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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
DEAD WITH A BROKEN NECK.
Mysterious Fate Of W. H. KiTtley, a
Chesapeake and Ohio Brakeman.
LIFELESS BY THE SIDE OF ENGINE,
Young Kirtley Was the Only Son OF "A
widowed Mother, and Was "A Man of
Exemplary Habits-Death Suppos-
ed TO Have Resulted from "A Fall.

A somewhat mysterious death occurred
last night at HaxalIs Station, on the
James River Division OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. about two miles west
of Richmond.
William II. Kirtey, a white man,
ABOUT twenty-three years CT age, VINO
resided with his widowed mother at No.
go west Cary street, went out with a
freight train on the above mentioned
road Friday night. in tho capacity oil
brakeman, which place he had held Tor
two or three years past.
FOUND HIM DEAD.
lie was apparently in good health.
and made the run all right 20 Clifton
Forge. Returning last night, he was
riding on the cab with his engineer.
When the train reached Haxalls the
engineer went into the telegraph office
to get his orders leaving Kirtlcy sitting
in the cab.
lie was gone only a short time. but
when he returned be found the young
man lying on his face by the side Of the
engine in an unconscious condition.
DIR. BROCK SUMMONED.
The body was placed in the cabocse
and brought to this city as speedily
as possible. Immediately upon the ar
rival Of the train, Dr. G. W. j.. Brock.
the surgeon 20 the company, was sum
moned. Dr. Brock hurried TO the Eighth
street Station and made an examination
of the body, finding life extinct. lie
found also that the young mans neck
was broken, and gave it as his opinion
that young Kirtlcy had been seized
with a fit. and had fallen from the en-
gine. alighting upon his head.
The body was taken in charge BY
Undertaken ]. w. Laube, who will pre-
pare II for burial. ,
4 FAITHFUL EMPLOYE.
Mr.. Klrtloy. as above stated. had been
I'm the employ OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for about three years. and
had made most reliable and faithful
omploye, being sober and OF exemplary
habits.
lie was the only son OF Mrs. Ellen II.
Kirtlev, and lived with his mother. at
No. so west Cary street. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

Provision Made by the Heichstag for
steel clad Warship.

BERLIN. March 2o.-Reichstas today
nv vote of 2i5 TO 81. adopted the decision
OF the Budget Commission 70 grant an
extra credit for the construction OF one
new steel clad warship
Prior to voting on the question OF n
Grant for the construction OF one steel
clad warship, the Roichstag. by a vote
OF 2Oi 10 li3 rejected the Government
demand for credits for two new cruisers.
Then without a division, the chamner
rejected che demand for Increased ere
diis whcrevith 20 construct new tofpedo
boats. a..
Tho three votes fully confirmed the
decisions OF the Budget Commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

ticr a few years ago by the resisna''on ~
OF Colonel william II. Palmer. he "
n man known 20 be faithful 10 esoy
trust conhdsd TO him. end his record, Doen
:, war and peace. is one OF which any
man might well be proud
He holds and has held for long tine
past the positions OF secretary or ulo
Virginia Mechanics Institute ana seoi
tary and treasurer Of the warwick
TRANSFORMATION Company. During the
late war Captain Elicit made a reputa-
ton as a brave. faithful officer. and ne
now holds a high position IN the RANKS
of the Confederate veterans.
Tho members OF the Electoral Board are
appointed directly by the legislature
and can only be removed from Office by
that body. In case OF the resignation Oh
a member however. those remaining are
empowered TO choose his successor.
Tho present Board by its recent acton
deserves and IS receiving the thanks
OF all good citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
81. NAzifRE's cREWT
sixteen of Those on Board Thought 10
Have Been Picked Up,

