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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
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Each Of the savings banks reporting shows In
crease In resources while nine received less in de-
posts in 1895 than they did in 1891 and in lSs the
Emicrant Industrial Greenwich. Union Dime. Ciu-
Gems Institution for Savings of Merchants CLERKS
Italian Brooklyn and Dime Of Brooklyn paid out
more TO depositoTs than they received over the
telers' desks in deposit The greatest increase In
resources is credited 20 the German Savings OF
New-York, the amount being over AoooOO the
Bowery Savings, perhaps the largest savings bank
in the world. shows increase for ls9s OF SZoVo-
oao the Seamen's Of So 100000 and the Bank for
Savings So 500 900. while over the Bridge the Will
iamsburs Savings leads the Brooklyn banks with
an increase OF 81. 10000 The Empire City saw
ings which is the old Twelfth Ward shows
healthy increase under its name. having
Jumped its resources up to S07is1S an increase OF
slsl 900 When compared with 1871 the sl47992.-
344 aggregate amount deposited is 50 449GS greater
than in that year while the total of the sums
withdrawn S6,213.4o6 is S6.6957S4 larger than
that in 1897
In last years business the New-York Savings
showed the greatest increase IN deposits over the
previous year. the amount being $3.50 ooo with the
Williamsburg Savings good second with S7ss'0oO
The Creenpoint Savings has the distinction Of be
ing the only bank whose Withdrawals last year
were less than those Of 1897. The amount was but
$4,000 The deposits were larger than the year be-
fore by 100000 OF the banks showing smaller
deposits last year the Bowery leads with s477o0o.
The handling of these vast sums costs but mod
crate sum. when the brains employed and the
safety required are considered. The Bowery Saw
ings' payroll and salary list for last year was but
sS7 30 This included $1,000 for the president;
$4,000 for the controller and 81 80 for the secre-
tary. That Of the German Savings Of New-York
footed up s37.s61 including 5000 for the presi-
dent, $4,000 for the treasurer 5000 for the con-
troller. 81 800 for the secretary and cashier and
ST. 500 for the assistant cashier Following are
some Of the principal items taken from the state
ments OF the savings banks named Of operations
for 1898. and their condition on January l. 1881;
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NEW BUILDINGS

7is--s, No ST. East Cor a three-story brick Nat
house 25XS2 O Knoche. No sol East 7lst-si
owner. architect and builder .........
1896 = u corner Lo-ing Place for a three-story
brick dormu0ry. 100 - irregular. Psi Epsilon
Fraternity. 40 t. Harp-cn- 81. cwner ROBIN
son & Wallace No 10 Easf I'd 81. architects.
i77th-st s. &c z n OF Wander oi.t-ave. Tor one
story frame store. 2oX75. estate Of Hugh
camp. NO 50 Liberty-s; owner; George W
Neandle architect ............. .........
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wESl - N2E z =
Trains leave Franklin St. station ~ Y. follows.
. m later from foot OF W 42d ST.:
I2iA5 T. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily Tor
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Bunao. Niagara Falls,
Gle Gland Detroit. Chicago and St Louis. Arrives
Chicag. and 81. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car
6,45 p. Il 80 m later foot w 4d ST.. Chicago and
st. Louis Limited. Daily Tor Utica. syracuse Koch-
ester Bufralo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland chicago and St Louis.
7.3O +. ~. Daily for Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buf-
lalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto
SAB L. NJ. Daily Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Ceve-
land. Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables AZ principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Westcott Express
Q. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. Y.
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approximate or chorz.
satisfy which the above described properly Is To- lie sod
with interest from fbe
January 1923 together with and allowance nont
ing $3.50 H. with interest from the An IA, -, FL,
AIRY. 1893. together with the expenses OF The sale ~
The Approximate amount Of taxes ssss~sn,er,. ana
other liens Whih be allowed 10 the nurcbsss, .,
Of the purchase paid by the refer.e /. ss2 ~
interest. - o.
DATED. February 9th. 1893
JOHN q IL MEYERS Rsfsr..
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Conntrn i,ral Gstdlr tor Sale.


