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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
WILSTON.
SEER OF VISIONS
Says Human Race viii Be. Extinct in
the Course of Few Mil.
lion Years.
tny Aasocintcd p1eaal !

CHICAGO. ILL, March t8.vThe hui
.ni Itt race. Will be. extinct OH this earth
in he s, course of III feMs million syenrs
acsardlng Pro amNel A,ilston,
professor of snaleontclogya ut the Uni
versity of Chicago. While lecturing
on the future of the carths inhabitants
Professor Wilston declared that, III his
opinion. instead OF men Mt this future
date. which he tola the students would
not come fer something like three l.. II.
lien years. the earth will be dominated
by birds
ut will only be a natural course OF
events that will ultimately drive man
from the dominant sphere on carth,''
said Professor Wilston.
Fishes Came First.
First came the fishes. They were
dominant for while, and had to give
way to the amphibians. Then came
the reptiles and soon they yielded ia
the mammals. Now the mammals ale
weakening and the(newest class The
birds. is growing in prominence ar.!,
in time, | sincerely believe, will be
the dominant Inhabitants Of The earth.
Each of these classes develop 10 the
highest degree of specialization and
then began TO wane. Man,is develop.
ed tc the highest degree now and lii,
tie more car be expected of him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
Chinese Expect Him There on
April lOth iukden Pre-
d!ctlon Recalled.
CHINESE BANDITS OR JAPs
That is the Question Which is Bother.
ing Russians in Connection WITH
Seizure of Fakoman. We'll in Rear of
Army-slonltieant Words in last
Dispatch Received.
cry Associated l:rcss.)


ST PETERSBURG. March 19.--I a.
IN Reports received from, the com.
mander-in.cbief and new commander in
Manchlria which were issued last
night. while relieving the Immediate
tear Of the Russian people tina. the
Name hnria army already is CT. on,
and confirming information already re.
ceiVed that the retire merit is in full
progress, throw no further light on tho
condition or losses OF tho srmy and
contains dsQucting information.
\ Chinese Bandits or Japs2
The city of Fakoman. which. is well
i'll the Russian rear. has been seized
ny forces given out as Chinese bandits,
hut which may he vanguard of Japa.
ncse regulars.
Flow far or how rapidly Field Mar
Shal Oyama will he able to continue
pursuit remains TO he seen but .;hc
Chinese at Hardin expect him there
Arril 10 and, il this opinion proves To
be founded on a Japanese prcclama.
lion. many persons here. remember.
1Eg. the fmlnllment Of Oyama's nssur.
nnGsS regarding the occnpat ion of Mu,,.
den March 10, will be inclined tn nc.
cent three weeks as the limit, Z S .s;s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19

confirmed with the exception of five.
the most important of which was that
of Judge James Wickcrsham. TO sue
coed himself as Judge If the District
Court in Alaska. Unimportant ,raa.
ties. were ratified, but beyond these
matters no Legislative, business was
transacted
Most of the session was devoted 10
tho Santo Domingo question and the
consideration of a treaty proposed that
the United States should take over tho
control of the financial affairs OF the
Dominican government in order TO
pay its Indebtedness. Democratic op-
position prevented the ratification of
the treaty.
There was practically no discussion
of the Dominican question: in executive
session Of the Senate today.
No motion had been made 10 recon-
nit the treaty and it was allowed TO
remain on the calendar 1t will be
the ending business in executive SEES.
sion when the senate next meets
whether it be in special or regular scs.
sion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19

session late today to receive The re-
prlt OF the committee. which render
cd verdict of guilty OF gambling
highly imprrdnnt and unminisicrlal
rnn,hlc.t but fnnt guilty Of ralsrhnn,l
or fraud"
IN response 10 n memorial from the
Alexandria district. Of the Virginia con
ference, II commission of five was an
pointed by. the Wilmington conference
To confer with n similar commission
from the Virginia conference and the
baltimore conference. relative to Il Iii
vision CT that district between the vii
mineton and Baltimore conferences.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
TO CARRY WAR TO
UTMOST LIMIT
Success at Mukden Causes conserva.
tive Japs to Revise Attitude in
Regard to Pushing Success.
(hy Associated Press.)

