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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-13

rur ONO sTxTY-TBREB FEET FfvE INCHES.
CycrSyArr. February 12.-At II O'Clock
this morning the river bad reached % feet
5 inches.
Barges are being run along Second street
10 relieve the wants OF the people living
there. The current along Front street Is
so rapid that navigation Ii dangerous. The
suspension bridge cannot be reached ut all
exeept by boats. Newport bridge il also
inaccessible except by boats or wagons.
suffering among people in the flooded part
OF the city Il unavoidable, as no organized
efforts have yet been made to relieve them;
but something must be done soon or loss OF
life Is inevitable.
TUE RIVER At OTHER POINTS.
A special to the 7imes-Stdr from points
above indicate that the rise will continue
here probably till tomorrow. The river is
falling at Marietta, but Is rising above
there. At Maysville IL IL rising an inch
every hour. There are large quantities OF
whiskey, -four, and other property over
flowed there. There is no change In the
situation Of the railroads. The Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton railroad tracks are
under water near Brighton, but trains left
and arrived this morning. The Little
Mamie road Is virtually blocked at Batavia
Junction. few miles out, by the tracks
being inundated. No news has been re-
ceiyed this morning from Lawrenceburg,
Indiana, and the worst is feared there, rs
the town is isolated.
THE FLOODS AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February H. At II O'Clock
last night the river was rising two inches
an hour. There arc thirty-six feet in the
canal, and something less on the falls. The
groundsh0ors Of houses on Wafer street
are inundated, aud tie occupants have
moved 10 the upper floors, or have gone out
entirely. The shipping is partly under
water. Much Of Portland i in the same
condition. No loss OF life yet. Most Of
those forced to move arc poor people on
the river-front. Several distilleries are
under water. Cattle being fed there are
IN danger,of drowning. Dispatches from
Frankfort say that the Kentucky river has
reached thirty-four feet, and is rising
foot per hour. When this volume Of
water reaches the Ohio river great dam
ace win undoubtedly result, although strong
efforts are being made to prepare for the
worst. The Lfe-Saying Service is OF in
estimable advantage to the poor people
CAUGHT by the flood.
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Nirginin MOVE.

The neighborhood Of MartinsyilIe Is
troubled with burglars.
Jesse G.. Wainwright has been commits
stoned postmaster at Grafton, York coun-
~, Va.
Elisha Campbell, a noted negro con-
Juror Of Lancaster county, has disap-
peared, and his sandal has been found not
on the edge OF the crater Of volcano, but
in the snow.
A correspondent Of the Blacksburg
Ne,cS writing from Lovely Mount Central
Depot regarding the smallpox says ::
our little village, Lovely Mount. is in
quite ioment over the smallpox. This
disease is here in malignant form.
There are seven in the "siCk" hospital,
and twenty in the "well" hospital, who
have been very much exposed. All the
victims are, a. yet, colorcd, and as there
are vast numbers Of railroad hands here
from all sections Of the country, it will be
hard to check its rayages.
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9itl,mond 1ispatfh.
rrrspAy. FEBRUARY 10. 1888.
NANNIIIE.


-, r,->vp,t OF THE LATE CHARLES n. KEEN
ruE WATER AND Gas QUESTION NSs' VIII
liam HIcgsoN, OF BEpfoRD COUNTY
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'I
'''''' FEBRUARY II, 1888.
nh funeral OF the late Charles j. Keen
- ,lace Yesterday evening from the
Main. Street Methodist church, Rev. Dr.
pro,gn conducting the services and having
,hc assistance Of Rev. Dr. Martin. The
rnu.c was full. Much emotion wss ex-
lei when Rev. Or. Brown read from
s' Dsner statement OF the Affections
s'.Li~b had in The last few years befallen
~ % hercayed mother, end the spirit with
LIB she bore them, she having lost her
r,'rand Eve sons. two daughters, and
4 q 80 Grandchildren. The report which
~. prown gave Of his conversations with
NJ Eccr--conyerSaiions leading to his con-
,enrsion--was also very interesting. Mr..
veon had told the Doctor that lie recognized
a.. i,ct that he could not live long, but he
80 DAD that be had been able 10 provide
: competency for his little family, and that
sveyy dollar Of Ii had been honestly earned.
!. Mr. Keen" began The Doctor, "there IL
no religion without honesty, but honesty
i. not religion
The assertion on The part OF the Council
~ the determination to levy tax on par
ties who can aud DO not use water and gas
hos excited some discussion, some saying
TIA, II looked like ON effort 10 compel people
~ use the Gas snd water; others that II was
a desire 10 protect public and private pro-
ncrfy and persons that influenced the
Council 10 assert such determination. The
water and gas-works are the property OF
tho city. Major BallOu, town engineer,
saws il Is for the protection Of the city and
rho general convenience OF the citizens, and
rs n matter Of right and justice that the
Council has determined on this course.
There are $50 persons who at their homes
and places OF business use the water and
g,s. and these pay all the expenses OF light
ing the city and supplying the water-mains
with water.
Report has just been received that Mrs.
William dickson, oi Bedford county, died
Il Chatham yesterday, to which place she
had come several days ago for medical
treatment. Mrs. dickson was Miss Lizzie
Riyes. the sister of Mrs. Judge Green, and
niece OF Mrs. Colonel Rison. ALPHA.
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Murder I'm s,anl, County, y. &.

