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who are called the sold aristocracy"-the coed old
fashioned HnckerbockeTs who in the midst of the re-
cent events had the sagscity to that rents could
not sustain themselves, and the honesty to reject the
ovcrures Of the Shyhcks, even if they could or
woSd.


But the SPECTATORS in houses Of all kinds ought to
have the bitter chacs returned to their own colour
less liyd, inhuman lips at ence. Rents must come
down to the rates of 1923, 30 or 32. Flour cotton,
lands, lots have all already fallen frsm Is to SO per
cent since the reaction begun-they will, and must,
fall still further before they stop Now is the time
for tenants to move. Let a meeting be called, and
let every high rented house or store in New York
be thrown back upon the hands Of its grasping
and unprincpled owner BE moving-bs stlrring-be
up with the lark