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BARBER OF PRESIDENTS DEAD.

Charles Lemas's Record Extended from
Andrew johnson to Mckinley.
WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Charles Lemas. one
Of tho best known colored men in Washing
ton who boosted that he had shaved Andrew
Johnson and every President since that did
not wear a be ard. died at his home in this city
to-day. He came to Washington with Presi-
dent Johnson and was employed at the White
House during Johnson's Administration.
1t is said that he WIS the favorte barber Of
President Cleveland and that he shaved Presi-
dent Mckinley several times. Lennas made a
point of securing permiss to shave every
President ut least once. Johnson appointed
him to an office under the Government and he
remained in the service until his death.
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SPANS CONSUL At MANILA.

Senior Luis Mnrinas Named-Other ConsuIs
in Conquered Territory.
WASHINGTON. June 2o.-Advices have been
received by the Duke OF ARGOS that Senior
Luis Marinas has been appointed Consul.
General of Spain at Manila. Senior Mar
mas formerly represented Spain In q con-
sular capacity at Canton. Annoy. Sim
gapore, Baltimore, New Orleans. and
Key West. Spain has acted in the appoint
ment NJ consular officers at places taken from
her by the United states in manner that is
very gratifying to this Government Spanish
consular officers have already been designated
minor places in Cuba.
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c.pt.cn Reports to lie withhold.

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-lt was decided to-
day 10y Acting Secretary Of War McikeJohn not
To make public at this time the reports OF army
Officers on the operation Of the army cant"eh
II is thought that the proper course VIII be ior
S,cretary Alger to give out the reports, az they
were made in response to his order and for his
u.s. in Transmitting to Congress report on
the subject
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WAsHINGToS. June 2O.-Nathaniel Mckay.
whose comparison OF the wages Of labor in
Europe and Anne RIGA was extensively used by
the Republican Committee in the campaigns OF
1879 1892 and 1896. IL again going abroad;
This time to investigate labor conditions aud
t., note the changes since his report was nuh-
iishrd He will sail on the City Of New York on
N,lpaGlnS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-21
Cashler Hough wnnt. TO MaLe Reslltution.

DOVER, n. H.. June 20.-Harry Hough, the
former cashier Of the Cochcco Savings Bank.
wishes to make restitution. He says that all
the money he took from the bank vaults on
June :, the day before he left, Will be returned
and will hand ii over to a receiver. He had
$4,000 in gold and 81 800 in bills when he left
the bank on SATURDAY. His travels cost him
only about 500,
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Carpenters Warned Not to Risk Their
IiYaA.

Carpenters Union No. 375 notified its mem
pers Yesterday that il they risk their lives by
working outside Of buildings passing lumber
from lOOr to floor they will not be entitled to
any sick or death benefits. II any union mem
Der in consequence of this rul Zines TO put
himself in danger and is discharged the walk
ing delegates will demand his reinstatement.
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Re iiring the news facilities OF atustworthy morn
ing publication. together with corresponding eli
entage have designAted THE srS their oftical News
and Advertising medium There Is printed each
day complete summary OF Real Estate transactions,
ogethcr with list of RsAl Estate Auction Sales to
ccur.-AdV
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The record is IS. held by Anderson. and par
under the same conditions as to -day held in
1897 at st. Andrews. Scotland the amateurs.
TAFT and Black well. beat the profess ionals A.
Kirkaldy and A, Simpson. and made a best
ball score OF 81. four strokes lower than the
record. Last October at our St Andrews the
professionals. VIII Smith and Anderson. beat
the amateurs. Findlay s. Douglas and Walter
j. Smith. by 2 up and 4 TO play. and they made
than the competitive record Of Mount Hope at
that time. There will also 10" contests for wo-
men to-dayeat Richmond County and at Morris
County.
The newly organized Mohawk Golf Club OF
Schenectady sent n team to Saratoga on Satur-
dav. which won a well-earncd victory over the
older and better known Saratoga Coli Club.
All the matches were very close. but tho visit
ing team won out by holes. The score:
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CARPET 7. M. STEWART
32o 9TH Ave.
rEAMCTNG Established 1853
SLLAlNSll\U Tel. 1872 3eth st.

