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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
PROTEST FROM TEACHERS.
They Complain OF COmmiSsary
Charges En- Route to Manila

The American teachers who recently
went 90 Manila 10 instruct the Filipino
youths have protested against the com
missary charges which they were COM
PEELED TO pay on the Government trans
ports.
They assert that they were promised
commissary privileges but that they had
double the expense they had anticipated.
At the Insular Division IL is said that
there was no understanding with the
teachers to tho effect that they should
have COmmiSSaTy privileges on the trans
ports. and IL is pointed out that Secreta-
~ Root order, issued several months
ago, required an civilians 70 pay $le5 a
day COmmiSsdry charges on Government
TRANSPORTS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
DEATH OF COLONEL M'KEEvER.
The War Department Advised of His
Denise in Germany.

The War Department was today advis-
ed of the death of Col Chaunccy Mckee
Yer, L. s Army, retired. which occurred
at BahreucheuhaH Germany. yesterday.
The cause of Colonel McKeever's death is
not stated
Colonel Mckcever was native of Ma
ryland ana was appointed from that State
July. lSl5- He served during the civil
war ald was hrevetted brisadier general
He retired August = JSg3. having attained
the age Of siNty-f0ur years. Ills body VIII
probably be- ErOughLhoU for ilterment.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
THE RANGER AT PANAMA.
Commander Field Reports the Ar
rival of the Gunbont.

Commander Field, Of the gunbOat Ran
ger. reported today by telegraph, the ar
rival OF his ship al Panama, whittier she
was sent 20 protect American interests
during the disturbed condition Of politi-
cal affairs on the Isthmus. Commander
Field says that affairs are quiet on the
Panama side
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
THE sCoTCH-IRIsH TUNNEL.
A Paper Read at the .HternationaI
EnEIneering ConEresS.

GLASGOW, Sept AT the Interna-
tional Engineering Congress today James
Barton read a paper on the proposed
SCOtch-Irish tunnel
The route selected IS from Loeb Ryan.
Scotland. to Antrim, ireland. a distance
Of twenty-five miles. II is estimated that
the tunnel Will cost GIGC)4e00.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

ANTWERP, Sept. 5-Therc is consider
able unoasiness among diamond mer-
chants and cutters because there is no
supply OF stones. Prices are going up
rapidly.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
THE SITUATION IN JOLIET.
Belief That the steel Workers
strike Is Near an End.

Strike Is Near an End.
JOLIET. Ill. Sept. 5-The fact that
meeting of all Amalsamated Associa-
ton lodges was called for today. coupled
with the report that a committee OF
strikers had held a long conference with
AR Sheldon. Superintendent Of the Hi
nOic Steel Company, yesterday, gave rise
10 belief that the strike in Joliet was
near its end
Mil officers and strikers were equally
reticeut and no official statement was
made 70 throw light on the prCgra mme
10 be taken UP at the conference today
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
SI.OO Excursion TO Frederick. Ha-
c.er,tnNNn. and NNfnchester

from 3. & o. r. r. Station A. NJ. SUNDAY
Stutauhcr S. Returning leave HlCerSt1vn ana
Winchester g p. NJ, and Frederick z T.. NJ. same
d4v You can afford 10 take your family on tlis
trip. AcCoumodatIons for ALL Train stops u
intermediate stations.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
TO ABIDE BY THE DECISION.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Comment on the
Selection Of the Columbia.

Selection of the Columbia.
NEW YORK, Sept when informed
that the Columbia had been officially se-
lected TO race for the America IS Cup. Sir
Thomas Upton said: Il thank you for
the information. All ] have 10 say IS
that I shall abide by the decision Of the
committee. ] am sure they have selected
the best boat. and the best boat is the
one ] want To sail against"
Shortly after Z o'clock Sir Thomas de-
clded not TO take the shamrock OUT to-
day on account Of the light wind A new
mainsau Will be bent and she viii go out
tomorrow at II o'clock
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
SGG.75 To san Francisco, Cal. and
Reimrn Vim H. ~ d. r r

account General Trieunal Convention Protestant
Episcopal Church. Tickets valid going September
Is o. - returning until November Is Via Port
land OF Puget Sound points one way 50 addi-
tiousI. Via los Angeles and Portland one way
$3.50 additional. For further information en-
quire at b. & o. offices.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
A TRIBUTE TO THE CzAR.
Sarah Bernhardf to Read n Special
Poem by VI. ROStand.

