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[page 323] could not name them. Q. Can you state now to the Committee the name of any one particular officer whose instructions in this respect you have disobeyed? A. I am not sure that I am, no, sir. Q. You are not sure at all from whom the instructions came in reference to putting patients in the lodge, which you have ever disobeyed? A. I always supposed they came from Dr. Harlow. Q. Can you state now to the Committee from whom you received any instructions which you disobeyed, or can you not? A. No, sir, I wont be sure who they were particularly; either Dr. Harlow or Hodgkins Q. Or the other officers you named? A, Yes, sir; generally from Dr. Harlow or Hodgkins Q. It was the right of either of the officers you have named to give you instructions in reference to putting patients in the lodge? A. Yes, sir. Q. Did you ever mark the temperature of the lodge by thermometer or any thing of the sort? A. No, sir. The first time I was there there was nothing to warm the lodge, more than