NEW YORK. March 2o.-The steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm arrived in Hoboken to-
day from the other side. The log book
shows that at l.3O o'clock on "Wednesday
afternoon last while I'm latitude m Z
north. and longitude 1929 west. the kal-
ser Wilhelm passed the English tramp.
Yanariva, bound for the other side Iu'
Yanariva sienalled the Kaiser Wilhelm.
but owlng 20 some mistake the signals
we're not plainly understood. Chief Of
ncer Dauneman. OF tho Kai1er Wilhelm
said this evening that as far as they
could make out the signals were: six
teen ST. NazairO. French" Ii IS possible
that this means that sixteen Of the ship
wrecked people from the French steamer
So. Nazairo are on board the tramp.
bound for England.
The Yanarlva VIII not reach the other
side until Thursday or Friday. 2 he FIRST
cniccr thought the officers ot the fanari-
va. knowing the Kaiser Wilhelm would
reach port first. wanted her 70 make
report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

Police Called in to ouiet the Assemblage
but Were Unable TO 30 -.

but Were Unable 10 30 -.
ST. LOUIS. MO. March 9.-Repu5lican
and Democratic city conventions were
held to-day
The former was placid and perfunctory
Henry Ziecenhcin being nominated unani-
mously on the first ballot for Mayor. lie
is the choice OF Chauncey l. Filiey the
rec0cnized boss OF Republican mum. ipai
politics. and the remainder or the ucAet
is of the same character.
It remained for tile Democrats 20 snow
the necessity for good police force.
-Four candidates were voted Tor az inc
primarics-Hcu. j.. Harrison, the caudi-
date OF the civil Federation; eX-Mayor
E A. Noouan. cX-AuditOr Joseph Brown,
and Hon. Lee MerriWctner idFOllle
with WorNnsmcn.
When tho convention assembled az Ma
sonic HAN. Dr. Frank Lutte. FOR the Il-r-
us0n men. and Hon. Sterling Bond, a
MerriWetEer man. ascenaed the PLATFORM
both called rIc convention 10 order A
tumult cnsuel. The three hundred dele
gates We're about evenly divided, ana Tor
a time free fights were engaged in all
over the bail. 4 riot cal was sent 10
police headquarters, and "a score OF blue
coats tried lu vain 90 quiet the dclegaf IS.
Assistant chief OF Police kcrly pers IL
ally arrested Mr. Bond. but this only NJ
creased the furOr. Neither faction gained
the asccndancv. When Mr. Bond was re-
leased on bail Doe returned % the ban,
and. amid AN the din. appointed the COM
mitfecs. Again he was forced from me
platform. ana o. en conducted Duslu ss
from "a press table.
Meantime the Harrison people adjourned
until 4 l.. A.. when they lsft the d. 10.
Afr. Merriwethcr was nominated. receiy-
ing ll5 votes. with l2 for NO0nan ami
for Brown AT this juncture the Harr on
men returned. guarded hy l5u policemen.
The McWiwether delesates were uncere-
moni0usiy forced OUT. but not without
siin resistance.
They secured the Druils' Han. n block
away. ana completed their ticket The
Harrison faction also named q fun ticket.
Seventeen arrests were made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
THE WEEK ~ CONGRESS.
Extraordinary Record Made by the bo"y
In Extraordinary session.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The first
week OF the Extraordinary session Of the
Flfty-hfth Congress closed with to-day
session of the House OF Representatives.
rbe record mada was Extraordinary.
The tarif bill has been reported ana an
order regulating it's discussion adoptS.
Iour appropriation bills, which failed 10
become laws in the Fify-fourth Con-
aress necessary for the prosecution Of I'M
portant parts OF tho public service. car
f,trp a total OF over scNCnly-two miinon
collars. have been passed. with the eN-
.eDtion Of one paragraph as they were
rnallv agreed upon by the last House.
TWO Of these. tho agricultural ana IN
f.rn were considered and disposed or
to-dav. The former approXimating 81
I.s ESQ was passed as had been the sun
drv civil and general deficiency bills yes
terday. without change. ..
The time allowed for debate on TINS Dill
permitted Mr. Champ Clark 10 make a
characteristic speech upon the SUBJECT
Of the rules He withdrew an
previous criticisms of the Senate ana
thanked God that il still remained ue-
iborative assembly. Tho action OF the
House yesterday and to-day he termed
the most amazing and astounding per-
formance over witnessed on the conti-
ncnt. Z,
one feature Of the Indian bill provoked
much opposition. and was finally stricken
out bv unanimous consent. pe,ore the
hin passed. This was the paragraph open
Inc the Gnsonite or asphalt lands in the
Uncomphagre reservation. .Utah, to entry
under the mineral laws. which the sen
ate had added 20 tho bill
Scveral resolutions were offered ana
agreed 10 making the appropriations roc
mileage. stationery, and pay Of session
EMPLOYEES Immediately available.
At 3.55 o'clock tire House adjourned uh-
IN Monday at 1 a. NJ, when the debate
on the tariff bill begins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