Of the women's championship to the U. s, q.
A.. was held on Thursday. June 4, from st.
Cuthbertfs Church. Edinburgh. the body hav-
ing been brought from AK les Bans earlier
In the week. There was crowd OF many
thousands before the church to witness the
there were many evidences OF outward respect
for the deceased. flags being displayed on
many buildings at half-mast The general
company present included tho representatives
OF many clubs, societies and charitable organ
izations in which Mr.. Cox was interested.
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1t is expected that records will be smashed in
the first half Of the homeland home four ball
foursome to-day at the Oakland Golf Club be-
tween W. J. Travis and Hunter against James
A Tying and Anderson. When the profession
ais Low and Anderson met at Baltusrol on Sat-
urday their best ball" score for eighteen
holes was:
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The funeral Of Robert Cox. NJ. T. for South
Edinburgh. the donor OF the perpetual emblem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
ariedad en- Tarietas


las paertas vsntanas donds Is lluva pssa travss
de los e. j.dos..
-Amiga mia, d;jo secamente Ia reina, ell rico
dote que daa ell ey Carlos, vuestro hermauo. e ptn
cipe vuestro esposo reedi6casa paacio de Nerao.
Pero Margarta, indiferente esta promess, prosi-
iVivir en- Nerao entire mujeres hombres due van
al off 10 de los hugouotes
va os haYa constroir capila catolica.
la reins aoompan6 estas pslsbrss sonrisa
que di6 mucho que penssr Enrique de Navarra.
oh OIL dijo entire 81, 80 propondra Ia rena
Catalina darme kija para que CONVERTS al
catolicismo? !?
Margarita continu6
-Hssta los pobres casan & gusto :.
-Pues tienen dicha los prfncipes, hiia mfa
" 30 estoy convencida de que principe do
Navarro desagradar&
mo 10 oreo asf, hija mia. ST parecs su pa
-sY bian?
--Sar6, a eontrario, mny de In gasto.
: -iVve Dos murmnraba Enriqus de Navarra. 70
la probare Margarita que valgo etrc,
que mo soy uas contrahecho que... sehof daqus
de Guisa
AL pensar oil drqa. de Gaisa snti6 IL principe
Ferdadero malsstr, miro In bella M .rgsrita.
--lVoto rfosi imposibls que Mslic1n no
,oiemne enbust
volvieudose hacis FL ,rac, 10 dijo bruscamsnts,
Aunque bsjs:
sHabsis svato ri duque de Gnsaf ss
Piorar,@ Que no esperaba brusca nterpelaci6n,
30 eatremerl6 como estremese corcsl de bataa
sl OR e so' 10 del claifo i.
-4Por que me- prsganta ESQ Vasstrs Altsssf
-forans,, - dscs.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