PARIS. Sept. 5.-Sarah Bernhardt viii
read specially composed poem 10y NJ.
Rostand to the Cars party at the Com
pieRne Theatre.
The "Gaulois'' says It is likely that the
Gar will visit Paris incoghitO.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
TO VISIT ANDREW CARNEGIE.

Mr.. White. the American Ambassa-
dor, G"inE to SIaihO Castle.
BERLIN Sept 5-Anarew D. White,
the American Ambassador to Germa-
ny, will 20 10 Scotland about the middle
of this month on a visit 20 Andrew Car
negie at Skibo Castle.
Mr.. White may go 10 tmerica early in
October
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
The EcumenicaI Conference.

LONDON, Sept Bishop Vincent pre-.
sided at today's session Of the Iuterna.
tional Methodist Ecumenical Conference
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
Friday and Saturday Senshore Ev
cursiOns Via PennsyIvnmIu Rail-
rOuu.

Between Washington aHG Atlantic City Cape
round trip Tickets on sale for all trains Fri-
days aud Saturdays. good % return until follow
ing Tuesday. Last selling date. September IA.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
20 speeIaI saturaay m 80

To .OId Point Norfolk. Va Beach. Ocean View,
and Newport News, via Norfolk and Washington
steamer. saturday. $50 p. M Round trip, $50
F.r -fste-aau- 'pLone 300 general ticket Of
nee. Bond building, l4th st. and y. \ ave
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Continued on second plge)

The Public IL Invited to Go with Us
60 Chesapeake Beach Thursday,
september .,
And help swell our Christmas Charity Fund
6nr time for all Alm4s Temple MOBILES of the
Nystic Shrine.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
S1.25 To Baltimore and Return via
Il a O. snLurImN nmh sEnL.H

September and S, tilsgts good returning until
following Monday. Good on an trains except
Royal Limited
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

Flooring Lumber. kiIu-dried. Sf-25
Per LOO It,, tonsucd and gr00ved. 9th * n. y ay-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
% seaShOre Weekend Trips. SO
Via Il. d o. Il. r..

Beginning July 8. all trains Fridays and sat
urdays: good 10 return until following Tuesdsy.
% Atlantic City. Caps Nay. Sea Isle CITY, and
Ocean City: 60 for the round trp.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
KILLED IN A WRECK.
An ArmOred Train DeraiIed at
TuunES in BechuannInna.

PRETORIA, Sept. 5.-An armored train
was deIaiIed a. Tauuss in Bechuanaland
TODAY.
Three were killed and six wounded. in
cIu0ing an officer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
THE CASE OF SUPPLEE.
A Conference Regarding the ALLEGED
EmbezzI@r's Bond.

Henry w. Supplee. who was arrested
by Detective HarJgan yesterday after
noon on a charge of embezzIing S2.9J7 ir
cash and a Fort Worth and Denver City
Railroad bond worth SI.30J from FfouIke
* Co. stock brokers. was not taken &c
the Police Court today.
The police are awaiting the recovery Of
the bond
A conference was held between Sup
plee's attorney and the District Attorney
this afternoon and lt was decided that 2
bond ot less than $500 would not be aC-
CcpJgbIe. The accused Wiu be taken be-
f0re the Police Court tomorr0w.
Open bank account with Union Trust & Storage
Co., Iflf + street, and -cr iaI-rlsl on deposits
The Public l. Invited TO Go With
AI1sus Temple Mobiles OF the Mystic
shrine.
T. lle-lr.ale Beach Thursday, September 8 and
hive @ coral -or5 time and help swell the Slrin-
arst Christmas Charity Fund
Carreste--' lists h1a on lowest for
suburban .a.t-se. iy T. Li5ley & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
FIynn,s business College. Sth and X.
Busine4s. shorthand, Typeauuug 80 a year.

