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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

"NoW, 90 slouty," said Darrent.
rating pastime in which he delighted.
and, although a clear, unbroken stretch
of a mile or SO of black ice temptingly
invited him, duty called him, and duty
must be done.
"Now, then By the woy, what's
your name?'
Thompson"
Right. l dare say you know mine
already-Darrent.
Eyes, sir"
sis this the room where the murder
was committed ~
Eyes; this is where we found him,
sir" replied Thompson, indicating a
spot on the floor between the table and
the fireplace where an ominous dark
stain showed.
"Do you know the house at allE''
asked Darrent, his eye upon the floor.
mo, sir; never entered it till the
day after the murder. We searched the
rooms, but, AS you know, discovered
nothing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

ccnces upon the untimely death of his
20 cows, enters into a lively CONVERSE
ton with the engineer as TO the state
Of the road between Barnstaple and the
end of the journey. The few passengers
in the train gaze anxiously out Of the
eteamy windows and growl disconso-
lately. Then the engine gives a mourn
full boot, a disconsolate and fatigued
kind of pull and slowly they leave the
station and issue forth into the night.
The lights are lowered, and Barn
Itaple relapses into slumber.
"Well, that's a bad journey over"
sOliloquizeS the traveller left upon the
platform as he endeavors to restore his
circulation by a variety of ingenious
adaptations of the cellar flap. "Now for
the worst part-seven miles along coun-
try roads in some ramshackle convey
ance, | suppose"
BE you the gent as wants TO go to
Norcombe?'
Eyes. Have you got a carriage?"
at would be no matter Of use airy
In to get four wheels t. NOrcombe, so
I've brought a dogcart, and l don't
s'pose We'll get there in that, 1t be a
mortal bad night"
well, Wen try, eh?"
"Yep, We'll try the nan answers
in a melancholy voice as he chambers
into the high dogcart, while the pas
senger takes a seat by his side and,
CHANGING at the horse, estimates that
the driver is not very far wrong and
that they are not likely to get to Nor
combe after all. But in two seconds he
has altered his opinion altogether and
arrived at the conclusion that he does
not know a horse from Il %tenpenny nail.
cold man" he would often say aft
erward in ~recounting the incident &c
some particular chum, ''if you want a
sure cure for ennui or a sluggish liver
Try n seven mile ride on a frosty night,
with the roads like a sheet of glass, be-
hind a Kentucky nag. T~obogganing in
Canada's a fool TO it. If you'd seer
that horse, that looked as if he couldn't
raise enough energy to drag a hearse,
take a slippery hill, nearly as steep as
The side Of a house, at an easy trot,
without 40 much as winking, you'd
have gasped, and when he got to the
top and went full speed down the Other
side Your only regret would have beer
that you hadn't doubled the amount Of
your accident insurance. OF all horse,
in the world give me "A Kentucky horse
as fast ~ a railroad train and as sur,
footed as a mule. Imagine, my boy, {
seven mile drive on a frosty moonlight
night behind a quadruped that treated
the whole affair as a joke, and theI
imagine a jay, with the reins in hi
hand, who did nothing but say H,
can't go like he used to. He's getti
old and lazy 1t was a drive I've neve
forgotten and one I'm never likely t
forget"
'It's a mortal bad winter" tn
driver again observes as they spin owe
the frost bound road, mortal bad.
eyes it's a bit severe.
"Ah, we've never had such a winte
since 81, when had 20 COWS all froz
to death in one night"
"Ahf"
Eyes, and the strordinary thing wa
that / said To myself as | went to bee
Now, / shouldn't be s'prised if some
them was froze in the mornin. Thas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
y a." %7~1v
~A"A~4 ty~h~,

And there it ceased, ms the pen had
evidently fallen from the dying fingers
and had rolled across the sheet, leaving
blots in it's track.
"Where was this?"
"Crumplod up in Marsden's hand
"Murdered by Astra''-
"By Astray, don't You see? He had
not strength to finish it. The ~ is
missing"
"Huml So Astray Marsden is the
murderer, and you intended to hold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

The Oldest paper in the world is the
Kin Pan OF peking. For nearly a thou
sand years 1t has been published regularly.
first as a monthly, up TO the year 1851,
when it became a weekly, and for the last
90 years as a daily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

The ex-hostler went to the rear of the
automobile. examined it critically and
shook his hesd.
"Podner." he said, "'ow on earth are
ye ever going to dock i'm Y"-Chicago
Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

