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[page 655] Q. And you were perfectly aware at the time of the occurrence of these instances you gave that those attendants were violating that rule? A. I was. Q. And as you say, it was your duty to report, but you didnt for the reason stated? A. That is the regulation there Q. And that was the understanding among the attendants, that it was their duty to report any case of that sort by the attendants? A. A great many rules there are violated Q. As to the man in the lodge in the straw sack, you dont know who put him in A. I dont. Q. You dont know by whose orders? A. No. Q. The man, you say, was very violent with clothes, and always tore them? A. Yes, sir Q. And that is the reason he was put in naked I presume? A. I suppose so. Q. When you finally gave him clothes he did tear them into shreds? A. Yes sir. Q. He was one of the patients kept at the expense of some time I suppose? A. He came there first as a private patient, then afterwards was taken into the halls- Harriman of Belfast; and I dont know now but that