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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Portions Of a Town Flooded.
lsy Telegraph to the Dispatch

lby telesrhpA 10 the Dspatcn.l
BELLvILLE, ONT, February t.
Owing to the cold weather of the past
three days the mouth Of the MORA river
has been almost completely blocked
with ice, and in consequence the water
is now eight feet above the ordinary
level. Every cellar in the principal
business portion Of the town has been
submerged, and the backyards and pre-
misses in rear Of the stores on the west
side of Front street are also inundated.
In another district half a mile square
every building, excepting half dozen.
has its lower floor covered with from
SIX inches to four feet Of water. and
most Of the houses have been vacated.
Many manufactures and other business
establishments Of all kinds have sus-
pended operations. Numerous families
are huddled together in upper stories
of houses and are suffering intensely
from the cold, the mercury having
fallen below zero. The water in the
river is steadily rising. and it is feared
that the whole Of Front street will be-
come submerged and business be
brought to 3 standstill. Nothing can
prevent this catastrophe but a cOnsid-
cradle rise in the temperature. Over
one hundred families have already been
rendered homeless, and sixty-nine Of
these are dependent upon public cha
rity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05

says: at can be shown to the salts
faction Of any congressional committee
that trade has been constantly kept up
by Mexicans with the hostile Apaches,
while every obstacle has been put in
the path Of the American commands
sent into Mexico in pursui, Of the rene
gades.
Wherever It was possible the officers
were arrested and thrown into prison.
Among those who were thus incarce-
rated were Lieutenant Mcdonald, Of the
Fourth cavalry, and Lieutenant Elliott.
Of the Tenth cavalry. They were kept
under guard until the approach Of large
forces Of American troops frightened the
hexicans into liberating them. From
the most reliable information there is
not the least doubt that the killing OF
Captain Crawford was a premeditated
murder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY FEBRUARY s. 1886

cell to escort him to the dungeon. He
promised to 90 quietly. but IN
sn uneusrded moment he turned
upon them with large knife which he
had secreted in his coat. lie Slashed
right and left and laid out both depu-
ties in q moment. Edwards hearing
the noise ran TO see what caused il, and
was greeted with blow from the knife
which nearly killed him. BY this time
tbeguard appeared, overpowered Clarke,
and placed him in the dungeon. Me-
KANE is probably fatally hurt Greayes
and Edmunds have better chance for
life. but are seriously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
A Mexican Claim.
IBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

Ell PAso. TEXAS, February A.
Jesus Escobar. Mexican Consul in this
city. is in telegraphic correspondence
with the Mexican authorities with the
object of inducing them TO make 4 for
NAL claim for Geronimo and his band
from the United States on the ground
that the Indians surrendered to Lieu
tenant Maus on Mexican territory. Il
is stated that there is nothing in the
treaty with Mexico to cover such a
raca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
The 60, ernment's Policy on the Sill
yer Question.

by telegraph 10 the DispatchI
WASHINGTON, February i.-The
Cabinet meeting to-day was attended
by all the members except Secretary
lamar, who Is not in good health.
The principal topic Of discussion was
the action Of the House Of Representa-.
tiyes yesterday in adopting Mr.. BANDS
resolution calling on the Secretary Of
the Treasury for information in
regard TO his past and future
policy on the silver question.
The propriety and expediency Of
disclosing the future policy Of the Ad-
miDistration on this question was con-
sidered at length. II is understood that
the conclusion reached was that the
Secretary could best reply to that
portion Of the resolution by re-
ference TO the views expressed By
the President in hi message to
Congress, and by the Secretary Of
the Treasury in his annual report on
the subject. with the explanatory state
mtnt that their sentiments in regard 70
silver remain unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Putting Them at Their Leg innate
Work
~ teIegnpn tothe p!spatcn.l

