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New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER TESTIFIES.
DENIES THAT HE GUARANTEED To rA'
THE BAPTIST TABERNACLE MONT
GAGE 1NrEREsT-JUsTlcE PRYOR
EXPRESSES HIS OPINION.


The hearing Of the suit brought by the trustees -
the Baptist Tabernacle against John ~ '..,
Ter 10 enforce the conditions Of an alleged cohra'
~ -. ..a r,o,nt,ns assert Mr.. Rockefeller
rrorrisod 70 give the church the interest III uu'
~ s;O 0o worth of bonds expected to yeid s-,'V :"
wear was brought to a close In the supreme WV
before Justice Pryor yesterday ... r.-
The Rev. DR. Potter the Tabernacle's pastor re-
eumed his place on the w!tness-s'"'" ..,ua
court opened He managed under cross
ton to say something about the s'ese ~. 49,
which he passed several days ago me p"'' -
asked whether he had been ser'eo WV"
10 produce certain letters - .,e
~ received one subpoena. said Ut. ro''''.
there were others they ccudn reach '"' "
a prisoner in my own house. ..o,,r
The Court ordered that the answer DE s''e"e
out as not responsive ,,.. ohm,
1t is true ~ o,,r,hutes
Mr. Rockefeller to whom Dr. Potter a..'''u'e'
~ h,s woes was in court. and smiled at the ooc-
tors answer Dr. Potter ended his testimoh! III -.
examination by the statement that MT hocNe,ei ,
Ier's gifts TO the church were in the ni'"' ''
by mortgages. ,.s :, his
Mr. Rockefeller was the principal "i'icS' Ia w w
ou,, hebalf. His mild blue eyes CLEANED co'uis 90
he took the stand and glanced IN Dr Io''e'
rection Mr. Rockefeller testified that ne ndu ,het
vsnced much money TO the rabernaGe, @ anu s,o 900
DR. Potter had tried to get MN 10 t bu 81 Marx
Church property II promised TO take a sejd ed1 Mr..
H. around az Tenth-st and Second-aVe.' saiu -
sassiier land paid all expenses IN conneo 80
with the lease took m0rtsaged 6nds on Mr. IN" Rocke-
erty As to the income on the Domus on,eod 70 nav it,
Sa,ier declared he had never guaranteed " p"s -,
.rhe Tabernacle was unable TO pay the amour u
,na ioase he continued. and ! assuiheu ~. L., 7
me over having told Dr. Potter that
TOOK the relieve the church 0I boSsands 5ou
but that WAS my object gave man, many atd NOT nron,
Sni,ors to thc church but certainly u!o noe Poa
ise 10 build on the land at Tenth-st. ana 0eco"o.
ave- .;.,o,,. the case was
closed. Justice Pryor reseryed decision h, nnlt' ind
had read the briefs submitted by eousI e,ns ~ the
"ated what were his present impressiomss % re
case ~ deeGe hs now from VIVA. res
member of the testimony ana ana my hyo,,id IA. saw that
sberc is great doubt If the engagement oi M, rn
Rorkefcller was not purely benevole. ont Of
.iso inclined TO think. leaving the cohttaS. ~ "a
the ouestion that when Mr.. Rockefeller Ths
The bonds he discharged all his obnsaiuhhs NAV he
however are bat my impressois' ' ~
changed by the briefs of counsel
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISH
NEWT or A SEPARATE HOSPITAL.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISH
MENT OF A SEPARATE HOSPITAL.
The Health Beard gave out yesterday afternoo"
long report relating to the care OF cases oi ''oo
culosis which 1t had considered and acted on pre-
vousIy The report recommends the estapnsh"e''
of a hospital where cases OF tuoercu'os's "o'e
commonly called consumption. can be cared ior
serar,telv The report is made by DIR. Hermann M
Riggs pathooCist and director OF the Health boaro
Label oratory: DR.. r. NJ Pruden. OF Bellevue Mea'ca'
College who il the consulting patholcgis' Oh 'ilc
Health Board and Health Commissioner George d.