HAVANA. March 20-Consul General
Lee expects that Jose CeprO a naturaliz-
ed American. who was arrested on Feb
ruary H. 1896. on a steamer, Will be re-
leased soon. CeprO Is confined IN the
prison at Santa Clara.
oscar Cespedes. who was said % be an
adjutant In the rebel army. and who was
captured in September. near the Ceinega
De Sepata, By the forces OF Col. Molina,
will leave tho Cabanas fortress tO-mOr-
row. Cespedcs ia an American citizen.
His health IS delicate. and he has prom
Is able 20 travel. Ramon Caliia Gonzales
convicted OF the crimes Of rebellion and
incendiarism will be shot IN the CaDanOs
fortress tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
BOOKS FOR The UNIVERSITY.
The English Institutions Of Oxford and
Cambridge Make Generous Responses.
The RESULT OF COL. M'CABE'S APPEAL
when on a Visit To Europe Last summer
He Receive. Letter from Prof Jebb
Saying That the Books VIII soon
BE shipped from England.

When Colonel W. Gordon McCabc, head
master OF the University School in this
city, and for many years a member or
the Board OF Visitors OF the University
OF Virginia, was in England last sum-
mer. he wrote to the vice-chanccllors Of
oxford and Cambridge. detailing the
facts as to the destruction by fire ot
the University library, and pctltioned IN
view Of the great calamity. for a grant
of books from the clarendon Press
a. oxford. and the pitt Press at cam
bridge.
VISITED THEM
As Colonel AI.Cabe has personal friends
at both Universities he visited them and
succeeded in actively interesting I'm bis
petition Sir William Markly, at Oxford,
and Professor Jcbb, the great Greek
scholar and brilliant member OF Iarld-
meut. at Cambridge. Mr.. James Bryce.
the wcl-known author and formerly
Regius professor OF history at oxford,
also lent his cordial assistance.
As is already known to those Interested
I'm Nirginias noble University. Oxfcrd
| made q handsome grant OF books last
November.
COLONEL MCABE PLEASED.
Hearing on yesterday that Cambridge
had also made a grant, n Times reporter
called on Colonel McCaoe to know
whether it was true.
YES" replied Colonel McCabe. Il have
just had cordial letter from DR.. Jebb.
stating that. in the press or work, no
had forgot that 1 had intrusted the re
tition 20 him, and that not until feofu-
airy 26th was the matter laid before the
Syndcs Of the Pitt Press The reply OK
the Syndics was prompt and cordial, ane
as soon as a selection can be made by
the Library Committee at The University
OF Virginia the books Will be shipped
from England"
4 GOOD EXAMPLE.
Colonel McCabe naturally seemed great
" pleased at his success In securing these
valuable donations TO the library OF MS
alma Mater"
Ii ia TO be hoped that the example or
oxford and Cambridge will be follower
bv public-spirited men Of means In TINS
state and throughout the country, as the
University library IS in many depart
monts hut meagrey equipped In comparl-
son with other institutions OF her grade.
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THEIR WORK IS ENDORSED.
ALL Good Citizens Approve the Action
Of the Electoral Board
IN PURIFYING RlCHMOND'S POLITICS.
And Expressions Of Approval AFRO hearu
on Every Hand-The Board Co imposed
Conscientious and High>Minded
GentIemen-Who They Are.