principe la vefa quizas fue Ia porque
Salieron, pues, del pasadixo volyeron
ell de ptbrae donde los esperaba Noe
sentado delants de la chmenea los pies los
morrillos ibro en- la mauo.
Al ve,los, se levapt6 presuroso Y pregunt6:
-tNo podrfa 20 tsmbiea Yer s Ia prii csss M ssga-
NO hay inconvenience ello raspo1 di6 Pibrac.
Y s.nalAndoe ell dizo, ana ii6
And ad de q uilla rayo de luz gu{srk has
IA ell mismo aguJ ro. Ssio al "a q go cuida
do porqu nsener ruido liam .,fais la atenci6n.
Er'q rissdose diio d su vez:
-V.s YER ia nbien pm 9 nais qua seg6n creo,
espaYabas encontrar hoy en- ell Louvre.
Noe mostr6 sorp, endido Plbrac flo IL vista
Ell principe como preguna ,dois 10 que signifcsban
aquelsa palabras
- term mira Noe Is que ds-tnan para
j. prosguio ell principe, contare 20
gu. ha fuoes'd'...
II usndo2
- ire dias
- D6nda2
Entre Blois O ieans.
Me- 70 Is On II pasadixo Y desapareci6 euse-
guild :. Entonces fne santarse En- Ias ell s6u
que hahfa dajado 10 su amigo miro al sehor Pi-
brao ri6ndose.
III tenido lance r ato el Florentno
dj.
Fac tai sl so resato que palsb - causaron
en- I'll sefor Pibrar, que d.j6 las tenaxas Qua
sstaba stx ,ndo Ia lnmhra
Enrique continu6 Ia mayor calma
No. y 20 dos caballeros de qnieues
soaba Dr. b bsr Rsnsto qna segha 10 rsiaa Catalina,
dsbsn scr ahofoados,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
(1st movemenD; orchestral accompani-
ment played on a I'd piano by Miss Mat
tic WOmble. Ghent.
MOUNTED MESSENGERS.
THE POSTAL BOYS WILL NOW
WEAR UNIFORMS.

The Postal messenger boys will wear
bicycle suits. and not those "hot old
suits with no pockets" as the boys
termed them. The new suits Will con-
sis. OF pants, stockings and sweater
and will be similar to those worn by
the Postal boys in Richmond. The
pants and stockings will be blue. and
the sweater red, with the word Pos
.al' across the breast. The cos. OF the
outfit Will be about S. and the CONTRACT
has already been given out 10 Mess-s.
Brown g. King, OF New York Six OF
the ton boys who quit work when the
order 10 don the suits was issued, have
been reinstatcd. and all seem to be de-
lighted with the idea of being decketi
up in bicycle suits. The boys Will don
their new uniforms on June 18th, and
Norfolk can then boast Of a squad OF
mounted messengers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
virginia ncnch Notcs.

Virginia Beach. Va, June 3.-The no.
tel and board walks here this evening
present gala appearance. Each train
has brought down lis full quota of pae :
sengcrs. and the Beach has been freely
patronzed. The summer guests are
fast arriving. and the outlook is very
encouraging. The new schedule which
goes into effect rcXt week is very con-
venient, and will doubtless increase the
number of daily visitors.
Among the prominent persons here il
the authorizes. Miss Julia Magruder.
whose charming personality add;
greatly to the circle in which she
moves. Miss Magruder wrote ACROSS
the Chasm,' and has just publshe a
new book. "Stcnan." which has Gre
ated stir in literary circles.
Professor Nessnick will increase his
Dand TO its original size of eleven piece,
within the neXt few days TOO much
in praise of the excellent music fur
niShed by this band cannot be said and
whether IL be dance or concert music ii
Always affords perfect satisfaction.
Mrs. ID. &. Iurwell opened the Cooke
cottage to-day to receive and autrrtain
the members of Mr.. Burweirs family
ciSht III number. who VIII remain here
TWO or three wcekG In the party are
ihree charming young ladies-Alie;
nurWell. MISS Fannie Burwcll and Miss
Rena Burwen.
This afternoon Mrs Paymaster King
ana family. Mrs. Priscilla Nicholson,
Miss Nichol6on and Mrs. Charles Yea;-
man arrived at the cottage OF Mrs.
lohn Egerton. This leaves only one
HihS'e room. for the month of June. nm
rented in this delightful cottage.
General and Mrs. Groner nave taken
me Glennan cottage for the month of
June. Mrs. culson. of Washington
Miss Campbell. OF Baltimore: Mr. ana
Mis-. Robert Grnncr. of Richmond. ARC
Mrs. Groner's guests.
me arrivals at the Princess Anne To-
gay We're as follows: Mrs. :. &. Foster
cincinnati, Ohio; Miss Foster. Cincin.
nati' ohio; j. Is. Satie ana wife. An
derson. Indiana; Mrs. and Miss $. Il,
hopkins. Toledo. o.; Mns j. Clarke
phoebus. Va: Christopher w. Rymes
Boston Mass; Frank Tuft. Boston
Mass. John II. O'Donnen Boston,
Mass; John Graham, Boston. Mass
james y. ID. Thomas. Philadclphin'
Penn.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Philadol'
Vile, Indiana
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
A BENEFIT RECITAL.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF LAMBERT's
POINT MISSION, JUNE 5TH.

