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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-01-12

WHERE'S THE NIGGER "A
Radical sheet, the Tamaqua
Journal, says:
"We have had a Republican
victory-now, where's the mig
ger?
Thereupon the Belfefonte
Watchman gees at the follow
ing rapid rate:
"Go to your store, and you
get from eighteen to twenty
five cents worth of nigger in
every yard of muslin that you
buy; from ten to fifteen cents
worth of calico your wife and
children use; from six to eight
dollars worth of nigger in each
barrel of flour that your family
consumes; twenty-five cents
worth of niggerin every pound
of coffee you purchase ; from s
to twelve cents worth of nigger
in every pound of sugar you
buy to sweeten it; you'll find a
small bit of niger in your box
of matches, and considerable
of niger in your plug of to-
bacco. You can eat nothing,
wear nothing, see nothing,
taste nothing, or have nothing,
that is not more or less affected
by the miserable niggerism that
has controlled the country since
Old Abe left Springfield for
Washington"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-01-12
B. F. FORT.

A ttorney at Law. Bellevue, Bos-
N sier parish, La. n16
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-01-12
TO THE TRADE

TO THE TRADE
is offered unsurpassed inducements.
Receiving large invoices from the
Maaufactories. most of my stock being
manufactured expressly for me, enables
me to sell at a slight advance over
New Orleans prices. v4n36ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
KINGS COUNTY COURT of OYER AND rlsxsss.
The Donaldson wife NIurder-Arraignmento oil
the Prisoner.


the Prisoner.
Before Judgs Gilbert and justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
James Donaldson, who indicted by the Grand
jury on tho charge OF having The 18th Of June last
beaten his wife Margaret 10 death, in the tenement
house No 100 Plymouth street. arraigned in the
Court OF Oyer and Tsrmner yesterday morning. Tho
circumstances OF the murder fully reported at the
time but brief will not be out OF place IL APP
pearee that Donaldson who about forty or forty-hve
years of age and maohinst by trade, had been out OF
employment time previous TO the tragedy,
aud in the midst Of all his trouble was 80 IN
fortunate 10 have wife strongly addicted 70
intempennce On tho day in question ne
arrived homo at about ore O'Clock in the
af neon and found that his wife hal been drinking
during the forenoon another womans apartments,
and almost supched by the ELECTS OF the liquor
Donaldson became enraged observing her condition.
and alleged attacked and beat her in brutal
with his fists aud various articles which hand
One Of their children little girl, in the the
time Out she was altogether too young 10 fully realize
Ihs awful condition Of Affairs rhe unfortunate woman,
weakened by the blows and bleeding profusey from her
wounds, managed 10 crawl into corner of the room
when who occupied the adjoining
entered Donadson's apartment which the
second floor and began TO demonstrate with him.
at the same time saying that 'he would be sorry
for what he had done.n The infuriaied man replied
with OATH and While the woman engrossed his ATT
non by talking 10 him. Mrs. Donaldson, almost dead,
craalod by degrees ont OF the and thence down
stairs TO small apartment leading from tho hail. where
she was found dead few hours subsequently by several
parties residing in the house Donaldson then left the
promises and was arrested short time afterwards,
the corner Of John and Gold streets by Sergeant Grove
Of the Forty second precinct.
The prisoner having arraigned yesterday the in.
dictment was read TO hm, when he pleaded not guilty,
and demanded trial. AS he had not employed counsel
the court assigned Mr. Robert johnson defend him.
Mt. johnson asked Tor several days order to collect
evidence. and the accordingly adjourned No
day designated for the trial.
The Fitzpatrick Murder.
The trial Of the OF Morris Ephraim, who in
dcted on Che charge OF having fatally stabbed man
named John Fitzpatrick, in the Eastern District the
night Of the nth of March last have taken place
yesterday The majority of the witnesses prose-
euton, however failed to appear and the nd
tourned until Friday, at niue A. NJ. Attachments
issued Tor the delinqucnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

posted BY Mac has drawn up articles or agreement and
forwarded tue same for McCoole's consideration lie
agrees to night the ST. Louis within nfty miles OF
Cincinnati, provided he lCobarn) has the naming OF
the place. This certainly cannot be objeclonaeis
to kcCooie for he fought with Aaron Jones
in the same vicinity. Il IL also understood that the
light will not como on under six months from the tim.
OF signing articles OF agreement, which will bring
about the latter part Of April OF the LIST OF May.
They will fight at about one hundred and nfty-two
pounda Should Cobnrn DO successful In this fight Il 10
understood that he win then retire from the There
IL talk Of increasing the stakes $40 900 side.
which would be- II agreed upon the iarses, amoua1
ever commended for in prize ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
Union Comrse-Trotting.