INiin-drIed SheaGhin=. S1-25 per 100
IT,. dressed OF rough, at glh rnd n \. ave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

Dressed boards only Sf-25 per 100
i,. ior sAcathiug. At CtL and s. \. ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

shenthinE Lumber at only - %.
rough ~ dressed by p. Lilbey a Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

Open bank account with Union Trust & Storage
Co.. IuF + street, and -gt interest On deposits
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

Best Rough Boards. SI.25 per 100
H., all inches vide. LibOey q Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

IT,, rough or dressed, By Libbey s CO.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH
In bis address Mr.. Mckinley said:

President Milburn. Director General
Buchanan, Commissioners, ladies' and
gentlemen ] am glad 10 again be iu the
city Of Buffalo and exchange greetings
with her people. to whose generous hos
pltalty ] am not a stranger, and with
whose good VIII I have been repeatedly
and sig lally h0uOred. Today ] have ad-
ditional satisfaction in meeting and Civ
ing welcome TO the foreign Representatives
assembled here whose presence and par
uted in 50 marked a degree 20 its inter
est and success. To the Commissioners
Of the Dominion Qf Canada and the Brit
fish cOlOrfcs. the French colonies the re-
pubucs OF Mexico and of Central ana
South America, and the Commissioners OF
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05

The Public l. Invited 10 Go With
AIusus Temple Mobiles OF the Mystic
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
AN OVATION At BUFFALO.
The President Warmly Received
by Exposition Crowds.

MI. Mckinley Delivers an Address
i'm the ESpIanade-He Comments
on the Progress of Nations and
tie True Aim Of Civilization.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-05
PRICE ONE CENT.
SHAFPBR'S ACT ENDORSED.
The Amalgamated Association Re-
jects Mr.. Schwabs Offer.

4 COunter-PrOPOSitio said TO Have
Been Framed by the Executive
Board at PittsburE, but Its Nature
Has Not Yet Been Made Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
STOCK MARKET
MORE SEDA1.El
Has Recovered From the Contortions
in Copper.
lQuIETER THAN YoR WEEKS
sseasoras,e wea,besafor tie Goal Trade has.
an Upward Tendency On That Line 4..s.
of Stocks five Million in
Steel Dividends.
.oulETER THAN soR WEEKS s!
fBy Associated Press,

3 NIsw YORK. Dec Gothic stock
market to-day showed its immense relief
f1,c,, the disturbing cmect OF the recent
scccentricity OF Amalgarated Copper
There were some further contorions IN
THAT stock for a short time after the
topeninG put it settled down into a con-
Edition OF quiet which has not been seen
Hfor many weeks. Between G6 and U. ~
seemed to have arrived at a coDdltlo' %
stable equilibrium. The opening Gip 70
ftii. was apparently due tc q drive ~ o.l,
stlac bears who sought an OPPORTUNITY 10
icover their short contracts ne ttis so
level of the stock for the DAY WIS a. . oS'
.and the net Sainrwas a point. In. ,,;.s,,,
.neIt issped by the diree tcIs .;,:,. mug n.
/ was accented as "a. proclamation. as Il
struggle for business WITH IN, ilnisoi talio
accompanies and such cut IN INC pilce u
1.-The product as would be necessary ne
isoiition Of part of Ethe mystery Which
.1,aS hung over this stock. let loose the
forces OF demand which have lain dor
snnauent in the market for several days
past. The buying was apparently pas ser
degree of prosperity Which is prevailing
in all branches OF trade
The special strength of the Coalers.
(which lad the advance, was due to the
5seglsonabc weather for trade ard to re-
sDorts of a possible coming advance in the
fpr!ce OF anthracite The formation OF
the Arbitration Committee by the Ma
stional Civic Federation was a sfuctor III
the strength OF this group. as the presi-
dent of The miners organization has a
prominent place on the committee. and
the fear OF AN outbreak Of labor troubles
among the miners during5tl1e coming year
has been a -l,cr.sis tent influence in dis
speculation IN the stocks The
advances ran from about a point up to
Eol-, in Delaware and hudson and :! in
Hooking Valley The strength of the
Pacific and Transcontinental was apDar-
entity based on the favorable Sowing
which it is said the Union Pacific will
make. The bull campaign in the local
Ira action stocks WIS renewed under the
leadership OF Manhattan Sharp gains in
ia number of Industriais Were hased on
individual considerations The rate for
call loans rstiffened late in the ,T;v to -
per cent, but had Very little effect on the
stock man ,-ct
Although the banks have apparently
lost nearly 100000 III cash during the
week. sentiment is for the moment opti-
,tistic over the money outlook. The pay
.u,ent to-day of the div.uend on United
States Steel amounted to over 1000, 0O0
and is expected to favorably affect the
money market
Tho bond market was moderately active
and irregular. Total sales. par value,
$3.50 600 The United States 3'S re-is-
tered and the old and new As advanced
* per cent. and the 3s cornon declined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
sis Sin INSANITY"

