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The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
REVENUE FROM INCOMES.
This Is tho Problem That Is Bother
ing tho Committee Just
Now.
Estimating tho Probable Effect OF
tho New Tariff on the
Revenues.
May Have IN Tax Incomes of More Than
15,O0o-47o, ,0o0. 900 Would BE
Raised Thereby.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.--The meeting OF
the ways and means committee wos brief.
Estimates that we're to be submitted show
Ing the probable difference in revenue that
would result from the new tariff bill wese
mot complete and the committss adjourned
till Monday 10 give Clerk Talbstt and
assistants further tins. The labor Of esti-
mating the revenue to bo derived under the
new tariff bill has progressed far enough
to warrant the statement that on the basis
Of the imports of 1892. tho loss Of revenue
resulting from tho enactment OF tbs now
bill would be abous $50. .OO0. 900 psr snnum.
II 10 tho conclusion Of Chairman Wilson
and his democratic associates shat i'm porta-
tions will be 30 stimulated under tho new
bill that the loss of revenue will NOT bs
over $s5 O0O, ZOO.
MI. TarEney, Of tho ways and means
committee. still clings TO the belief that tho
deficit cannot bs supplied without extend
ing the income tax to individuals. II don't
think IL can bs DONE" said he. without
making tax on the net earnings of cor.
porations excessive. Such tax as two per
cent would secure to the government not
more than S25 GOO. 900. whsress the de-
ficiency would be nearly $40.0O0.0 900. !
can't see how tobacco can stand any greater
tar. II the rate on whisky il advanced 10
cents psr gallon, from shat source there
will be about $9.0000O0 more. which ID
still short OF the amount required.
II hardly think We could got along with
out help from the personal income tax. It
incomes over 5000 were taxed at the rate
of i've per cent II would put into the tr cas-.
ury over $7O.OOO.00o."
Tho dsmoc, alto members of the COM
mittee on ways and means will meet to-
morrow afternoon to further consider the
income tax aud internal revenue schedule.
Expressions of members OF the committee Q
give no reason for believing the increase In
the whisky tax will exceed 10 cents. and
some think IL doubtful whether there will
be any incrcaee. The sub. committee is
debating the advisability Of making any in
ct ease in tbs whisky tax applicable to all
whisky ON hand ut the time the new tariff
law gocs into effect.
I !. soma to. sDolph, Of Oregon. announces
that when the new revenue bill comes d y
for consideration he will present histor.
ical address for tho pur pose of proving that
the United States never had any prosperity
except whom there WAS protective tasitf.
and that from the colonial days frse trade
has meant debased labor.
Represent tative Holman favors an income
tax ~ a inst and equitable mode Of raising
revenue. The national debt should be
gradually extinRuished and the rate OF gov
srnment expenditures greatly reduced.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
TELEGRApHIC BREyITlES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. The department. OF
state has applied to Honduras for the ex-
tradition OF 'MenaRe. the Minneapolis em-
bcxzler.
TAYLoRsvlLLr. KY. Dec. 1.--GsorGe Arm
strong tcolorsdl was hanged here this
morning for tho murder Of Down (colored).
with whom he was intimate.
New ORLEANs, Dsc. 1.-Judgo L. @. Bill.
lingA OF the United States distriot court Of
this ci'outs died this morning st New
Haven. Conn.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
TiltOn In jail.
Special to The Independent.

MILES Cry. Dec. 1.-Ralph Tilton, the
murderer of Jos. Pym. was arrested this
forenoon about fourteen miles up Tongue
river by Deputy Sheriff Thurman and
Chief of Police Jackson. About four miles
up they found fire in the woods nt which
he had staid all night. As the enow was
deep they tracked him and overhaulod him
within two hou,s. He made NO resistance
and was In the jail by noon.
DR.. hsdd. coroner. held a post norton
examination on the body OF Jas. PPM. Tho
ball crossed downward from tho left side.
cutting the intestines ard arteries. but its
place OF lodgmsnt could not DO found.
Pym. so,ne few years ago. was city mar
shall of Lake CITY, MIMI.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
An italian Bank in Trouble.

