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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
CHURCH NOTES.

The new NJ. P. Church at Chestertown
cost S25, 600.
The Kent County Bible Society will be
held ln Smyrna on November goth.
The health OF the Rev. Vaughn Smith.
who recently was stricken with paralysis.
Is improving.
or the 4s charges on the Dover district OF
the Wilmington M. e. Conference IS have
increased the salaries of their pastors.
The quarterly meeting of the Elkton,
North East and Pleasant Hill circuit OF the
Free Methodist Church will be held IN Elk
ton on November I'd 4th.
The Raw J. A. D. Wilson, d. D, presiding
elder OF the Dover district OF the Whining
ton NJ. e Conference, is doing missionary
work In New York and Connecticut.
1he centennial of Cecil NJ. e. circuit Will
be celebrated In Newark NJ. E. Church on
November 25th, and 26h. On the Ass date
the Rev. j. Hepburn Hargis, d. D., will
preach In the morning and the Rev. Jacob
Todd, d. D at night. The secopd days
exercises will be devoted to historical
papers, personal "reminiscences aud re-
view Of the last 100 years. work. The
Wilmington NJ. q. Preachers Association
will attend In body, and there will be q
reunion Of all former pastors OF the circuit
now living. In the afternoon OF November
25th there will be q love feast conducted by
the Rev. A. h. Street OF the New Jersey
Conference. Presiding Elder Murray will
give a sketch Of Methodism as It Is now on
this territory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
oHRfsTIdNA.

spscinl Correspondence OF Gszss'e and Journal
OHRisTIAsA, Ost. 26 The ladies OF the
Methodist Mite Society held festival In
the village on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church, which was we'll patsonized and
quite a success.
MIR. William Hawthorn, who lives near
0gletown, was stricken with paralysis on
Sunday last and Ia In q optical condi-
ton. He is in his 80th year.
The wheat looks we'll. Pasture Is vary
short and the milch COWS have failed
nearly one. half.
read in EVERY EVENING Of Thursday
an account of James Fl. Guest being vic.
timized by crooks. am surprised that
O man Of Mr.. Guests business qualities
conld be so eesily imposed upon and
euchred out of $1,000. On Monday last
In the afternoon one Of these fasoals (Dr.
A. g. Wilbur, SIS his card which hold
reeds), called on me. He said that his
sister wanted TO buy farm for her two
SONS and that Judge Nelson, as he called
the other man, would be down TO talk
with one the following day, but 1t rained,
and in fact he never intended to come.
The doctor had fine iron gray horse,
o buggy and red wooden robe. After
giving him some information as to whore
he might buy farm, he left.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
GEORGETOWN.

special Correspondence Of Gszetts and Journal
GEORGETOWN, Oct. 30.-The Republi.
cans held their grand mass meeting here
this afternoon and it fell for short OF their
expectations. There we're not more than
$50 people present half of whom were
Democrats. MIR. Thropp spoke nearly
one hour and o half, Anthony Higgins,
Reg, followed in one OF his usual
speeches. The Rev. j. s. Willis closed
the meeting in Is minutes speech but
no enthusiasm was manifested. The Re.
publicans have given mp the fight and
even Candidate Treat shows tina. he is
very much down ia the mouth.
The Democrats held enthusiastic meet
ings on Tuesday night a. Millsboro and
Redeem. At the former place A. P. Bob
inson aud e. |. Handy, Esq. made ad
dresses. At the latter d. T. Marvel.
CHARLES ". MoFee, W. T. Tomlinson and
W. Fl. Boyoe, Esqs, addressed crowd OF
800 people. After the speaking there was
on oyster roast and an old time Demo.
cratic joilihoation. Sussex county will
give from 800 to 800 majority Tor the
Democratic ticket.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
mYDD oETOWN.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
MlppLETowN, Oct. 25.--Mrs. William Kates,
while ing IN the yard back OF her resi-
depce on Maine street yesterday morning.
stepped on a piece Of board which turned
aud caused her to fall. She was severely
bruised about the body besides Slightly
spratDins leg.
MIppIxTowN, Oct. Shy being in
The right place 81 the right time George
Eehenhoter of this town prevented what
might have been a disastrous smashup
Yesterday afternoon. The gentleman was
driving along the public road near 81.
Anns's crossing. Freight train No. IL
passed Just ahead of him. When going
over the tracks Mr.. Echenhofer looked
toward The rapidly moving train. As he
did so he saw heavy piece of timber fail
from loaded car. he stopped his team
and at once took in the situation.
Ihe log had fallen between the
eon.h-bound tracks, and he knew he
could not handle 1t alone; he also realized
that the next train south was passenger
train No. 80. He therefore hurried to
Mlddletown and reported same to W. W.
Black, the freight agent, who acted
promptly end had the obstruction re-
moved. He took precaution, however, to
notify the dispatchei'a office ct Clayton;
40 trains could be held. The piece Of
timber was 10 feet long and about l2xl4
inches, having been shipped from some
OF the mills In the lower part OF the
Peninsula.
Prof. Adams, who so csptivated Odessa
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, will
appear ct the Opera House this and to-
morrow evenings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