The second of the twentieth century.
mems meetings. which are being held at
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association sunday -ertlool at 100
O'Clock, viii take place to-morrow after
noon. Mr.. Lee y. Coulter. State Sec
rotary, will speak. propo;5ndiilg fEd an
swering the question is Sin insanity?'
Mr.. Coulter is an earnes.a ana pointed
speaker. and one who is not afraid 20
express his opinion. There vii. be special
music, incluatag a cornet solo.
The boys meeting is on adecided in
crease and, Mr. Gs2zard IS going to
make it very attractive. TIE audience
is limited to those between thirteen and
seventeen To-inorrow afternoon at 80
O'Clock Mr. james r. Lalgitou. Of S;an-
!dulpll- Macon college. will give Il short
talk, taking for his theme TIC ail-iinport-
ant. ever-presert ana .sccisins no
st o clock the Workers D.ble Trains
ing Class. also the Workers. league Will
meet in their usual respective rooms to-
day .slt Same hour. Dr.. Peli will give one
OF. his w:de-awal1e talks on the sunday
schoc, lesson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
COTTON. MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec a0.-The cotton
market opened quiet al as points higher.
7anu for "a time followed a very narrow
rul So falf;aS the foreign news was con-
cerned there was nothing to stimulate
either buying or selling. The movement
OF the crop was rather in excess of cN
pectationS. but as an offset to this unfaT-
ora BILE factor was batch OF Very bad
weather 4adTiccS from the crop country.
sPubicaand private adrices reported very
low temperatures over pretty much all of
the .belt Southern spot markets were
{, 49, q well sustained prices with demand
brisk.
ar midday the shorts We're given a
bad scare by IL report that; the Sin sight
figures would show "a little over $50 900
bales. whereas estimates have indicated
10000 bales. From $40 March ctiffened
to S.2222. wh,4o May rose to S,j before
profit-taking set in. and caused 9; slight
reaction. Wall Street and Southern buy
ing orders 5hel1ed to advance the market,
though covering WAS the chief feature
The local exchange later reported the In
sightsto be:.9J,OOO bales as compared with
:,,S2, Geo by HeSte:.. All the afternoon the
market was steady with prices holding
wei up to the top on demand from shorts
and light Southern buying Commission
houses sold from time to tina. chiefly to
4secure profits and withdraw, from the
market over the holiday period. The close
was steady with prices ne. SSaI points
higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
SOLD TOBACCO
By GASLIGIIiiT
remarkable Sight on Richmond
Niarke!- citing like it ii
hirtyl Years.