- (ny Associated Press.)
s.z; E 0I&Io. March 11-==zs, 1.-=Reyon.l
the general retirement OF the Russians
along the railway n6flhward. little is
known here OF the details OF tho past
three days events in Manchuria. Vari
ous reports ofthe number of addition.
al Russian prisoners captured are in
circulation. One estimate is 10000 II
is Impossible to confirm the reports.
There is much speculation over tile
extent Of the Russian retirement. 1iar.
bin is regarded as logical base. hut
it is suggested that they may attempt
to hold the Kirin line. The country
between keiyuan and Sungari is inlos.
pitatle
Formerly the conservative element
in the high councils of Japan favored
setting limit to the Maichuriun I'D
vance. 1t opposed advancing 10 Har.
bin, but the results OF the victory iii
MuRdcn arc renewing opposition and
The bulk OF the opinion and Judgment
now favors pressing the advantages
and, Carrying the war 10 the utmost
limits possible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
Says Legislature Bowed to Die, I.
tates Of Corporations in Need
of Govsrnorshlp. #
DENuNclATloN OF PEABODY 81 ~
Says Latter's Action Was Confession
That He Was Mo. Elected s,olsn
eoverrorship viii Bring Only Re!
proaches and Disaster to Colorado
RepubIlcanism." IL
tHy Associated prcss ]

DENVER, COL, March IS.-Formef 81.
Governor Alva Adams. who was oust6l
from The govcrnorship by the General
Assembly. ssued on address TO ,he
people OF. Colorado" tonight. ~
1t reviews II; scathing terms the yarf
Gus steps in the contest. w means Gf
which he was nnseatcd. lie says:
"A man who had held the great of.
flee of governor promised to resign
command ii they would seat him, but
for day. This resignation is Ii con-
fessicn that he was net elected. ana
ono that an honest man. honestly elect.
cd, would rather die tnan give. f
Corporations Dictated Deal. Y
We expected fair play; instead, tho
majority Of the legislature has bowed
to the dictates of corporations who
had selfish need of the govcrnorship.
TIE Democrats and Republicans in
Colorado are honest They stand
amazed at the crime committed by
their representatives, anG they ardent.
~ wait for the hour and the day when
they can rebuke the crime and those
responsible for 1t. ii,
i want to stand an honest man l,s.
4foref The pleSof3 Colorado: - Ii
hundred times. a private citizen than
to held the highest offlce5b by suchFa
title A stolen sovernorship will bring
only remoaches and disaster to Colo.
RADIO and to Republicanism"'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
SECRET POLICE.
MAKE DISCOVERY
Find Internal Machines, Hand Bombs,
Explosives and Printing Presses of
Revolutionary Committee.
(By Associnted Press.,

ST. PETERSBURG, March ls.-The
secret police. of Moscow have discov.
cred an organization, acting in con-
junction with the revolutionary party
in London, and 800. hundred persons
already have been arrested.
The police discovered In a store in
fernal machines. hand bombs and q
quantity of explosives and weapons,
together with printing presses and.
revolutionary documents, included
among the latter being letters from
the central committee and correspond.
cnce in relation TO the assassination OF
Grand Duke Sergius.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
KILLED INSANE NEGRO.
Unfortunate Tragedy in Dining Room
Of Tennessee Asylum.
. pu Acc

KNOXVILLE, TENN. March IS
In the dining room of the Negro
State Asylum for the Insane, at Lyons
View, near this city, a tragedy was
enacted tonight with only an audience
OF insane people to witness it, AS the
patients We're being seated for sup
per- Supervisor Walter Harden and
James Johnson, an attendant re-.
,neWed quarrel which arose between
them early in the afternoon. Glasses
and plates were thrown by the men
until Harden pulled pistol and shot
Johnson. wounding him in one hand.
Excited by the confusion, Albert
Wheaton. burly negro, insane al
most from birth, grabbed ND a chair
and advanced on Harden, the latter re-
treating as fast as possible. Thinking
his life in danger, Harden fired twice
at Wheaton and the negro fell To the
floor corpse. ~
Much excitement was caused, the in.
sane patients running about madly.
Harden was dlsarmed and later sent to
jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
BURNED PARAPHERNALtA.
$4,000 Worth of Gambling Material
Destroyed in New York.