pulpit which ia being placed In position
III Lne holy Oroas Church.
nesluents 10 the lower part OF the town
W., eiafmed on Sunday nieht abuut In
a'olosk by tho screams OF a woman on
division etrest near the railroad, Iuyetti-
gstlon proved that colored man pamed
isaac Mccoy. and his vile had quarrel
whlel ended ina lights the wife iaua ned
out o. on upper story window 10 get out ~
now iiea In a critical condition. w
DOVER, Oet. 3l.---A clever swindle-
giving the name of Moore has duped tbja
section during the past few DAYS. musb
. sne ehsgrin and loss Of livery stables,
hotels and boarding house proprietors.
Moore came to Dover on Monday after
noon and registered Of Capt. w. a.
Morris boarding house, representing
himself rs a salesman for clock Arm
in left there and about 9 O'Clock In the
evening went 10 the livery stable Of Will
liam Price, and made arrangements for
the boarding Of horss, etating that he
would Do here for some time. He hired
team from Price with the ostensible
purpose of driving to Brenford, Stating
that he would BIO back about 8 30 O'Clock
that night. MIR. Price let him have a
team end despite the fact that
the man failed TO put In an
appearancest the stated time, did not feel
uneasy until yesterday morning, when he
Photographed 70 different points on the
Peninsula to ascertain, If possible, the
whereabouts Of bis team and It's driver.
Ia answer Mr. Price learned that the man
was at the Delaware House, Smyrna, on
monday night. he stated at the latter
hotel that he would drive a short distance
IN the country and would return to spend
the night there. That ia the last that was
seen OF him, and Mr.. Price anxiously
awaits news OF the missing horse and
carriage, his loss being all the heavier
and more aegravstiDR as the animal be-
longed TO DR.. W. W. Parvis and the car.
risge to II. A. Black, and he stretched
the bounds OF propriety in letting shom
go from the stable to accommodate the
rough, az all the regular livery teams
were In use al the time. Moore is o
me iium sized man with black hair and
moustache and wore dark hot and over
coat.
Tho remsius OF Miss Pauline Tomlin-
SON OF Philadelphia, were Brought TO
Dover on the . IS p. m. train yeslai day
and inferred In the family vault near
Conpef's Corner. A number OF relatives
and friends accompanied the remains
from Philadelphia.
The 800 feet Of cotton hose recently
purchased by the Robbins Hose Com.
pany was given test yesterday afternoon
on Division street, and, with the excep.
ton Of one section, proved satisfactory.
The following III ,ers were elected last
night by State Capitol Lodge, No. 1888,
!. D. G. I 10 serve for the ensuing term /,
O. T., Emma Parsons; v. T., Lille
Lohan6 Secretary, O. Kefbin Financial
Secretary, L. Ouives house, Treasurer,
N. Kellum Chaplain, u L Moore; Mar
shsl, e Pierce; Guard, L. Hutchins /;
Sentinel, M. Masters; l.. J. T.. Mrs. a..
L. Lohsud; Delegates 20 District Lodge,
]. q. Loaand, J. s. Moore and Lille
Lotland.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
MILFOED.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
MILFoRD, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Humphreys, wife Of Captain Thomas
Humphreys, died last evening at 8 80
O'Clock after an Illness Of only few days.
The deceased was in the 10th year Of her
age, and well beloved in this community.
She leaves husband and seven grown
children-1homas Humphreys, Potts-
town; Mrs. Sallie 6herer, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Ella Reville, widow, of this town;
William and Charles of Milford; Mrs.
Comma Supple, wife Of Captain Supple or
Milford, and Mrs. Kate Bogart of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Humphreys will be buried
on Monday, funeral at the house of the
deceased.
The town commissioners have CON-
tracted for 1000 bushels Of shells to be
used on the streets.
The ladies OF the M. e. Church gave
supper at the parsonage last evening,
which proved to be q success, both
financially and socially.
The young mems reading room will be
opened this evening for the first time,
aud II will be opened every evening ex-
cept Sundays.
MILFORD, Oct, 27.-zachariah johnson
of Houston, met with very sad accident
yesterday OF his home, near Houston.
Mr.. Johnson owns an engine and saw,
and at the time was engaged in saving
wood, when ne accidentally got his left
haud in the fly wheel, and il was wounded
so severely that amputstion of the fingers
was found necessary.
A we'll known cigar and candy man on
Walnut street (who blythe by won 800
on Blaine's defeat in 1880 has s490
which he Is anxious 10 wager on Cleve-
land now. He was met few days ago
by Young druggist, a Repu blicai, and
the consequence was that the medicine
man bad 10 put up 300 or shut up. The
stakes were placed in the hands OF a
prominent dry goods man OF South
Milford. Several minor bets have been
made, and II Cleveland is elected there
is young fellow in Milford who will
have three silk hats, $l7 in money and a
gallon Of apple brandy with which to
treat his friends.
An old and highly respected farmer,
David Il. Watson, died at his home in Mil.
ford Neck on Wednesday. Mr.. Watson was
rs years OF age and had lived in Milford
Neck for so years.
MILFORD, Oct. 3i.--The members OF
90. B have received instructions in re-
gnrd to ritis practice from headquarters,
and squad goes out to day TO practice
on their range east of Milford.
The funeral OF MIR. James Hitch takes
place this afternoon Of o'clock and the
body will be inferred in the Union ceme-
terry. Mr.. Hitch was about 90 years OF
age and his death resulted from oonsunp-
ton. A wife and four children survive
the deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
CLKrELAND AVID sAoKTILIE.