lBy Telegraph tothe Dspaten.l
WAsHINGTON, February There
are forty names borne on the rolls Of
the Treasury Department as - labor
ers." During the snow-storm yester-
day, however, it was found that there
were only about ten men available for
cleaning snow off the payements around
the building. These were unequal TO
the task, and the Superintendent APP
Piled TO misunderstanding Smith for
assistance. Smith called for the roll,
and, learning that = large majority Of
the employees classified as - laborers "
were engaged in clerical and other light
duties, authorized the Superintendent TO
call on all Of them who were found
physically able TO assist in the work.
The result was that about thirty men
started at work on the sidewalks this
morning, and soon had them clear Of
SuOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
A Conyiets bloody Work

ny IeieBfapu % INC DFAFtA-I
PITTSBURGH, February A seri-
Gus ARRAY occurred in Riverside peni-
Tertiary this morning, in which Deputies
McKains. Greaves, and Edwards were
injured-the two former dangerously.
A prisoner named James Clarke, who
is serving a sentence Of seven years for
burglary, had been ordered to tina dun
geon for an infraction Of the rules.
Mckaine and Greayes repaired to his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
ENGLISH Politics.

GisesfoHs Ou,lipes the PoHey OF the NV Gov
erBmsnt on the irish cues,ion.
iBy Anglo American cable to the Dispste 4.
LONDON, February 4.-The Liberals
and Conservatives changed sides on the
meeting Of the House of Commons to-
DAY. In the House writs were moved
for the reelection Of members who have
been appointed to office by Gladstone,
except in the case OF John Morley,
Chief Secretary for Ireland.
The House Of Commons adjourned
until Saturday, and the House Of Lords
until Monday.
No opposition will be offered to the
reelection TO Parliament Of Chamber
lain. president Of the Local Govern
meut Board in the new Ministry. The
appointment ofLord Roseberry as Secre-
tlry for Foreign Affairs in GladstOne's
Cabinet is generally approved. 1t is
believed that Roseberry will follow the
policy pursued by Lord Salisbury. The
markets have in nowIse been affected
by the announcement Of the compost
ton Of the new Cabinet.
LONDON. February THE news
papers Of ireland generally interpret the
appointment Of Mr.. John Morley as
Chief Secretary for Ireland to mean the
transfer Of power to the Irish rulers but
they say precedents warn the people
against being too sanguine.
Gladstone will tomorrow issue his
election address TO the voters Of Mid
lothian giving the elements Of the poll
cY upon which he asked that con-
stituency to return him TO the House
Of Commons to fill the vacancy caused
by the fact Of his accepting Office.
LONDON, February 5.-Gladstone
has issued his address to the electors
Of Midlothian. In it he says that
there are three questions concerning
Ireland which demand the attention OF
Parliament-the question Of social or
der, the question Of land reform. and
the question Of selfgoyernment. The
desire for selfgovernment. he says.
must neces srily be subject to the law
Of imperial unity. The Government
hopes to find safer and more effectuai
method than coercion to remedy the
social troubles.
The DAILY Netrs interprets the mani
festo to mean that Gladstone intends TO
deal with the Irish questions in the
order in which be had mentioned them.
II thinks that the scheme will secure
unanimous support Of the Liberals.
while the Conservatives cannot with
decency oppose. and will almost GER
tainly support. measures for the estab-
lishment Of social order and reform o.
the land law.
The Nsry adds that II PANEL really
has lie welfare Of his country at heart
he viii have an opportunity to eyince
his patriotism but if he obstrscts the
completion OF Giadstone's scheme Par
lament will turn a ready ear TO the
proposal Of coerciye measures.
LONDON. February The Queen
acting upon the advice Of Mr. Glad
stone, will appoint a successor to Lord
CarnaIyon, Lord-Lieutenant Of Ireland.
Reelection.writs viii be issued in the
House OF Commons to-day for the re-
mainder Of the members Of the Govern
ment, but Morley's writ cannot be Is
sued till Lord Carnaryon's successor
has been appointed.
Herbert Gladstone will accept the
post Of Financial Secretary in the War
Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
appropriations for Public buildings.
IRv fnlazra nh IN The Dlsnaichl

