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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

ST, LOUIS, Sept. 5.-In a saloon fight
At East ST. Louis Tilman Cloud was dan.
gcronsly stabbed by a man named
o'Bricn. Cloud, who is a large. power
ful fellow, was the Aggrcssor. He IL a
81. MAry's hospital and O'Brion islOcked
up, pending tho result Of Clond's
Vonnda
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

HAVANA, Sept. 5-Th military gov.
emm Of CAndelAriA has notified Gen.
weyler that he has been assured thai
Antonio MaceO, the lnrurgeas loader,
alpA yeOaHlly y wOanda Eooaivoa " al
attack upon . military train IN the Vi
entity of TaD Taco
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

poLuNscs, o., sept. 6-The Colum-
bus Central Street Railway company
has been thrown into the hands OF a re-
oeivor, Poor business Is siven as Oh,
cause. Tho assets arc 1850, i0i, oi
which Sl.5OO, ,OOOis bonded indebtedness
The balance is in notes and open 40
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Emcst Nei.
decker, who was brought to the Ford.
ham hospital Thursday suffering from
lockjaw, is recovering. He is the frsl
patient treated with antitoxin for lock.
Jaw in any public institution in this
,.ountrv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
willow FIYsR ANp sMALLRox.
Pgsh Ara Raglas wHA F,rrer Ia IN,
ctr VI uaVsna

w " EffSNN
WASHINGTON, aopt h-fhe surgeon
general Of the marine hospital has n.
eeived information concerning the prev.
Alenee Of yellow fever and smallpox in
Cuba The fever is especially prevalent
In the Spanish army. Two huudrVl
new cases Of yelleY fever hAve been 70
ported IN Havana foF tho week and ~
dew easea Of smallpox. Tho latest 70,
port from Santiago de Cuba ia that yel,
low fever is on the increase and growing
more malignant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

ANDERSON. Tex, Sept. 5.--An old
negro. George Beckham, who has spent
toyears Of his life digging wells. We
killed by damp while working In . wsl
neae Prairie Plains
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
has The INIMY iATRINcHEo.
spaal.h ouas.ass WIN Attach Them Iu
q Fsw Day..


. Pew Days.
Madrid, Sept, 5.-An Official dispatch
from the capital Of the Phillipine 4.
lands announces that the inssEsenR Ars
intrenehed Il Nova eta On Oavite 18th
nas They viii be attacked by Spanish
gunboAts and operations against the in'
gurgents In the province viii begin next
week. A number Of influential meu
have been arrested At MGnnilla on IN,
charge Of b~ing concerned In the insur
recticna. According TO private dispatch
- the report that Germans AVe imRli-
Gated In the insgrreotion is confirmed
-Four insurgents have been condemned
n b ahO. at Manila and 800 have beer
transported 10 Caroline island.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

lSnASAFoLIs, Sept &c. d. Morgan.
president Of the First National bank AZ
Huntington. has declared for bryan.
He has been a Republican since ls50.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
SPANISH coNyoV sAsJuRse.
E.AsV rrI.oq.r. ~ th. In~rs,ns. Dg-r
In Cuba.

HAVANA, Sept. All IL reported that
the insurgents have seized the Spanish
convoy which lof, Oieeo Ia Airla for
IOs PeidrAs Aus %, killing and wound
ing o. capturing the entire government
force. consisting Of 800 men who werC
in charge Of the convoy. The Spanish
commander with eight members Of HI,
usAh was released. however. after being
diaArmed BY the rebels.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Crowds Continue 10 Greet Bryan on Hi.
Travels Over tn Country.