Republican Papers,
Associated Pryss Dispsucn w special WiraF.
San FRAscrsoo, Oct. 3i.--Commenting
editorally on the action OF the President
10 having Lord sackviile informed that his
presence is no longer acceptable 10 our
government the Examiner (Dem. says:
president Cleveland has taken the
manly, straightforward course that is
always natural to him. The agreeable and
polite thing to do would have been to make
q show Of indignant and energetic action
suntil after the election and then gradually
let the matter fade out OF sight, bur Mr..
cleveland Is not an adept In the tricks OF this
kird, The thing that is serious enough TO
demand pretence OF noting is serious
enough In his mind to demand the acting !"
The Chronicle lRep saysthat Lord Sack.
Vile simply wrote personal letter to q cor.
respondent at Pomona, this state, express
Ing the sentiment OF truth which It 10
thought could naturally be drawn from OBJ
servatioDs OF o man In his surroundings.
backvilie must go but he leaves
a letter behind him aud bis exit does not
alter the truth single particle.
TEE TORONTO GLOBE RECOGNIZES THE RoRoE
or SECRETARY BAYARDH ARGUMENT.
TORONTO, oST., Oct. 1.-The Globe to.
day In an article headed BREAKERS Close
Ahead" says; Though Lord Sackville Is
thu sibttut VI u uchpiGhUib lItckt LIS Is also
the Victim Of his own folly. He stuck his
nose Into American home Affairs by coun.
ceiling an elector about how he should vote,
and influence others TO vote. The United
States Secretary OF State argues with great
force thai the British ambassador thus
transgreesed the amenities and the neces-
sary rules OF diplomacy In such degree as
to warrant Washington In demanding his
recall. Accordingly Lord Sackville has
been informed that he Is no longer accept
able to the President aud administration"
Referring TO the report that the retalia-
ton act 10 to be enforced against Canada,
the Globe says: "This will be depiorable
event and one too, likely to breed very
serious difficulties. Canada may be In
jured. but cannot be disgraeed by the
Presidents resort TO 20 aggressive a policy.
No true Canadian will say that our govern
ment should crawl In terror for the sake OF
Rverting the blow. In other circumstances
perhaps something more than Canada has
conceded already might be honorably
yielded for good neighborhood's sake, but
our dominion would present a most igno-
minious figure in hurrying to surrender
now to Washington threats, almost any
thing would be better than that.
The Globe has always sincerely en-
deavored to promote friendship between
Canada and the United States. The GLOBE
does not believe that Canadians should
"erovel on their bellies FOR iriendshlp's
sake"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The quarterly meeting OF the committee
OF management OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Employts' Relief Assoc tattoo, was held on
Tuesday at Baltimore. n e association is in
prosperous cosdltion, the payments to
members for the quarter ending aertember
s0,h. 1888, having been ses.74o, and
year ending September slth, 1888,
s955, e24.S4. There are now 1854 names on
the pension roll, and the payments on this
account for fiscal year ending September
s0th, 1883, were S2s 1871. The committee
decided to continue the dividend on the
natural death feature for 'he,current year at
$500 per single rate. thus giving the bene-
ticiaty. on the death OF the member, the
sum, including the 500, provided for
under the original constitution, or $3.50 for
each single rate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
rBLLow FErsR soFFERsas.
The Mayor OF Decatur, Alabama,
Appeals TO Chicnso's Mayor.