ROME, Dec. 1.-The Credito Mobiliare
has asked for an extension Of time. II has
o capital Of 60o0o0O0 lire. It il stated
that allowing for all losses the bank
has a surplus Of 100000 lire un-
touched. Il has many branches
throughout Italy. Shares OF the other
banks have suffered severe depreciation al
a consequence. The general position is
critical.
Twenty-four hours delay in liquidation
of bourSs transactions was granted BY the
chamber Of commerce in consequence of
the Mobiliars trouble.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
WHAT They HAVE DONE.
Heads Of Departments Make Their
Annual Reports TO the
President
Secretary Smith Says tho Indians
Are Increasing, Now Number
ing Over 100000.
Pushing Work ON Census HspsPts-NAvy
Department Makas = Fine Showing
Of Work Done.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-The secretary Of
the interior In his annual report comments
upon the uttsr inadequacy Of legislation
thus far enacted to provide for the lsG.ti-
mate procur sJnsut Of public timber TO sup-
ply the actual necessities Of the people do
pendent upon it. to promote settlement
and develop the natural resources Of public
lands. Legislation providing for wise
and comprehensive forost,y system IL reo-
ommendsd. The secretary discusses As
length the opening Of tho Cherokee out
let. He recommends as . substitute for
the present system of settlement the adop.
tion BY colRress Of some plan which, BY
auction, lottery or otherwise. may deter
mine in advance the ownership Of each pns-
ticular section.
Tbs work Of the Indian bureau shows q
steady advance In Indian civilization. II
10 mistake TO suppose their number 10
rapidly decreasing in the country. Tribal
wars and wars with whites having csased
they are increasing. and now number over
250.00. Recent troubles In the Choctaw
nation are touched upon at length. Tho
bill now pending before congress extending
the Jurisdiction OF the United States in the
Indian territory SO as to include the right
of removal In all cases whore local pYeju-
dice il shown without regard to citizsnshir.
The secretary states that he now feels
confidence that every effort IL being con-
scientiously made to bring the federal con-
sus TO close and render 1t as useful o
possible when finished. The SECRETARY
states. in his estimate Of expenditures for
the department., that . Rroat majority Of
proposed Improvements were rejected.
only those actually necessary for the COM
duct Of public business being adopted.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
Railroad Men In Con ference.

OMAHA Dec. 1.-Presidsnt Clark, Gen.
eral Traffic Manager Monroe. General Pas
sspger Agent Lomax. and General Manager
Dickinson. of ths Union Pacific. leave for
tho cast this evening. The result of their
trip is expected to be far reaching. Dick-
inson and Lomax expect to attend the CON-
ference of the ofticers OF the loads which
have been cutting transcontineutal rates,
with tho object OF restoring tariffs.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
Hun Down by an Electric Car.

EAST LIvERPooL, Ohio. Dec. 1.-Early
this morning some twenty people returning
from party. thinking no more oars we're
running. started to walk across . high
trestle over which the electric cars ran.
When in the middle Of the trsstlo they dis
covered car coming down towards them
on steep grade. Tho motozman could not
control the car. Most OF them jumDsd to
the ground below. sustaining more or lees
severe injuries. and Mrs. NJ. j. Harsha Was
struck BY the car and killed.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
Soverciyn Now Rules,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-Jamcs Sovereign
was installed general master workman,
knights of Labor. and Immediately as
sumed the duties Of the Office, and nearly
all work on hand here for tho executive
board was brought to a close this after
noon. The bonrd will reassembls in New
York Tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
A wonderru, Edition Of Magazine.