DERNARDSVIII.F y J.-For sale. old place
ID made new. ~ acres nne old orchard. house has
nire rooms with all cOnveniences. large IRE places
Aresisn well large stable q milo from station Price
e. 600 r II SCHL.EY Wall ST
NOR CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCHES throughout
II Western Colorado and New Mexico. write II .
GROVES. Hooper. Colo.
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

4 DNERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tr,h,c.
- received At their Uptown once No 2i2 Rroada,,o
"a door north 81 3lstst until O'Clock D. m: advertss
mems received az the following branch Offices A. rcgr
Office rates until o'clock p Viz 254 sth- ave
cor 90 St l52 bth-aNe. 18Th Mays an ,y.
hhh lfth ST. az columbus West ddth ~ too
vs. f-d sl. near Oh ave 90 East 4th-st PSI West
d-hsI between IN and Sth l59 East 47th ~ ans
3D. ave between 10Th and nth sts O28 "A ava i"So
oist-st, los s,-ave near s9th-st 81 ave nsa
~ ~ ~ oot 3doase 2lO Beeoker-st 325 Rla.cker a,
&"s Sd-aVe 40 East 79th-st l92l Sdave 6d2 3D..
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER % 1905
Leave Ne~-York. Whitehall Terminal south Ferry and
foot OF Liberty Street ' ~
'Daily Except Sunday tSundays
CHICAGO - 30 m, rom Liberty street only, 81 Is
p. and ~ Is night ''' ~
PTTTSBURG. - 30 a m from Liberty .,r.a, or,,,
% IS NJ. ~ u night. 1900 '''
CINcINNATt. ST. Louis 1855 a m. $3.50 p m.
NEW pIEANS '253 p. m "
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
10 a m Diner. ti255 ,. m. .i25 DINER ~ Is
tri.oydl Limited. Exclusive Pullman Train. a IS
'''N 80 ~
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Onces ~. lI2 2Gi. 43i 1854 B'way 81 II l4,h-st
~ ho"ery y !. 33a 3II Fulton St Brooklyn. White
hali terminal Baggage checked from or residence
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DELAW ARE, LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations DtINa! Onflsso phes
VESfIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. stops At pr'n''~'
ur>l-
HAMTON. oWEGo ITHACA. ELMlRA. sfhAeSSSSS
And OSWiGO ENTRESs. Pullman Runet parlor Sa
connecting at Buffalo with train. for Chicago ana '"N
West . ...,., IL
press for SCRANTON. BNGnAMTON and ELss..so%
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars 10 Elmira. Through sSP
Ing cars and Gay coach 70 Chicago. arriving a. 80
400 T. M.CsCRANToN. wILKEsBARRE and PILL
oUTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor svEsTI-
700 p. NJ Cdaiyl-SHICAGo and EIFFALb1S 'ssIyG-
HAMToN, TI.MIRA G'EFALo. THROUGH 81 Ss cn
SLEEPING CAR New York TO Chicago Din'''
$40 r n CdailD-BUFFAI.o EMPRESS PvLLNsntrr
sLEEPERs Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN Ar.
MIRA. BATH. hoUNT NORRIS and BUFFAb"
o3O Y. NJ. daily BtFrAIo. SCRANTON ,ipTITcA
HNMroN owDGO. ITHACA ELMIRA su,rs.
sYRAcNsE and OSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman o''''
TIciIETs AND PULLMAN AcCoMMopArIoNs ps AZ
Place 400 and 9i2 Broadway Tickets az Ferry Hno-
Ill Fourth ave. sorner Twelfth st ol West S YSrk:
bred and Twenty -ntth ~ 2A Columbus ave- Nyso,kiyn
29s and 728 Fulton and 100 ROADWAY BROWN"
Time table giving full information AZ All stations "a
WFSTCOTTS FNpPFSS COMPANY VIII can ~. 49,
check baggage from hotel residence 70 cestih'''"
4 OVER rIsEMENTs and subscriptions for me Iroan v
door north ~ 3lsi until o'clock p m ." ,avrsr
received AZ the following branch ohees AZ
once until o'clock m. viz: 2ot sth aNs.. 80.
cor 2gt 30 1872 9Th ave i2th-st; Macy otn "a
West 42d 9th ave- % East lt'h-st 80 ssS
42d between 7th and sth ayes fas East nsar
8d-ave. between 10th and nth SITS lu-o ss-sNe'' w.
6is-st. 7Os ist-ave.. near seth ST. 80 50 <S~
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4 DVERTIsEMENT- and subscriptions :ot The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once so l2+2 broadway
II door Of 3lsi-st. until o'clock advertise
the following branch Offices regular
Office until o'clock p viz: 25t sth ave. 3.
23i ST.. lJ2 Gih-ave l2th-st Macy 6th-ave.
and l4h- St li2 Columbus ave. near West b6th LOG
West 42d-st Gfh-ave ~ East l4th-st. 251 West
4od-st between 7th and ayes l59 47h-st 1885
ave. 10Th and 77th 1929 Sd ave. near
Glst los lst- ave. S9th-st C3O "a ave.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