trotting match for 81 000 mile heats best three in
five, in harness. was announced TO or yesterday
afternoon at the Union course between John Doty .
stallion, Jackson Emperor, and Mr. snedker's black
geldinR, Black Prince. The trot, according to the
advertisement, to take place shine but when
the hour arrived for the commencement OF operations
the Jersey party that is John Doty and his stallion and
his followers fsed to put in appearance, and the
other side claiming forfeit there q to all fur
ther business at the Union course and the few who
were called together to witness the returned
somewhat disappointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

THE CONGRESSIONAL RAILROAD COMMITTEE 1t "a stated
that the origin OF the resolution appointing the Con.
gressiona Committee now in Richmond In the perform
ance OF the duties assigned them onsequence Of
the charge that the President had corruptly and
vanouiy sold property AZ nominal prices rebel
purchasers &c IL 10 known, however positively, that
Mr. Stanton testified before tho impeachment Commit
tee that ho responsible for the sale property
he ADVISED the disposition Of in the manner Il
sold and that he dh this for the hest interests Of the
county AZ the railroads then eosna the govern
VAC. 0c.. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Today In accordance with the present constitution,
the registered voters Of Baltimore city are 70 vote for
candidate 70 represent this Judicial Circut-ths Eighth
in the Court Of Appeals for Chief Justice OF the su-
prems Bench Of Baltimore city, four Associate Justices
Of the Supreme Bench OF Baltimore city, Mayor and
both branches OF the City Council
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

(Erom the Hartford Times october IL
The fight In East Hartford Saturday morning be
tween George Cary Henry Monogovan for 81 50
instead OF $T5 The shareholders left the ground few
before the round and had returned az
last To give additional dignity 10 the hght =
should be stated that it all about
OF q street quarrel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
The German Democratic ORGANIZATIONS.

The German Democratic Union General Committee
and campaign organization held joint session
at the Germania Assembly Rooms last night
Coroner Sch rmer presided. THY ratified the Tam
many county ticket in full, In consideration
OF the that this organization fully complied with
the wishes and recommendations OF the Germans 10
making tho Nominations Resolutions this effect
adopted Arrangements msde for cam
pa gn meetings five different districts behalf Of the
candidate for County Clerk, Charles Z. Loew. and
mtees pointed for that purpose. Il Was also
de1drd 10 continue the naturalization offices until FRI
day. inclusiya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

CHARLESTON. Oct 12-Arrived, steamships thempon
Brewer do: Name Law, Boston. " - 1865
SAVANNAH Oct 22--Arrived. steamships Zodiac Phil
bps NIerk; san Salvador. NcKerson. and Montgomery.
MISUNDERSTANDING Leo. Dearborn, NYork
Clyde, POWELL NYork.
xw 0A~ sAsviv NNw ~ ma Pea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

the stand he shot BY him and came home winner OF
the heat By ose length. amid the ~ass cnses wilkes n
Pr iUss d sta 0; Tine IL 1893 sass.
Four4 Heat-Ths position Of matters now puzzled
the speculative fratsraiiy Dan Rice wa the IsVore
Crooks who had driven Wilkes gave up the reins 70
Sam Mclaughlin Promptly getting me u MORO.
sSs ssud uGa 70 tho quarter pole
those positions were maintained, hice one
length 70 the 'front.' and Condolences two lengths IN sd
vance Of wilkss Time 81 seconds, and tney nostsa
in the same manner 70 the half mile pole in 40 IL
Gas now presumed bv the partsans Of hioo suss no
wIs. ersos sno and I they into
the homo stretch caught Rice, Tapped him. ana came
home. amid the widest cheers, hall . lens.n 70 .ae
two lengths IN advance Of Confidence. Time. 2:o
The opening day was success 1t needed oniy .ne
rest praucng on their msttIesoms stseds mako the
scene such medieval times brought togetherthou-
saads Of brave men and ladies' OF the tournament
Trenton National Horse Races.
Yesterday morning dawned unfavoraby for the turtles
and visitors generally at the Trenton At seven
A. n il commenced raining, which continued a. inter-
walls for three or four hourA The Trentonans regarded
this an III omen for the days pleasure and at half
past NJ. there scarcely one hundred people
the grounds However, the collection OF horse flesh
genuine and sufficient, that tho officials deter
mined TO paronize the track which was rather heavy,
The nrsi race was for premium OF SIS for the first
and s25 to the second Mile heats TO harness. best TWO
in three. Three year ods.
II. J. Vests New Jersey. Observation-Disclosures. i
j. c. Collins collns. -
Ravens American Star. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 =
: Tine s:ao-s:is-ai5
SECOND RACE.
The second was for racers for prize OF 500 to
the frat aud $50 to the second mile heats 10 harm
best three ia FIVE.
William Il. Doblies Polly Ann. ............. l
Vandykee Guck's Sherockey ..............
Time 241-2 :i5-240
THIRD
The third trial embraced road horses driven to road
wagons by owners the FIRST horse receive premium
OF $50, second $50 and third sl0 mile heats, best
three in five.
Nm a. Dooies o. m......................... -
Thomas g. Westcott's Trenton.
y. ouoAicy = i
Time, 2:52-2 53-2:57.
FOURTH RACE.
The fourth trot per ormei by double teams owned
by one person. the hrst to prize OF S75 the
second S35 and the tnird SIS; mile heats, best three
in five
VIM. II. Doble's Frank and Ned. ............. 2 8
Jonn turner's D. ana 2 m. ................ . 8
j. e. Collins Careless and mate ............. l i
Time. 24S-24i-2:i3
In the afternoon the shone resplendenty
and the track got into fine condition The citizens,
being disappointed by the incemency Of the morning,
for the most part stopped at home but make
rows programme the impD-fng No disputes or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
TIE PRIZE RING.