WASHINGTON, february 4.-The
Senate Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds reported favorably to the
Senate to-day bills making appropria-
tons for public buildings, as follows :
Wilmington, y. c.. 100000: Au.
gusta, Ca, 100000. 1t also reported
favorably bill to appropriate $50, 200
for the enlargement and improvement
Of the public building at Petersburg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wa yORE srocr vapYer


NEW YORK. February s.-The stock mar.
ket continues active with acka wanna the
most conspicuous feature. At the opening
the market was somewhat Irregular. bot
early developed decided strength. which
continued. with frequent moaerate re-ac-
irons. until the middle Of the afternoon.
During this time prices advanced from q
fraction TO ever 8 coal stccks lead ng on
considerable realizing. late IN the lay
there was a fractional decline Ia nearly
everything on the list. the market eonttn-
uiDg weak until shortly before > O'Clock
In the final dealings renewed strength pre-
vailed, and the market elsssed flrm
at quotations with continued strength
ia Tackawanna. The report that there
N substantial basis on which the
stories about Pennsylvania seeuring
control OF Reading and the sUbeequeui
combination of coal corporations ands
greater number OF believers To aid the
upward movement to-day lackaWanns
was made difiicult 20 borrow. I.ackasanna
shows a net gain OF g.: Jersey central
however - down II. Reading = and lels.
ware and Hntson with the exceptions
mentioned the most active stocks are gen
orally fracsionsily higher this evening tuan
they closed yesterday, while about ~ many
OF the inactive shares shOv small declines.
There has been during the day great deal
OF talk about an early advance Ia Lake
shore and the stock was second IN activity
to-day. sales sos 600 shares.
N0On.--sStncKs active and arm. Money
Isa2 per cent. Exchsnge-LoDg ass. /:
snort, tssA. Governments neglected..
n ezin0.-Excbange, 4sT. honey. lEaS
per cent. Sub-Tressury bslances-tiolf.
Sl65. O5e. 600: currency. ti0.sea000. Gov
eruments dull: 4 per cents, l2& psF
cents 1901 bid. State boDis arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
A Drunkara.s Death.
"
LIZ fAleyrnnh To the D,snatch.l

CHARLESTON, 5. c., February A.
In Chesterfield county on Sunday last
a white man named Hunter, who was
under the influence of liquor, at a So
cial gathering, commenced firing at two
men named Courtenay AMI Plyler, and
wounded bystander. Courtenay and
Plyler fired upon Hunter and killed him
instantly. To-day his slayers gave
themselves up, and will probably be
bsiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05

it's object. The commitse rose and the
bill was passed.
DIR. Bragg, of Wisconsin, asked unani-
nous consent TO offer a resolution set
ting apart Friday and Saturday next
for the consideration OF the Fitz John
Porter bill. the previous question to be
ordered at S o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Dir. Reid, OF Maine. objected.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
LATE WEATHER REPORT
by te'egrap1 70 the D.spatcu.I

ny &c N-i a ~ t' tAAf Ssa "a NNtls.
WAsHINGToN, February 81 4.
A.-For the Middle Atlantic States,
tdir Teoiher. nearly stationary tenn
perafre, toliored turing Saturday BY
slightly Kramer reafder, northwest -
southrest WiHds, becoming rQrilblc.
rising folloicsd IN the re tern portion
By falling barometer.
For the South atlantic States,
fair veatIer, lctadsgsnsrally uOrtherly
stationary .toHorei By siopiy-rtyHg
temperature, ercepf At Jac,soHrills,
slightly coider tollorei BY sloriy-
f,sing temperature.
For Richmond and r,cinity, fair
ve1tter. stationary followed Jy iorty-
rising temperature, and rdrmer heather
during Saturday.
I'll n, q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Riotous Strikers France

CBy Anglo-Americane cable to the Dispatch
PARIS, February 4.-Nearly all the
workers in the muslin, lace, calico, me-
Iino. cashmere, and table-linen manu-
factories at ST. Quentin, Department OF
Aisne, are striking, and the majority Of
the factories are closed to-day. The
men on the strike are paraling the
streets melting mobs against the shop
masters. The situation is regarded as
very dangerous, and the authorities are
taking military precautions to avoid a
riot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
GefOnimO's summary Punishment
Demanded.