"
u RAILROAD.
ATOMS foot Of wes, Twenly third and p...
SGT me ,s time from Desosses and Cortland,
%TS SS sre, g sa6 S,eF than that give" below @
80 A; y. FAST MXTL.-Peilmsn Bane, Parlor ca,
Ns% fSS 20 rs9afS Sleeping car Psours CHI
$50 4. VI rEH%sTLvA&i% rrE Fi5s.,Fa
ton Cars e For cesso D eSsc aE Tosds Hd 0S,
is sS F. ~ d4icAGS e I q b' sT LOUIS Exppv..
For Nashville via cincinnatD. Indianapolis. chicago.
$50 p. ". WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago F.,
10 y. VI. soUTHWEsTERN ExPREss-Fo, pn,.-
curry Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville. Indisnapoas
40 =. VI; PACIFIC ExPREss-ror pi,,sours and
ST. - VI. NAIL AND EXPRE.s.-Pullman Buff,
sleeping Car New YORK Altoona East Liberty Es i
o' WAsHIHGToN AID THE E%'s sorT II :'''n'.
80; 40 ~ ~ 80 Is lpiGns Can 1919 Dining cs m
6,5g i@ srs S'o ~ SSns,essi2nal In AL Psrl3r sad
,. m 1905 night sunday. $40 $40 1879 6olans go 40
Dining ccars 40 Dinns Carr 40 Dining caS1 s sIS
soUTHERN RAfLwAY;-5.' Florida Limited" iIso a.
ATSN% qI;' types 2o p n" 100 night daily
? m. weekdays Express $40 a m ana $50 , a. a.
f f6k 5l5 FSFx e one sS5
ATL&NTit a1@ ~ % @-'s s.s,.... an.
Pa sfS Cars 9 .': and San 19s
Ga ds pahi ESSSD Park Sundays.
Grove and Point Pleasant from West THenty-bIrt
street station. $50 a. m. u ~. 800 and 80 D ~
Sundays. go a. m, 40 2. m 0rom Desorosses ana
Cortandt streets o 10 a. M 1880. $40. and BIO D a.
Sundays, g. ~ a. m, BIS ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
el0, 7.2o $50 so $50 9.2O $50 Penna Limited "A
Dining Car. 1910 Dining carr 1l.jO a. n. l20
LOO 80 $50, ADD. 40 Dining carr. so Cnlnins
carr 800 Dining CaD. 40. $50 ,. m, 1905 night
Sundays. $40. $50. $50 92O. $50 1.m.tet) $50 ID "a
Dining carr a m. 80 80 Dining car. $50 4 q
Dining Carr. 80 Dining Carr, $50 Dining Carr 20
$50 p. NJ 1905 night
Ticket Offices Nos 1911 ga 1895 1923 III. ana os
Broadway; Aston House. West Twenty third sres.
station and stations FOOT Of Desbrosses Cortland;
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn. sa,lo.
Jersey city. The New York Transfer COMPANY viii
call for and check baggage from hotels residence.
through destination
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street" Tor Pennsylv,n.
Railroad Cab Service.
j B. HUTCHINSON. WOOD
General Manager General Psssr Agen,
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i)rooosnls.
\ RMY BTILD1NG. Whitehall street, Ne1