E. n & L.
! NEW YORK, March 1S.-The final
step in the many gambling house
raids by District Attorney Jerome's
men in recent months under the Dow
ling law. was taken today when over
$4,000 worth Of gambling parapher-
MALTA was taken from the criminal
court building and burned.
It took five double-team truck loads
to remove the gambling implements.
There were between fifty and sixty
roulette wheels, ranging, in price from
$50 to $3.50. and 500. There. were
nearly a million chips, from the com.
moncst to the finest ivory and ,inlaid
pearl, Besides there were hundreds
and even thousands of packs OF cards,
numerous faro layouts, red and black
games in quantities., Klondyke games
in profnsion, dice for shooting crap
anu nearly every other conceivable
devise used by gamblers. &.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
In. FEAR OF WIDE
THANKING MOVE
Last Dispatch From Frort Contained
Significant Words Indicating Fore.
bcdirss Along That Line.
ny Associated Prcss.)

ST. PETERSBURG, March So: II
p. --Tclteraphic communication viii,
the treating Russian army has hren
cut for OYER twcnty-four hours. but
the authorities hope it. is only temper.
,hrily and say that they EavesMo infor-
nation thnt the Japanese have reach
cI the railway in General Lfnevitch's
rcai,
Nevertheless with the curtain down.
The war office naturally is the prey Of
the direst forebodines. The Inst word
frcp. the front was contained in a telc.
gram from enc of the Associated Pros;
Russian correspondents, the only cor
resrt ndcnt with the retiring army. 1t
preshscd an attack from the rear.
Pressed BY Japanese.
The telegram although dated Chan.
tunfn tforty miles north OF Tic Pass)
ut four o'clock Thursday afternoon.
was sent from Kaiyuan, thirty miles
nprtt of Tic Pass and only reached st.
Petersburg this morning. II was very
brief. saying simply that the army was
retiring in good order and destroying
h. railroad as it went. >bnt wa:; con.
stahtiy pressed by the Japanese. the
rear guard ection being continuous.
There were ominous words in The
centirding sentence, MS follows: ave
believe tho japanese arc making II
wide turning movement north ami thai
they arc ready to fall urnn us when
we ec ont of the ring like eronp Of
mountains which surround tho; Tie
Z Pass ggrse.H
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
Governor Hoch Thus Explains At.
titude Of Kansas in Taking
Up the Fight.
WORKING FOR COMPETITION
John o. Rockefeller Accused Of Doing
More For Spread of Socialism Than
All of the FaIlaey's Professional pro.
paoandists-s,ooo Persons Attend
Oil Producers Convention.
tlsy Associated Press,

