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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-04
EDUCATIONAL.
Some Facts and Figures from the Report
of the bureau Of Education.

Some Facts and Figures from the Report
of the bureau Of Education.
A volume just issued by the Secretary Of
the Interior contains some interesting facts
and figures furnished by the Bureau of
Education. The length Of the school term
varies greatly, ranging from 100 days in
Maryland to siAty-two days in North Caro-
lima. The term is more than five months
in three Of the six New England States. III
five Of the six middle Atlantic States. in
three If the nine Northern Central States,
in one of the two Pacific slope States.
and in the District Of Columbia and
Idaho Territory. and il is above three
months in all the States of the sections
named. On the other hand the school
term il less than three monthe in all the
South Atlantic. in two of the four Gulf
States, in one of the six southern Central
States. aud does not equal four months
in any State of the two last-named sections.
The report shows an increase of i.l35
teachers over last year. The proportion Of
female teachers is greater than that Of the
last report. Even in the frontier States the
proportion of women teaching is mpidly in
creasing There is also an upward move
mcnt in teachers salaries. The summary
shows an income of Sai. 80. ISIS and an ex-
penditnre of sol .los .039, against SIS. lIa,-
oss income and $50. AL expenditure for
the previous year.
Illinois shows an increase of 81, 3i5 in
youth Of school age; of ls.o3i in enroll
ment in public schools; Of 1886 in all
public schools: Of 26.a67 in average daily
Attendance. There WAS also an increase Of
- in high schools, and of 30 in the num-
Der of school buildings erected during the
year. There was decrease of 2,09s in at
tendance in uagraded schools, If - in pub
lie sehoolhouses. and Of go in 1850 and
1881. Institutes were attended by 800
more teachers. while . more counties held
such institutes. The compensation Of
County Superintendent was slowly in
creasing. yet much was left to be desired,
as the poor pay secured only an inferior
class of work. Income for public schools
increased S2l2, i3a. and expenditures
S20l ga.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week,
EAsTERN.

A boy IL years Of ago is in Jail Mt
st. Altans ". Va, for robbing the mails.
He coatcssed his guilt.
The shoeshop Of the pcnitentiary nj
Brooklyn was entered hy thieves who forced
tho safe and took $1,000 IN currency without
rousing the guards.
Because IL advances made secretly
hy President King, the Mid,,ietown IN. w
National Bank closed Its doors, Its capital
was ss0uooo, and tho surplus $4,000. and
the statement is made that the depositors
will be Paid In nlii. senator Van wyck, OF
Nebraska, Is one of the directors OF tho
broken bank.
Operations have been resumed in the
pudding and horseshoe departments of
>hoenbcrr~r's rolliny-mills ut Pittsburgh,
Pa. thcss, Cook Il Co.'S mills, closed for
several weeks, have started up.
Three hundred persons have been
thrown out Of employment by the temporary
shutdown of tho Home Sewing Machine
company's works ut bridgeport, Conn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-04
THE NAVY.
Admiral Porter Recommendation


Admiral Porter. in his annual report,
says that comparison Of expenditures in
foreign nayies with our own will 20 far to
put a stop to the cry that wasteful eStaya-
gnnce has been shown in the administration
Of its financial affairs, and will show the
necessity of our doing something toward
building navy if We want to keep pace
with the spirit Of the age and hold our
selves ready to maintain the respect of for
eign nations. Admiral Porter submits
what he thinks the Government ought to
do in the next two years:
l. Complete the unfinished monitors and
arm them with heavy ritsed guns. making
them rams rs far as the models will per-
init.
2 Appropriate money for all vessels that
were proposed to Congress last winter.
3. Build as II commencement four ct the
heaviest monitors, of great endurance and
speed. each to carry four six-inch rifles III
turrets.
4. Build twenty torpedo boats not less
than 100 tons each, with speed of twenty
knots.
5. One cruising iroaelad Of not less than
1900 tons.
g. Have all our ships over l,a5o tons
supplied with torpedo boats. fitted with
noiseless condensing engines, SO they can
not be heard when approaching the enemy.
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POLITICAL.

