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[page 634] Q. How long did you have him under your care? A. 2 or 3 weeks I think. He was in the sick room, but was taken back to the halls again. Q. Can you remember any other cases in a general way of observation, of cruelty, misuses or neglect? A. Those are all the three cases I can think of tonight. Q. Did you notice any thing you might call neglect of the patients generally in the way of looking out for them, clothing or any thing? A. This is my idea only; I think those patients that work out doors in the winter time are not so properly clothes as they ought to be. I have seen them after they had got done what they had to do round the barn standing shivering and seeming to be very cold; didnt know where to go. Q. Whose fault was it that they were left out in that way? A. They go out and card the cows off, or do what they are taken out to do, and then they have a chance to stand sound the barn. Q. Who ought to have seen to them? A. The attendant or employee who had them out on