KANSAS CITY, MO-. March 1S.-A
special to the Star from Indcpcnil.
ence, Kas., says: g5s
When the convention Of oil produc.
crs of Kansas was called to order hero
today to map out lis fight against the s
Standard Oh Company there were
5000 persons present. The organizn.
ton Effected early in the wir.ter at TO,
peka to fight for legislation was made
permanent.
Many speeches were delivered today
devoted strictly tn the business end OF,
the situation While the Standard OH
Company was denounced the protlur.
crs did not lose sight OF the fact That
in order 10 win their fight they must
act 5
Among the delegates were several
leading State Legislators and many
prominent business men Of Kansas. 4,
Governor Hoch in LimeIlsht.
Governor Hoch was the center nf ut-
tention. Ida NJ. Tarbell WINS also re.
ceived enthusiastically.
Governor iAoch made an address. In
%hichihe said: (. :. VI
This rs NOT a W upon he staMI..
fard OIL Comp tlbSait ifss
methods. It Is not an attack upon, tliis3
great corporation.sI 1t is an attacls mon, itr6
its commercial policies. 1t is mot iii
attempt TO drive the Standard Oil Com.
pany out of this State. 1t is nh 1T.
teE.pt to compel it to be decent. y. q
This is not a socialistic movenicni,l
but the very reverse Of it. Thorough.
ly convinced by long study and much
thought that the socialistic idea of gov.
ernment interference in private bust
ness is radically wrong, have, enterei
tanned with caution any and every, pro-
position tending to governmental nh
sorption OF business enterprises which
can be more wisely left to individual.
effolt
Not SocaIistic Movement.
" his oil refinery movement OF ours,
lrepeat, is not soclallstic moyehieitt!5
1t has the semhlance of socialism, hut
lis soul is that of competition.
"Ir my Judgment Mr.. Rockefeller.
and mention him merely In his rep
rcsentative capacity is doing more To
multiply. socialists and make SOCIALISM,
popular than all the professional pro.
paeandists of that fascinating fnllacy9]
IN tie Unied States arc doing ANA the
Standard OIL Company. is. in its cs.
sential character, the most gigantic
socialtstic concern in the rounry
lis aim and end is the ain AMI end
OF socialism. The destruction OF. compe.
titioE and in battling against ii va
knew that we are battling for and not
against the competitive system and no
superficial alarmists can convince MS
10 The contrary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
ADMIRAL STERLING TO RETIRE.
Will Transfer Command Of Asiatic
Station to Admiral Folser.
&, INV ASSncIoted praa.

WASHINGTON, D, c., March IS
Rear Admiral Sterling, commanding
the Asiatic fleot, mas cabled the navy
department that he has left Cavite, on
the flagship Wisconsin, for. Hong
Kong, where the admiral will haul
down his flag on the 23rd, inst, and
transfer the command Of the station
to Rear Admiral VIM. f.. Folger now
commanding the cruiser squadron of
that fleet
Admiral Sterling will return to the
United United States at his leisure prepnra-
Tory: TO his retirement forage early in
May: n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
COP KILLS MANAGER
MISSISSIPPI CLUB
Tragedy Result of Continued Raids
Made by the Officers to Locate
Illicit Liquor.
.-fhy Assoclated Press.,

MOBILE, Ala. March ls.-A Reg,
lister special says:
s Morris manager Of the MISSISSIPPI.
pi Club. Pattiesb,rg. bliss. has heen
sh". and instantly killed Icy Chief. 81
Police Bufkin. the killing was there.
silt Of continued raids for Illicit liquor
made 10y the chief OF, tho mississippi
:lul. Bnfliin was. released on $l,auc
l.ail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
$3.50 REWARD OFFERED.

That Sum Will Go to Man Who Ar.
rests William Handbury.
fSpecinl to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND, VA, March 1S.-Wil.
liam Handbury. the negro who muir.
dered j. Il. McKeen. steward of the
Homestead hotel. Hot Springs, yes.
terday, is still at large.
A reward of $3.50 has been offered
for his capture. He is mulatto. 80
years old, five feet ten inches in height
and weighs l75 pounds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
TOBACCO TRUST
WILL FIGHT LAW
Hopes to Have Indiana and Wisconsin
Anti.ciearette Measures De.
ciared Unconstitutional.
(By Associated Press.l