Official figures of the recent election:
virginia-Clevelaud. l4s, IN; Blaine, 1870, 1856;
Cleyclana's plurality. s.iil. Nebraska
Blaine, 1851; Cleveland, a.3il; st. John,
1850; Hlaine's plurality. .a.533. kentucky
Cleveland, IL, -5s: Blaine, lls,6.4
Butler, 1865; II. I.hn, 3.l06; plu-
rally for Cleveland, 3i,os3. New Jersey
Cleveland, la,,.si; Blaine, la3. i3a: st. John,
a,l55; Butler, 3,i9i. Cleyelands plurality,
a,a5s. Iowa - Blaine, lss.osa: Cleveland,
I..,2s5: ST. John, l,5e.; plurality for Blaine.
IL. SOB.
Revised and official figures of the vote
OF Indiana show that Cleveland polled gil ,aaa:
blaine. $3.50; Butler, SIG; ST. John, 3,01s;
Cleveland plurality, o,5i2.
A dispatch from indianapolis says,
the State Board OF Canvasscrs has not yet
completed the work of tabulatng the vote of
Indiana on President. The returns from
Dayicss and Warren Counties were returned,
the clerks having omitted the seals from
them. without these two counties, whose
pluralites about offset each other, Blaine
received 233, .s3 and Cleveland 3,5la; Clcve-
lands plurality, e,s2'. The votes for Butler
and St. John were not tabulated.
The official vote of Wisconsin for the
several presidential candidates was as fol-
lows Blaine, l6i.I4s; Cleveland, lac, a54
ST. John, ,,6ia: Butler, 4,ae.: Blaincs plural
ity, li,ea3.
As officially declared, the vote of
Maine is as follows: Highest number OF
vaies received BY Blaine electors, e, zoo:
Cleveland, 52,lso; Butler, 1858: st. John,
:,i60; Blaine's plurality, 10000.
Following is the official vote of Ore
gon: Blaine, 20, s5a; Cleveland, a..593; But
hr, .a3; It. John, ass; Blaine's plurality,
2,.5a
Gov. Cleveland declined grand ban
que, rendered hy prominent Democrats OF
Philadelphia.
Washington dispatch to Chicago In
ter Ocean, Rep: 1T il said tonight tina,
three men are certain 10 form part Of the
Cleveland Cabinet. These are Senator Bay
ari, IA Secretary of State; Senator Garland,
of Arkansas; aud W. {. Whitney, of this
city. The new President will look to Bayard
and Garland 10 shape his governmental pol
icy, and to Whitney, German, and Others Ut
the younger element TO manage the political
end and 10 distribute the Offices Beyond the
three names mentioned, Cleveland IL said TO
be ali III SEA on the Cabinet question
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FOREIGN,

Smallpox among the natives at Don
COLA has driven tho British troops to Handah,
forty miles distant. An epidemic OF cholera
is said to prevail among FL Mahdis forces.
The French Chamber Of Deputies
voted Tonquin credits agRrcgatins %, 000, 600
francs, which will permit the sending OF
5000 fresh troops and several cruisers. bur-
ing the debate Clemcnccau said Bismarck Ia
most dangerous enemy, but Is still more
dangerous as friend.
Twenty lives were lost by the sinking
Of the steamer Durango, which collided with
the bark Bruce In the English Channel.
Dynamite was used on the residence
of Samuel Hussey, at Tralcc, Ireland, with
such effect as 10 shatter the windows and a
portion of the eastern wall.
Italy reserves her right to liberty oil
action in regard TO her interests in Africa,
and her dele late to Berlin has so In .ormed
the Congo Conferences.
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SOUTHERN.