President King, Farmers Bank, Brook
lyn, Mich, has used De Wits Little
Early Risers in his family for years. SAYS
they are the best. These famous little puls
cure constipation, biiiousness ana all liver
and bowel troubles.
j. w. O'Sullivan, w. u. Hail, f. n.
Parker, L. Gosselin, L. r. Crandall, Bell
rose Pharmacy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

That copper preceded th.e bronze age is
proved by the face that articles unearthed
at Abydos and Nogadah, Egypt, have been
pronounced pure copper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Fclectlic Oil, Perfectly safe. Never fails,
Al any drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

HUI y NC WTTHTTFT, TIC TvTHWThS US UVp
dCtCctirC takes the sheet.
thing in the morning, please. That's
all. l shall have a good deal more to
ask yOu tomorrow. Good night
Good night. Oh-er-I say, Mr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-07
SOME BIG VESSELS.



Maine is about to produce another Won
der in the shipbuilding line-a sfx-masted
schooner. There seems to be no limit to
the size Of sahooners. Thirty wears aro
the average schooner built in this part Of
the world was from JOG to $50 tons reg
lister. Then, along in the early seventies.
they began to build threc-mastars slightly
larger, and the size was increased grad
ually to about 800 or 500 tons in 1850. In
the eighties there was a demand for larger
vessels for The coasting trade. and the size
of the three masters went up to from 500
to 500 tons, with coal carrying capacity
of from Lore to !, 100 tons
Late IT, the eighties a few four. masters
We're built, and then, in 1855, at Waldo
aaFa. Was launched the first i've master.
The Coy. Ames, of 1,6Sg tons net, which
was wrecked last week on Florida KEYS.
he vessel was the wonder Of her time,
and it was predicted that she would prove
Il lamentabe failure She has been a great
success, however, and not alone in coast
ing, for she has been around the Horn to
the Pacific and back again, carrying .G50.-
600 feet Of Oregon pine to Liverpool, be-
sides making several voyages from Puget
Sound to Port Prize, Australia.
In recent years several four-masters
have been built that are larger than the
Coy Ames.' Among them are Frank
A. Palmer" Of Bath, l ,s32 tons.
The latest wonders in the big schooner
line are the John b. Prescott, built at
Camden and he :. MAI hanieI II Palmer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-07

.r.,s#tsen Rara struggle. for kav.
.....5 fs4= toEetthratgh rsetit,,I college.
..., r..-.a grow H.. vas coming home to
.r5.#5far old no-irr. sie.nat sfrq.--
..l.-a=f=s==gI ,o hep him fy washing for
+...-t..,.s=.. pcafIa sf.u List ) car Ind -s.td
,..,......a a.of tam ,,.hf.f, herrr., Inn If,
-. a.a4 .-trnrsla ai grafa.tion. rAc
na.,l $3.50 mad -etd any aak.nd things
,...., 5.z her about deuyfIg, herself to
.a., .zzz= y to =.tbst icy" WHO wauld
.5.p r..r7=z vittratf#r t4 city notions only
,,..-. 4=un upaa lbs poor WORKOUT
a..tnsr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-07

yau run orffotb..aity
The mother lookcd ~, 0..r +, q smile. md
the yn,,l,, ,,,.,.t,,r at,,rt,,t,c, ,,. 81. 1T
.a-e
Word was roi.o4 about TINT Can't snv-
der ,ya- very .,r, md Dan n-ovp Ind
conc for tb..,,,,. do,,,, aud In e,,ila o.,
tie wind ami rain, ,lqpvpf his old com.
rade. gathered ON Inc bauk 10 seq the
lighthouse boet ~, out.
When the youpr dnc,or reached The
shore with nj. hig ulster ON. many
couldn't believe TINT il ves the slim Ind
regarding whnm thsv used 10 saw. Hes
no fisherman. he's eIways thinking about
books Eut men te. shook hands with
them and called each hv Is mime. the
couldn't help adnlir1nu him.
pan called out: All aboard. Nov
to8k here, Doc. the wind has come M
pretty Here, am. YOU Q,4lIret ttbrnneh
and cant Promise In get yguthere at
ptf; III dg the bees, can for v. but there
Is only one chance for a bout tn live III
this water, 54t do y4.u -n,2,
All gathered around tulukfft tie ypung
man world turn tuck. tint NOT he. he
kuew uuN NJ. the tine To gum footing
among tao people. for n sailor can never
forgivea coward.
All right. pau:Ye'IItaketb that chance ;,
he said quietly; and bows. II We get cut
in safety. Dan VIII ring the bell three
Times. VIII some oil YOU 90 and tell
mother | ann safe at the Tight? But
boys" and he dropped his voice. "if we
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-07

Only orc remedy in the world that will at
once stop itchiness OF the skin IN any part OF
body; poan's Ointment At any drug store SO
cents.-.tdgt,
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Mrs Melinda Nare' VINO dleG IN ms
place May " Ma9 norm III North Els
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$780,.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-07
West fremont.