4 RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New
York CITY February 4. 1899 sealed proposals. In
frrlicate Will "a until ONE O'Clock r NJ
February 18Th ls" and hen opened for supplying tnis
Department u eight wire nails. 8uD
kegs II penny 200 Negs OF twelve penny and 200 kegs
~ forty penny 1900 squares American Ready Roofing
y. Bird son East Wapole Mass, or
equal SOOOOop feet ~ lumber either white yellow
Norway pine. Bidders VIII state prices delivered on
Havana. Carenas. Gaibarien Nueyitas san
fiaco Manzario. CenueFos cuba; delivery OF less than
"a point. however vii not be
qured The Government reserves the right 70 increase or
reduce the quantities advertised f0r 20 per II II Is
desired Specifications and blank forms FOR bidding
and all Information BE- had ~ this office The United
states Government right accep.
any Or all proposals part thereof Preference Will
he given 10 articles ~ domestic production
fac,ire conditions Of quality and price ncludng In the
price ~ foreign production and manufactures the duty
faereon1 being equal Envelopes containing proposals
should endorsed Proposals FOR Nails Roofing Paper.
and Lumber opened February 10th. 1899" and ad
H. .ed m a $ klMBALL. \ y ". O. I s.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF MN.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NM
YORK. Metropolitan Trust Company Of the CITY Of
New York as Testamonary Trustee etc against Henry
l. Hand and others.
In pursuance II judgment ~ foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered the above action bcnr
ing date the ~ day Il February 1899 and IN
Office % tie clerk u the County 81 New York NJ the
Court House In the County % New on the h dav
u February. 1872" the undersigned the referee in tho
said Judgment named VIII sell public auction AZ the
New York Real Estate Salesroom Number Broadway
borough y Manhattan. CITY Of New York County II
o'clock noon. = that day. by William NJ Ryan.
suconeer the premises directed by the said Judgment 10
be sold and described therein follows.
ALL TINT certain lot piece parcel land with the
improv ements thereon erected lying and being I'm
the Twelfth Ward u the City Of New York and bounded
and described follows:
Beginning al point the Southerly side Of West
Ninefy-sevenih street distant fve hundred nd
seven feet and five inches Eastery from Intersection
Of the Eastrly sid o Amsterdam 0ormerly Tenth) Ave
Street. running thence southwarty and parallel with
Amsterdam Avenue and part OF the through a party
wall hundred feet and eleven tho centre line
OF the block between West Ninetyslxh West Ninety
seventh streets thence Easwardy along said
line Of the block and parallel with West
and parallel with Amsterdam Avenue and part Of tho
way through party wall. hundred feet and eleven
inches 10 the Souherly side West Ninetv-severth
street. and thence Westwardy and along southerly
Inches TO the point place =
DATED. New York February 9th. 1893
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
III Broadway
TIE Following Is a diagram Of the property sold:
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OFFICE Constructing Quartermaster Of Fort
- Hancock y. j.. Army Building Whitehall St.
yort civ February 1s09-Sealei proposals. will
ceived until 70 o'clock NJ March :, 1899 and then
onened Tor construction 81 Rip-rap Wall Fort Han
o'ok N j. according Specifications he here.
PROPOSAL blanks and Instructions bidders furnished On
anpiicaon S. right reject any pro-
posaIs C q BAILEY Capt. 4. Q n. T. : V
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LENIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.


stations foot Of West I'D st Penn 4 r Cortland
Decreases
Indicates time from West 23d St Other figures show
time from Cortland, or Desbrosses 81
.7:3o $40 A NJ daily For wILKEsBARRE.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
local points dlning-car and parlor-csr 70 Buffalo
'Iii5O. 1900 noon daily. except SUNDAY.
BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo eos +. II. Pullman Nesi5g.e Day
Coaches and Parlor-Cars Dinns-Car Service. Meal.
la Connects Buffalo with through seeTers 10
.i2:5o. 400 P NJ daily FOR EAsToN MAUcH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON. and coal
branches.
BARRE PITTsTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
stations Connects for all points In coal regions
pullman Buffet Paror,Car for WILK ESBAERE ,.,,
CHUNK and intermediate stations
$3.50. $50 p NJ, daily, except sunday. tor EAsToN
and intermediate stations
$40. 0.2O p. NJ daily except sunday tor EAsToN
principal intermediate stations.
$3.50. $40 +. NJ daily FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper yesuouls
train y Y. to chicago. sleepers Buffalo ami Tona'A
Dining Car y. Y 10 Easton. ,-,
.7:40 $500 P daily. Stopping 92ly At SorT ,H
CHUNK. sAYRE GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO.
and TORONTO Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None ou'
seeping-car passengers carried No baggage
1THHcA GENEVA RoCHEsTER. BUFFALO. MAO
ARA FALLS. and all points West Pullman sleeper 20
additional local train. daily except sunday. tor SOUTH
PLAINFIEID. BOUND BROOK. and intermeiiste poina
leave as follows: 10 20. 1850 A NJ. - 70 80 10 %
Painned cny) 's 80 $50 $50 and 5 80 2 NJ 80.
80 ga and 1928 Broadway 81 East ltth > 100 Z"
i25'h ST. 1917 Bower,. y Y. $50 Fulton St Court ST.
y Y Transfer Co. Will call for a.i check oassa"
from hotel residence through 20 Destination
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6nburban ReaI Gsidle.