piano and song recital will be given
at Freemason street Baptist Church on
Monday. June 9TH, at s p. m. for the
henoft OF I-amberrs Point Mission. un-
der the direction of Mr.. Eugene +.
Marks. orSanis; at Precursor Street
Baptist Church assisted by Miss Fan
ME Powell. mczzo soprano; Mr.. Vernon
Golfer, baritone and Miss Matte WON
BILE and Mr. Marks. accompanies. The
program is rs follows:
Part I.-piano solo. La Scduisante.,
Mr. MARKS; duet, 80. That We Two
Were Maying.' Miss Powell and Mr..
Marks; baritone solo. "Fancies." Mr..
Cofcr; trio, 80, Restless Sea" Miss
Powell. Messrs. Marks ana Cofer: So
prano solo. Loves Old Sweet Song
Miss Powell.
Part II.-Due;. IT Live and Love
Thee" Miss Powell and Mr.. Cofer;
piano. "Rondeau de Concert" baritone
solo Loves Proving" trio, from
opera "Atula:" plano. Concerto in D,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
An N!VERSA AIRY
or TIE YOUNG; MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION

or TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
This afternoon at O'Clock the
fifteenth anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian Associa ton will be held
at the Academy of Music, to which the
public is invited. The anniversary
promises TO be OF a specially enjoyable
nature.
The Boys GOSPEL Army, about one
hundred ana fifty strong. will assist in
the singing. The Association Orchestra.
% seventeen pieces will lead the music.
under the direction OF Prof Charles
Eoijcs.
The local ministers and members OF
Inc Board o. Directors OF the associa-
ton will 10 urovided with seats on tho
platform. and are requested to occunv
mem Immediately upon arriving mt the
AcadcmY.
Ihe Boys Gospel Army will meet n;
inc association building at 2:30. the
usual hour of the boys meeting.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Tho Modern Hcnutx

Thrves on good food ana SUNSHINE
with plenty of exercise in the omen nh,
Her form Glows with health ana her
face blooms with its beauty. If her
system needs the cleansing action of +,
laxative remedy, she uses the gen,ln
and pleasant Syrup of Figs, made bv
the California Fig Syrup 90. only.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
.rrivn, otncv. Dr. taylor.

Rev. j. Judson Taylor. d. D., of
Mobile. Ala., who was recently called
to the pastorate of the Freemason
Street BAPTIST Church. arrived In Nor
folk yesterday morning and is tho
guest of DR. Landlord, on CRANKY
street. The distinguished divine will
preach at TINT church at IL a. m. and
.. M to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY.

The new policy OF the Mutual Lirn In
surancc Company Of New York
Guaranteed cash loan. automatic maid
up and extended values. Larger than
those Of any other company. Tho most
liberal policy contract on Tie market, the
most attractive policy over issued by this
or any other company.
The new Motley nf tho MUTUAL LIFE
INSCRA NOE COMPANY or NEW
YORK assets two hundred and seventy
milions) is Tho best contract offered by
any Iifc Insurance Company IN the
world. |, is simple. clear and brief. affords
the greatest security. contains the most
and tho Iarrest definite guarantees. and
the most liberal provisions OF any policy
ever ISSUED. II sells readily. Agents with
experience wanted in every town IN tho
state. 20 whom liberal guarantees VIII be
given
Apply TO o. +. PRESEE.
General Agent.
GARLAND y. PEED
Cashier Norfolk office
Talbot Building. i73 Main st.
my1i-su-lt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
summer TravcIr.nsopcncu