MILWAUKEE, WIS, March 49,
The Journa: today says:
The American Tobacco Company
will fight the anticigarette laws in
Wisconsin and Indiana
Throughout the proceedings at
Madison the tobacco interests hod an
attorney CT the ground. but little nc.
.tivi'y was shown in opposing the bill
because, is hoped to have il declared
unconstitutional after it takes effect
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
CLOCK GIG SMASHED N NELLIE
One Member Stuck to AnheaserBusoh
csnd1aase to Bitter End-Democra.s
Voted soIidIy For Former Senator
N! coekre'l-E'cc.ion Came on
se7ths ballet.
& tEy Associated Press,

fEsJEl.FERSON CITY, MO-. Harch 49,
FIN, Scenes of Widest disorder Major
William Warner. Republican, of Kan
}tsfs City, was today elected GfsAy.,t
SGtesksenator from Missouri. to sue.
oeci Francis Marion Ccckrell. the
democratic senator whose term ex.
pred March 4, and who had occupied
Ithea office since 1874.
l{$1hc election CT Major Warner end
led the deadlock in the Legislature that
began %hen the first Joint ballot Was
taken on January 49,
31'odays Joint session was the forty
iiflhf and the elective ballot was the
Estx.y!seventh.
Democrats Stood by CockreII.
iSyEF1Om the beginning the Democrats
steadfastly voted for their caucus
nominee F. NJ. Cockrell. while the ma
f5ority of The Republicans voted for
Thomas X. Niedringna,.s, of st. louis.
chairman of the State central con-
imlttee, and the caucus nominee
The caucus nominee was opposed by
Richard C.lSerens, of st: Louis, former
RenublIe an national . committeeman
y sslts his nd re fused to;; leave
MIN This reslibsa IN HE spiittin,G,;2,o,i
the Republican vote and more Than Il
score Of candidates were named in
the different sessions in joint ballots.
Closing Scenes of Fight.
When tho balloting opened today.
Warner, Nicdringhaus and Cockrcll
were the principal contestants. with
| n small vote for Kerens and n scatter.
ing vote for Peck. Parker and Bar
tholdt. On the second ballot the sun
porters of Kercns returned tc him and
remained until the end; Cockrclls vote
was undiminished and remained so
throughout, and Warner had advancc.l
by drawing from Niedringhaus.
| Little change was made during The
next four ballots, while the Democrats
clamored for adjournment and the lie.
publicans endeavored to fight through
to successful result.
The widest disorder prevailed and
time and again the proceedings were
brought to IA stantlstill by the turmoil.
kerens Withdraws.
In the midst of this, after the SIKH
ballot had been taken, r. C. Kcrens adj
yanced TO tie rostrum and. in few
words, urged that If it was the desire
of the assembly to elect Warner. he he
-, elected. This was practically a with.
drawal of Kerens and broke the dead
lock.
Efforts were made to stop C roll
call on the seventh ballot. and the
Democrats tried to effect an adjourn.
ment without an election.
The hour for adjournment had been
set for 3 O'Clock by concurrent resolu
ton and, ass the hour approached. the
clock was smashed in the melee
Major Warner by s1 Votes.
Amid an uproar that almost got. be-
yond control the seventh ballot was
taken. resulting in the election of Ma,
jor Warner. The vote stood: Warner.
81; Cockrell, SO; NieGringhaus, /. file
total vote was 175. making IS neces.
sary TO a choice and Warner received
three votes more than the majority
At 3 o'clock the general Assembly
adjourned sine die.
!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
TEDDY WILL TALK
TO COAL MINERS
Delegation of Anthracite Men, Headed
ty John Mitchell, Extends invi.
taticn to the Chief Executive. n a
(By Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. March lS.--A dele.
CATION OF anthracite coal miners head.
Ell by John Mitchell president y, Tho
United Mine Workers OF America,
called on tho President today 10 IN.
Si'e linn to address a meeting of min,
ers on tho occasion u mis- proposed
visit to Wilkesbarrc. Pa. next sum.
MGR.
The President accepted the Invita-
ion and. after some considerations it.
was decided that he shoul'i lie at viii.
hes tarre on August 10 and address
TIE Ir.iners ut that time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
PREACHER WAS a
STOCK GAMBLER
Suspended For oae Year by Whining
~ ton Conference.-The Divide
Alexandria District.
. By Associated Press