Fowler.
The report declares that 1t Is now the se',ieo oo
vction Of the medical profession tha' pui"'o""'.
tuberculosis results solely from the TRANSMISSION
infectious matter from the sick to the WE'LL anu
wholly prevsntable IT then calls a''eh'io" ~ ~,
danger OF treating tuberculous patients IN gehera'
hospitals and makes these recommendations:
Firs.-That such action be taken by the Health
secure the provision of hospital ACCOMMODATIONS on,
under its charge for the care OF the poor pi rns
from pulmonary tuberculosis. who as actiVe sou ceo
OF danger to the community. may properly COME
under It's supervision. 90 ,ho Cant,
Second-That an amendment be made 10 the % sam M
tary Code declaring that tuberculosis be oHciaiS
considered communicable disease, anu snrveii
lating regulations under which Its sanitary sur'e"-
ThirdThat all institutions in this city which ad,
subjected to regular and systematic inspection by
officials OF this Board ana tnat speelc pnch pstltmtons
in accord with the proposed amendment to the sani-
tary Code. ~ 5..,orad
for the education OF the people in regard TO tne
nature of pulmonary tuberculosis. and the methods
closer sanitary supervision be mantaned oyer m IN
dviduals suffering from the disease In the deIseS
populated tenement districts. and In the cro"oeu
works hops and public buildings OF this city.
General Emmons Clark, secretary of the Health
Board said that no immediate steps could De taheh
toward the erection of a hospital for consumpives.
as the Board of Estimate had already made It's ap-
preparations for the year, and the passage OF legs
lative act would be required. The Board will. how
ever at its next meeting. adopt an amendment TO
the Sanitary Code in line with the recommendations
of the report.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud Robert. Harriet Wilcox. attn ST. 4lS ~
n Q ~ loth-ave. years $1,000
n.la Chrs,cnhor =. and wife 70 Emily \ Wat
SON n corner 53i-st and ,th ave - years. 2o"O
Bowman George \. benjamin Seward.
soih-s . ~ isi ave. year.+....::... 1000
Pacb Lewis T. 10 Stephen n Jackson. Edge
conih-ay 27i.1 II of l,it St months..... 1000
same % same n " i2Ith-st and Convent
clrrto rippo and Joseph Wood.
1isth-st. 2lp Of 5th-ave. month. 1000
CTausen Christian. and wife g. Richard +
Harms W cal ~ ave. No g." 2'-ave. No go
"a 2is East 33th ST. and No 2i3 East S'th- -
pennerher George II. Albert T and Pauline TO
John Il Willis. executors. etc. ~ william Gale
IeNrgton-aye. 20 . II II OF 2sth 1t. year 5000
the Royai Insurance Company. s4th st. 1863 -
II West End ave. 3 years ............... 1900
Same 10 Frank Godne and william E Pruien.
trustees. s4th-st. ;t3 II W of West End
Drunstatter Toseph and wife sophia Robert
NJ ~ Fast 18th II. demand ............... 1907
Fckel Bertha. to Simon Epstein. No Az East
Gisf st !-12 ard i3 wear mortgages. 300
FUND ~ the Reformed Episcopal Church
go n . ~ 1st-tve 1000
Sanc to Morltz Weiss No ilJ East jlst st. IL
Fischel. Harry. to Isidore Jackson. Hester-st. "
Forsvfh-st. 500
Ferraiola Rosna 10 John Lutz. Courtlandt-
50 n ~ 1jistst. years. 100
Farley. Thomas to Jenny A carew. ldsth-st.
r. II of Union years ............... 1000
Fleming. Thomas r. and Michael Hogan u
John Lancer Green Lane or avenue ~
n : o proposed jh 81 2+th Ward. ~ 1850
Gerber. Johanette 10 Henrietta IAppmann. No
lc5 Allen-st wears loVm
Same 10 Lena Hnlhorn property. years. G.50o
Hirshkird Max and wife to solomon II Krsus.
