressed by the police. A
committee has been formed to confer gold
medals on six men convicted OF riotIng
during the removal OF the body Of Pope
Plus TX. The Lega Delta Democratic eX-
presses a regret that the "earclss OF Plus
tx. was not flung into the Tiber," and Says
that antl.cericll clubs are forming to pro-
mote the perpetual expulsion OF papacy
from Rome.