The Charlotte Observer OF Saturday says:
Dir. III. +. Walker, revenue agent sta
toned at Albemarle, Stanly county, was
shot and MORALLY wounded day before yes
terday by an Illicit distiller named David
fraley. The scene Of the shooting was in
The northern part OF the county. Fraiey
slipped up behind Mr.. Walker and shot
him in the back. A telegram received in
this city Yesterday from Mr.. Lindsay
Walker, brother to the wounded man,
says that there is no possible chance for
him 10 recover, and he was not expected
10 survive through last night. 1t was a
cold-blooded assassination, and the people
are greatly stirred upsnd swear vengeance
upon the murderer's head. Fraley made
good his escape, and had not been captured
up 10 last accounts.
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Tho ArIingfnn Estnfc.

WAsH:NGTON, February I2.-The senate
Judiciary Committee to-day agreed TO re-
port for the passage OF the bill providing
for the purchase from George Washington
Parke Curtis Lee OF the entire Arlington
estate, comprising l 100 acres, near Wash
ington, city, and including the National
cemetery, at the total cost Of $4,000.
The accrued taxes, some $4,000, are to be
paid by General Lee, who has agreed TO
the terms proposed by the committee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rHg DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gessip--C Congressional
Proceedings Yesterday Another Fearful
Gasoline Expiesion--New Advancement for
Transportation of Freight go the Pacific
Coast-AYabama Legislature Giving Relief
70 Counties Financially Embarrassed
Sesqul.Centeanial Celebration OF the Set
Element OF Georgia s15o,ooo Failure In
Boston--Pig-I Made In the United
states Last Year-A Defauitina Louisiana
sheriG-Progrnmmc OF the Irish Party In
Parliament.
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pig-IrOn Statistics.

PHILADELPHIA, PENN, February r.
The American Iron and Steel Association
has received reports from all the makers OF
pig-iron in the United States, and officially
announce that the quantity of pis-iron
made in 1882 was 4.623,323 tons, which is
almost half a million tons more than ever
before made in one year in this country.
The stock of pig-iron held unsold in the
hands Of makers at the close Of 1852 was
$50. $50 tons: at the close OF 1881 stock on
hand was lSS,300 tons.
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Explosion and Fire.

UTICA, y. Y, February 12.-An explo-
sion Of gasoline occurred in :. Blaisdel,
Jr., & Co.'s knitting mills, formerly "MaX-
wells lower mill" at Rock City, near AM
sterdam, n. Y, at 4 \. VI. to-day, caused
by the Waterman Keegan going into the
cellar with his lamp. The building was
wrecked and fired, and Kcegan crawled
out with terrible burns on his head and
arms. -Four sets Of machinery and large
amount Of stock were destroyed. The
loss is estimated at $4,000; insured for
So, 800.
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prisoners In Kilmninham Hall are kept In
solitary confinement and hindercd from
producing evidence for their defence.