W Morris ave a33 II n Of i4sth-s. years 10000
Kahn. Herman. TO Jette Kahn 3iths ct. 1928 n
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
MOTT DENOUNCES REPORTERS.
HE SAYS THEY HAVE NO REGARD FOR THE
TRUTH.

HE SAYS THEY HAVE NO REGARD FOR THE
TRUTH.
In a long interview. published in THE Evening
Post" Yesterday Magistrate Mott declared that he
had been obliged TO assume his present atttuos
toward reporters In court because the reporters hau
no regard for the truth. lie went on TO say IN the
interview that not one OF the numerous things the
reporters had written about him was true, but
all were lies To sustain his assertion that all the
renorters cbout the court liars, the Magistrate
mentioned report In The Tribune on Monday
of his alleged harangue Sunday morning 10 the
effect that ii not his legal duty TO hold court
on Sunday He declared that he had not uttered
one word Of such harangue. Then he declared that
after court Tribune reporter knocked at the door
OF his private office and asked question. and he
shut the door in the reporters face without saying
a word and the reporter went off and wrote about
the Magistrate swapping a reply when the onl!
thing that really snapped was the door
No reporter of The Tribune Magistrate Mott
on Sunday The report In The Tribune was written
by the reporter regularly detailed at the lorkville
Court by the United Press Local News, from which
reports Of court proceedings sent to The Trib-
une The Herald" THE Times" The sun" The
Journal" and several other newspapers In this city
end in Brooklyn. The reports Of Magistrate Motifs
alleged harangue Sunday morning. as published
in the leading newspapers of this city on Monday
morning. all agree. and the language Of the Mags-
trate published in the newspapers receiving re-
ports from the Cnited fress Locai news i .r, Sud
Word" and The Press which receive court re-
ports from the local bureau Of the Chicago Asso-
cia; Press.
Among the numerous things written about
Magistrate Mott have been frequent accounts OF
his testy and apparently vindictve behavior toward
poor and helpless women who have been arraigned
before him. He has beloved. srarlcd. shouted and
raved at the trembling wretches before him, II
the accounts true, and has frightened some OF
them into fainting fits while he has dealt out
sentences which Justices Of the Supreme Court
have overruled. The popularity Of some Of his
actions his apparent inability to control his tenn
Der and the severity OF some OF his sentences have
led some persons to suspect that he Ia crazy. and
there has been talk of attempts to have him i'm
peached and removed from the bench. He is
old that he has already long passed the retirement
age in the Army Navy. and some persons who
case as possible have suggested that he is in his
dotage
J. Donohue. the United Press Local News
porter VINO wrote the article published In The
Tribune on Monday morning. maintains that his
account OF Magistrate Motifs utterances is correct
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
fled yesterday:
Now buildings main once a., ,x s,orv
t,-tbs q corner Lenox for SIX s,o'y
brick store flats. 1OO11xloo py rfSnc.s
Schnuqg No East ?4th-st. owner ino'as sooo ooo
Graham OF .236 Madison ave. archect *--"''"
William st, n Q Frankfort 81. Tor "a t"enr
story brick. stone and iron store ana ioi's oar.
iii Iohn Petit Of No 90 Nassau-st owner
NJ FarnswoTth OF NO y" i'''. >ass"' ''' a $4,000
,o,h st Nos $50 and 2G2 West. for a hve s,ory
brick stable ~ Gx74.l0 by Charles II flemine'
Of No East 67th-s. owner; Harris 7, i,iinc',
ard Of No 92 Wes. Broadway. arcntec' III 9, M
Spearing 3G2 81 Nicholas ave. pu'l'er'''''- i''
Alterations: -o,, g., %
Lexington ave No 142 n corner ostn- st 70 \
fo,ir-story brick dwelling and store oy MI.