Exciting min Between Bill Boyce aud Denny
Reagan at spruce Rus. N. J.-Reagan the
Winner.
A lively encounter occurred Monday morning be-
tween these two promising brusers, at Spruce Run,
nfty-sx miles from Now York on the Jersey Central
Railroad Both men Jerseymon, Boyce residing at
Jersey City and Reagan hsiug from FL slbeth Royce
mouder by trade, weighs hundred and
thirty three pounds, and is I'VE fee. eight inches
in height Reagan stands i've feet inches height
and weighs lao pounds. The men brought on the
ground about half-psst I'VE and A. once proceeded 70
don their superfuous attire. Bets freely made "a
sir 10 tour on Reagan. Boyce the rst enter the
nstlc arena The tight was closely contested and
in all respects game and Interesting exhibition. II
lasted thirty seven rounds, which were performed
in two hours and thirty minutes, Reagan being ulti-
msely declared the victor The chances Of Royce
for several rounds before the termination OF the light
hopeless by ell the spectators and hs seconds
DESTROYS OF throwing up the sponge, but he rc-
NAMED undaunted and refused 70 cave IN until com.
ps':sd to do so by sheer exhaustion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Man wIra THRrE WryEs-A OF considerable
Interest up in the police yesterday morning.
involving the rights Of two women In the same has
band the facts, as evolved arc az follows: William
Kane was married ten years ago in Ireland. He lived
for Time 10 his native land, apparently happy
with growing family coming up about him. After
time he crossed the ocean with his wife and children
and lived in Brooklyn year He next South, to
savannah, leaving bis wife and children behind. In
savannah he became acquainted with n Southern lady
and married her. Obvious OF his nrst love Al length
becoming tired Of his second wife, he enlisted In the
United States navy and never saw her again.
when his term Of service expired he landed in
New York, whore he became acquainted with a
third lady, who was prevailed upon TO become Mrs.
Kane. After living for some time In New York the
late Mrs. Kane and her husband removed 70 Chicago.
where falling out with his spouse he returned TO
Brooklyn. hunted up his first wife, who, more faithful
than the wife OF Euoch Arden had her aec
tops intact for her way~srd aud rambling husband He
lived for some time with This wife, aud then moved 70
Iowa Onos more the nomadic Kane visited Chicago,
and made the second acquaintance Of the New York
wife. but remaining too long away from the Iowa one
the latter pursued her husband this city ana caused
his arrest he was examined on q charge Of bigamy
and held for trial 10 bail Of $500 Chicago Times oct Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
NEWSPAPERS.

TUE GREAT NEW FAMILY PAPER
i THE FIREsIDE COMPANION
VIII he ready on FRIDAY morning.
Twill contain tnree hret rate STORIES VIZ.
:. Under the Gaslight"
Aaws,ny The sigma. or Whispering In the DARK"
Ana !" Under the Harrow"
charas,crstc Sketches By Mary Kyle Dallas end others
,h5 ne hus.rsuons and In short, will DO brmin' "
~ sSv ssylesslss fd& Snn lUela.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
SHIP PING NE w s
FtSr Or NEW YORK. OCTOBER %. 1851.


ship - John tBrl Williamson, from Liverpool Sent a.
reports SIN nst ~ hufrcane. lost her sails was
IL, lon C. 49, = - ''' :" - "
Bark csrishaven, IS days from Bremen
Wind at sunset Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
KINGS ,ius7r SlaaD us SUPERVISORS.