NAfNa oNtr IN tountfFs
MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 5.-Three 5.minute
speeches ard thousands Of handclaps
with great enthusiasm constituted
the incidents attending the trip Of w.
J. Bryan from Chicago % this city To-
day There were stops at waukegan,
konosha and Racine and the nominee
spoke 10 large crowds at each place. At
kenosha a reception committee Of Is
from this city boarded the train. The
first stop was made AZ Waukegan, where
200 people gathered about the car and
demanded a speech from the nominee
He was introduced as the next president
Of the United States and said in part:
III Is not for one man to say how an.
other shall think or act or vote, but /
believe we have the right 10 urge upon
you the importance Of studying the
question for yourselves and not allow.
ing anybody TO think for you. do not
believe there is any class Of people who
can safely be entrusted the right 70
think and act for another class. The
ballot is given to yon that each may
make his vote represent what he wants
himself. / simply ask You to study the
issues and vote as you please"
There were loud cheers for tae nomi.
nee when he had finished.
Kenosho was the next stop and 1000
people were waiting for the candidate.
Bryan spoke on the money question and
was loudly applAnded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

HKIESA, Mon, Sept. 5.-The First
National bank Of this city has failed.
+. ID Edgcrton, vice president and man.
agcr. says cseditOys will be paid In full.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

LlscOlS. ms, SEPT a-Daua Q.
Hooser died q heart failure hero a ths
aep Of %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
CharcOali CharcOall

Fsom one bushel 10 1000 bushels
10 2.S cents a bushel. Leave orders At
W. ]. Christians gun shop.
SET JoHS wmsR.
FOR sALE--A brand ae~ pheaion
Apply 70 I. \. BonneYille. sepl. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

Major Wheeler Married 10 Mrs. Mamie
Philips smith.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. To-
Special.-Alrs. Mamie Phillips Smith was
married TO Major Daniel Davis Wheeler,
United States army. at the residence of
her mother. Mrs. 4. X. Phillips, In this
city. tonight AZ 1890 o'clock. Rev. W. NJ.
Clark was the officiating clergyman. DR..
Guy Edie United states army, acted as
best man.
Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs H. Z. Warner, Miss Warner, and
Hiss Jiltson. of WashingtOn Colonel W.
III. Rogers. OF LOudOun; Colonel j. NJ.
Fairfax. of Alexandria, and Mrs. Captain
Ayers, OF Washington. After the cere-
mony the bridal couple left for New
York whence they viii go TO Omaha,
Neb.. whore Major Wheeler Is s~L,resent
stationed.
Al the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the National Bank. Of Fred
ericksbufg. held so-day. the following
directors were elected. c. ". Wallace
3D. s. Uoggett, A. v. Wallace. Jacob
Tome. j. s.. Wallace. and W. IT. Hurka-
hamp. The following officers were elect
cd. O.. W. Wallace. president, - W.
chairman Of the Board OF Directors j.
a. TAYLOR. cashier. G.. G. Carmichael.
h00k-keeper; d. ID. Scott. teller. and
William G.. Warren. runner.
Roy. Or. s +. Saunders. pastor of the
Presbyterian church I'M this city. has
rendered his resignation. and stated his
reason for so doing the impossiblity Of
degOting the necessary amount Of atten-
zion TO both the church and the Collegiate
Institute. The church will take action on
the resignation Sunday, January 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
rHE IRON AfARKETs.

CLEVELAND. o., Jan l6.-The Iron
Trade Review to-day says:
Not only has the week brought check
Ia the decline i'm the iron market, but IN
some lines steps have been taken IN the
otner direction. Earlier In the year IMAM
many expected. The beginnings OF I'M
proyemcnt have appeared. MS mas
come about. not from any special chanse
In :he demand for finished materials, but
in part from curtallment OF pig IRON
production and from the Iact lnat PIo,,
ducers' prices on bessemer pig ana steer
biflets have had a chance 10 assert thtln-
selves after so long a period OF transdc-
lions that took no account OF cost ana
were dominated by the slh5ie o"lttt '4
turning an overload Of iron INTO money.
The advance Of the week I'm bea-emer
pig is represented by Sll.25 al valley
furnaces last week and $llJO to-day,
and furnacemcu who were WILING 10
sell at SIf "a week ago now set 81 Tor
their minimum figures Sales arc snal,
and there is no expectation that the
stecl-making interests that TOOK large
blocks at high prices. with deliveries
stretching We'll into 1896, Will De in ~
market FOR some time.
foundry and forge grades is the demand
soon TO come from The pipe foundries.
Some of them have MADE inquiries ana
from JOOIO 10 10000 tons are involved
IN the business expected from this source.
New England pipe orders booked in the
pasf three weeks amount TO about 5000
tors. a fact OF some Significance I'm
connection with the demand upon the
mills is the increase in call Tor open
hearth metals.
PITTSBURG. Jan. 1G.-To-morrow'
edition of the American Manufacture
viii say concerning the iron ana steel
market.
"The Improvement noted last week
seems TO havs continued and conditions
this week are better. Prices have grown
strong. but generally remain where they
We're Increased demand for besscmer
steel is the most prominent feature of
the market and values which for weeks
have been abnormally low are growing
stronger. due TO the stoppage OF num-
Der OF furnG Ces, and 90 the BELIEF that
ore win be higher There are indications
that permanently higher prices are close
al hand. and the entire situation locally
is regarded as much better than IL was
at the last report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
Rriahf Tobacco culture.