The Mayor OF Decatur, AInbanra,
Appeals TO Chicnso,s Mayor.
Ansoc,alot Pfoes Dspasch py special Wires
CnicAso, Oct, 8i.--The following tele-
rams were received hete to-day from
Decatur. Ala:
TO MAYOR Roche, CHICAGO Can you raise us
ssnn2 iunds fnr tue yellow iase- ausarerH, our
funds are exhausted and we aip In great need.
- , q q. AUSTIN, Mayor.
10 Rev. GEoEuK 0. LonraER. O IcAGo: The
Ioiiei conlnittea are now atkias Tor help. You are
anthoriSsd BY them aud by both mayors to ak aid
o. me Chicago board Of irnde and the mayor a.
well lSlpned1
d. VI. GIVEN.
DR.. Lorimer Jet the second telegram In
the mayors Office this morning, together
with note asking In what way money
could best be raised. The doctor said he
had seen President Hutchinson of the Board
oil Trade, who had suggested the appoint
ment OF ctnvassing committees. Over
1000 persons have been publicly provided
for and both provisions and money are
now exhausted,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
@eaths.

oAsR -on oc.oher ssh, Jamss Car, agea s.
years.
DEAKYNE - On oetlbeg son, william
pssRyne, sEed 90 ysars.
HANLBY.-on octooer 2stn, John ], HLnley
aged 30 yesrA
EE SnRD I.-on the gen inst, Eesr,tt Mccall
mont vidcw Of the SeY. Jehsi Il. Kenntds, IN
her 80 h ysag.
LENNON. oetooAg 9Th, Franklin E!lWood
intact son OF william \ aui Ella q. Lemmon,
aged yeas and months
MoRR0W.--ln this city, October ssh, William
Il Morrow, aged 81 years
POWELL. % stober gelh. Fioserca, daughter
o. atosge W and Ids r. Fowsii, Rgs1 5Yesrs,
months, 81 days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Prlas' Soap secures ,ns complexion.

County Superintendent Of Schools OF
Kent County Irving L. Handy Is the de-
scsndant of brilliant family OF orators.
lie is the nephew Of Congressman W. O.
p. Breckinridge of Kentucky and blood
relation OF William Campbell Preston,
the great South Carolina orator, who In
turn YVES greatgrandson Of Patrick
Henry
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
wARKEr QUOTATIONS.,


PhilMdelph1a Markets.
Associated Press Dispssch by spsoisi Wires
Penn ylvapis family, IS rs.
Wheat, hrm NO. r9d, 81 10M.
Corn, steady with fair demand; No. 9, 5Ia
rats, tu1 and eisy; No. 9. white, sss
Ban, dull,
BAled h ", steady.
utter, stsadY ard quiet
Egg, drm with god demand; Pennsyivania
dts s, s5,.
CHEESE. qriet and steady.
Petroleum, dun retinsd, tn,
pneafraa Graadr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

As'ocistsc 7 rns piapspah Wy bpeciks wires.
EscAsABA, Mich, Oct 31.--The passenger
steamer Oi;y of Ludington went ashore on
tho point at Gladstone about 2 O'Clock yes
to-day afternoon and up to late hour last
night had not been released. The Goodrich
people do not think she 10 any danger.
There are but few passengers on board.
The City of L1diogton is the winter boat OF
the line, and could stand vast amount of
punishment without suffering much dam
age comparatively.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

HIsEsvILIE, Ga, Oct. 3l,-hIonday night
William Harrison. ir an inexpiioable ut OF
jealousy, shot his little niece dead without
warning while sitting by the Preside. He
then fred at his sister, wounding her In the
hip. She will probably recover. Harrison
fled, but returned, admitted his crime and
said he had attempted suicide by jumping
into we'll. Later he denied all knowledge
OF the crime. Harrison said he had been
drinking heavily,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
a YOUNG E0Mas SHOT DEAD.
The Murderer Escapes, Though the
Streets Were Crowded.