ImpoVtnut Ci cnges In the system oil Conducts
ing the Pcni tentiary-New Workshops TO be
Erected. &c.
Board mey tserday afternoon at three O'Clock the
President, Mr.. Lit. Y, in tue chair.
supervisor scho,s esrei the following with
O. tho changes In system Of conducting the affairs
tue Particularly
nest ths keeper Pcnseuary shah and be T. hereby
empowered to contract for ne labor q All prisoners.
aud such terms as nay se satisfactory to the
Penitentsry vonnlvee ~ Zoe 1 70 ,,rrhs. b
otharwse, All the nesssay supplies y What,
kind whether be FOOD MonsF psuns ,s9 ~ ,u
shall excesd tie sum Of sJ thoe On tne o.
s6ses etseed te amount required for the fiscal year.
Resolved That he De further aulho lxea anu
nenl 6r discharge any that he may deem Tor the best
Interest ot county 10 suspend or discn.rgs a.
Resolved rAs the PeEentary Com ana VIC kee
Of lie pent~pu1ry be Esd they hereby authorized TO
procure plans And specifications for suitable wohsnnps
suen riAns ana csma.es e this ord for b. action
Resoysd lbl ~ bgs contracted 10 .rns oa ~ ne bs
suda and passed e The ren.ntis, ~ ~ sf ah me
tommtee On accounts and that the kee Der 10 az o. NV
expenses incurred ~ carryng out The forrg'hg rssou,
i51s be dreccd eonfne his expenditures to nc amount
issi Cor expenses Of She Psuenuarv without he 10
By action Of this Beard authorized 70 increase
such expenditures; 10 which such aunJri1ed 70
county he county Treasurer before any liability is In.
CURED.
me 0r, resolution vas amended 80 70 read from
and after the hst day Of December rext anN sbich
tue wholo series were adopted with little no de-
bate -. -.
The soeci. Committee having In charge the matter OF
t0e aeer rom The county bgdngs TO the tide rassr ~
Jamaica bay ars directed and authorized 70 sxe the
pceary measures obtain ot aud vest Ia the county 81
Kins no ttc 70 the lands lnolcsLed anS aa0p'ou ,u
10 the aw Of 1904 The resolution was aaope' "i'nou'
debate alter which the Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

THE NEW FAMILY PAPER,
THE fGRESiDe COMPANION
VIII create great sensation
II Will be full Of intensely interesting stores amusne
sketches. hne illustrations Dnd other lively matter
win be ready on Friday morning Price cents Ask tho
newsdeaiers for IL. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

FExAS STATE CoxvgSuor The Eenians OF hassa-
CHI leelss held convention in this city on Nednesoay
last twenty five circles represented by forty sne
delegates Joreruiaa Murphy or Worcester, was sectsn
permanent President The state Agents report reHs.
scented the orsauzuiOn A. increasing rapidy. facs
Doody. Of Bosop S~ss chosen state Centre -bcSg'
aTareu<y Grf w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Democratic Union Assembly Nomination.
Peter Tranor dominated for Assemblyman BY the
democratic Unionists the Eleventh Assembly district
last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
DToxnr, A..emhIv observation-disclosures

Mozart Assembly Nominations
The Mozart Tenth Assembly District Convention last
night nominated Samuel Mullen.
The same wing Of the democracy in the Fourteenth
district nominated Lewis w. Mares.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

GENERAL TArton's On HoNR.-Ths house In which
General I@hary Taylor vas born Is used as barn
~ Sylvan Lodge tue residence OF Lieutenant william
Deas, formerly OF the Confederate army. Tue Lodge ia
not quite four miles from Orange vourl House
iva ! Erpostiov 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

In the afternoon the shone most respendently
and the track got into fine condition The citizens,
being disappointed by the inclemency Of the morning
for the most part stopped at home but to make tomor
rows programme the more imposing. No disputes or
misconduct retarded the progress OF the days
tinr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Tnmmnny As .embiy Nominations.
The Tammany conventions Of the various Assembly
DISTRICTS OF this county met last night but made COM
para,vely few nominations The following exhibits the
result OF their dcliberaIiOns:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
The Coburn and srcCee,e Fight.