Tie bold AMI manly action of the Elec-
toral Board Of Richmond. having in view
the publication OF the city's politics, has
brought that body prominently before the
public. and expressions Of approval of
their work are heard on every side from
men Of all shades Of political opinion.
As will be remembered the Board
short while ago, after long and earnest
consideration. made the appointment OF
registrars and judges OF election for
Richmond for the year 1897. For good
and sufficient reasons a number Of
changes werc made by the Board, and in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 20-In regard
10 a Tampa dispatch 20 the New York
paper stating that the Three Friends sail
ed for Cuba last night with ilihustercrs,
the correspondent of the Southern Asso-
ciated Press telographs as follows from
jacksonville. Fla.
THE Three Friends was reported late
last night at Mamai. coming IN with the
wrecked tug Asturias. which she raised
NJ Alligator reef The revenue cutter
WinOra was there with orders 90 escort
tho Three Friends 10 Jacksonville. Tn
der the circumstances ! think the rumOr
mentioned is a fake as TO her.
Il story is current here this noon that
an expedition sailed from Punt1 Gorda
this morning on an unknown steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Reed and the P0nnIi,ts

WASHINGTON. d. c., March 0.-The
Popuhst members OF the Senate and
House held a joint caucus tonight. for
the purpose OF hearing the report Of the
committee appointed to confer with
Speaker Reed about representation on the
Committee Of Ways and Means. and other
committees. The committee reported that
they got no encouragement from the
Speaker, and the caucus directed that the
communication TO him. which stated their
reasons for their demand, be published.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Poor Man Insured for a Fortune.

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 20.-M. w.
Johnson. q tobacco grower OF Paint Lick.
died very suddenly In December. 1896.
Representatives OF insurance companies
found that Johnson was comparatively a
poor man. and an analysis Of the stom-
ach revealed enough strychnine TO have
caused death. Johnson had taken out
policies in various companies aggregating
100000. The family IS about 10 bring suit
TO recover the amount due. and the COM
panies will contest the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
THE UNITED BRETHRES.
The Next Session to Be Held at Toms
Brook. Va.

ROANOKE, VA. March 2o.-Special.-
The virginia Conference. CT the United
Brethren Church. met this morning az
o'clock with Bishop Holt I'm the char.
and a largo attendance Of delegates and
visitors. A resolution expressing oi5-
suproval Of the olectionecring Of any
one in favor Of his own reelection was
offered by Rev. q. B. Holt, and adopted.
Rev. G.. r. Hott was elected secretary
and treasurer Of the Church erdciion
Board. which Is composed as follows j.
". Howe. j. r. RidcnOur w. X. Berry
A. r. Mover. G.. T.. Hott, and c. ii. 'ro-
we'll.
Rev. S. L. Rice pastor OF the Roanoke
church. was elected Missionary secretary
and treasurer OF the Conference.
The Conference voted unanimously 10
held the next annual session at Tom
Brook, Va.
The erection OF the proposed new
church I'm Roanoke was left 20 the pre-
siding elder. the local church. and tne
committee. OF tho Church Erection So
Ciety.
Tonight Rcv. 5. j. Dormer, Of AWHILE
Pa. preached 10 tho Conference. To-
morrow all Of the Evangelical churches
Of the city will bo filled by members of
the Conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The atien-
tion of the Department OF Agriculture has
been drawn to tho publication IN LIVER
pool Of alleged official information roia-
tive 10 mill-takings OF the Gotten crop
of 1895. Mr.. Perry 4. Robinson, statis-
tlcian OF the Department thinks Il well
for the public 20 know that no Official
information OF tho nature claimed mas
been given out. The nature and stats
Of the work at the time Of such puoiica.
ton also render "a impossible that No
assertions contained therein could have
had any substantial foundation. or any
verlncatlon OF value. either public o.
private. In making this disclaimer. Mr..
Robinson does not wish 20 be understood
as denying or affirming any OF The LIVER
pool statements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
opERtrIoNs ~ CUBA.
omciaI Reports OF Operations During Nine
Days Past.