Associated Pres Disp ssch By Spec wires,
TEsRE HAuTE, IND, Oct. 3t.-During the
parade last night Dollie Phillips, aged 20,
was murdered on the street. She was
standing on corner Watching the parade,
~hena man approached, pointed revolver
at her and pulling the trigger said: "There,
take that She fell to the sidewalk with a
bullet through her head, and died a few
minutes later. The murderer escaped In
spite OF the fact that the street was thronged
with people. but was identified as a man
named Galloway by several people who
cav the shooting. He is still OF large. The
cause OF the shooting Is unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01


dpeciai COrrespondenceof Gazette and Journal
NGw CASTLE, Oct. 3O.--The William Lea ~
Sons Compnny's wharf at the foot OF Della
ware street is now about completed, and is
as substantial structure ms can be- seen
along the Delaware river. 4 mud machine
Is expected IN a few days and IL will COM
mence filling In. II Is reported that the
dock Is to Do deepened TO 10 feet, so that
large vessels will be ableto load grain there
thig winter. The grain elevator will prob
ably not be erected until spring. Messrs.
Henhoeftsr and Vaughan Of Wilmington
were the wharf contractors.
EEw CASTLE, 0et. 3l,--Last evening
was the regular meeting night OF the
Board Of Education, but there not being
q quorum present the session was post
poned until Friday night.
Edward Kelley of this city, has accepted
position as night operator Of Bear, on
the Delaware railroad.
There il considerable sickness In town
at present. principally among children.
The William Lea & Sons Company is
placing in machinery for conveyor at
the grain storehouse at Delaware street
wharf An engine will be put in in q
few weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Amanda Stevenson, IA years of age, was
fatally burned by her clothes igniting
from some waste paper she was burning
in the yard of her employer, Dr.. Prone.
fried, Ut Media, Pa, Tuesday. Benjsmin
Fields, a neighbor, was severely burned
in trying 10 rescue herr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A rir,h pryssertou. rrurasr.

AfsoS@te1 rrsse DlspApcn pY bpectst Wlres-
CHEYEENH, WYOMING, OCT 31.--The fifth
mysterious murder In as many months Is
reported from Carbon county. The body
OF John Groehart, we'll Known ranchman,
has been found in an isolRtsd spot with
bullet hole In the brain. During the snnl-
ner he had trouble with nercsnary hunters
who slaughtered game for the hides and
horus, and It Ia supposed that they waylaid
and thot him. The remains were found
Sunday. Groshart had been dead, probably
q week
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Josephine Williamson, wife of Chandler
P. williamson, formerly OF this city, died
at yinsland, N. j., on last Monday morn
ing and was buried yesterday. Mrs.
Williamson was o sister OF Edward
Brstten, Mrs. William Iredell and Mrs.
Samuel r. Marshall Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

sssocistsa Press Dispstch nv slectsi Wires,
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3i.-Jobn B. House, the
alleged Texas duelist and perjgrinating
journalist, pleaded guilty to-day to forgery
N the secont degree, and was sent to
prison for five yenis, House claims
nativity In Richmond, Va, and a residence
In Philadelphia. Ha palmed of forged
check for $50 On J. ". Kip OF this city.
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The Kearsarge Going co maytl.

Assoclat Press DlepRtch o. kpeciE' Wlrcs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The acting secre.
tary Of the navy has detached Commander
Allen d. Brown from duty at the Naval
observatory and ordered him to the command
Of the U. s. 8. Kearsarge now being re.
paired at Norfolk. She will be put in COM
mission as soon as possible and sent to pro-
tect American interests In HaytI.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Associated Prssa DisDasch by sp-cial Wires.
NEW York, Oct. 3l.--Aadrew Franks, 80
reats old, OF ITO West Thlrtleth street, was
found dead IN closet on the third floor Of
his place OF business, No. 10 South William
street, with a pistol shot wound In his right
ear this morning. He Is supposed 10 have
shot himself.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Associated Press Disp>5Gn hy Snoeisl Wires,
WAsHISaroN, oct. 3i.--The prize fleht be.
tween Pattick Duffy OF Boston and William
Mcmillan OF this city took place at O'Clock
this morning on the Virginia shore, about
Is miles from this city, and was won by
Dufiy In the 18th round.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Fri L. Barton, matchmaker, No. ~ East
seventh street, while reaching to q shelf for
some purpose Friday Knocked down
a ev,D Of nitric acid. Some drops splashed
unto his face. causing intense pain n the
aver. nr, Rsad j. Mckay was In attend.
snce. Mr.. Barton Will not suffer icss OF
eyeeight. Il ft''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
English land Purposes Demanded.

Sfl'g'utSpeu 2 Fdb 15f8p~tcH Uy N0FdIhI WH7H
Dublin, Oct. 3i.--The Espress (Oou-
servative), demands that the government
to land purposes. It Gays that numerous
encumhered estates are now wastefully
managed by court officials which might be-
placed under peasant proprietors and con.
Quoted with advantage.