IA GENCY.-Montclar real estate all kinds. sale and
"a rent CLARENCE B. TUBES Beekman-ei. y. Y.
0IUTLEY.-AH kinds real estate. A L. VAN WINKLE.
IN opposite station. Nutiey. N. J.
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iflusleal


Musical instruction.
4 T liz EAST 18TH Observation-Disclosures. The ONLY
"a -. y. y CONSERVATORY. liz Fast 18th St.
FAMOUS MUSIC SCHOOL. ............. .Open Daily
4 DVERTlSEMENTS and subscriptions Tor Tn. Tribune
~ received al their Up once. No. 2i2 Broadwly
p door north OF 3lst-st until O'Clock D. m advertise
rens received At the following branch offices regular
once rates until o'clock , m VIZ. "a sth- ave .
cor. 2Ji st l52 6thave.. l2h-st. Mays Gth-ay.
and l4th St li2 Counbus-ave West Goth Al. iOd
West 42d St. near 6h-ave.. % East 14h-st 5T West
i@f-st between Ith aud hth ayes. 1853 East 47th Al as
24-su. hAtAsan 10th and 77th SITS. L028 30 av. ~
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FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phua Depot O. NJ Dept. 1925 Arch Street Phla
pa January Is ls99sealed proposals in tripcate vii!
"a ,sceiv.d here until A VI. Weinesday February
Sch 800 FOR furnishing this Depot with Drilling Silesa
S'rstt leans Linen Thread. 6i4 20 Cotton Duck
MOOD nrhleachec dyed brown. Buttons BUCKLES
&achtne SILK SIX Twist. Chain Coat Hangers. Button
;r"eges All conform 20 samples at Sohuyki Arsenal
.rnment reserves right 10 reject accept any or ali
rosals or thereof Preference given articles
., domestic production manufacture. conditions ~,
ualy and price dncudng IN the price Of foreign produc
80 or manufactures the duty thereon being equal
fank, FOR proposals lists Of articles required g viii
tr furnished upon application. Envelopes containing
,-o,o.els TO be endorsed Proposals Military Sun
pri,.s and add essed Colonel JOHN V. FURRY
ber,,v Ouartermaster General. T.. ;. A.
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G onnirn Board.


y INVALID may obtain board with every and
"A comfort physicians family the suburbs OF
Nev-- London Conn Address Box POS
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Real estate for Sale.
FOR SALE.
Denver, Colorado, Rea! Estate.

The only available unimproyedl 49, 99rpgT ,i I15S
feetl on Seventeenth Street street only IA DOCKS oe
Union Depot at one end. Brown Palace Hotel at the
other 10 buildings on said street cost S5"unO~. ms
corner m ana centre = IMPROVE"
uent All National bank on THIS thorough lar e.
With bur story mproN these lois Yield nearly
per cent per annum cross) 100000 For particulars
apply u e r HANLEY. Agent l653 Champa street
Denver Col Reference First National Bank. Denver
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flats or Apartments tUanir6.