The very reTnarl5.,t lie Sight Of tobacco
being sold BY CASH gl}t was witnessed
yesterday on the Richmond marhet- y
totacconist OF thirty years standing de-
clares that ne mas seen nothing Ike Il
in his, experience ~ til tile trade. alt
others say the same
The sales on the III, hmond boards yes
terday were remark able tor several
things. Records were smashed, Ia sew
eral directions. III Tie. first place, 2ig,atV
pounds OF tobacco We're soid-uy long ceSS
more tn;ln on any oil Ter Cay TINS year
All previous records of Prices were
thrown III the shade W. !eIl ShaciSos ware
house received $G7.59 j or hundred pounds
on a lot of tobacco. md Shelburne 80
The average price at Shockoe was proc
ABLY the highest receive q in several years
The sales did not coz clude until about
5:l5 O'Clock in the aft ernoon.
s,hocizoe was the las warehouse. and
some time before all the tobacco had
been disposed OF it Sru " dark. Then the
gas jets were turned el and were lighted
and the buyers kept Ugo. the bidding ltistsef
those circumstances It was q most uTl-
usual thing. Purchaser. of tesaeeo ordl-
Marty decline to Dry urlie&s thSy nave
aInDle light to see vha t they are getting.
Yesterday they paid In little attention
10 the darkness but welstt right on
SheIburne Warehouse !, 2pped the market
in quantity about $50 pounds were
sold. the highest price. received being
So 4 lot OF totsacco fort John Green SOLD
for the following. prices: 10 DoundS, at
SGD; 10 TOunC.s5. at Sit: pounds, ~ f-o;
90 rounds. at $Z5-averag6 $ii.IL zSIont-
wall Warehouse sold 1Ss pounds ana
received $3.50 for the high est price. One
crop of tobacco of 1850 - 1lnfis bcolSat
an average of $1SS, 10 Gre nshaW " a!sT'-
house sold 63,275 pounds highest pciee,
oil HOY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
Calendar Eyh;Ii:iol.

Richmond merchants are steadily send
ing insDeautitul calendars to tee second
Annual Calendar Exhibition. which viii
begin December 31st Richmond setsthe
pace; other Associations ara rapid.E, fci-s
lowing in its wake. y novel idea has
been suggested, namely that The lady
friends of the Association, also artistic
gent men. make original calendars. ana
send them to Tie exhibition Such VIII
be- gi:en separate position. and are hound
to attract attention Try your hand on
the decorative art. it iskt good idea,
help push it%alofg. Eet the horas-madc
ones be unique and ornamental as welt
as practical. y section of the exhibit
will 5probablys be sent to the State Con-
#ventfon in FencGary. atase it worthy
of. the great city OF RicEnonG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

Business So Great That Ira nspofta-
tion Companies Have Iros bIe
Handing It.
a. assoeiatel Prcss.l

NEW YORK, Dee. eQ,-R- G. Dun <
Cempanys weekly review OF trat g 70
morrow Will say:
Holiday trade reached its maximum THIS
week, nearly ali sections OF the cotiL tTE
reporting exceptional distribution W L#iiS
the class Of goods especially suniutSlS@ -
By Christmas demand occupied the pos
ton OF greater prominence. general n.es.-.
chandise was not far behind III acttEltE-
TRANSPORTATION interests were just begin
ming TO overcome conSestett CONDITIONS
when severe storIgIs made the situation
more complicated t:Iai2 before In most
industries it Is not . question oil .lattlhS
buyers, but securing the triEileSe-o- pest
ponng deliveries beyond the t!1tc nf4st-
nally specified
Retarded shipments caused higher prices
for prompt delivery of pig iron and steel
products at Western cities, but coIi;i't't.;s-
tisIn still ruari.s the course, OF produces fa-
gardiug contracts for tie future IN
few cases the enlarged capacity makes It
possible to promise concessions and ft-
ture business. Pig irot. has risen slightly,
owing to the short,ft; supply and INJURY
to furnaces by the storm. Despite the
present unparalleled demand prices are
>; per cent lower than during The inta-
ton Of 1906
IN cotton goods there is much business
offereG. but sellers are unwilling TO &c
cept large contracts for future delivery.
white the raw material market remains
unsettled. Print cloths are unchanged
for regulars with narrow odds finn and
cotton yarns generally higher Last
weeks gains II these lines are iaiiy
maintained
In the grain market wheat has held
@n.irly steady at some reaction from !ass
! weeks exceptionally high point. and
tr,ara Is. still nluch evidence nj a ttrt?i
| snaertonc. Cotton IS little changed at
about cents below the price Of 9 yef.r
ago Either last years price WIS too nigh
| or the present figure is too low NH cor
dttions both here a::l abroad indicate
q good consun2ptive demand, and TIE size
OF port receipts during the ileXt fesS
a,aaks should decide tie question o.
price, aEt!loGgh there is feiwsEa inc pcs
sibility CT delayed shipments by plant
crs. II tic Official estimate OF the cur
rent crop was approximately accuraatt,
present prices are cheap
! Failures for the week iE the United
States 2&5, against IS and IN Canada ..
against IS last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
Let's Go to
LII III sden S
For a Diamond.
7atE. Main.
5,;ss.AI. NOTICE,
Open Evenings.