prisoners In Kilmninham Hail are kept in
solitary confinement and hindercd from
producing evidence for their defence.
NEW YORK TAILOR IN FEMALE ATTIRE.
LONDON, February i2.-Henry Prouse
Cooper, n tailor from Nay York. was be-
fore the Bow-Strcet Police Court to-day,
charged with being suspicious character,
and lettering In Cbaring Cross dressed In
female attire. He u described n tailor
doing business ut No. 81 Broadway, New
York. He was remanded.
TIE IRISH QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February 12.-The Times, in
an article on the programme OF the Irish
party in Parliament, says il Is probable
that Nr. Il, NJ. Healy's scheme for local
governmental Ireland will form the basis
OF the chief Irish bill. On the address in
reply to the speech from the throne there
Will be debate on the general subject OF
the Irish policy OK the Government. Mr.
Parnel will demand az official account OF
the private inquiry held at Dublin Castle,
and will point out the necessity OF further
measures for the relief OF distress in Ire
land. A bill to amend the land act has
been already drafted.
LONDON, February 12.-The late Earl OF
Ashburnham's collection OF manuscripts is
offered for sale TO the British Museum.
They have an unequalled range, extending
from the Saxon period to letters OF Crom-
Wells. including the refusal OF Halpden
and others to pay ship-mOney. There are
1000 volumes. The price will probably be
elG0,000. The Times points out that IL
Great Britain hesitates to purchase the col
lection America Is certainly ready to do so;
that Chicago holds a bequest for the pur-
chase Of library. Germany has already
been treating for the purchase OF the manu-
ssrzpts.
MARINE DISASTERS.
LoNDov, February 12.-The steamer
A MORA, from New Orleans January 21st,
" hich has arrived at Liverpool. reports
that she spoke at 4 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. ninety miles southwest Of Fastnet. the
steamer Quebec, overdue from Portland,
and that all on board were well.
The bark Hannah Blanchard, CAPTAIN
Williams. from Liverpool for New York,
has put into Falmouth. The captain has
been drowned.
The steamer Louise H., from Baltimore,
has arrived at Liverpool. Her decks were
damaged and boats smashed on the passage.
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snnnression OF Lotteries.

WASHINGTON, February 12.-The bill in
troduced to-day by Representative Robert
son. of Louisiana, for the more eifectual
suppression OF lotteries proposes to prevent
the transmission through the mails Of any
newspapers, magazines, or any other publ
cations which contain any information as
to where lottery tickets may be bought,
when the drawings will take place, or what
numbers have drawn prizes.
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Railroad Accident.

FORT WAYNE, ND, February IA
passenger train on the Wabash, -. LOUIS
and Pacific railroad encountered broken
rail near Antwerp yesterday and Jumped
the track. The day-coach and chair-car
were overturned. The following are the
injured: j. W. Bowers, seriously; j. T..
eager, route agent OF the American EX-
press; Lewis Lane and l.. ID. sbadon.
slightly. All are OF Toledo. The injured
were cared for at Antwerp.
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Fatal Cutting ARRAY I'm Hanover.
lCOrrespOndcGcc OF the Richmond DlsDatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. Va,


IiANOvER COURTHOUSE. VA-l
February ~, 1888.
LAST night AZ about 10 o'clock an angry
disputc occurred at the residence OF an old
rolorcd man Norman White between two
colored youths, Herbert Jones and sam.
Tunstan. both about eighteen years old, in
which the latter was very seriously, and 1t
i thought fatally, stabbed. There is no
evidence Of any former quarrel between
them. and it +, thought that the aifray was
caused BY jealousy, as both parties were
visiting Inc sane girl. At this writing
Jones i. being tried before Justice OF the
Peace Henry Cady-Lawycr Willoughly
Newton. Jr., appearing for the accused.
Jones was sent on to the grand jury OF the
County Court for indictment, and later re-
ports saw the wounded man will certainly
die SLAsuER.
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The Sixth North Carolina Revenue
District.

WASHINGTON, February l2.-The special
committee 10 investigate the interna-reye-
nue. service in the Sixth North Carolina
district presented to the Senate to-day two
long reports-mai ority and minority. Mr..
Vance, chairman OF the committee, pre-
sented the minority report, and Messrs.
McDill and Mitchell the majority.
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The stock market opened irregular, but mainly
a fraction below saturdays close. In the early
trade thc market was weak, and a further decline
of HaIi, was recorded. Ia which Union racine.
omaha preferred, W. 81. and Delaware Lack
awanna and Western were the greatest SUI
fcrcrs There was then a recovery Of . 10 ., Tel
by Kansas and rcXss. and Missouri Pacific: after
which the market again became weak, ana SHORTLY
before midday prices sold Down 2@l per celt''
Union and Missouri Pacihcs being the most prom
,ncnt in the decline. Colorado Coal, however, dn-
ring that time was strong, and advanced 8 10 80:
I'M Inc etrly afternoon the general list recovered
,Hl,, The lLtter Central Paclhc n. er when tile
NM et became duh and heavy and fell on gradu-
ally 10 The close. Memphis ana Charleston record
ing . decline Of p -. Paul and Chle1goi bur-
irngton and Quincy, Il. frie, :, ana The re-
matnder of the lt AL, the latter Louisville ana
Nashville and Texas Pacific. The market closed
weak al about tie lowest pnini OF the DAY, anu
iG lower than at Saturdays close, Memphis and
(bar.e.tOu. Union Pacihc, Central faci1c, Ncst-
.rn and - Paul being the most conspicuous N the
days decline. Transactions aggregated 332,OVO
shares. -, ,r,..,..y
BALTIMoEE. February l2.-Vlrgln@a 81, con 'oll,
dated, 49,; Few lO-4O's, 40'.i new SIS 40 bid
i a. -flug
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Relief 10 Distressed Counties.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February l2.-Both
houses Of the Legislature have passed ab,ll
10 allow five, counties, which are nego-
tiating with the holders Of their bonds, to
have an extension Of time in which to pay
their taxes to The State. This relief, it IS
thought, will enable distressed counties to
COMPROMISE on a cash basis.
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A lnfnI EMIL.