Rubid simmons OF No i62 Nadison-aVe o"ne
John = FriedhoN OF No 400 oth-ave essee' +, hoo
Kurtzer & Rohl architects '"'
Fast broadway, No IS. five story brick s''re
and tereuent by Gordon Levy co, OF NO ioo
Canal-st owner q Il Meyers OF No Union A.,
West isroadway, No 433 ard Wooster 81, NO % 10
10 III to a story brick. IRON ana iraiir
warehouse estate OF Henry Bruner,, 9wne'' o,o
p II Murphy OF No 20 Courtland-st ouiider'' '-''
New buildings branch office. 49, ,,
uoe-st e = Pa II OF Honest. for n two,s'oiy
frame dwelling. 21x45. by ANGELA IaveIe. or
No 1 DDS Intervale-ave. owner; II l~i'e"e' 200
Topping- W s. $50 IT Of l'4th-st, ior t"p
s,nrv and attic frame dwelling 2ixoS, pE
Reuben Rice, OF No 14l Washington riaoe' . ,oo
ovner T. ID Steele, architect ......'''''''''' -''
Alterations. .-.-. auo,
16Ist-st NO 362 East. to two-story ifai,e e-s
ing and store by Paul @ Decker. OF NO 90 xoo
caldwell ave John w Decker. architect. I,''o
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
Proposals.

Proposals.
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until January
a. a. is ,ss PuBc a. pRINriNG BINDISG for
ending ssh Of FeeIna Is r. tns sd pos d 40 % e
,be Tont committee Of Congress Public Printing the
I committee reserying itself the right reject
and ali bids judgment Of the best interests Of the
DeiaIed schedules Of the description quantity and
S1ank proposa giving the regulations with which
9ldIsrs b Rnnedct n' Public printer Washington D. g
" The contracts will be entered into for supplying such
quantities U paper as may be needed during the year. ana
The estimated quantities get forth in detail in the sched
"'e oS reams finish printing paper 241as
I5 900 reans machine finish printing paper IS As
"a 100 sized and suoer-cacndered white tinted
cs 500 reams White writing paper. various
200 rrsms colored writing paper various sizes and
zoo rrans Cover paper various sizes and weights
- 900 pounds Of best plate paper
1o5 600 rounds 81 best map paper
100 reams mania paper various sizes and weights
lS" o" 600 ounds artfica parchment various sIze.
1000 pounds parchment deed;
100 900 sheets cardboard, various colors Sizes and
7o 600 sSee. bristol board various colos sizes and
200 rearns drsclass ledger .ager white blue
1900 reams second-class ledger paler. white blue.
laid oil woNe various and weights.
Q 700 reams and copy ing paper.
q, rcnms hOtting paper. any required color on
weight
,,O r,a ms tar paper - So
st5 rea ms plaid. marble and comb paper various
$50 reams typewriter various sizes and
Gt., req nls cap letter. and note paper.
100 rearns white French folio. II 80.
900 sheets parchment. II X y.
proposals " b. received FOR thousand
Public Printing.
TIL. T.. BENEDICT
Public Printer.
Washington. December 81. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Trie
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No LA. Broad
"a door north OF 31stst. until - o'clock .. ad
vertisements received following branch ONCE
regular ONCE rates until o'clock p. viz: 2st sth
ave . . 23d-st. ib2 6th-ave. 12th-st; Macya
9th and 14h-st 1fo Coumhus-ave. West Goth
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

Leo Of Isabelle @sfS' ys'd IL: d:imsaa Lie
Company. n 8 14st-s 2si.6 II Of Boulevard, n ooo
same yee,s !" same i4i.t-.t. 2s2 It Of Boue-
vard 2 vsar. 100. -, ................... 5000
sams as' to sams sss'' iii:;st. 2s5 II Of boulevard
sane years ,o same. ii.i.:l aisc Boue
Lsrne-.. Swashinsion b. 70 Elizabeth sullivan. o..
