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[page 453] Q. But otherwise than that there was generally one? A. Yes, sir. Q. She some times went away to be gone a few hours, as they all did? A. Yes, sir Q. Did you ever know the case of her leaving the keys of her department in the care of her patients, in the charge of an insane girl from one of the other wards? A. No, sir. Q. You never gave any permission to do that? A. No, sir Q. Have you ever known Miss Bean to leave her hall with her patients there, and go out to be gone some time, more or less,- to leave her keys in the hands of an insane girl from one of the other wards? A. No, sir. Q. I understand that the law forbids it unless there is permission from the superintendent? Dr. Harlow: It is never permitted. Dr. Sanborn: I understood you that I did Dr. Butler: O, no. I propose to prove that it was habitually or frequently done. They can say whether it was