Jane >. X.
West IreHout.
O. Riea aas gone to Boston for few
days.
F. W. Lunt is doing fine business in
his new tore, with the feetory's help.
Mrs Lillian f. Murphy and children
have gone to RoekIand to make visit.
The eardine factory is doing quite well;
one day this week it received 25o bushels
ri fish.
.hooner Harriet H5sars", of Seal
lIarbor, landed cargo OF lumber for the
factory.
Mrs. Lena A. Robbins, who has been to
New York with her husband in the
sehooner"J. V. Wellington has returned
home.
Dennis Norwood mate OF schooner
nIgnl~ ago by the foreboom while trying
to secure it i'll a heavy squalI. He is now
thoug / To be out of duhser.
June ). THELMA.
~" i''''''-
George kiee has moved his family to
Calais.
n iss Bernice Gates, of Runford Fails
ha. been visiting mere.
Fred Weseott and son, of Stonington,
MADE snort Visit here recently.
Mrs, b. \. Fitzgerald is spending a few
weeks III atohihgtoh and Roekiand.
). W. Blekford, OF Jonesport, who is
visiting mere Is nov Ill at the home of
Jerad Crane.
heN. w H. lice OF l'arraoee' who was
called mere ny the Illness OF his mother,
went nome fridaY.
June d. {.
North Bluehill.
Miss EfneStine Macomber, of b.ue-
hill, spent saturday and Sunday with y.
T. "''''- ana WIFE,
Joseph Wr7eott and Mr.. JeIllson, Of
sarry, visited Mrs. Caroline Wescott
SUNDAY
Miss Lizzie GrindIe and her pupils gave
an lce-ere"m and cake sociablo at the
hall saturday night. The affair was
success socially and financially. Net pro-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-07
DOCTOR HALLS VICTORY.

Tr=za-a.= Written fur Tn AMERICAN
HfuH ssA#fH
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Live Stock Market.

NV YORK, Monday. July lO.-RcCelpts OF bceves
for two days were 3.2b5 head. including - cars for
export alive. ~ for slhughterers. and 40 for the
market, making. with thu few stale cattle, Al cars
on sale Good to choice steers steady: medium and
common do lO' lower: fat bulls steady. but edtun
and ordinary grades easier: slow but UNCHANGED
The yards cleared. ord nary to choice
native steers sold at $4p5@s5.7b r 100 o.; oxen
and stays at 81 2jSS4T5; bulls at 81 .6OaS4; cows
at f29s4. Ores >cd beef in fair demand and steady
at s6ssc. p n. for native sides. Liverpool and Lon.
don cables quoted American cattle higher at ING
12lec. r n. dressed weight: sheep selling at lta
12tc. q n. dressed weight: refrigerator beef at
sad. r. n. No exports to-day. Shipments tomor
row, 700 cattle and 3, $50 quarters of beef.
Receipts Of calves for two days 3O7S head. all
for the market; and. with the stale calves, there
plies made sharp advance buternlks selling 500
The higher, and .veals .50c to 81 higher than last
Friday. The pens we're cleared early. Common 10
choice Neas sold at $50 80 u 100 H.. Culs at 81 6O;
buttermlk calves at So. 25Ss4 mixed calves at $40
$5.T5. City dressed vealS stes lOipc. p n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days were
l3,25n head including 10 cars for slaughtercrs aud
stock. there were 5oL& cars on sale. Prime
handy sheep were in good demand and firm:
good sheep steady; medium grades slow and
q trife weak; good to choice lambs rul"d firm
and medium sold rather more quickly than
at the close of last week; common lambs dull
at the lowest figures OF the season. One and half
carloads. mainly sheep unsold. Common TO prime
sheep sold at t3@$5.o5 T. 100 NJ culls at 81. %;
poorest 60 best lambs at sIs$7.35. Dressed mutton
Receipts 0f hogs for two days were $3.50 head. in
Guiding SH2 for the market. Firm and lOc. TO zoe.
higher at $44Oa$4.5O = 100 n. for good to choice
hogs.
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To the Stockholders of the
American Spirits
Manufacturing Company.