Frank Casey tcolored) who murdered
Charles Watson (whitel the sth of last Octo-
Der, was executed at Little Rock. Ark. He
made full confession, admitting the crime.
David Sternberg, dry-goods mer-
chant nf Louisville, has made an assignment
TO secure liabilities OF s6a.t o..
At Warren, Bradley County, Ark.
the hangman swung oil Abe Frazier. colorcd.
for the murder of Lewis Davis two years ago,
Harris elevator and Decatle's wood
yard, AT Jacksonville, Fla, valued AT 500.
were destroyed by ire.
Maryland furnishes the latest lynch
ing. the victim Icing one George Briscoe
cologed, charged with robbery, who was cap
tured from constable by mob ut New
Bridge. and hung without benefit OF clergy
He had previously been warned TO leave tn,
ncighborhood on account Of his frequent
hcpredations
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WASHINGTON.

In the Court of Claims ut Washing
ron the case of The Government vs. The
Union Pacific Road WAS begun. The Govern
mcnt demands reach Sl,.oa, 100. while the of
set claims OF the railway amount to ST.
500 900.
The Administration Church, after
March 1. says u Washington disr atch, il to be
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
OF which the Rev. William Bartlett formerly
of Chicago is pastor II is the church which
the family OF Mr.. Blaine has attended, but
because Of its rapid growth and great wealth
u project was ST lrted a year ago to build a
new church in the West, and the money has
paitly been raised for IL. The lat Demo.
cratic President attended this church, rs did
Abrat an Linz DIN. The pastor nj that time
was the Rev. nr. Gurley, u classmate of GOV.
Cleveland's father in Princeton. The pres.
cnt pastor. DIR. Bartlett, was u classmate OF
Grover Cleveland.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-04
AGRICULTURE.
Some Entertaining statistics from tho
Report Of Commissioner
l.Orlng.