BY telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
Il PAsO. TENAs. February THE
feeling in Arizona and New Mexico in
favor Of the summary execution Of
Geronimo. the Apache chief, and the
surviving members Of his blood-thirsty
band is rapidly growing into a demand.
Reports received here from various por-
tons Of the two Territories raw
a-ed by these red tends plainly
indicate that the people are greatly
reused and will oppose the usual course
pursued by the military authorities
IN allowing the renegades to return 70
their reservations unpunished. They
will demand that the same punishment
be meted to Geronimo and his followers
as Rlel and his leading malecontents re-
ceiyed at the hands Of the Canadian
Government. Petitions will be sent to
Washington insisting that Geronimo and
his followers be tried for murder under
the local laws Of the Territories where
his crimes were committed. The
dreaded Apache chief expects the
same privileges will be extended to
him as were granted to his predeces-
sors. lie has faith in the humanity Of
General Crook and other leading off,
GERS Of the army. He has already
been provided with clothing, is well
fed and cared for. and has expressed q
desire to be returned to the San Carlos
reservation as soon as possible.
Careful estimates place the number
Of those who were killed by these
fiends during their last raid at 10.
Many of the killed were women
having highly-respected connections in
the East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Sudden Blindness.

IhJ IritsIapal 70 0l4o DIsfaVNI'I
PITTSBURGH, PA, February f.
Miss Lizzie May Timer. who is playing
in Dads Girl. at Library Hall, faint
ed last night after the close Of the per-
formance. and upon regaining conscious
ness she was totally blind. She was
confined to ho7 room in St. Paul for SIX
weeks with iritis. and this relapse is
due to severe cold and too early exer-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Railroad SaffrFs.

lby Telegraph TO the Dispsieni
NEW YoRG, February i.--Charles
NJ. NcGhee, Robert Fleming. Frederick
p. Aleott. Frederick d. Tsppen. George
Warren Smith, and Edmund w. Cor
lies have been appointed the reoFgAsi.
zauon committee Of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com.
pany. and an agreement Of reorganizs-
ton has been prepared and adopted by
the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Tie wsdtier IN Richmond yssteriQl
rds cold and ciear after . 4. ".
Mean temperature
DRIZE OVERCOATS.

pRIZE oYERCOATS,
oNLYsI5 EACH,
bEIuH REMOVING We OFFER YJC
TIE CHOICE or OUR
WINTER OYERCgAT~.
sAoK, AND IEOCK,. BODY.FlTTING.
CC~TpAi.TAILOE MADE LINED WITH
Satin, SILK. AID SERGE: OUR ENTIRE
STOCK WITHOUT RESERVE. OFTHE
$50 S.. s25 so AND s2e KINDS.
FOR The INPRECEDENTEpLY Low
FIGCBEOI
SIS fIFTELN uOLLiK~ 81
THERE ARE NEARLY TWO HI INDEED
FROM WHICH To MAKE 4 SELECTION.
We CONSIDER THE~E ODDS AND EMS.
A. THEY ME- ALL We HAVE LEFT
FOyEROSETHOCSASDoF TIE SAME
SORTS. WE PREFER 81 900 CASH TO
THEE COATS. AND THAT Is WHY We
Do IT. IT Is EASIER To COUNT THE
CASH THAN THE ER0OATs. WEARE
SATISFIED The PRICE WILL CLEAR
THEM OUT. AND We WOULD RATHER
SUSTAIN A PRESENT Loss THAN t.
LOCK UPs2ooO FOR EIGHT MONTHS.
We HAVE SOLD QUANTITIES ATTHE
ORIGINAL PRICES. AND THESE WE
LEGALLY GUARANTEED TO BIZ THE
LOWEST PREVAILING INANY cry on
TIE CONTINENT.
NO BETTER PEOoF CAN BE ADDICTED
THAN THATYOUS SHOULD YOUR
SELF OF TIE PRESENT OPPORTUNITY
To BUY ONE Of OUR
$50 SIS. SIS. s22 Or $40
ovERCoATs
FOR
SIS FIFTEEN DOLLARS SIS.
Il. SAKS G. CO.,
STRICTLY osE.PaIcE cLorHERs.
1913 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE rosr.oFVicr
ILesl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
4 Mysterious DISAPPEARANCE.