Inc annual summer resort folder Of
me chesapeake and Ohio route is out
OF the press. Summer rates went into
effect on June 1st and the tide of sum
lheF travel to the mountains has begun.
it VIII probably reach high tide about
me m!ddle OF July. Present prospects
indicate that the summer traffic will no
heavier this year than usual. The pat
rohasc OF the resorts along the Chesa-
peake ana Ohio was heavier last year
imam IL has been N any previous year.
Slowly but surely have our Oxford
mixtures worked their way to the front
Your next suit should be one of them.
Tailored in our own exclusive way.
RUDOLPHI & WALLACE.
333 Main street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
WATER METERS AGAIN
What Superintendent Smith Has
to Say About Them.
Tic Docs Not Think tho People Take
we'll to tho Idcn OF Measuring
Wntor TO tho Consumers- views
Pronud Con.

When Superintendent Herbert l..
Smith. os the Water Department. was
asked for an Interview on the meter
question. he said:
Il am simply here as the peoples
servant, willing 10 do what the people
want done. Personally had rather not
put In the meters. bat am not going to
TO arise and not let the people know
Of Il. What have done In bringin 6
up the question so far has been at the
Instance OF the board. l favor meters.
but am acting under the boards In
struciions. / can do nothing one way
or the other without their consent, save
10 tell of the conditions which make
meters desirable"
MIR. Smith. as the most active expo
rent of the meter system. has been fol-
lowing the sentiment of the people
closely. and he frankly admits. from
what he has heard personally and from
reading the interviews of real estate
men and property owners in the Nir-
g.nian- Pilot. that the people generally
do not take we'll to the idea of mcasur
ing the water to the consumers. lie
believes, however. that they would like
the system in time
y number OF the real estate men
! have been interviewed by the Virgin
inn-Pilot the views expressed being
presented below:
Mr. y. Brooke Taylor. of Stephenson
& Taylor.-'I am not familiar with the
meter system, therefore | cannot con
denim it; but my belief is that such Il
system would impose quite n hardship
on property owners of the tenement
section. especially the Fourth Ward
where the entire water rents are paid
with few exceptions by the property
ownrs.
This waste OF water could be stop
ped much better by the Water Depart
ment with their competent corps of in
spectors than by the individual owners
ana agents. If this waste continues. lei
the department prosecute all neglccirul
tenants. and not the innocent property
! owners.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
as car No g. OF the Brambieton line,
was passing the corner OF Atlantic and
Main streets j; struck u wagon passing
along Atlantic street loaded with lum-
Der. The wagon was damaged. the tim
ncr thrown of and the colorcd driver.
THOMAS Barnes. OF IS Eighth street.
herkley, thrown TO the pavement. He
sustained painful but not serious in
jurios. Tho wagon belonged 10 Phil
lps' Mahoncy Il Co. Of Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

Chester which phys regularly between
this city and the points named, making
quick and easy trips. Elsewhere in this
issue Will be found the schedule, which
II behooves our readers to consult. Mr..
G. NJ Serpell is president. Mr.. II. Il.
Dancy vice president and Mr.. ]. A. c..
Groner secretary and treasurer of the
company. They are we'll and favorably
known to the travelling public, and may
be relied upon to maintain Il first class
ferry service. Parties who desire to
avail themselves Of refreshing salt air
prcezes curing the hot days and even
ings Will find n trip to Primers Point
all that can reasonably be desired.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Prcnnibie and Kcso.WtionS Adopted
bf the N"rf"ih Medical Nocicty on
uec Death OF Dr. &, e.. Charters.

