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FOR SALE AT PRIVATE con.
TRACT.

Farm ofl26 acres, situated about
l mile south Of Keller Station.
Comfortable dwelling and all
necessary outbuildings Oh the
premises.
Resources on farm abundant
from 500 to lO06 barrels Of sweet
pofat0es sold off rhe farm annual
ly for the last 4 years.
Terms reasonable. For further
information apply at ENTERPRISE
OFFICE.
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ROYAL by name royal in Qnality-ar
excellent brand of flour sold by james
AIyer & Co., Baltimore.
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Be sire when you ruy Royal hou
that it has Jas itycr & Co.'S name OH ii
Beware of limitations.
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"ETiawatha" is the houspkeepers lie.
light.
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90, ro.,,ondcuco.

En!TOR ENTEHpklSE.-lH VIutl W
! ascertain for myself wheth"rtlir claims
pnt forth Ivy tie FIRE dsnf Mr.. Browne.
That he faithfully labnred for the inter.
rsts Of the people of lis district. we're
we'll taken or not. your correspondent
tnnk tie, liberty accorded him nv the
constitution of lroking ;lp y few facts
that may le If interest tn The voters Of
the first district.
Mr.. Rrowne's votes on the Mckinley
hill Tariff billy Were either direct
arainst the incest of his constituents
or Dodge, ALWAYS tl:e ronrae of f
coward. A few items. we lu'pe. will
satisfy The most zraluus of his support
FRS. that I've is not Ct MN tn longer
ren~e.rnt them. When lhr section IF
the thrift I'LL came up. relating 10 seeds
and including tie ns,il usually ulantcd
hv our farmers Il tax "f tw",itv per
cent nj v,lorem was nlare'l on them.
Mr.. T.. did not raiSr his vnic,. against
the hareful enactment that WAS still
putt heavier bu dens unnn vnnr al
ready nver-hnrl..n'd shoulders Int by
his silence gave consent and when the
time came in vote. cast his vote rur the
section. Now let Us seq what II will
add tn The price Of yonr seed peas.
The larger part of y"lr ser'l meas
come from Canada. The New York
baltimore and Philadelphia wnaiosale
dealers got most Of their peas f'om
Canada. where scei raising is male q
MSin-ss. Suppose they paw the Cara
t7anS S. rcr l,us',pl in ord"r To rel th"rn
across INTO Uncle Sans dominion they
mnst paw the additional figure nr oiiprr
cent. 90 per cent of &S.-tn GO cents
making SEQ tn land them now to this
SIS 60 add freight the wholesale AMI re
tail Dealers profit AMI your peas will
cost yon something like SO. Did Mr..
Browne act The part Of "a true reprrsen-
iativ- in His matter? ask yourself the
question.
Again. many OF Mr.. Rlowne's con
stituents max" their daily bread orpart
of it Ivy fishing during the proper season
and their ne!s.srines and materials used
were dear enough. to which i'll who use
them will certify. hut, Mr.. Browne
voted To false the tariff or tax Is cents
per rn'irl, On HE material, and an ad
tltional tax Of So per continual valoren.
Fishermen make note Of this. MIR.
Browne alsn voted to advance the duty
iii carpets from II to 50 per cent.
Ona l'orse imported from Canada,
Mr.. l;rownc wants Won to pay $50, duty,
hut if yon simply want the hair Of the
lorse you can get it free. THUS we
could go on AMI multiply article after
article that concerns la',nr and con-
stituteS a necessity tn the la 1oring PEG
pie Of the United States, or Which tax
duty has been voted or Increased by The
Mckinley bill. while OH the other hand
many Of the luxnlies arc put Oh the free
list or Il ledncel duty has been voted
thereon. Labor out OF her small earn
ings pays the taxes, while capital and
monnpolsts 90 flee. Mr.. Brnwne has
nn every occasion voted against u G
interest of his people. Choose ye, wheth-
er, he shall Lave another opportunity tn
again hetlav you or whether you will
elect u man who will represent you
honestly. X.
Washington, D. G., October % 1890.
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WANTED clerk # experience.
Differences required. Address ~, care
VI FNrEEphISE OFFICE
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For SALE.-Cnw frcs! o pail and calf
also allcx W. J. Ayrcs, Acconac
{. 81.
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Flour. Meal. Bran, Shorts. Homiuy
and Mill Feed, Corn aud Oats,
and Chops for sale at
fair prices.