WILMINGTON. DEL. hiarch 49,
Rev. Wilbur f: Cochran, D, D.. who
has been on trial before ccmmiitpc
of fifteen members of the Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal conference, charg.
ed.with stock dealing. was today found
guilty. He was suspended for ono
year, The conference held special
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY.
Former President Grover Cleveland is
GO Years Old.
fIiy Associated Presp.

q '1iy AHs0c1ated Presg.I
PRINCETON, n. j., March 1S--
Former President Grover Cleveland
celebrated his ,GSth birthday quietly at
his home. "Westland." today, receiving
informally his friends among the
Princeton University faculty. who
called. The callers included DIR. Paul
Vandyke and President Wilson.
Mr.. Cleveland and party will leave
Monday fer the South on hunting
trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
Heavy Rear Guard Acttion.,l

flNKOW. IMANCHuR[A, March. is.
IL is reported that the Russian rear
guard is fighting a heavy action in the
vicinity of Kaiyuan, about twenty
miles north of Tie Pass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
SPECIAL SESSION
COMES TO AN END
sa,to Domingo treaty Remains on the
Calendar Without Action--De
f .ocratlc Opposition Successful.

By IAsgocintcd Press.)

:I WASHINGTON. p. c., March ls,--
5'rhe special session of the Senate was,
4 ut $3.50 today, adjourned Withnutst,ny
All of INSTRUMENTATION sent In were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19

French Commissioner Held by Arabs.
PARIS, MARCH 1S.-Count lie So.
gonzac, who was sent by the Moroccarn
commission to investigate tho com
mcrcial conditions Of Morncco. Inns
been captured by Arabs. IA n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
SAW CUT HIM IN TWO.
Horrible Death Of Ben Rianey 1t Ca.

HorrlbIe Death Of Ben Risney ut Cal.
ends. Va. on Friday.
Especial to the Daily press.)
RICHMOND. VA, March 1S.-Fatl.
ing on rapidly revolving saw at Cal
ends, Va Friday Ben Riency was cat
in two. Both legs were severed and
his head split open.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
RESULT OF ovERWoRk.
Secretary of State Hays Physician
Explains Causes Of His Collapse.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 49,
Extreme exhaustion of the nerve
centers brought on by overwork," is
the cause assigned by the surgeon
general of the navy, who is Secretary
Hays physician, for the secretary's
collapse, just before boarding the
steamer at New York today.
Secretary Hay is worn out from
overwork," the surgeon general said,
"and | have urged him to take this
trip in the hope that the sea voyage
and complete rest and separation from
official business will restore his
strength"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
PERSONALS,

RENN1E's ICE CREAM rs PURE AND
deliclously favored. An order will con-
vince you. THE RENNlE DAIRY CO..
211 North Third. Phone 1856.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
NOTICE.
Notice to Tax Payers.
once OF Collector of city Taxes.

ONCE Of Collector of City Taxes.
City Hall, Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR 1905 ON
Fl JUNE IL, s
The whole tax is due, but tho ordi-
nance provides that one-half may be
& paid in June and the remaining half
in December. Failure to pay all or one
half On June incurs a penalty Of 8 per
cent, on the whole amount, which Is due
at once, and If not paid before SEP
TENDER LIST the Collector Is required to
levy, with costs added. (See Chapter
xiv, sec %
ALL MALES 81 years of ago. ALL
e PERSONS (MALE OR FlIMALID who
own personal property, or hold personal
properly as hduciary, and all parties
conducting business inthe city OF Rich
mond (of whatever nature) are assessed,
and will please call and settler so as TO
avoid delinquency.
Grading. Paving, Pipe and Sewer Con-
nection Bills are payable In tho same
manner as Taxes. and at the same time
Give name in which property stands,
and see that you get all your bills.
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give It prompt atten-
ton, as under the new ordinance per
cent. penalty will have to he added to
the whole bill after June Both,
+. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Ju1-1mo Collector Of City Taxes.