JACKSON, o., February 12.-IIon. Levi
DUNCAN was found dead yesterday morn
ing at the foot OF clilI OF rocks thirty feet
high. He had been visiting a sick grand
child until IL o'clock Saturday night, and
while returning be became confused In the
snow and walked oil the cliff,
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Foreign News.
Nh. o'DoyNELL's COMPLAINT.

Mr.. ODONNLlL = $780,
LoxDoS, February 12.-Mr. ODonnell,
member OF Parliament Tor hungarian,
writes TO the Times. complaining that
while informers and paid witnesses are al
lowed every opportunity Of putting their
stories together and to improve their mem'
DRY by consulting each other, the Irish
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By Telegraph.
NAV NNKk.

NEW YORK. February l2.-Cotton quiet and
easy: sales, eli bales; middigns upiands- lose.;
midiling Orleans, loAc.; consolidated mel re-
ceipts. 25.2s2 bales; exporIs-to Great BRITAIN
2O.O77 bales; 20 france, o,f7d tales. 70 ule con,
tInent, SID bales. southern lour steady and
,iry active; common e. fair extra, $40 t3,o,Svs
good 10 choice extra, 35.4O@s7. Wh<at-Cssil
grades very frln No spring, 81 Nv. nnefa.xu
E,a0s. CcrE-eash lcss held drmi winaaed' dpS
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ADecnulting Sheriff.

NEW ORLEANS, February 12.-The Times
Democrats Baton Rouge dispatch reports
Sheriff w. W. Bradley, OF East Carroll
parish, a defauter for $4,000, and that pro
ceedings are being taken against him by
the State and parish authorities.
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A Murderer Sentenced.

EAsToN, Pa, February l2.-Charles Fo-
lev, who murdered his wife at Oxford, n.
j.. December 29lh. pleaded guilty of man
slaughter at Belyidere, n. D., this morning,
and was sentenced to ten years impr1son-
men! in the New Jersey penitentiary.
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Cotton Mills ReOpened.

WILMINGTON. DEL, February l2.-The
Arlington Cotton Mills, which closed
Saturday on account OF strike, reOpened
this morning with threc-fourths oil the
spinners and half OF the wcayers at work.
New men will take the place OF strikers IN
all the departments.
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Nominations.

WASHINGTON, February 12.-Thc Presi-
dent to-day nominated Emory Speer 10 be
United States attorney for the Northern
district OF Georgia, and Joshua b. Hill TO
lie United States marshal for the Eastern
district Of North Carolina.
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Ucayy Failure.

BosToS, February I2.-The Bay State
Iron Company Corporation, doing. an ex-
tensive business, has failed The liabilities
are stated at $4,000. The plant Of the
corporation is estimated to be worth
81, 900.
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BuaSETT's cocoANE has received uni
yersal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses ssch remarkable properties for
embellishing and strengthening the hair
and rendering II dark and glossy. II cures
badness and eTndieaies dandrufL.
Bnrnetts Flasoring Extracts are the best.
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Fire I'm Georgia.

CHATTANOOGA. February R.-Robert
Johnson's handle factory at Dalton, Ga,
was burned by inccndiaries last night.
Loss, S35, 900; Insurance, $1,000.
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Morgan dangerously al.