HAVANA, March 2o.-Advlces received
bera to-day say that the rebels made an
@tfeck upon the town OF Cano' near Man
z5nillo. on March 18th, and sacked sey-
eral houses. The garrison made STUB
horn fight. and finally repulsed The rebels
who LEFT two OF their dead behind them'
The garrison had one officer anu three pIl-
Yates wOunde.
According 20 data furnished 10y the chlel
NJ the military stan here. summary OF
the operations OF the troops from MarCh
10rh 10 Nlasch 18th. shows that Az rebels
have been killed and s taken prisoner s.
within the same period the spanish
troops have lost three officers ana - 81
rrlvates killed. and Is officers and 26S
prlvates woundel Il is also shown that
between the dates mentioned lsS rebels
have surrendered and lGi rifles, l0' ma
chetes. and SO horses have been captured
by the troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
JUDGEs' s'RErLr IoKRCGrR.
His Demand Accedcd 10 Provided Cons
ec.sions Are Made

PRETORIA. March 2O.-The judges OF
the High Court OF the South African
Republic have replied to the recent letter
addressed to them by President kruger.
in which the President demanded that
the judges conform ~ the law passed by
the N0lksraad on February 18th. placing
the High Court under the jurisdiction OF
the Volksraad within fourteen days. ana
warned the judges against arrogaung TO
themselves the right of placing their own
Interpretation upon the constitution or
the country.
In their reply. the Judges agree not
10 contest the resolutions OF the Volks-
raad. provided that a bin be passed
placing the High Court upon n nrmer
basis OF independence of special leeisla-
ton. The President has intended 10
place before the Volksraad such pro-
posals as the judges have suggested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The 1reas-
urv Department closed up Us accounts
with ex-PresideLt Grover Cleveland TO-
dav' Secretary Gage signed a warrant IN
favor OF Mr. Cleveland Tor s-i.s, tne
dent. and II viii be mailed TO him az
princeton. y. j.. on Monday. This bal
ance completes the s2eo.oo 70 which Mr:
Cleveland was entitled for his four years
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
ME-. RICHARD r. PEMBERTON.

MIR. RICHARD T. PEMBERTON.
cost might be. He Is one OF Richmond 8
most respected and substantial business
men, being president OF the Virginia and
North Carolina Wheel Company. largely
engaged in the brick manufacturing bust
ness in Powhatan county. and q director
IN the Planters National Bank, OF this
city.
Mr.. r. T. Pemberton, although, in
point Of years the youngest member OF
the Board has served longer than either
OF his confreres. lie became q member
about fourteen years ago, the Board be-
ing then composed OF himself Colonel
William H. Palmer. and Mr.. William H..
Cullingworth. The latter gentleman re-
signed upon oelng appointed postmaster
OF Richmond. and NJ. Westwood was Sc
lected 10 nh his place.
4 PROMINENT CITIZEN.
Mr.. Pcmbcrton is member Of the
Videly-knOWn and prosperous dry-g0Ods
firm Of Temple. Pemberton, Cordes x
CO., az Nos. and . west Broad street.
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the places OF men dismissed were p'dctu
citizens OF high character and unquestion-
ed integrity.
POLITICIANS DISPLEASED.
These new appointments gave great
umbrage 10 some local politicians. and
they did not hesitate 20 openly express
their disapproyll, as well as TO charge
that tho Board had refused 20 heed the
recommendati0ns OF the City Democratic
Committee, but, on the contrary appoint
ed men on account of their affiliations
with the gold Democrats in the last
campaign.
The Board. In a strong paper. refuted
these charges conclusivoly. and showed
that the men appointed had. in many
cases. been those recommended by the
city Committee. and, further, that in all
cases the Board had not been guided by
the political views Of the appointecs, but
by their fitness for the office.
The present Electoral Board is compos-
od Of Mr.. William j. Westwood, chair
man. and Mcssrs. Richard r. Pembcrton.
and Thomas Elicit. the latter gentleman
filling the position of secretary 20 the
Board.
MEMBERS or THE BOARD.
Mr. Westwood the chairman, Of the
Board. has been in harness for about
twelve years. and during that time has
always been distinguished by his devo-
ton TO duty and fearless determination
20 perform the same 10 matter what the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Fridays Cyclone.