Iby IEItbIHTH 70 nc DE IA0NU'I
SAVANNAH, GA" February til.
J. yalleau. the manager of the Bell
Telephone Exchange here, disappeared
on Monday. b. +. Dillon. manager Of
the Western Union telegrsph-office. has
been appointed temporary manager in
his place. Yalleau's books are correct
as far aS examined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Rough Weather In the valley

Ib5 IeItsIaFl 70 VHo D-aPfIVliI
HARRIsoNBURG. VA, February 4.
Three inches more Of snow fell last
night. The pike across the mountains
to West Virginia is biockaded so as to
be impossible for at least a month.
There is great suffering among the
stock. The mercury has fallen . de-
grees since noon and is still going down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Trench AfInlrs.

by ADglo-Amer.ca cable 70 the Dispatch +
PARIS, February 1.-The Chamber
Of Deputies to-day agreed that the
crown jewels should be sold to provide
fund for aged workmen. The Radicals
gave notice Of a motion TO expel the
princes Of former reigning families.
In the Senate to-day NJ. Goblet,
Minister Of Public Instruction, made an
eloquent speech in favor Of elementary
secular education. BY vote of to
., it was resolved that copies Of the
speeches be placarded in all the parishes
Of France. The debate on the subject
will be resumed on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
TheLandlords Of wales Resisting.

iBy Anglo American cable 10 tie Dispatch.
LONDON, February l.-The principal
landlords in Wales have combined 10
resist the demand Of the Farmers
League for a reduction Of . per cent.
in farm rents. In proclaiming their de.
cision the landlords declare they t.
gret that the Farmers Lea-ue has
adopted the false assumption that there
is natural antagonism between the
landlords and tenants. The landlords
add that while they are and will remain
willing to reduce individual rent>, &C
cording to the exigenc.es Of each par
;icllar case, they are determined 10
absolutely decline TO recognize the
League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1853.
SALEs-FIEsT BOARD.-ioO Virginia con.
soils at 40: 400 r. cent. fractional Al
519.; a. shares Nep hsnts National Bank a.
us: 8 600 Atlanta and charlotte Incomes
az 1924
SECOND BoARp.-I 900 Columbia aud
Creenyllle s. at ~ B; 1000 Atlanta and
Charlotte incomes At lO2 d, l 600 10. at lO4.
y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
American Catholic CoiIe.s

ID5 I''FsTaTA " IHr OIsps-cl.I
ANNAPOLIs, No, February tia
the Senate yesterday Nr. Shriysr, Of
Carroll county. introduced a bill % IN
corporate the American College Of tse
Roman Catholic Church OF the ai,ei
States. The e0rpOratOrs are Area
bishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore Ryaa,
Of Philadelphia; CoTrigan, Of New
York, and Williams. OF Boston. The
object Of the college is he education Of
young men for the ministry Of the Ca.
tholic Church tn principal O.tcs 70 be
in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
-Four Dspuiy.shsr,n. Indicted.