The public VIII please take no.
tice that the mill property desig
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. ID. II. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
will continne to do business at the
old stand, and will endeavor TO
give entire satisfaction TO all who
NAV favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Fu.
ture tavors solicited.
Respectfully, &C..
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GUANn.-For sweet rotatnes. corn
and grass. Price So so cash. No
time sales. Orris A. Browne.
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Mrs. James Bird. Kell-r,is just home
from the city w:tha full line "f every.
thing pretty and attractive Known to
the millinery art, and proposes by care
ful attention and the exercise of The best
taste to meet the dem inds of her Gus
toners upon her. a dress making
establishment his also becll opened in
connection with her business, tn he
presided, over shortly ly u city dress
maker. Gail and See her.
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Al the qualities rich ard rare.
With plenty If ,i;.t'lmrn.. and some tn
spare.
Tn bread from Iiawatht', you will
f.a.
Exactly suited to taste and mind.
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Nudge. Smith & Co.. ons Spears
wharf. Baltimore. Wholesale depot for
81 iawatha" flour.
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Mrs. Sue Holt, Belle Haven, is home
from the city with a line lue OF mIll-
merry goods, and is now really to furnish
her customers Will everything they
need. however f.,sLnliDHs theft TASTES
and at prices in Reach of every ulu.
Call on her e.,Ily alIJ often.
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GRAND SLAUGHTER SALE AT
GORDON'S ONANCOCK. "

am d.sir"rls of clns;ng out he ~
nalndrr of nv st,r.k IN order i',at
MAY jnin nv family who have already
moved ~ N"w York t'itv a ri lu.rrrle
that ma. dn this will ,tll my cntirr
stock ut
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Winter Patent. sold by Jas Myer &
Co.. Is .. cheap lluur uf rare merit.
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have returned from the city with a
select stuck of millinery goods, which [
propose To sell ut bolton prices. All
my Old customers and Tile public gener-
ally are specially inyited to call and
examine the styles, quality and prices.
Mrs. Libbie D. Lewis, Parlsley, Va.
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SHOE DHp.ARrMEyT.

SPECIALITY. The largest assortment o.
Ladies'. Misses a,il l3ovs' Fine SHOES
New styles fnr fall and winter wear and
new prices f,r Eastern Shoe ira IL. Ii
yon hny your fn ,lwear before seeing
llalIutI's new styles and prizes. yu,'
lnst- Your doll If. Call m lse lIallttl s
new styles. hear his new prices and have
ynui eNrs ol,purd and save yuur dollar.
Glassware. Crockery. China, &C., so
cheap ANYBODY can buy.
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For SALv.-l'y the undersigned y
LARGE H., hn-so. cno'l driver. sound and
gentle in I'll harness. eight wears old
suitable for livery or fam. r. +. liar
gis, Wacliapreaeue, Va.
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HON. JOHN W. DANIEL,
Hons. Wol. s. JONES, Z. J.WAsH
INGToN AND LLOYD Z. SMITH
will also be present to deliver adj
dresses if time permits.
Other appointments for Speakers.

Other appointments for Speakers.
The following distinguished speakers
will addi css tile voters Of Acconlack at
tle following times and places:
Hon. WM. 4. JONES.
Belle Haven, Saturday, October
18th, , p. IN.
Head of Bradfortl's Neck. Saturday,
October 18th, at night.
Onancock. Monday, October 9th,
at night.
parksley, Tuesday, October 2sth,
at night.
Messongo Neck, "Wednesday, Oc!o-
Der ~ h, at night.
Sykes Island, Thursday, October
30th, at night.
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Greatly Reduced Prices

Ny St,ck consists OF fine line Of
FRY G.mts N0iloiS. B.rfS an'! >n,"s.
I.atln II d ticlii s Underwear, dafs,
CAPS. tr n.trIes Nc.
\ call at my Store will convince You
Thu! nav plc'.S art.
LOWER THAN TIE LOWEST.
Rrmrn.l"r thM .m going IN leave
Omatc TX AMI these al, GUS1r ne
hc sold. 30 give Inc Il call ALI, ,tcu Z
BARGAINS while they NAV be found.
i GORDON,
Ouancock, Va.
Crockett Rnnl,Ilng.
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Try "IIiawatIla" flour, there's none
better.
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Millinery Noics.

Mrs E. e. Pate has opened out a full
line OF fall AMI millinery goods at
Leemont, and call frun hercustimers
is respectfully invl.td.
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Compl-teanl in full l,llst. ANYTHING
YOU wart in tn. Notion line. lust ask
Hall It's " prices OH Notions AMI br
ustOuisl,uj
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NEIGMBORHOOD NOTES.
GhinoOtcaGUO.