Pursuant to a resolution passed at 4 meet
ing Of stockholders of the American Spirit
Manufacturing Company, the undersigned
have been appointed and have agreed to act as
a committee to take such action as may be
necessary to protect the interests Of the hold
ers of stock. Stockholders desiring to par
ticipate must deposit their stock with the
City Trust Company of New York,
No. SO Wall Street, Manhattan Borough,
who will act as depositary for the committee,
and who will issue participation certificates
against stock deposited A payment of ten
cents per share must be made at the time of
the deposit of stock All stock must be de-
posted on or before July 2lst, 1899, after
which date no stock will be received except
upon terms to be imposed by the Committee.
Copies of the agreement may be had at the
office of the City Trust Company of New
York.
Dated NEW YORK, July 10th, 1899.
BERT REIss,
HUGH v. RODDY, JR.,
LEWIS w. BABCOCK,
JAMES c. CHURCH,
WALLACH + COOK,
Counsel.
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to increase shortly but to-day they were moderate
and this fact helped TO prevent any marked decline

to increase shortly, but to-day they were moderate
and this fact helped TO prevent any marked decline
In prices.
mon TO good strained rosin, 81. 32kssl.35.
PRoviRIoSs-Lard was steady. Western, $3.50:
Continental, So. 10. Pork was quiet at $SSTNS
sO26. Meats were steady; picked hams. 0Isseac.;
do. shoulders. 5a53c.; do. bellies 5@5Ac. TAllow.
4Ic. Dressed hogs, 5SsGc BnttercCr, amery,
Western. extras, isItc do nrsts 17'es isc.; state,
extras, 1StSc,; dc. hrss, l7be9lsc. Cherso-StAte,
full cream, large. colored white, choice.
&C.: do small, she. Eggs.-state. Pennsyl-
vania and Western. 100 Chicago, July
ln-"Provisions were higher. Live hogs were
higher aud shorts covered. There is some increase
in speculative activity but the cash demand Ia the
remarkable feature, being on large 3, ale from
every quarter. There has been very little buying in
anticipation of requirements. and the consumption
Ia SO enormous thai 1t l. reelected directly at tho
points Of accumulation"
suGAH--Raw was easy at A7.1Hc. for pGo test and
3,t%a i5.lnc. for spo test Sales OF 100 bags cen.
trfugAls Nb9 test at T1ic aud 23iO bags mOlasses
sugar 40 test at 25.32c. Refined was quiet, soft
grades were reduced l.ldc. to isc.
CHICAGO. July 1O.-Thcs were to-day prceE
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MINING NEWS.

A Salt Lake despatch states that conner
glance resembling that IN the Anaconda q
the I nieed States a"%eS Mining cemnanv u
The Rittenhonse Gold Mining Company OF
Phladephia. according TO a letter from Col.
amo property for $4,000.
Denver capitalists are arranging for the erec-
Clear Creek county. Col; The, Benton which
wli he worked iaeonneettIon WIN the plant has
An exhaustive examination OF the Boston
superintendent, who reports, that he is well
The Copper Centre tunnel 10 In $50 feet and
Ia To- he driven further
ncein on the Tiger Poormap, When was as re- e.
e The G new strike in ' the Msdisonian erour.
Madison county. Mon. shows values OF 500
gold to the ton: a com ipation mill with a
Letters from Seattle report that the Icono-
clast, on Toleman Mountain, Colville reserva-
$4,000 A large vein crops out on the prop
cent. copper and at drpth Of -iftecn feet he
conner value had increased to 10 per cent. De-
velopment works. 10 proceed actively.
p Adyices tr E Onray C9l m. note that W: ?.
Silver QEeen and six 5ther nndevei5n.d ciaim Is
In the Mount Sneflles district for $4,000 In
side OF twenty.fopr hours the purchaser sold
pany for $4,000 As soon as development
warrants, q concentration and smelter .are to
he erected.
Three cyanide plants are in operation in the
Ragged Top district. South Dakota. ana from
~ TO 90 per cent of the valves are being saved.
large amount Of high grade ore is being
shipped from the camp.
Reports from Everett. Wash state that the
face of The tunnel in the Monte Carlo s'full Of
arsenical iron ore. The average run OF the
orc during the progress Of the tunnel which
is in | IL feet. was S32 gold The Conner Chief
claims to have two feet OF solid ore exposed
that assays S& in gold silver and copper.
Work is to he resumed on tho NandahN at Sill
YER Creek an expert estimates that there Is
SphQ 900 ore In Eich In tia tunnnls
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Cotton declined for time on lower cables generally
favorable weather at the South and local foreign
and southern selling. In Texas the weather was
TAR Will" hench ial rains were reported in the At.
luntiC States. The monthly Government report
made the condition S1,s, against 80 last month
ana a. last year The SlynRl Service prediction
was generally favorable, while the port receipts
were comparatively large. But later on the
fully recovered in most instances.
ami New Orleans bought little. Furthermore
threatening weather was predicted for Texas. and
th, fact made some ~ the shorts nervous And
whil. the Government report showed An improve
mcnt in the condition of about r cent. II added:
special attention i called To- the fact that no ar
count whatever il taken III tins report of the loss re-
kultiug from the overflow OF tho BraZus River, III
Texas. The reports from the OvcrfOwed region
sent in just before the overflow. and no definite
and reliable estimate of the extent Ot the damage
set he made" still the speculation was by no
means large there is Htill general disposition to
await further developments. Pierce, Wharton
county. Tex" All crops damaged fully 80 : cent.
in this entire section" NeS Orleans. July =
Texas fun estimate Shreveport. La July g.
Crop accounts more favorable Macon. tia
July S-"CrOps still suffering Showers too light
to do good
CnFFEF Rio on the spot quiet at GLsc. for No.
:, Sales uf 800 Maracalbo and 200 SavRnillA Flu.
lures unchanged to 5ponts lower. closing dull.
Sales 900 bags. Havrr ana Hamburg declined l4c
American warehouse deliveries last week ~. Ov0
bags. against "3 s in the previous week and .43O
last year. Rio was firm and unchanged; receipts
5000 stock $4,000; exchange, \ Bad. ad
vance of 1.l6d. Santos unchanged; receipts
10000; stock $4,000. Prices here AZ follows;
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Court Calendars This Day,