New YoRK. Dec. 1.-The December
Worlds fair first edition of The Cosmopolis
tan. which appears to-day. 10 100000, tbs
largest ever issued in Abe world. and proba-
bly, double that Of any other in Europe o.
America. The Worlds fair 10 treated BY
many famous writer's. with nearly two hun
drsd splendid illustrations.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
San Fran cisco Races

SAN FnANcIsoo. Dec. 1.-Six futlonQs-
Georgetown. Crawford. Valparaiso. 1:l9;
April. Blisxard. 1.49sl;
mile-Zampost. TiRress. Steadfast l:47;
five Observation-Disclosures. Banjo. Johnny
Payne. l:061i; five furlougs-Asrry Lewis.
Raphael. Deb1aceJ. 1;061S.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Centers the
Past Week.
New YoRK. Dsc 1.-The clearings Of the
banks Of the principal cities for tho week
as compared with tho corresponding week
of last WAR; vara A follow:
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
Fish Sets,
Game Sets.
Ice Cream Sets

All grades of goods in every line
and guaranteed as represented
Prices to suit everybody. We are
GLAD to show goods and do not
force sales.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02

Total for the leading cities of the United
States was 79O.s70,8l2. = decrease OF AZ per
cent compared with the sAmo week last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18
Personals.

Henry Mccartney, OsklanFs newly al
pointed postmaster, was in the city Satur
day.
W. l.. Thompson, who has been at the
Saturday.
T. C. Buckley Of Buckley & Goodrich
has returned home from business trip to
New York and Boston.
Charles B. Adams, formerly night opera
tor at the Maine Central station in this city
was the guest of friends in town over Sun
day.
Mr. Fred l.. fogg, bookkeeper for TIL
JouRsAL, left Sunday for Appleton, where
he will spend two weeks vacation with
his father, Mr.. B. W. Fogg.
Miss Lillian Blaekman left Saturday fo'
Mschias Saturday. where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White and Mr. AM
Mrs Au-tin Harms for the next two weeks.
Mr.. Edward Jennings Lee of Philadel
phia, his wife, children and mad are spend
ing a few days at the Augusta house, hav
ing arrived in town en- train No. IL Sstur-
da'.
Mrs. n B. Reed of Augusta and her
daughter Mi.s Maud Il. Reed. and Miss
Clara Crowell of Boston have returned to
the cit, from Southport where they have
ben spending the summer.
Mrs. II. =. Tibbetts returned to Augusts
on train No. % on Saturday evening from
New York and Boston where she has beer
to secure the new fall styles in millinery
and fancy dry goods.
Prof. Fred 3. Cook, the new sub-prinei
pal at the Cony high school, has secured
rooms ut the Misses keegan's at the corne'
of State and Bridge street and will board a
Hotel Johnson with Rev J. F. Leland and
wife.
All indications point to an increased reg
,str.,ion at the various schools in town to
day, when the fall term opens. AT thu
high school Principal A. ii. Brsinard anf
his new assistants will he introduced t.
their scholars for the first time. Principa
George W. Chamberlain will go throug'
the same experience at the William X
Smith grammar school of the Village dis
trict Beside the city's AMI Village an
Williams districts school, Mrs. Fogg's pri
waite school and Miss Paitridge's kindergsr
ten i'll also begin this morning At tn
latter careful attention will be given Chi
dren in the Kindergarten and intermediate
grades Miss Partridge will be assisted o'
Miss Filth McDasid and by Miss Sawyer
Who will teach French conversation Ih'
kindergarten has been in existence for se'
ersl years and has each year won highe
popularity.
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col. BANGS WAS SATISFIED.
Stirred Up the State Board Of Trade AM
Mads the American Eagle rrembIe.