tBy Telegraph 10 the Dspatcn.i
GALVESTON, February THE
United States grand jury yesterday re-
turned true bills against four deputy.
sheriff. from Hill county, who on Mon
day night beat 4 conductor Of the Mis-
souri-Pacife passenger train. tsIrorirsi
the passengers, and intsrfered with the
running Of the train. They are eAarged
with Obstructiny the mails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Advanced Ten per cent.

by Telegraph 10 .he Dspsnh.
PITTSBURGH. February 4-rhs
strike al the Homestead Besssmer
Steel Works ended tonight By tn.
workmen accepting ten per cent. al.
vance on the wages offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
Killing Of Captain Crawford.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispafcn.i

TUcsoS, ARIz., February 4.-Ths
Star, in reference to the recent killing
OF Captain Crawford BY Mexican troops,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
BALTIMORE.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, February s.-Nlrzlnia SO.
consols s.: past-due coupons 80: new
lO.4Os. CO., new as 59t.. BIZ today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
The duty ON imported Leaf Tobacco.

~ AeHhiHRa4 " AnC HA3b2tNslsi
WASHINGTON, February AIS
sistant-Secretary fairchild has written
to the collector ofeustoms at New York
in regard to the classification Of leaf
tobacco, as it is understood that the
practice at that port is not in strict
conformity with the Departments
ruling Of May /, 1854. The collector
Is instructed as follows in regard to the
classification Of such tobacco: "Dif-
fsrsnt bales and packages which, as
admitted by all parties, contains two
different kinds or qualities OF tobsc-
co Of the wrapper class, should be
broken up and each different
quantity Of each class separated for
the purpose Of classification, so that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
COTTON REPORT.

Quotations.
STRICT To Coon NIDDLISG. -s+.c
N4UULLNB.-sc.
STRICT Low MIDDLISG.-s =.
Low AtDDLIEG.--5i.
Nafi.et rFNl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05
COTTON Markets
WV WORK corro. yrrrryuya

NEW YORK. February t.--Cotton-Ses re-
celpts. 2op bsles gross reosipta. aos bsis~.
Futures closed barely steady: ssles. ~ SO
bales February ss.ioass.lI: March " 10
Ass.If: April. ss.2s; Nay, ts.seAts 81 .
zust 50 esase.ss ss Dten Der. sS.saass.N T:
October. ss.xcate2ls SoyemhsT ss.iss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
FEHRrAet 4, 1855.
lie tobacco market IS without ,pe. ia.
feature to-day save e better temani ~ Ia
set era. >sies % good 90 enc Old Wrappers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-05

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEsRuAxr 4, Isss.
ARRIyED FEBRCARr so.
Schooner LIN. Hopkins Prean.oss. Neg
YORK coal. =. IL. Halves.
GLAZED february 50.
schooner Blanche (BritAh), MlanA IA.
hia, hour Dunlop AeCance.
AKRIyED FEBaCAkY ara.
schooner q. &. CrAnmer. Walto,. szlti-
more. fertilizers. :. q. rinsley a Co,
schooner Annie d. CTAnnsr, Cfsamsr,
Georgetown. ooAl. Writ Robefts.
PoKT OF NxwroKrs Nxws,
lBy tslsgrapa-l
ARRIVED FkBkUkRf ID.
steamship BreAkwateg, jenney. NEG
York. and sailed for West Point.
schooner W. II. Bailey. Lonxxxreet. Ns~
York H. X. rilton Harris. New rogG: 4. "A.
Valentine, Curtis, New York.
SALAD FEsRcsRY 50.
steamship scotia (t,ritsh). Ispsisy. co,os.
United states OF CosombiA.
schooner A. A. SNOW, Handy, nosfoa.
coal Chesapeake ana ohio nlswsy.
AkRIygD yEssrAxy tTs.
steamship BresswsteE Jeazsy. vssS
FONT. ant saaei 500 Ns~ YORK.