In the report Of the commissioner 81
Agriculture II IN shown that tho ,aluo hf
meats has increased from Sa00, nn0, nuo to
~sn0, nun, nnn. horn. from *aGn, Hsn.s7s Ia
sGpa,sls,aOl; wheat, from Slat, aaS eth 10
Siaa, NOs, iIa, hay, from Slaa,t1i lt's To
SinN, bhh, TSa; dairy products, from Sla2,"
ahu,tun to Slaa, a,N,, N',', cotton, from SAIL
hid, 6a5 10 S2sl, da6, III, md other products
In proportion, moro than doubling the NJ.
efegnte value ana increasing II from Sl,.
unM, nto. ion IL m ,dNO. nnn, pan IN iannd
Numbers. With good prices the current
production II the ngfisulmrAs NJ the United
States can he little short If ~, nOn, not, nOn,
aud the values are Those III the homo mar
kets, aud not VI Eastern commercial cities
or ports of expectation. The Commissioners
hass,
1hr wheat AREA l. 40 much beyond the ~.
SntftmentA nf consumption IN this and other
th,tnt,ies NJ " ashress The rttce toa point Nm.
lTcvedcntea III rerent sears, sayasn*a ~ certain
Joints The Mse Of wheat IN teealn. tyr pork mo
durtion Tho eAusr III thls auleiahandan,e h
tMo.told First, tho extensive settlement IN the
Northwestern ira rios AMI the dry plains u ,he
Pacific soasls aud Seonnd, tho extraordinary
reiinl ot comparative failure OF European wheat
Tor several consecut,Ne years, The niavesS II
settlement must hc less rapid hereafter, AMI
already has zen followed by comparative
plenty lhcse fretsoi products and ltieea ratnt
ton ID tho eonsnmrtion. Ia SUPPLY she tohd
products how impaired, to rive femnntfatsse
employment To agricultural lat or, AMI food III
variety anu rhealncss IL con- nmors
The Commissioner says TINT the aestrues
ton IF forests l. alaimiag, Int h. nnas
cause for qualification In the extensive
planting III young trees in tho Western
States, lie sass TINT the destruction 1T
forests for lumber il greater thaa the leeit-
imatc demand, and has resulted III hnrlen"
Ing the market. Further discussing the sub.
jeet, the Commissioner SAYS
The great Pine forests Il she Northwest arc
now depleted 10 such an extent thHt Sonthcsn
pine Is brought into competition W III Il IN tho
chicago market, and n lerssrthle intasd has
been made upon those vast FORESTS which vnNer
20 large 4 plol oftion OF the amlt States 1hr
same reckless ami MRStcMl methods III lumber.
Inc arr pursued there which have 10 rapidly
consumed the Northern and Wet IN forests,
This condition Of things makes II masc tmrrras
tive every year tn cndsaNor To preserve the for-
ests which form part II the ruhiu dumain,
and 10 10 guard and centred them hN Law ~ Ia
make them Of tho r.eatest and most lastin.
benefit 10 the country,
The bureau il nov Investigating the cult.
nre of silk, in accordance with the net nj
Congress which made an appropriation NJ
$4,000 for That purpose,
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The losses on the lakes for the sea.
son just closed aggregated sdso, 900, Of VIII Oh
s443ooo was paid py insurance companies.
The Mexican pension bill is the first
unfinished business i'll the lower house oil
Congress, AMI will probably receive early
attention. The Senators In charge of the
bills for the admission of Dakota and Wash
ngton Territories will press those measures
rs rapidly rs possible.
Near Elizabeth, Ky, seven men were
kitei by an explosion of a saw-mill boiler.
Seven men in Jail at Helena, Ark,
concealed themselves behind n door, and made
their escape by knocking the jailer scnseless.
Director General Burke, of the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans. announces that
everything will be in readiness for opening
the exposition on the 10th inst.
Two men digging roots at Danville,
Pa, dug up $4,000 in coins.
The brewing firm of Burr, Son &
Co., OF New York. filed an assignment, Civ
ing preferences to the amount of $4,000.
A gentleman in New York, after wit
Messing panic caused by mai dog, calmly
seized the animal by the neck and cut its
throat with a penknife.
The feeling among the iron men Of
Pittsburgh Is reported as better than for
some time Many of the mills are i'm receipt
of large orders In the last few days.
The French Cabinet Council has de-
cided to increase the duty on grain about 20
cents per bushel.
An unusually heavy snow-stcrm in
Northern and Middle England IN the LIST Of
december caused great Interruptions to
travel.
China's voice is still for war. Recog-
MIXING this fact, France Is hurrying forward
re-enforcements to Admiral Courl OF and Gen.
dc rls!e.
In the Circuit Court ut Chicago, in
the matter of the estate OF Wilbur r. storey,
Judge Tuley appointed Horace 4. Hurlbut
| receiver Of the Times, with an order that
there be no change Of policy or OF the bust
ness or editorial management. The amount
Of bond was fixed at $500, 900.
Two women named Conway attacked
]. Devonshire aud Jack Logan, a, New
Orleans, with pistols growing out Of suspi-
! cious relations between them. The latter
| was seriously wounded.
The official vote of Colorado was :
blaine, s6,.'.7: Cleveland, as,8..; Butler
! LES. and st. John, .5a.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A Glance ~ che Reports Of
Some Of the Subordinate
Bureaus,
RAILWAY MAIL sfRvtcM.