lot S %Sp sphs hy% ana Fera g. years o Amelia Davis
MsS2. sig sSs ES. @ @s;s.ns Se'ys w:nSox 10 ~"
"sSSt sutton 'iis Place. Years 1000
MDos Ss So p aos w saa s 30 rssd6s Sc
Macon st. Henrietta year v and husband to Title
arte- and Trust Company. No 3d' West "''hs'' s,oo
Same 'ao to william o Blauveit. same property. ,oo
Msnder Arthur G. and wife to Eliza G Farm
ham ioth-si iSs Of iith.ave l,s years $500
A Williamson. f4yth-st 1oJ II OF RopDins- I'M
hs ave Newycrk y ysas nran, Asylum
Grand boulevard or Iith-sve part OF plot 2. .. ooo
paiambe SSrs, %a4a as e. and vIncenlo
roIsscfes %'%i jacob % and wife to Henry Brunins.
~ y Xms,erd,m,svs , years t,ont,n. '""
MORT. Place lots iss i5s. acs and 2S4. map 5000
QUINN f MerSTS Dens Nar'n ana wife to France. ward
Same lsaa 's same ' ssas p scSf go Fl OF
Radi. yeaas Max. and Maurice Cohen 70 David rich
ey. n ii1th-st 200 # and 275 It Of 7th-ave 1mn
as wdened, mortgages year, :; a,o and '"
sas It Of 7th-ave wdened). mortgages Iooo
Potter Xaver to Jacob Bentz. Han .-o
place 47sl II W OF 1G7thst > months 1oo
Reeve Iittis O. to Archibald NJ Maclay: as uus,
tee etc n W franK'ih-aVe i'o ........ :. $500
conoe to Grace I, Cloos- -Longo. committee etc
n W Frankn-ave lo- II .......e.... .. .'o 5000
sIebold Augusta to mayer ear 1or's'e"' 1850
Starlight Ma Marks and Emanuel, ssar 70 JON" 5000
Same John Livingston No I'D has' o' 5000
,:s: l:ioS:; saff 8 Il Of l'sSr
49, nings,'t mon mon,h a. and wife to- Frederick
Bredt W = Anthony-ave 123 IT $ OF ioo''-s 400
wsisberger Aaron to pan,el KssenSas $500
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
RAILROAD NOTES.

bad break yesterday In the stock OF the W heei-
ing and Lake Erie started reports of an impending
recevershp which could not be confirmed. although
II was admitted that the road had recently been
losing money as a result Of the troubles IN the
soft-coal fields. from which the road derives Iiuch
NJ ,ts tonnage The preferred stock opened at -
a drop of lts from the closing of the day before
declined TO 1917 and closed at 172. which, compared
with MONDAYS final price. made the net loss Tor
the dav 6is The common stock opened al Or which
was the closing price Monday, ieIl 70 o,s anu
closed at "a which made the net loss Tor the Gay
Ia The capital Of the company consists OF 81 90
0c6 preferred. and sl0.00o0V common STOCK; ne
hop6ed indebtedness sis 100000. The road runs
from Wheeling W. Va, to Toledo OHIO; ana ltS
to al mileage is 27 miles Its president ana eene az
AZ Toledo John Greenough of Poor 4 Greenougn'
brokers' No. 1S Wall-st.. New-Iork, Is Vce-pfes-
dent
No agreement has yet been reached for 'he ac-
ouistIon by the Atchison. Topeka and Santa re
Railway Of the Western division of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad. which extends from Aibu-
oueroue n NJ TO Mojave. Cal. distance OF &i
miles The St Louis and San Francisco Raltrodd
will probably acquire the central DIVISION ol tne
xtiantic and Pacific. running from Seneca MO-, 10
Sapulpa /. T., distance OF III miles.
The new agreement Of the lake INES. proVluihe
for co-operation with the Joint Traffic Association
while maintaining their own association. was yes
,erday submitted to the Board of Managers OF the
Joint Traffic Association. Several lines hereto
fora not members of the Lake Line Association
have become members. including the Northern
Steamship Line.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
Conntrn propertn 60 Get.

7 AKEWOODTo ,e elegant cottage. all Improvements.
IL stable for horses Address BRADSHAW. Lakewood.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
Suburban Real Gstalc.

