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[page 545] or well? A. Yes, sir. Q. They let him out whether able or not? A. They do not consider it a mans business in the house to interfere with the out-door help taking patients out. Q. It is not a rule to observe it? A. No, sir. Q. Do you know how long he lived after he went home? A. I dont know but that he is alive now; I dont know any thing about it. Q. You say you never remonstrated against this man's being taken out? A. No sir Q. Did you ever know that Dr. Harlow remonstrated? A. No sir Q. Didn't Dr. Harlow know his condition? A. He ought to. Q. Did he not know it just as well as you? A. I dont know why he should not. Q. You said the bath-tubs were kept in a nice and cleanly condition, everything all as nice and right as you could. A. Under the circumstances. Q. Had you called the attention of Dr. Neal or any of them to the condition of the bath-tubs many times? A. I dont remember as ever I did Q. Was it not at this very time when these