The aanoumcement % Ire death of DR..
I. IL. CHARTERS has been received by
TIE members Of the NORFOLK MEDi-
CAL SOCIETY Win sincege regret.
Those OF us who rcli.m6cr him as he
was in the carly part OF Tho present de-
cess IN the practice oil mcGic.nt. who re-
member MS rAuH.s =: care In the obse.-
vance Of professional cihica. and who re-
member his 4 cncIse. crisp expressions
setting. forth sound Judgment. ana re,
marked his ability and SKIN in su,rical
work must ana do deeply feel and re-
;Fr.t MS Gntmciy md
HIS death occurred at his home. in IN.
city. on tn" 2ith day OF Apr.,. 1884
Or Charters WI. born at Richmond
Va, IN the year iS5j II : parents hnviir
c.ed III his Childhood. he was sent to
boarding sChcoi At an carly aye. entering
lie Randolph Macon College bcfvr" reach
inE ms eleventh year, and rcn.a.ning Until
ne was graduated
Ills medical education was received Mt
the tm Nersity Of MARYLAND. lie came TO
Norfolk soon after graduating in incdi-
enc. this tc'n; his iiist ana only nold
OF work. ard vas elected to membership
in our Sor."iy in thc FAN nr 1850
Mourning the loss of our late friend ard
brother practitioner We unanimously re-
j'rs'. That We extend to his bcreavcd
falailS our Sincere and heartfelt svnra-
thy. and may the God Of al comfort he
;hc'r strength AID projection now ard AZ
wav7.
s cnl wEi; The Secretary ,c requested
10 - his laNlv With % copy OF these
proceedings ana publish the same In one
issue oil our Ca.lv ;iarcrs.
l.. G. -1tii.PTTNRn
lllKkLAND RrrFlN.
II Committee
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Arc Won Going AWAY.

This summer? You will find the
largest stock OF Trunks ana TRAVELLING
Bags nj the Norfolk Trunk Factory. i7l
Church street. near Main. iej,tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

Mr.. O. +. Baxter, Of O. T.. Baxter &
company-"I think the city had best go
very SLOW in this matter. If meters
should be introduced, in my opinion the
value of tenement property would be
lnuch impaired. The real estate agents
nave to be responsible for the water
rent, and II meters We're put in it would
be great hardship on us. There are
many spiicful tenants. who. if they got
MAD with the agent from whom they
were renting. would be mean enough to
turn on the water ana let it. run until
discovered by the agent. Suppose YOU
give n man notice TO get out of your
house ana out of mere spite he turns
on the water and lcts it run several
days before it is discovered the bill
VIII come to YOU ana must be paid.
such a state of affairs might cause the
abandonment of some OF the smaller
tenement houses
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

Mr.. James s. Groves. Of the James s.
Groves Real Estate Company favor
meters. ] know from experience that
they are all right. ! was Il member OF
the RoanOke Council some years ago
when meters were put in in that city,
and ! remember that there was great
objection raised 10 the proposition there
as there is being here. But after the
system had been thoroughly tried the
people liked it. They were pleased
much better than they were with the
old system Of paying for their water by
the number of hydrants. They got
their water cheaper. Tho rate there. as
well as ! can remember. was from 20
cents TO cents per thousand gallons.
ranging according 10 the amount used.
think an average rate of u cents per
thousand gallons is very rcasonable.
Now. as to the objection raised that
the meters would not check the waste
of water by irresponsible tenants whose
water bill is paid by the real estate
men. | have this to say: The system
would have 10 be changed in renting to
this class of tenants. Instead of rent
ing them houses and furnishing water
for these houses, rent the houses for
50 much and charge the water bill to
them in addition to this rent. Thus
these irresponsible tenants Will be made
responsible to that extent"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

Mr.. V. p Snow, OF V. T. Snow &
Company-"1 don't see how the city will
be benefited by meters. 1 am sure the
owners of property, especially in the
Fourth Ward. will not be benefited,
but will be injured so far as 1 see. The
city has water inspectors to stop the
abuses of the present system, and I
can't see why this plan does not work
Certainly If the city cannot stop the
wastage. We property owners cannot"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
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