" IRGINIA-rN ,ffEE. CIRCUIT e.t1.'isi'
or THE, COUNTY, OF HEN tslSss,,
on TIE 9TH DAY OF pf--ssf.Si g .is'
1901.
Emanuel Rassb
James II. Barton ana Elizabeth g Ear
ton his wife. ct ais.
This day came the plaintiff and HE 9. tiiY.
bin ~ open seourf, wand le ,iiJi'sagfnS ~ Z
the object of this suit is. 20 r;ttitS sst.d
confirm u s;tle OF certain Ects " .Btlo
designated rs Lots NO. : aud $. an tho
south 10 rect OF Lot 40 8 ia pta@' Z! III
lac plan OF Barton Iiest1tss. - ser,sieo
county. Va. will, improvements thereon.
made onAprif 80. 1876 by ETiiti;l- n I.ovcsl-
stein trustee, cnt;er Il trust { eet freIn
.5sfueS II. Barton and Elizabetst Il c. Bar
ton his vic, dated cSoye:atsS III. 49,.
ana Il deco Of bargain ana Ssa "a made by
SAID trustee granting and cor veyiae Sstttt
lets anu improvements TO SIR ln;:et gaIt,
and te confirm all acts of5ss id trustee in
the premises. and 10 reuFc ye ali ctouas
from the title oc SAID pro- jerty
AMI an affidavit having. oee!s made and
flied that the Hefendants. James RI Ear
ton ard Elizabeth c. s. rton his wife,
are rolI-rcsidcnts of the 5tate.4oF yTre-fs.--..
it is ordered tllst they do appear i1ers
within fifteeu+dstys ATTIC the due pubiica-
tfon of tlsis order anc, 40 what is neces-
sary to protect their j interests herein
a copy-Teste::
JOHN f. IF RoADpus. Clerk.
Ellysnn & EAcliaday Attorneys.
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Iaxg!ollcE.

Office &C Hector of City Taxes.
loom D. fiESt floor. ['iis- EEnH

IticEmcn d, Va. Dee. l. f9G1
NOTICE TCs TAXPAYERS :,
Inst HAZE o. CITY TNXEs. RENE.
t.SF-Sl,t AND PEES0N<Sr. for 1901. IS
NOW DUE IND PAYABLE at This
office.
EVERY ma q years of age. aud
II k-EsH !2srS' IN Keeping house or doing:
business in he city. is assessed cor per-
so2!sii taxes These who haze not paid
any city gay es during INC year viii nlease
call ard SET sle. so as TO avoid being post
rts as eE-sfiDauerts
CfE2AI9LN 8 PAVING 5,fPn AND
SIsNFi-.5 CONNECTIONS BTfaE.S are ..}so
dtc. aud wiz haze 70 hezf7acfarcd sE.fiIs-
fuent y not paid on o. Before ertl OF year.
FIVE PER CENT. VIII he added 70 lasE
hgts I not paid on or before DEcE,Ef-
BE,B 81 st.
interest at SIN PEI, CENT. also 1T
taches 10 all bills as soon as reported d.
Particular attention is called TO tho
above IS under an ordinance passed av
;fe City Council there can be no avoid
a1cc OF the penalty.
Qfsice oller, from . y. NJ. to G p. M
FRANK w. CUNNINGHAM.
Collector of City Taxes.