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It was Mrs. Quimby. I also notified the trustees. Q. When was it you notified her A. I think it was the next visit after the confinement, or the next time I saw her after. I put her in possession of all the facts. Q. She made such investigation I suppose, as she thought was proper A. I suppose she did; she had opportunity to. Q. She never spoke to you again about it? A. Never. Q. Did the husband come down A. The husband came and saw her, and saw her in the sick room, and everything was satisfactory so far as I knew for him. Q. He expressed himself in that way did he A. Entirely. Q. Was he there afterwards A. No. He has been there since but I don't know how soon afterwards. Q. Is the lady still in the asylum A. She is there yet Q. What is her present condition