Col. 4. s. Bangs of Bangs Brothers OF
this city was one of the Augusta delegates
To the recent State board Of trade meeting
at Belfast
At the afternoon session things had grown
very quiet, and. possibly. just trifle stu
pid Col Bangs came to the rescue and
decidedly enlivened things.
In fact. according to the reports OF the
meeting he might as well have dropped a
lighted tirebrsnd in full oil tank.
Col Bangs arose and said he feared he
should say something that would not meet
with approval and then proceeded to eriti-
else the World. Fair. He said that it was
great monopoly and was direct injury
to the business Of the country, that il had
drawn thousands of dollars from Maine and
no adequate return would result; that It
had upset the business relations OF the
whole country, and that it had in way as
sisted greatly in producing the financial de-
preston.
Mr.. F. A. Smith of the Baker Extract
Company of Portland. came to the doughty
colonels aid in sntagonixing the general
sentiment of the board.
This was too much for President Lord OF
Bsnger who left the chair and came to the
rescue Of the friends Of the Fair in rafting
speech. His bold stand was backed up by
J F. Gsoidthw ate of Biddeford. Hon. John
l.. Crosby of Bangor and f. B. Winslow OF
Belfast
Mr.. winslow pointed out through the
window at gilt eagle that was staring
blankly in at the State board in session, and
said that he could see the eagle almost
tremhle while Col, Bangs Was speaking
that he fairly expected to see the old btrd
walk in, take the presidents chair and de-
uoance the bold orator from Augusta
This discussion vas the event OF the day
Ii woke up the assemelage. 1t furnished
feed for discussion in the hotel corridors 81
the evening and when all was over in tn
meeting Col. Bangs arose demufely anf
said
IF l have started all these bright say
ings. brought the president out of his chail
And made the American eagle tremble. IN
content
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-tosx ssT - raasps.