JACKSON, MISS. March 20.-Addi-
tional particulars OF yesterdays storm
show It to have been general all over
the Southern half OF Mississippi At
Utica. in this county. o. W. lin was
killed and his wife badly injured. At
Martin. forty miles southwest Of here. q
negro was lifted clear on the ground and
blown three hundred yards into a tree
top and had several bones broken Two
or tho best farm residences in Rankin,
twenty miles southeast Of here. were de-
stroycd and tho famiilcs injured. Gin
houses, barns, etc. are down in every
direction. and an immense amount or
timber has been DESTROYED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Nnhrr Nay Flght Sharker

PITTSBURG. PA, March 2O.-Petcr
Afaher will accept the challenge Of Tom
Sharkev TO hght for $1,000 side. John
J. Quinn. manager for Maher said last
night. that II ShaIkey would deposit 81
sos with Al Smith. or with any other
responsible party in the East he would
cover the money at once.
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Although still a young man. Mr.. Pember-
ton has for years been closely identiiled
with the business interests or the city,
and ais ability and integrity are TOO Well
known 10 make comment necessary.
CAPTAIN Thomas Elicit. the secretary
Of the Boari, was chosen to that posi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Acquitted Of Murder

SUFFOLK. VA. March 2o.-John VII
kins was to-day acquitted OF numbering
George W Jones. on the night OF March
% wilkins was charged with killing
ZONES and placing his body on the car
tracks. beside which II was found the
next DAY. The men married sisters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Zimmerman thompson Dead.

CUMBERLAND. MD. March 20-frank
Il. Thompson. the wealthy lumoerman
OF Davis. W VI. who was shot IN
pistol duel with Colonel Robert Eastham.'
also ~ Davis. In a passenger coach at
parsons ". va. Thursday night. died az
l.3O o'clock this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March n-Fors-
cast for Sunday:
yirg!nia-Generally fair; slightly cooler
In southern portion. westerly winds
North and South carolina-Fair. south
vestarlt winds.
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WASHINGTON, March 20.-Ordcrs are
10 be issued 10 secure increased vigilance
on the part Of the vessels now on hliDus-
terng duty of the South Atlantic and
Gulf coasts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

the places Of men dismissed were placed
citizens OF high character and un1uesuon-
Il fufau-ffsr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

some very mean men have got 20 work
ln connection with Queen NictOrias forth
coming so-callcd diamond Jubilee. and
thev arc having very good time. despite
the oeuumciatiOns OF people who think
fh.v have "A monopoly OF an the yiIfuos.
the sinners on this occasion are the own
ers Of house property IN the poorer quar-
ters along the route Of the royal process
sion on juno 22d. This class OF property
is almost Invariably let on weekly or
monthly tenancics. But the common oeo-
Die. Obvious or their frail tenure. have
been letting their windows az oricas.
which in every case would more than
rav the rent for q whole year. This has
exceedingly Frievsd the owners. who.
fearing the poor tenants will be perma-