Ae.,rac. Of ,sc senoS, 81 superintendent,
Thompson.
w. h. Thompson, General Superntend.
ent Of the Railway Mail Service, has sub
mitted bis annual report. II appears TINT
on Jrne 30. 1854, there were III 100 miles
Of nilroad upon which mails were carried.
rs compared with 1smiles In 1884. During
the last fiscal year the increase was G,952
miles. The number If railway postoilee
lines in operation June 30 1881, waa s41
The annual miles N setsire IL a2,G40, 900.
The increase Ill number Of pieces Of
hiail matter handled during the fiscal
Year was 55s, pieces. Tho
percentage Of Increase over 1883
was 1862. The percentage Of in
matter handled was i.oa. The increase in
the rast year Of railroad postotiicc service,
including new service placed upsn I'D
lines, was 1,Gii miles. The number of
casualties during the yea. was Iii, in which
postal clerks were killed, 2S seriously and
GO 81 ghtly injured. Recommendation IL
made that the Postmaster General BIZ au-
thoiized to pay to the widow or miner chill
d,en IF all clerks killed in the service n
sum equal to one years salary Of the endc
to which the clerk belonged mt the
time Of his death The appropria-
ton for the service the present fiscal year
is 81. 30On0n II is estimated that this
should be increased S3Ol 900 for the next
fiscal year. which would make the appro.
priation ~, col 900. This is m increase Of
Z per cent. An additional appropriation Of
ssh 800 is recommended for the purpose of
increasing the salaries of clerks Of classes
five and four to SliOO and 81. 2nn per
annum respectively. The appropriation for
postai-cais the present fiscal year Is 81
625.oOO. Recommendation il made that the
appropriation for the next fiscal year be
81 ,s75,ON This will include an amount
for subsidized roads, which has not hereto.
fore been included in the estimate
for this branch of the service. During
the year the fast-mail service has been
greatly improved without increase in cost
to the department.. 1t seems probable that
the Postmaster Geneml will soon be able TO
have the fast mail arrive in Omaha much
earlier than il now does, and have a special
carrier delivery in that city and at Council
Bluffs Immediately on arrival and before
the close Of business Of the day. 1t is also
hoped that mails can be expedited SO as to
arrive in San Francisco about I a. M. in
stead Of 11:l0 a. m. as at present. The city
mail can be delivered Immediately upon
arrival, in time to get replies for the east
bound mail the same day. which will he
equal to saving one day between New York
and San Fmncisco. Separation for city
delivery in San Francisco is now made on
the cars.
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TUE SECRET SERVICE.
Report of Chief lsrooks.

Chief Brooks, of the Secret Service Di-
vision Of the Treasury Department, in his
annual report SAYS: The events of the
past year give evidence Of revival Of the
manufacture of counterfeit paper money,
which was practically suspended during tho
years 1882 aud 1883" lie also says
that although he reports for the
past year the smallest percentage
of CIRCULATION of counterfeit paper money
since the first issue of such paper money,
he is of the opinion that there is to-day in
the hands of eounterfeiters nearly 800, 600
new spurious notes of the denominations
Of $40 and $40. which have been produced
since Jan. /, 1854. Mr.. Brooks notes with
pleasure that bankers are recognizing more
fully the importance Of branding a. spurious
all counterfeit money presented in the
course of business.
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Friends of Gov Cleveland, says WASH
ington dispatch, have secured for his use
for the week preceding the i,h Of March
nexta suite of rooms at the Arlington Hotel.
consisting Of parlor aud three bedrooms,
located on the second floor overlooking
Vermont avenue and the statue of Gen.
Mcpherson The rooms selected have been
occupied at yarlons times by number al
distinguished men from abroad, among the
number being the Prince If Wales. the
Grand Duke Alexis of Russia, King kala-
kama of Hawaii. the Emperor Dom Pedro
Of Brazil, and Gen. Grant, upon returning
from his trip around the world. Being In
an annex of the hotel, the rooms combine
the privacy If private house with the con
yeuieuce of hotel
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viii not DO hanged, hcr sentence having been
committed to imprisor,ntnl Tor life.
Canadian distillers and a-temper-
Ancc people win make common cause for
once against the proposed importation Of thr
surplus product Of American Sossr-hiash
makers. The prospect cf 4 Hood Of cheap
United states whisky has raised stormy
protest IN Toronto.
Smallpox is epidemic near Toronto
and Its rapid spread has occasloned great
alarm. Precautions OF tho mest thorough
sort have been taken to prevent the further
ravagcs OF the disease.
There we're 237 failures in the United
states reported to Brddstwt's during the
week, against .5i In tho preceding week and
232 and $50 and 15s in the corresponding
weeks Of 1883, lss:, and 1881, respectively.
About s5 per cent. were those Of small
traders, whose capital was less than $4,000
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III having been reported that Senator
Ingalls, had said that he would vote to con-
firm Cl,selands appointments, the Senator
was necently int srsiewed. and confirmed the
report. He say:
TN my opinion, the Nominees If tleve-
land should hs confirmed unless there are
objections other than political. A Demo-
cratic Senate rejected meme IT Hayes an-
pointments. The unwrltten Law Of tie
.ase IL for the Senate Ii assume that, i'm
case IL removal hs the President, he has
annie cause for il. and it has been the
courteous castom IT that body "a 81 re-
eard H.
Senator INGALLS, doubts the constitution
allts If the tennre- If otfsce act. and says
le thinks il ought 81 be repealed.
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INTERNAL TAXATION.
A Policy of Reduction In tho Future ln.i,
Gated.