Mr. Blank Il . well known Augusess
who has posisioa which kseps hin travel
Ing about The city and The osslyisg eosnss,
distxicts.
Mr. Blank i vide awake man, noaeS
for keeping both his eyes and his ears visia
open ~ he jAsnts about on his business.
As result Of recent observations Mr.
Blank had the following to say to . JorH.
SAL reporter On Saturday:
II want to say to every one Of The JOIN.
sAL's feaaers-Look out for rsmps. In
all the many years have known Azgusa
and kennsbec county have never seen o,
heard Of 80 many Of these gentry. Is i,
nov positively unsafe for farmers to 60 %
bed unless they are sure that the doors and
windows are securely fastened.
Why the woods are Just full Of sramps.
Abis-bodied, strong young men, Who prs
| tend to be looking for work and gay thxs
| they have been thrown out of good jobs -
result Of the business depression through
out the country. II they are not gisen
food, and good food, they threaten oil sort.
Of desperate things and naturally brighten
people who live on uafrequsntsd roads.
Nov as 10 their looking for work. That.
nothing but tatfy. A friend Of mine, I.
weli-to-do farmer living within few miiss
Of Augusta, was recently aceosted by three
hard looking trsmps. who told the usu.l
story. My friend heard them through and
then said cheeriiy.
SO you're looking for work. boys.
Well, you've struck just the right man. j
want help and you want work and gusss
i'll be easy for US to come to terms,
What sort O. work DO yer want to have
US do asked one Of the fellows.
'''Ohl nothing very hard. I've got a
aeld | want cleared Of rocks. Then want
to use the rocks in building some fences
and have some cord wood that ought to
b. cut and split and then
But the tramps had moved on To uy
their tactics upon some lsss friendly far
msr.
Nov th't is Eot the only case Of the
kind, | know OF lots of them. As said
the fellows don't want to work and wont
work. They want 10 live on other people
and they think that if ihey cannot do II
through threats that they can do it through
force by stealing what they want III the
night time.
'Forewafned il forearmed, az the old
saying runs, and II people sre on the watch
the tramps viii soon land in the soup. 10 e
plain and simple. We've gu, Law enough
# the trouble becomes too serious, but mean
while watch your kitchens and hen houses,
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilolsins,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
is guaranteed to give perfect ssrsfsctioa,
or money refunded. Price IS cents ref
box. For sale by ". A. Erskine, Gardner.
july2xeod&vfolfm
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| ,h!s clerk drops down i'll his tracks ex-
| hausted will send for another clerk: when
he gives mp, we shall have third one, and
how are they going to take me off my
feet and res.cha voter lit were necessary,
could keep this up all winter and iii the
hospitals with reading clerks. but don't
think that will be necessary. Public opin-
ion Is changing, and the people who a few
weeks ago were rampant for passage OF this
bill to destroy silver are now turning the
| other way. Wen beat them yet"
The White House BABY.
There is "a great desire among the society |
| women at the capital to see the new baby |
at the White House, but as yet only few
of Mrs. Cieveland's intimate friends have
had the pleasure of beholding Baby Ruth's |
sister. President Cleveland has been very |
much annoyed by the notorety given TO |
| the little stranger. The president IL very /
much opposed to newspaper gossip about |
the members Of his family. Mrs Clcve-
land agrees with her husband in this, and /
professional gossipers as well as women
newspaper correspondents find a very cold |
welcome at the White House now. Mrs.
Cleveland declines to be interviewed even
by the best women writers and deliberately
'discourages and frowns down all efforts TO
oDtniu ihCbS anu lDCIututS IEOul t0e w lite
House home circle.
| The contrast between the White House
now and under the late administration Is
very marked. During the Harrison regime
the women correspondents and letter writ
ers were made welcome ut the executive
mansion. Mrs. Harrison and her daughter
and daugb.er-n-law were always willingto
afford help and suggestions to the bright
and industrious women who furnish the
public with news about the occupants Of
the White House. While II cannot be said
the Harrisons courted notoriety Of this sort,
they sensibly recognized the fact that pub
lie interest in the presidential family Is al
ways very keen, and that no harm whatever
tan come from satisfying this curiosity.
President Cleveland, however, thinks
much Of this curiosity Is unwholesorne, and
that any qualification Of IL il TO be sup
pressed. lie cannot see why the birth Of
baby at the White House should attract
any more attention than the birth of baby
IN any other home in the land. The gen
sral opinion here Is that the policy Of the |
Clevelands In this respect is rather extreme,
and that the efforts made to conceal facts
and prevent publicity are wholly nnneces
,ary. So rigidly are the lines drawn at the
White House that the women writer's who
rave described. or pretended 10 describe
he appearance Of the new baby and ward
obe have been compelled 70 draw very
pargely upon their imaginafions for facts ,
md details.
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Samples of thsss boots 90 - soeo r ~ 1ouD
BAL sossslas Fssa q q - q y Slsssl g.
dee.
Ths bsohs sss sot fos sais 81 On ssly - -
oct 70 bollsf1 Of cosp0ns. Ths ~ pg1sos6 -
where n this issse Win dive ~ = ~ q -
psbtishsd 10 our daily % n0elsys ealy.1
n osdenag by mall ssyesal beeke A1ull ~
aaned. unless zoe are willing = va1t 90 ~
exhssstsd numbers ess - suDp1ls1.
JoURsAL pstfors en- sssase tbese boo1D = -
JOURNAL coestisG fo00.
Or readers eas ~ SAMPLES Il .tAseo Wegw0
aay tine b. eaIlisg 1t asy ons n ~ aDovo 80
clsess. Or8eSs for books 70 ~ - by0n0 a6G1
d - esses. - a11sssos1 -
DuHl1oU 3 OE3uR
Ae0aA 49,
Our friends Will ptoaoo eoWsoese
bos that under Ne oo0ol00enGoo0
Will IN Oxeeango - booaso -
possnlteo6 aStos any boo1 hao ~
t1so oMloo. q ID net ne pUepooo -
thle ohloo - Dn0t1tuto = ojgo0loua0
nbsasy.
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FOR SALE.

