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inside of the brick walls clear up, then they had pigeon holes out into the lodge halls. I was there and took care of the heating apparatus for most a year; in that time we only used one quarter of it. By Mr. Fall. Ques. How many times between Nov. 1879 and May 1880 did we see Peter and Mr. Sampson together. Ans. Probably I might have seen them over a hundred times. I think I put in this water apparatus about that time. Ques. During that time you never saw him illtreated in any way. Ans. No sir. Ques. You would be surprised to hear that Ms. Sampson had cuffed Peter's ears and given him a wash bowl to drink out of. Ans. I should. Ques. Were these pipes under the lodges themselves or under the halls. Ans. If I remember right some of them would come very nearly directly under some of the lodge rooms and some of them might come part way under the hall and part way under the room. Ques. Was the heat conveyed mostly to these lodges through the floor by pipes under the lodge. Ans. It was conveyed up into the halls, through the partition walls