Gated.
Washington dispatch 10 Chicago Daily News
There is every reason To believe that in
his coming message President Arthur viii
rpeat the Recommendation he meas two
years ago in favor If the repeal OF all tNes
ON manufactured tobacco, cigars, cigarettes,
and snuff, Secretary MrCulloeh has FIRE.
quentls declared himself t. h. in favor If
wiring out MI these tobacco taxes, AMI il il
confidently expected herr tha, h. viii jim
the President In urging Congress tn take
this step, The tohl receipts fem the III.
ternal rvennc taxes en- tobacco, cigars,
snntf, and cigarettes amounted IL a little
over So, nao, nm during the ,l~eal sear 1881,
The movement in Congress las, session
in faser Of the epeal,ng II ,he tobacco
taxes MAS very formidable. Two III three
attempts We're made i'll the naa~e toward
the end III the session to take ap What MAS
known as thu frui,.hmaas bill, the ohiec,
being to attach thereto an amendment w,p.
ing on, the tobacco taxes, The rapealer~
We're surprisingly s'rang IN numbers, and
the support which They will receive from tho
President and SEER t.ry 1T the Treasury this
winter will doubtless grsesly ene,,unace them,
There II an Impression il the TnaSuss
Department that SECRETARY MeIalloeh vii
recommend reduction IL the whisky tux
t. Ga ~ aa gents eallaa,
The prospect il that four movements
against the surplus revenue will b. made
this winter oae i in the shape II
the pension hill which PASSED the
Senate last winter aud il now IN tue Speak
er>S table, This bill. II PASSED hy the
House. would absorb about 80. ,sso. tNA an.
naalls, Another j. the Lair educational
bill, which was PASSED by thu Seat,r a>t
winter AMI j. now in the HOUSE. This
weala swallow an average If Slo,aN>aa n
Year fng eight wars, \ thfa - the
tohSeee.ta><sepval scheme, which pra-
poses 10 wipe ont eser ssitta,.aA
\ fourth il .hv proposed Spanish sscass,
which will lac presented t. tue
Senate for ratification, IT ratified hy tie
Senate aud carried into operation hS an at
ri Congress, this tpsssts would iaawgss With
ov,r so, ,as,, tsia 1T rvs,naA Al If these
maNsmsnt> Will have numerous supporters,
and there am III rfaSpcet Sessra sharp
parliamentary battles, fhe int arv>tsag aaes~
ton is VIII the saua0S rvNs,lae 10 ~
aaeel hy reduction Ut ssNastioa or hs an
increase 1T expenditures II il regarded
as welhish CERTAIN that a majority If the
rexenae, seformers IN both branches 1T Caa~
efes~ will prefer IN maintain the status quo
rather than caasens t. a re,,esl ef the to-
iaeea taxes, They arr opposed to getting
iii If these taNcS il advance III a reduction
al customs datieS.
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CAPT. GoRRiSuE believes ia De Lesseps'
tide-wate canal nj Panama.
JOHN l.. OWENS. the comedian, Is P@ss-
Ing the winter III Charleston, =. {
AMOS CLAP WAS oue of the founders IF
the Boston Herald. lie is nov night
Waterman in the Boston Journal Office.
JuDGE ALBION W. TorRoEE, having
lost n fortune in publishing Oar foHtimeaf,
says he will mortgage his brain work for y
year in favor Ut his creditors, If desired.