Ghinootcagua.
Mrs. D. !. Wheaton Is visiting her
sister in Philadelphia.
Sunday will be observed at orr M. r.
Church as Good Tidings' day."
The catch of our fishermen in last
three weeks with hand lne,is valued at
$4,000.
Charles Landlord and MISS Rehecca
Jester were married Oh 10th inst, Rev.
Geo. E. Wood, officiating.
Mr.. Charles Tarr, a thrifty farmer
near IIontown, has bought business
stand here and opened Il butcher shop,
the fourth OH Chincoteague.
Mrs. Bessie Collins of Pleasantville.
y. J.. Mr.. Charles Smith and wife Of
Wilmington. Del. anl Rev E. II. Mil.
Ter of Newark. Md. ARE visiting friends
Eere.
Capt. John T. Burton and family
have moved from Accomac c. II. to our
town, and Mrs. ! II. Lrilland will re
turn soon to her old home from Frank
fu,i, Del.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel: Col. Nm.
>e!.v. Parker Wharton. John Siarplry
StocKtnn: Theodore Cohh. Michigan:
lanes Fletcher..I. +. McGInuther. Will
nin.ton, Del: Philip Nelson, Eerlim:
DR.. II. e. TIonck. j. j. Collins, o. d
Collins. Capt. Geo. Truitt, Capt. John
Ayes, Stow Hill; DR.. T. L. Taylor.
Acconlac.
Applicants, torrent dwellings here fnr
another year. arrive dHllval1 it is i'm
possible to meet the demands Of parties
for houses in our midst There IS not a
home to let on Chincoteague and the
thought is suggested, willy 10 not some
of our moneyed men M! updwrliings As
All Investment? One that pass yearly
from % to 50 Ter cent. is certainly net
ter than boarding money in tile long
Stockings and blue chests.
Mrs. CorneIia Caulk did here IN l7fl
inst. AIRED 75yrars. She WIS the widow
Of John Caulll, deceased fur many years
private secretary nt Hon. John NJ.
Claytou of Delaware and The first col
lecter of cHstolns of this place. Two
daughters. Mrs. D.. \ :. Smith and
Mrs. Joseph Kenney survive her. She
had been consist ent member Of Meth
mlist Church for over so years. and had
many friends here who deeply Sympa-
thise with her family in their loss.
y party Of professional men from
Snow Hill. M,l.. here this week. to try
their skill in fishing, with headquarters
at the Atlantic. say. that it SURPRISES
ANYTHING in siLlpe If II hotel on Eastern
Shore Of Naryland or Virginia. They
rcport that everything. which land and
water furnishes, wll su.'plird them and
served in tlii' hest style Of the cuiinary
art. They VIII return again sonliocr
Joy Il diamoud lack terrapin, line oys-
tiers, fresh fish. Sc, which MN" host
always so bounlifully provides for his
guests.
Samuel Koscpy, the .Iohnsiown lew.
will arrive here next Monday with more
than 10 600 pieces Of clothing, which he
will display on That day ut his grand
opening, End he SAYS, such bargains as
he will offer were never heard CT before
on the Eastern Shore. He advcrtises to
sell .200 overcoats that cast from S25 to
$50 for so cents To 50 rs, eco dress suits
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Hon. LLOYD T. SMITH.
Chincoteague, Saturday, October
18th, at night.
Guilford, Monday, October 9th, at
night.
Tsmperancevil7e, Tuesday, 0cto-
Der 2Stl, at night.
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The Town defeated the A academy in
IL well contested game Of font-lslll,
Tuesday evening, by score of too.
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TO Our Friends AM. thc Public L
General.
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Miss Mona Dix. Parksley, has just
returned from the city with full line
OF fall and winter millinery. and is now
ready to accommodate her customers on
reasonable terms with everything that
is needed in her line Of bushes accord
ing to The latest style and best taste.
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Capt. John +. Burton and family
have moved from Accomac RI. to onr