To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir -Richmond's bed-rocks were laid on
tobacco. None OF this prestige, running
through long years OF labor and success
should he allowed to depart from her.
Fashions and tastes change IN tooaeso.
as in anything else. shorty peiore .ns
war. down In North Carolina a Few
farmers commenced curing tobacco with
charcoal. This was found TO make "
bright. Then the improved method, WIN
fues. was begun, and to-day bright. nue.
cured tobacco ~ the style. ana the oe-
mand is steadily growing.
N "a found now that the lands around
our city are az fine for the cultivation
of this crop as are the lands IN Nor,n
Carolina or anywhere else. lhere -
no reason why farmers I'm the counues
around this city should not get some Oh
the big money that is I'm the cuitivation
81 this crop. and no reason why Rich
mond should not be a market the equai
of any. and made. too, by her own fafm-
ers' trade. xs,.
nv an organized effort II can be Done
and done quickly. IL Is estimator mat
several million pounds can be adied ,ne
coming season to this market Ina.
means TOO. hundreds OF thousands or
dollars of trade Tor Richmond. mere
is already a colony OF brsnt-'opacco
"a
snnolk. another in Southampton, an
other I'm Dinwiddie. 1. IL raised near
West Point, AMI in Chesterneid ana
coochland. There has not been n good
cron of bright tobacco in. the old belt
since 1890. Experienced tobacco farmers
can be readily induced TO occupy some OF
these cheap non-malarious easily-worked'
sandy lands around Richmond There
money In them.
AS an example of how an enterprise OF
this sort is worked down South. L append
the following:
LAST year the Atlanta Constitution
offered a prize Of five hundred dollars
for the best acre OF tobacco grown south
of the Ohio river and east OF the Rocky
Mountains This was made TO Subscribers
of the Weekly Constitution. and was won
by Mr. j. s. DeJarnette, of South FORK
Ftilton county, Ark. The yield was i,uS1
pounds. of the value OF SI ~. The totai
cost OF production was sf321. leaving
profit of $32S.55. This is exclusive OF the
trash. D. o.
Richmond Va. Jan. Is. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
rnRAccO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, Jan. TO- lo'o
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade today :.
Wrappers. o hogsheads. filters. 3, cut
ters. 1. smoker 8: scrap (bnghD, l.,
mes dark. T. Total. 26 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports io-day
MYERS. Crenshaw's. Planters paVen-
ports. Farmers Seas)rook's. Shockoe, and
Allegheny tobacco warehouses report 10.
day. Receipts 81 packages; deliveries, ~
tinted states internal revenue collec-
cons on tobaccos Tor the city of Iich-
nond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarette.
Sl.55a25; plug tobaccos, Sl,s|. Toiah
a Very good break of bright loose to-
haccOs AT Shclhurnos warehouse Tor to-
morrow Griday. January II. i>9d).
Nfcssrs Frazer q Tompkins. commits
sion merchants No. los south IWelIth
street Richmond, Va, make the follow
ing comments for the week on tobacco.
Sun-Curcd-Receipts and offerings very
light. good tobacco. free from frost. SELL
ing very well. frosted stock very low.
New Tobacco-Low grades and lugs con-
tluue very duil, while all good. desirable
fine stock meets with ready sale at quo
tations Brishts- Market continues quiet,
with but little doing. Dark Tobacco
ola continues very quiet.
And quote the following prices current:
BRIGHT Observation-Disclosures Common, 81
TO So medium. 81 10 $50 fine. 81 to yl1.
cutters. Common, Si1 TO 1s. medium,
SIG 10 SIS. fine, S22.jO to So fancy. SZIJ1
to $50 Filters: Common, $50 10 81.
medium $500 to $3.50. good 81 To s..
fine SO 10 So. Wrappers. Common. So
TO Si5 medium. Sl5 10 $40. good SO 10
500 fine. so 10 $40: fancy. S4J 20 So.
Dark Tobaccos Od-Lues. So TO 81:
short leaf, 81 10 So long Leaf SO to IS,
selections. ST. TO Il.
New Tobacco, Loose-tugs. $50 10 50:
short leaf $50 20 $3.50. medium lear,
$50 20 sG long leaf. SO 10 s.: selections,
Si2 10 Sli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
REV. DR. BROUN DECLINES.
Petersburg Is to Have Sermon on
kissing.

PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. l6.-Speal.-
siding elder Of the Richmond district,
wrote 10 the Board Of Stewards Of Wash
ington-Street NJ. L. church. in this city.
asking for an interview with the board
in reference 70 the article which was
published by the board In reference 10
the removal OF Rev. W. c.. Starr. ID.
D.. to Broad-Street church. Richmond.
The interview was granted him, but
on account of the restrictions placed on
the interview Or. Brown has written
declining the same.
The Corporation Court, Judge j. NJ.
Mullen. convened this morning. The
grand jury made six presentments for
felony and six for misdemeanor. Among
the cases disposed OF on the criminal
docket were those OF Alex Hawkins
(white) for stealing a steer, and John
Clarke (colored), for forgery. The for
mer was sent to Jail for six months, and
the latter TO the penitentiary for two
years.
The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics
Association had its annual supper to-
night at Masonic Hall.
A grand Mardi Gras german was given
tonight at Library Hall, and was most
ENJOYABLE affair. Among those present
were Misses Bette Wright Matte
Wright. Floie PEBBLES. Jennie Hunter,
Nellie Eclxles, Mary Ellen Whyte, Mary
Feline Johnston. Marian Wells and Miss
Ream Of Washington. and Messrs. W.
A. Bond. W. c. Flynn Claggett Young
John watson, Robinson Dunlop. Henry
sutton. r. \. Martin. Jr., Meade Doyle,
W Jefferson. Montgomery Jackson, Ster-
ling Bragg. Thomas Whyte. William Ag-
now. s Kennon Collier, James Robinson,
and William Bum.
Tomorrow night, at the Old-Street MIS-
sion-Rooms, Mr.. w. a. Twyman VIII
ureach a special sermon on kissing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
secoud Rapli.t church NcctIng.