NEW York, February l2.-EX-Goyernor
Edwin ID. Morgan is lying dangerously III.
lie is attended by number OF eminent
physicians. His family are very anxious
as 10 the result,
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sugars caused an immensely Iiyely debate
In the Senate tonight, after the iron duties
were disposed OF, Mr.. Jonas used strong
language in condcmning the committees
action, and showed much feeling. The
committee defended Itself. Mr.. Van
wyek (Republican) created sensation and
occasioned much herriment when he de-
nounced the high-tariff measures and con-
demned the methods OF the protectionIsts.
The Senate adjourned at twenty minutes
past ten, but the House sat later.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate made slow progress to-day
with the tariff and internal-revenue bill.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, 1922, AS; customs. s7lG.O54.
Mr.. Blair presented to the Senate petit
lions from colored people Of Virginia in
favor Of congressional aid 20 public
schools.
The State Department commenced to-
day to pay the seventh annual Mexican In
demnity fund.
The President sent telegram OF con-
dolence to the family OF Ex-Governor
Jewell.
The motion OF Mr.. Turner, Of Kentucky,
to put trace-chains on the free list was
lost.
The Duke DeMorny, OF Paris, will be
in Washington week after next.
The Post-Ofllce Department is draped in
mourning in respect TO the late eX-Post-
master-GeneTal Jewell.
The Kansas Legislature has memoralized
Congress to pension the Mexican veterans.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, Fcbruary II, Iss3.
sALEs-Fmsr BoARp.-f 500 Richmond and
Dapyillc consols. 1883, at l0l y: 1900 Rich
monJ and Danville consols, 1890, at 1851; 1900
Richmond and Danvilic consols, 1856. nj l04
so shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at
G3; 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte Eailroad In
comes at 75k, loco do. at 75H; 100 Richmond
city S. at lis. 200 do. at li5; 500 Virginia
consols at so; 10 shares Columbia and Gresayille
Railroad preferred stock at 80.
SECOND BOARD.-l0 shares Atlanta aud Char
lotte Railrcsd stock Oh. b. az 63g, 10 do. ut es,
10 do. at 53- 10 do.at 63,S, so do. at 1884, so a..
at 63's. 8 shares Charlotte, Colombia aud Augusta
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.KIdney-Wort has given Immediate Teilef IN
many cases Of rheumatism filling under my
notice. Dr. Philip g. Bailou, Monkton' VI.
April 30, 1852.
Il never found even relief from rheumatism
and kidney troubles Till | used kidncy-N 'rt.
yo,o tn. ioslL~-David M..Iuttcr' Hartford, Wis.
oe lO-Sa, Tu,Th&w1Mh3
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. February NOoR.-siocks firm.
Money. 4 per cent. tXcnangC-LODg. 4S2f. short,
1852. state bonds neglected Governments ir-
regular and quiet
strong aud higher: new SIS, lD3 new 4h'S,l 49,
new A., l193.. Money, 3@f, closing 1T per
cent offered. States without feature. Treasury
balances Coin. al $500 currency, s6,l92.
S,o,tr. .,,,i.f .ub Generally weak
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

TRAIIN hND OOI N-' I1-NN11zf-'V71~'
RICHMOND. February IL, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Wbite, $50 bushels. Red, J,O32 bush
coax.-white, 1880 bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
OATs.-962 bushels.
observation-disclosures sEED.-6o bushels.
ELoUR.-375 barrels.
sw.ES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
VHEAT-Whiie, 23G bushels prime ON private
's0oJ I oneborry on private terms; .l0i Bushels
Soog 10 very good Longbsuy a; sl.2o 10 Tl,25i
553 bushels prime Shoriberry on private terms !,
l.74U bushels fair 10 prime shortberry al Si.sV
CopN.-White, "A bushels good At COO.
OATs-lG2 bushels very good 70 prime winter
az % 20 Toe.
MRAL.-5B bushels at csc.
C0rTOS.-Tone steady. Receipts, SO bales. Quo
tanons: Middnng 9s.c.; low middllng, eac.
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Flour.

Flour-we quote: Fine, fS@43.25: supeIGne,
s3.750s495 extra, s5&s5.25; common fami-
in. s595I$5.5O: Patent famiiy, y3501sG.75.
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Gales md Floods i'm Ireland.

LONDON, February l2.-Heayy gales and
floods prevail In England and ireland to-
day
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MARINE fNTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY IL, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen Co.. agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia, merehan-
disc j. W. McCarrick. agent
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer GuyandOttc. Keys New York, merchan-
disc and passengers g.. W. Allen * TO-
steamer Pioneer, Platt, Philadelphia, merchat-
disc. j. W. McCaTick, agent
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer ARIEL. clifford, Norfolk, United stafes
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Tatums
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FERRY IL. 1883.
fly Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray SchermerhOm. Norfolk. mer-
cllunaise and passengers. chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company (and sailed IN reiurnl
STEAMER Accomac. Delk. merchandise ana pas
sengers. Smithteld Chesapeake ana ONO halfway
Company land sailed on reiurnl. -
steamer Northampton, Mctarrick. NorIoks
mcrchau dise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company tand sailed on returnl.
steamship kanawha, Greenwood, Providence
steamship II. J. Robson. simpson, Charleston .
for Bremen. put In for coal.
SAILED.
steamship Hercules. Dover. Kingslynn, EnR,e
from Fornadna. having coaled.
schooner Emma Merry, Hail. New York. slaves.