town, and Mrs. ! II. Lrilland will re
.urn soon to her old home from Frank
fuNi, Del.
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VI 80 iTdI II. AtfII IICNt' fT"E' r F'I'' 10
now ready to accommodate her Gus
tnlners with IL full line of fall aud win
ter millinery hats. feathers, iibhors
and velvets. Coos selected 10y Miss
Birdie in person. Your patronage re-
sreclfully solicited, and she will tndra-
vor to give entire satisfaction. Gail at
private dwelling nextto Bioxon Is store,
Marpsville.
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%. Dup q. NCEO0IS,
Gran geville Oct. 81. lSM.
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Mr.. Wm. r. Wise, druggist, moved
Into his new Store on Market street, be
tween stores of olocomo s. Ames ard
Z. Z. Miles, OIL last Tuesday.
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strung along in her wake like wreckage
in the track OF a storm. once traced
her for ten cross town blocks in this
way. when | had forgotten 10 inquire
whether she could recover one of my
dress-shirts In time for an evening re-
ception.
And speaking Of that reminds mo OF
tho entertaining tragedy, which is tho
excuse for this narrative. Right across
tho hall from me. in bachelor quarters
similar to mine lived a young man OF
diminutive stature, whose name was
sydney Dale. I was all tho time get
ting his clothes and he was getting mine.
This was bad enough for him, but it was
worse for mo, because, whilc he could
wear my clothes By taking three or four
reefs in them. l couldn't get into his
with 4 search varrantand alc Of police
Our wasberwonan used 10 work this ex-
change so frequently that. after awhile.
whom either Of vs. tad 10 dress in burr,
VIC usually found II most convenien 70
do so in tho othor's room.
One evening Sydney had an engage
mont 70 play the heavy villain in an
subsequently learned, he got 20 his
room in great hurry. with about
twenty minutes time to get into a dress
suit. and escape % the scene of his his
trionc triumphs. BY this time his
stock II underwear had boon very nearly
exhausted ~ the depredations of our
vasherwoman. and be discovered. 70 MS
horror. that he had only one dress shirt
n stock. aud that was mine II called
for a number sixteen collar. and The
sleeves were about a foSt 100 long They
say that sydney vas almost the modest
man that had ever been seen or heard
I'm the Capri-ornus Flats r. happened
that 7 was away and the door II nv
room was locked 50 that be couldn't q
tend bic search ior rainent beyond the
boundaries % his own apartment II
had % make The best of it. and p.a IN
ny sleeves 70 tho required length as
securely "a might be
attended the perform sn-e. srd vas
well repaid for ny troshle. Just before
the curtain vent Up A. usher brought
ne note from STdney asking me 70
come % the dressing did a..
"Old man" said be, in a. eTcited
tone - voice, have gou any - M
clothes on17
ONLY few 7 rseied and 7 5or's
think they're whst Tou van
Don't tell ms thst shirt isn't rniuA -
hs cried. SIS the last chance T'-s Fot ~
Sorry For Jon Old feliow. said T
'hut is belongs n q gentleman uan.as
+ SRI itgberxer. Who lives in or BOX
somewhere. I understand
Hor Big mas "a szitzhe-zsr7~ IA
faiteyad
Taller than ar. I rsrliei. ard
nesrlv four times a hi0 round. He has
So to gst sis collars r sSe - sr5e- Irs
nousen-e. ny boz: youH have - e On
- r0u A.
ne Troaned. ezs f-ss a. rnat -F-ur~
80 curtain usat - Nnd >ydre7 lad -
are his risee IN 81 FiuEs. } re-1rned
r. my seat IN sbs sudieuoe-
ST1neT Eef storz vsu 49, = tas
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A SURPLUS OF GIRLS.
Not Young Men Enough II Wssh-
inZton - Go Asound
sT friezs - sA1eh rhs GEris kasa.r~
t4s a@ia costinS.as- fssrsnsasy 90
Exps<ts ks - shs 4 80 90
sseistF