Rev. Or. Broughton and DIR. lAndrum
held their meetings yesterday. The meet
ing for inquiries was held In the mis-
sion-room" at IL NJ, and the ministers
gave religious instruction to numpxr
OF callers. AT 4 =. ~ Dr. BrouGhton
gave Bible reading on the Work OF
the Holy Spirit" and expressed dissstis1
faction with what he calls the -yagaries
of the Holiness people" At L. M. ne
smoke with great warmth and power on
the DUTY and Delight OF Personal Work
FOR Christ" To-day the meeting for M
auiries will be held at IL NJ, and the
Bible reading will be at Z r. ~ N the
.rs arr Not Answered" The subject OF
This evenings sermon will be How TO
come TO Christ; or, the Souls Greatest
Problem" Great crowds attend these
meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 16-At the outset
all articles on the Board of Trade were
strong. Wheat gained in price during
the early hours but after noon weak
ened and declined 20 the puts. The tone
was largely one of sympathy with pro-
visions but the promise Of q cold wave
for tonight and the views of the Price
Current, as given i'm itssu mmary this
morning, tended 10 communicate lrmness.
Hog product failing TO retain its gain and
short sellers having plucked up courage,
prices yielded as the session neared the
close, and net loss. though an unlm-
portant one. was recorded az the wind-up;
May wheat opened from C0UbOhc., sold
between GOhc. and 5Jia0J93sc.. closing al
59ssc, li0ssc. under yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady.
Corp-in consideration OF the buoyancy
of POI ana other hog products as WEI
as the hrmncss in wheat corn at the
start evinced an upward inclination and
then realized on the announcement Of
tomorrow 8 receipts, and retained pro-
portion of the gain TO the last May
corn opened al pc. sold between 29lsc.
and 2S3.U2SAc., closing at the inside,
1kILc under yesterday. Cash corn was
steady and unchanged.
oats advanced early. I'm conformity with
the action of the other grains and pro-
visions They likewise declined when
the general feeling became weaker. Trad
ing was not OF great importance, but
far business of a scattered description
was transacted. May oats closed &c
under yesterday. Oais were quiet and
steady.
Provisions-The boom In product had
its effect. and the opening OF pork was
40c higher than the close. The advance
for the day eliminated with the gain
n cntiOned. but reaction afterwards took
place The light receipts OF hogs con-
tiuued q factor and authorities predict
curtailod arrivals for some time Pork
closed i1iec higher than Yesterday, May
lard l2tsc. higher. and May ribs l2l.1s
Zoe higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Offering. and sale. AT the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal he''""
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advices'