0ENCY-Montcair estate. ali kinds. ssie an6
~ CLARENCE B. TUBBs. Beekman-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

isoth-st $ = ioi1 It e OF Broadway. 20 TX
contains 1916 e. Louisa HIntz and another :,
To william Peters et al.................,... ~
ll5h-st. No 2t1 West George Hesses ct al to % o,o
isiOst s~:s s. i., i.5 4 Of o;h-ave 25xli26 Fran
els " Miller and wife to Michael J Dowd o.,ss
''5; s5oxa5. Jenny my eusr to Ethel ottenSsTs
ij2d-st n = 225 It Of Courtlandt-ave. 25xlOo;
Gp.rs Mesnmann S 10 "s Of
&s.ssi7s. .dx2s 3xiss5; Clarence Fowler and
S!ss Ws OF We'SaSsls5 baysGn ave
%sre"'r TsWf Io # Of union-aye io5 sxaoex
lo0x5O: Jenny 4 Carew to Thomas Farley ..:.
FREEMAN snrps s,' ~ Eawars @ Williams .....ee..
Marina" $ lot a. map part Hyatt Farm
ssih st. No 60 " est Mayer AueTbach Blanche
ao1-ls AusFoa's =: Of athayc. isexoso: Dan
sutton s pas e";2@ Z" g. s 's aharne wiienbeis and
rmanys, hnsSaaa 50 sU. corner s1h-. 7e2x745s ires
ular Lauresne J Hardenbrook to Frederick
,l7h.sa nsNGr n :: a25 It Of 1th-ave widened,;
5oHloSli; william J Brown to Max hadt ana
l7h, 20 f ,st Of oG 5,a-Aws ws "s o w,asaed saSe
Eeer ;,c i,,; and wife to sgt snme claim $500
s4th-st $ mn, cS' and wife 70 Paul ooldbeger. 21coO
osi., corner Madson-aye a Sxl0os' Arthur
Same property Edward Miehing and wife to seg 100
Housah ...... 400 ,;,,,o ::
Glstst, s. - r. poU Ul W paget 10000
sohlst n ooi6 e of ist-ave. 2,xlo-2' Euith "a
p SavlIe George a Bowman. . j..n.aiiia
sod-st No 427 East: Sophie Merckei 10 A''e'" I, 700
Nos l6s and lS MeS'; and 0 another $3.50
1loth st No 1876 East; John X SHii'h anu wiz
,2sIn, 3s5 II W II 5th-ave, 6ox99 H. James
= Quinn to william Quinn
13ed-st Nos 40 and AZ West ""ha" gum" "
,,I,Sss pfni5 V''l' :. az, f. OF Lenoxave issS9a
rrh, and
Warv IIanngan to Patrick NJ Hanngan. 40, a. ~
,oa,h M ,, "a ills II . ~ 2d-ave 1isxlWl"
Amelia Davis sophie Mercke 400 =, ,,
l03ist q. 9"6 II of "'h-nNe ,,;Iro,s,,it,, lie
tam Z; Davies referee. Ia IN" Meron"i'ah ''' ~ oo,
Insurance Company; =, ss,onhen n
t.oniham-st. W =. adjoining land OF Stcpnsn
Uoron CITY Island sON'sG; John y i'@er anu o-o
,ais,-st n s i9l Of 7th-ave. 1Ixo'li Mor''N
Isldor ct al Selma l@uier. a.. a.,
i0i G: Carrie y ';hee 10 william Sii.n an u, an, ~
cis, - n 100 ~ 1t ave. 2"N'-N-" -N'o.,
John l. Ieb and another. executors 10 Nh'r'" IN
9Th ave corr. Isr =, s,ogel come Company 600 o0)
3j,h st 1870 II . of "th ave ~. I'M,
v-fliam q Hlauvet and wife 10 henrietta
H,.g iNng1n.i 40 2G First Hungarian congrega- oo,
tion Ohab Zsdck ~ Aaron Weissb'rg'I ''''''
Isaac II brennan, relerfr: 10
Tho Herald Ernlotes' Cooperative bulldlhg oo,
and Loan Association ''"
Hester IT. corner Forsvth-s'. "'N-''' i''''''
J,.kson TO Harry Fschel ....-..----.....'...