ooPSsIGaT. 80. az szEsPAgsz sKsEIcAr&col
WAsH161ss, AprM q society as
tas caeilal, II it . - ae Iud<ed ~ ~has
. al Accom- pllshsd yoaas society woman
rsoently said 70 ne, = fKsa quantity
There 4re a hundred 4ad nfty- 40 u
"a. s4id she. referring 20 Lhe YOang
iadiss. and only sLxsy-nye gentle
mea.T This accounts for = great maay
tzinxs- and a great many thin2s IN
Washington seem sally ~ need ~
ooantlnE for For example, she young
man Nho c0mes here a stranger and
manages % make he soq uaiataace 0f
one gounz iadY = pretty SURE % ~onder
0hF she never introduces htn - any
other 10 b. meet her at a recspsioa
she Till chat With him a. much a. 10
pi-ases. bus 10 sIll wait and hint IN
vain Tor her - present htm % any
other Young lady. II he meet her With
aay number Of con p4niOns on the
street she Siu stop and talk sith aim.
aad seem - Ind keen pleasure IN let
uaz hsr companions stand around and
envy her shLs they wish In vain for
ths lnsroduction that never cones SO
l0nz a. young WOmsn can enjoy ex-
rllstvsiy the acquaiatanoe OF yOung
man-any young nan o. respectable
itY"-sls - an 0biec1 of The envy II her
less fortunabe sisters IL The young
nan os good "cAtca that "a % say.
r. DO have either rank OF money tho
young ~OmAn Who can Keep hin foe her
very own. even for few weeks. Il the
empress % the situation for the time.
The shortage OF single men In society
explains also Why there are so many
school-girlish-lo0kins young women
here Who long ago were graduated from
the schoolA These are the suppressed
debuLanses- One may see them almost
any day dressed in their short. girlish
gowns With their hair hanging in brsids
down their backs Sometimes they
carry books, often they are accompanied
By big dogs They are old enough 20 be
IN society and they ~oald have been In
is long ago bad shey not been suppressed
because thsir elder sisters have not yea
been taken from the matrimonial mar
ket
Yes said ths young lady OF whom
4 nave SPOKEN tie opIctb OA young
wonan's life Ia society here Is 70 get a
man'
Then society. so-called. Is really 4
sort % matrimonial syndicate?' l asked.
That Is the prtnci pei uso to which IL
a. put though many girl seeks a man
FOR other than matrimonial. purposes
There Is the girl who wants an escort TO
the theater and the girl who likes 20
drive. there Is the girl VINO uses one
young man % bring another one 70
tsrms and tho girl who simply likes 20
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A correspondent % the London Field
tells curious story ~ animal ssgscifT.
re once knew dog who used n run on
the legs - ono side-a sor+ - one-sided
shsnbler. The animal would start N
TIE usual waT. and when be Rad &C.
ouired Sufficient momentum tlck I'd
fhe legs - one side ard leaning over To-
wsrd tne other side scarnpsr along on
tao isgs until tired. he would then
sc9uire fresh impetus sud give the
other legs = turn ~ this sEhilsrstinT
exercise TIE corr-spon3snt writes
from CTprus-not Crete
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early part Of tAs pay. 40 tbins NOBODY
uoueet th4t aRy S1ins sAs he matter
except onos, ~hen he szt down ana hA-f
his face vent out q sigbI behine ~
collar. The created soEne amusement, 9,
snd led the scdienee - hope thzt some
thing funny might haPpen lster on.
Il did
As l remember, IL was n the fourth
act The villain Is always especially
offensive and pitllsss about this time,
when hls downfall is drawing 50 near
The heroine VAS kseeliEg - his feet
begging hin 10 De merci,ai. and not
70 disclose the fatal secret that would
blast her fathers good name and send
large detachment Of innocent victims 70
various terms in States prison. sydney
always liked that scene because the
heroine was on her knees and the
audience couldn't see how much taller
she vas than himself
lie put on bis most hesrtless frown.
and threw out his right arm with =
gesture expressive Of boundless feroci-
ty Unfortunately he threw IL out .
little TOO violently. A pin gave way
somewhere, and apparently about a
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yard Of my shirt sleeve few out from
under cover and then fell limp around
his hand. Just then the hero rushed
in to the rescue. lie was a somewhat
spasmodic young man, and he seized
Sydney by the back OF the neck so re-
alistically that he pulled the number
sixteen collar entirely over Sydnoys
head, and the unfortunate young man
disappeared entirely in che folds of my
too ample garment
The audience applauded wildly. They
had probably never seen stage villain
SO completely and satisfactorily wiped
out He had withdrawn into his shell.
The entire com pany was called before
the curtain before the assembled multi
tude would stop laughing.
Bat poor Sydney never recovered
from the humiliation Of that episode.
He disappeared, and l did not know
what had become OF him. Several days
later received note from . coroner.
His name was McGinnis, and he had
only recently been naturalized. lie
asked mo 20 call at the morgue and see
if body lying there was mine. was
suspected OF being the romans because
my namc had been found on the shirt Il
the deceased. He added a request th,.t
! would hand tho note TO one OF my rel
atives in case had really committed
suicide as he suspected, in order that
might be identified at the earliest possi-
bic moment
In New York, public documents of this
nature are frequently confusing, espe-
cially when thoy have to do with legal
formalities. However, | went TO tho
morgue and inspected the shirt with
my name on it. also saw a stocking
marked T. NJ. Jones. and another. much