NEW YORK. Jan. l6-.Trading W." ,a7
more firm al the STOCK t-''e On the
day The opening wa Tfrn ~ the
announcement from w asn'''oo whereby
modification in the poila 81, tor Inc new
lie time Tor the payment lvt ~ fonr
t.nas a. diatributed over pciiVu "
months This. ACCORDING 49,, mar
aosans "a comparatively cas-! iho1 SS,ni ,s
- w,,0e me Government bono pt"l
- .',-.iI ont London came hisii'if
80 ,bfe mad "a good eject on price uu'
ing the eary trading ro,N.e" M not
lov,,er sold az the auN3n.'' -
5n fn,porfaat amounts tone n"c ~,
q" li ~, any too anxious 10 take on any
,,.,,, commitments IN the rallroao seV"i
ffee and speculation became oui vi -
ouf m the lndustrials mere Wa q i 90,
degree OF activity, the result % ' 80, ,.,as
- ehorf contracts. Leather preferred We
80 sueclal card ana rose nearly poihes
=, az. on the revival OF the rumofs that
fho company intended paying mti
cent cash dividend IN feDi uaI a., ~,
Rocco broke from 400, 10 i1SS on the an
rouuromcnt of the formation OF COM
liration of the southern manuiac'u iec -
Of tobacco. Chicago tas soio UP 70 vs.
on reports from the West lhat Al'OI nv
General MOloncy viii decide IN iaNoI OF
tIa REORGANIZATION Committee in the mat
for OF consolidation The strength or the
stock rad n good effect on the Industrials'
except Tobacco, which lost rs per cent
then gained i.03. per cent. Manhattan
closed al par. "a gain of nearly points
on The day The Improvement was que
entirely 10 covering OF snort contract
Bonds were higher. Sales footed Up
81 32I 900 Sales to-day Of listed stocks
aggregated 81 .ai4 shares and OF unlisted
stocks 56.52i shares.
last loan at per cent. and closing Of
fored az per cent; prime mercantile
paper. G07 per cent. Bar silver, b'tl'
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi-
ness Ina bankers bills AT 4sIHn4ST4 Tor
sixty davs and 4Si04S94 for demand;
posted rates. 4SS04Spi3. commercial bills'
zSet504S1i2 Government bonds steady.
stare bonds dull Railroad bonds firm.
Treasury Balances: Coin, So, S3s, -;
currency. 500 1OJ.219.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. 1G-Flour dull and
Wheat dun and easier with options;
No red, store and elevator, f0a1OI4c.f
tive and weak at &c. decline. No. red.
January. 61Nc February, 6sSc.. March,
0gl1c May 6T1kc: June and July, G6esc
Corn dull abb firm. No. > red. 35AG
lions were duh and unchanged TO sc.
lower; February, 359sc.; May, Doc July,
36Sc.
Oats duh and firm. Options Gull and
easier January and February 23Nc.;
March, 2fkc.. May, 24ssc. Spot prices.
No. 2. 24G24hc.: No. . white, 2ji3c.; mixed
western. 2lkn25izc.
Hay about steady and unchanged.
Wool in moderate demand. frm, and
Beef nrm. quiet. and unchanged: beef
hams quiet and firm al $3.50, tierced
beef steady and unchanged; cut meats
firm; .pickled bellies $500 shoulders,
S. 80: hams SsOO0S.50
Lard higher and IN moderate demand:
western steam. $500; city. $40. January,
$500 nominal Refined In moderate de
mand; Continent. $500. South American,
$3.50. compound, $4.75Ij00.
Pork strong and quiet. mess. SlO2J0
1915.
Litter quiet and easy: state dairy.
10Q2fc.; do, creamery. 17d22Ic.; western
dairy. 11N17c. Elgins. 23MN2Ic
Cotton seed oil stronger and in moderate
demand: crude, 24l3c.; yellow prime, 2Si2
Q29c. do. off grades 27M27i5c.
Rosin quiet and unchanged.
Turpenune quiet and steady at 32itG
csc.
Rice firm and unchanged.
Molasses in fair demand, firm and un-
changed
Peanuts unchanged.
Coffee quiet an 501O points up: January,
sl3 -. l3.40, March. Sl3.05d1500: May,
81. tod W.. June SD 40 EpUfgnu her
Nl90. October, SllSO Spot Rio dun
and steady. No. 7. S1AOO
Sugar-Raw dull and unchanged. Re
fined quiet and unchanged
Freights quiet and firm; cotton. I'd;
grain, So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. IG.-The Suns Cot
ton Review. Cotton advanced points
and closed steady. with sales OF 1875. 300
bales.
TO-days features: TO begin with, where
g. that cataclysm OF cotton that was
wa TO come early and continue. II was
10 be here. IN the familiar phrases, First
Inst. and all the time" at least for Janu-
any But ~ has thus far failed to an
lar. the deIuge is not up 10 schedule
time The New Orleans receipts 10 day
exceed the estimate, IL Is true, being
n .OGO bales. whereas the estimate sor
to-day war $500 bales bat what Is this
IN comparison with the sudden falling OF
in he receipts al the interior towns. and
especiaiiy wnen u is remembered that
any Increase IN the Sew Orleans receipts
1uay lie attributed to larger terminal
facilities at that portf
Liverpool was lower. Manchester was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

and will give one OF his marvellous -
cifaIs. Mr. FarIapd plays win " 49,
est technical skin Of any DanJo-p,seycyss.'
before the pubic. nis saes"u'n al r,,,-
sicians Whatever their predictions. . rns
land intcrprets Beethoven, Mcnnsisson,n:
Chopin, and other masters. WIN Inv <, 10Y, T.
airnosf rnaryellousiy finished. clear, de'I-
n,te. and satisfactory. and the effects ~
"',r1d are al times very nearly increoIcIs
as a musical revelation. II Is safe 20 Pr ~
dict that Mr. Farianas iast hppeafauhss
In this city. which was dtSunc.s<'
triumph in artistic completeness ana In =
successive surprise to the audiencs. WI WI
ensure a large attendance to-n's"' ""~
an enthusiastic reception. A., xno
Mr.. Farland win be assisted py w.
Old Dominion sextette; and programnns
of rare attractiveness has been sI!snss",,
Messrs. Walter ID. Moses & Co., on Nam
street.