sam. prnncrtv' Joel Sammet. as executor. 10 % 20,
Isiiore Jackson %. n. '
Hague St corner Pearl T. siiNasx-''"; ., ooo
Aueusfus cobb 70 Therese ID Browning -f'"V
Rukhead " ST. y part opposite b.''H-
81; runs n with all rght etc, Thc,iorc S.ip- 20 ooo
and another. executors 10 'he "''' ''' '
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
A DELIGHTFUL RESORT
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
For Health. Pleasure. Recreation.
Excellent Cuisine
Finest Mountain Scenery East Of the
Rockies.
Conveniently accessible by Pullman
cars. via Pennsylvania r. p.
Exceptionally dry and free from fog.
Average Winter temperature. 1913.
Thermal waters and baths, specihc
In cases OF Rheumatism. Gout. Sci
atica. Expert medical attendance.
Ideal resort for the rervOusly tired.
WM. G.. DOOLITTLE.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

Dauens 6rhools.
a I.EXANDER MACGREGOK. Aendeissonn HoomA
"A West J5th ST.
Strictly private and private classes see crcuA
~ GORGE W. WAII.ACE'S CHOOlS.
II $50 street and BouleVard ana harein
r-I,ars,e Rooms No West 10th street Class and
nriyate tuition. See circular.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
icaal Notices.
TIVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Me-

TVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
i WORK TO all persons interested in the estate as
signed by bernard Eckstein Co., William s. Kelley.
Tor The benefit OF creditors
You and OF you hereby cited and required TO
,,our, az Inc state Of New York at the County
uonse IN the city q. New York the 25 day Of
fsrusrv 1897 al II O'Clock A. VI. OF that day, show
cause why settlement Of the account OF the proceed
,ngs n, William : Kees, Assignee said assigned
estate should not be had and II be shown
attend a settlement Of such accounting.
1Vtnsss Hon Charles f. MacLesn, Of the Justices
of The Supreme Of the State Of New York. and
seal Of the ssid Court on this LIST day OF December
1896. -
(New York; HENRY u. FChHOf,
Clerk
GEORGE W. GALLINGER.
Atty. for Assignee.
No p,ekman St
n. y. City.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-26

fother locals on next pagel
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-01-28
CHAPTER XII.

HE TAKES A WALK IN THE WOODS AND
HEARS SOMETHING ABOUT JOE HIGGINS.
Late in the afternoon, when the sun
was sinking rapidly into its golden bed
and the air was somewhat cooler, Alec
went for a ramble. Down the hill to
the west the road is a sort Of shelving
ledge on an embankment, and the passer
may look for miles and miles over the
valley dotted with lakes and streams
and flashing bits Of stream and groves
and farmhouses. Then 1t enters q thick
forest, where the cool pines and hem.
locks and elms and naples and oaks
meet above ones head like an arching
bower.
At last he came to place where a
brook ran through q little stone arched
channel under the road, and beyond it
spread out into clear round pool in the
midst Of an open meadow grown rank
with thick swordgrass. He stepped
down from the road to glance into the
dark, cool tunnel Of the stream, where
ran 80 smoothly and quietly as II lin.
eering to rest under the NOISY stones
beaded with moisture. As he stood up
he noticed q little path running of
around the edge Of the water covered
meadow, and he Immediately decided to
follow II. II skirted the hawk of the
meadow and pool until 1t came to an
old rail fence, with Its rotten logs piled
crosswiss upon ssch other. Alec climbed
clumsily over and found the path start.
ing OF suddenly into tho wood.
Tho immensely Of the place filed
him, made him wish to knsel and wcr-
ship God. sanding bis prayers up
through thoss tall. smooth, brown trunks