& EVERAL high-class hotel housekeeping and bache
- apartments renting longer. furnished
unfurnshed.
METROPOLITAN AGENCY. Astor Court. Is Yves, Saith
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARkYING AND
CRUSHING sTONE-OFFICE OF THE COMMIs-
S1OHFPe DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. Washington. Feb
Tuary 3 1899 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
,SIs once until Il O'Clock noon on saturday. March 1
$50, Tor quarryng and crushing stone Blank ot
-orosa specifications and all necessary informa Ion
b. ohtained al office II the Engineer Commissioner
W - IONS WIGHT JOHN ". ROSS LANSING II
pEACU Commissioners. ID. G
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LAST YEARS. SAVINGS.
LARGE INCREASES REPORTED BY NEW
YORK AND BROOKLYN INSTITUTIONS.
EMAIL, EXPENSE OF HANDLING VAST SUMS BY
THE SAVINGS BANKs-THE OFFICIAL STATE
MENTs OF FINANCIAL CONDITIONS.

Albany Feb. q (specaD-The savings banks OF
Manhattan and Brooklyn showed IN the aggregate
The Winslow mail., 1899-04-29
MORTALITY FROM HEAT.
How High Temperatures Affect the
Public Health Of Large
Cities.

1t will not now be difficult to under
stand in what manner high tempera-
ture affects the public health of large
cities. Evidently in the direct action
Of heat upon the human body we have
the most powerful agency in the pro,
tuction of our great summer mortality.
Wbiel sunstroke represents the max
imum direct effect of solar heat upon
the human subject, the large increase
of deaths from wasting chronic diseases
and diarrhoeal affections, of children
under one year of age and of persons
upward of 20 years of age, shows the
terrible effects of the prevailing in
tense heat of summer upon all who are
debilitated by disease or age and there
by have their "heat-regulating power
diminished. The fact has been es-
tablished by frequent experiment that
when solar or artificial heat is con-
tinually applied 20 the animal the tenn
perature of its body will gradually rise
until all of the compensating or heat
regulating agencies fail to preserve the
equilibrium, and the temperature
reaches a point at which death takes
place from actual combustion. Ingen-
eral, a temperature of 107 degrees Fair
enheit in man would be regarded as
indicating an unfavorable termination
OF any disease. In persons suffering
from sunstroke the temperature often
ranges from Jog degrees Fahrenheit to
100 degrees Fahrenheit, the higher tenn
perature appearing just before fatal
Iermination.-Dr. Stephen Smith, in
Appleton's Popular Science Monthly.
The Winslow mail., 1899-04-29
Queer Hiding Place.

The fancy of secret drawers and out
of-the-way hiding places is a curious
trait with many people. A Chicago
electrician tells that while following
up the wire of an electric bell in a
North side house his search led him be-
hind. a door. Kneeling down, he rest
ed his hand on the wooden knob fas-
tened in the wall to prevent the door
handle from touching the plaster and
was surprised to find that it yielded to
his grasp. A slight pull disclosed the
fact that it was the handle of a secret
drawer which was almost filled with
jewels, watches and money. Hearing
an exclamation behind him, he looked
up to find the lady of the house bending
over him, apparently horror-stricken
Without speaking he closed the drawer
and resumed his search for the wire,
and, though neither mentioned the in
cident, the lady kept her eye on him
until he finished his work and left the
house.-Chicago Evening News.
The Winslow mail., 1899-04-29
Significant answers.

Prof. Aegidi, who was for many years
the chief Of the press bureau, under
Prince Bismarck, has lately published q
reminiscence of the great chancellor
which shows how alert he was in draw
ing conclusions. Before the outbreak
cf the Franco-Prussian war the tsar
was with King William at Ems. They
were together one evening. and Bis
narck was standing at the other end OF
the room anxiously watching the tsar,
whose more or less friendly attitude
toward Prussia's policy was a matter
of great Importance. Suddenly the
Russian emperors big dog, which had
been lying silent under his masters
chair, rose, prowled about the room.
stopped before Bismarck, looked at him:
wagged his tail affectionately and
licked the hand he held cut toward Il.
The. tsar, who had attentively watched
4 its movements called out to Bismarck:
"You see the dog knows his masters s
friends" Bismarck, who told Aegidi
this story, added: 81 felt. relieved.
, That was an historical moment for our
policy" 1t proved to him that he had,
at least, not to count on Russia's oppo-
sition in the coming confict.-Youth's s
Companion. @