LNOM SALE AT 4 MAnGAIN = Grand
II Square Chictsrng Piano, Cost $50, beau
tifu tone; peri, Ct condition: first class IN every
particular. Low figure for each. Inquire of }. o.
ltean. n foN \ Cos. III Water II, septi5diWs
LNON NA1.f.- GOvd silca .lefy Nny feiiaiTr
II family or 'business horse, also nearly new
rubber trimmed carryall harness. Owner has no
use for either and will sell both for 500 cash. no
less. Address bargain" JOURNAL office.
scptiidiw'
IINOH AALE = Que large irfce .pTiaT sS
1, press wagon, suitable for heavy work OF
market wagon for farmer. Apply too X. Well
man, Grove ST., Augusta. Me. septi2iiw'
Ty0H sIEE-Top cs7Tiare nearly new. VIII
= be sold at a bargain II applied Tor at once,
Z. r. "ing, o. Green 81, 'eptieif
IItOW s1EE.-A aice. small siieJ pom, NOM,
- cart and harness J. W. bradbury, Green
street place. iulyldtf
HOR SALE BlCYCLE-Now is the best
l. time OF the whole year for wheeling Come
in and see the big trade have in ''ea" Columbia
=: ". " nritn. Agf: sepladtf
~sTOvE FOR SALE-A Rlchmond Pafior.
= Stove, in splendid condition. all improve.
men's. fat cy and nickel trimmings. Cost t2s.
tl7 cash will buy II. Gail at 10 Winter 81. An
gusta. Me. septsdtf
IINOn SALE-Dry hard " soft wood, htied
Il or unified IN large or small quantities. Or
o. y left with q. ID Haskell. " LWebbef, Wood
Harvey, D. X Wcl'man, l0i Grove St., Al
gu.tn. sepisdimo.
EW1 .. IL At Z .1a5!xzN X VIZ
Il TOH-CJshion tired bicycle. Isge model in
the best OF condition having been ridden but
little. Apply to CHARLES u. PAINE, No. "a
Staie street. Augusta, Maine. septBdtf
~ as.saEHY Az 70 s-ISOV1S1ON STs5NE
NJ FOh NALE-Thc best location on the
kenocbec River for business. Psid a net profit Of
over S2OC0.O the last year Books opea for inspcc
ton to parties meaning business. Tn store Is stu
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Ter.
Little Mana. Howard,
Michael S,rogofi. Verne,
Mr.. Eortescne. W
Westa,l.
Master of the Mine, The
Robert Buchanan.
Matt, u Tale OF 4 Cara
van. Rob ri Buehar-
an.
Mystery OF a Hanson
Cab. Fergus W
Hume.
Master of the C,.remo
nies. The. A novel,
Fem.
Mollie Bawn. The
Duchess"
vapors. cobbau.
Nuns Curse. Tue. Rid
dell.
Old Mam'selle's Secret
From the German OF
u. Maslitt-
Oliver TWIST. Dickens
One Maids Mischief.
Fem.
Pathfinder The. Cooper,
Pioneers, The. Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper.
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WA Np2 ~ b nsss susumns aD
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!


/ Sketch Book. The
| Irving.
Swiss Family Robinson
The.
struck Down. A novel.
| Hawley Smart
| Second Thoughts. A
novel. Two volames
| In one. khod a
| broughton.
Strange Case OF DR.,
Jekyil and Mr.. Hyde,
| Il. T.. Stevenson.
THREE Men In a Boat,
jerome X. jerome.
Tom Rrown's school
Dsya TIL ON "A $
Hughes.
Tour OF the World N
Eighty Days. jules
| Verne.
Twenty I usan d
Leagues Under the
Sea. Verne.
The Two Orphans. X.
D'Enncry. -.
Two Years Before the
Mast. x. II Dana. Jr.
Under Currents. "Tne
Duchess" i.
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BOY LOST!

To nos,mas.ers. sherifs, officers. and the psoiie
generAlly .rs.
Tuesday r. NJ, September isfn. Geores s "mf
a. ,his cify either in . 1T Of temporary NANNY
OF s. .n.. nntoovu. left he home. Last heard vas
Soinr toward Rcckiand: liable to 60 In any difee
ton on steamboats, or vessels
- hnatd medium. weight LIS. eyes black n9se
,,,n,,inent. face thin. Complexion d.fk. scaf IN
side Of thumb left hand. Dressed oia osse. pAnass
~ wsfch All strange boys well, for his r.
r.nts an In deep afaictiou. II fosnd nouft In
JoHS =. y x isas. sepsisdtf