prom the Evening Telegram Of Yesterday
Coburs. the present champion OF the rng having &C
ceped %. enslses. 70 nghs McCcois o. ~ Loui: and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
CITY POLiTIC

Conservative Republican Judiciary Conyen-
tIon.
The Judiciary Convention Of the conservative wing OF
the republican party met at the General Committee
rooms corner OF Broadway and Twenty third street,
last evening Judge Samuel r Blatchford was elected
chairman, and Joseph 8. Breach and Andrew J. Plumb
secretaries Credentials were presented from all the
delegations except those Of the Fourth, Eighth and
Twelfth districts.
Mr. RUFUS +. ANDREWS moved that committee OF
1--WE be appointed confer with other organizations as
TO the selection OF candidates for judicial offices and
after short debate the motion was carried Tho fol-
lowing named gentlemen were appointed as such COM
mee with instructions 10 report TO The Convention at
its next meeting Rufus f. Andrews, Jos. b. Taylor,
Robert Benedict Robert Beatty and +. Delaaed Smith.
The Convention them adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Democratic Union Senatorial Nomination.
Thomas Montgomery was last NIGHT nominated as can
didate for the state Senate by the democratic Union
parry OF the Fifth Senatorial d istrict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
,sFHsnf aT-CSculT-cALEsOAa TaH DAf.

Held BY judge Gilbert.
Court opens al y 0 clock A. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Tammany Senatorial Nomination.
The Tammany wing Of the democracy in the Eighth
Senatorial district last night nominated Henry W.
Genet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
The Democratic General Committee.

Republican Nomination for County Clerk.
There was q republican convention held at No. o
Court street YESTERDAY afterncn ut which Mr. Andrew
b. Hodges nominated for the Office OF County Clerk
in place of SIR Frank b. stryker who declined the
nomination rendered him at the regular county convsu
ton on Saturday last Mr. Hodges several years ago
held the position OF Sheriff OF Kings county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

October Meeting Of the Nara GRnset Park
As.ociafion-The Crowds Of Horsemen IN
Providence-Thc Prominent Horses Pres
rni-Tho Races Of the Opening Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
ms. e.I.LANEOUs.

A -JAREDS EMAIL DE- PARIS, FOR THE SKIN
n The only PREPARATION tina, mpars white do
lcaeiy tinted skin without nturng leaving traces
It's application sold BY druggists and by IsABEAu, ~
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
rhe Third Assembly District Democratic

The Third Assembly District Convention met las. even.
ing but failed 10 agree upon q candidate They re-
solved to refer the matter TO the Democratic Genera
COMMITTEES and then adjourned zine die
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
Terms ESght Dollars per o,,sa,,,,. IN, ,,,,,.,c

shall not only have an ample supnlv Of r,,,-
ber with which to begin next spring. but Al,
abundance Of good brick Last spring thor.
was considerable delay in building for want of
material
During the season there has been laid in
Lewiston about 100000 OF briek Mr.. S. u.
Thomas put 100000 intO Jones tenement block.
MIR. p. Norton, formerly OfiY ork York cOun-
W, has laid 100000, besides laying 100 yards
., stone and doing 10000 yards of lathing and
p'"s'erihg. He has employed 100 hands during
'"e season. lie used 100000 brick for repairs
""u "uuitlohs to the Bates Mills: 25OO0O for
u T.. Noyes' Card Factory. l0OOOo far NIarIr
Lowel mouse; and 800 900 tor the nav hoard
ing block for the Lincoln Mill
This boarding block is five stories biob s,r-
mounted by a thicket of 10 large cbimne,;s
1t has accommodations for 175 operatives. rpev
and women. The latter will constitute rnucb
the larger number. Every sleeping room has
its window. Two large rooms are set apart tor
invalids Ample provisions are made for bath
ing. Instead however, of a store in each room
as now, it seems to me that the entire building
should he heated by steam and the food cook
ed by steam. The whole will be under the
management OF a single party. The block
costs $4,000. Surely, there are excellent ac-
commodations for the operatives, aud it speaks
we'll for the Franklin Company
By the close of the season there will have
been erected some 100 BUILDINGS IN Lewiston,
and Auburn; say 100 in the former and 80 in
the latter. 1t cannot fall short of this num-
Der; possibly overrun a trifie The cost is es
timated at from $500 900 to S4OO 900. Though
these are mainly residences, still the cry is
more rent, more rent" BARLOW.