Appellate Division Supreme Court.-Rrcess
Supreme Court-SpeCial Term. Part Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part 1I.-Ex parte
matters.
Surrogate's Court-Chambers. Motion calendar
called at lO:3o A. NJ. For prohate--Wills OF Robert
r. MrBurnev. Edmund Anderson. Babette KitAng
er. william W. l.. NOorhis. Moses Berger. Kate Bacr
John A. Hillery, Ann Hanify. at 1880 A. NJ: Mar.
gAret Murray, at ! A. VI.
City Court-Special Term.-Court opens at 10 A. NJ
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COMM ERCIdL.

MONDAY. July Observation-Disclosures was
easy. Sales $50. 900 bush. for export here and
at the outports. No. northern Duluth. PIC.
over July. I. o. b. ahoat mol hard Duluth. 6Ac.
over; No. northern New York. ! Nc. over. The
Northwestern receipts were 80" cars against
II year ago. Futures closed sc to &c. lower.
ows:
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financial.
International
Banking g
Trust Co.,
I4o BROADWAY, NEW YORK
i4e BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, $1,000, 600.
Entire Capital Invested in Now York City
~ Per Cent. Bonds.


Corporation. commercial and private ac-
counts. subject to check and payable through
Clearing House. accepted and interest paid on
their daily balances.
Commercial and other paper discounted or
curities n anu i"ans himue on bprae Ro
ceipts. Bill Of Ladlng. Life Insurance Policies
and Real Estate
Exchange bought and sold and Circular and
Commercial Letters OF Credit issued.
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve.

Available cash balance
including gold reservet27s. 4s7 300 s27ess1. 1o5
Money in London. . y cent. Rates OF dis
count in open market for short and three
months bills. -. p cent. Amount OF bullion
gone into the bank Of England on balance
to-day .E5SWO. Paris advices quote cents
don. % francs 1Hs confines. Weekly state
ment Of the imperial Bank o. Germany shows
the following changes: Cash on hand de-
creased DSO,OO0 marks: Treasury notes de-
creased 100000 marks; other securities de-
creased 4S,:t4O.uOO marks: notes in circulation
decreased 4o.S4O.OOO marks.
. The International Trust Company announces
that " is ready to transact general trust COM
pany business at 149 Broadway.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
ln.dA rrArA ffalla
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TRANSLATES A GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS

Acts as Trustee. Registrar. Transfer and
CORPORATIONS. and as Administrator, Executor,
Guardian, Curator, Trustee. Receiver and As
signee. Also acts as Trustee under mortgages.
debentures trust deeds. etc.
Undertakes the organization. consolidation
and reorganization OF corporations.
Undertakes the collection Of rents. int erosts.
dividends. coupons. mortgages. debentures
and bonds. and takes entire charge OF real and
personal estates