Page BRANDEIS, LOUIS D., continued. remarks relative to: letters from Geo. S. Hale on legal points method of conducting hearings naming of witnesses by Mrs. Lincoln in her cross-examination, opinions of corporation counsel pensions of inmates. report of District Chief Egan, on condition of fire apparatus at Long Island report of board of visitors 944, 945 8-12, 469, 470 86 993 625, 626 404-408, 560-566 315 2798-2803 404 20-22 statement to be presented by Dr. Cogswell, 2858-2860, 2866, 2867 ment 329 testimony of Dr. Parker relating to improvements which have testimony relative to ventilation and report as health inspector, 326-328 227, 228 428 3625-3649 sworn 994 testimony relative to treatment of Rachel Homans, patient acquaintance and meeting with ex-officers Morrill and Ers- prisoners refusing to go to work because they hadn't anything to eat. riot in stone-shed salary 1829, 1830 1832 1832, 1833, 1847, 1848 sick being taken to the hospital 1833, 1834 sick prisoners-taking of old people to the hospital in cold lack of sufficient attendance for proper care making of an investigation of abuses at Long Island, and pub- 649-651 634-643, 661 making of memorandums and talking with officers of institu- 647, 662, 663 meeting of Mrs. Lincoln and talk with her about the pauper nurses talk with commissioners about price to be paid for an article, 558-661 645-647 650, 651 vermin visit to other institutions BRYANT, ALDERMAN appointed committee to examine requisitions for supplies Mr. Hale relative to desirability of providing BUILDINGS IN USE AT LONG ISLAND testimony of: Mr. McCaffrey relative to BUILDINGS ON RAINSFORD ISLAND testimony of: 658 647, 648, 659 656, 657 1294 613, 630, 631 188, 189 Mr. Charles J. Prescott relative to buildings in use for pau- per institutions 1752, 1753 BURIAL BOOK. See DYING AND Dead. BURIAL ROBES. See DYING AND DEAD. BURIAL OF THE DEAD. See DYING ANd Dead. CALICO, DRESSES, ETC. See CLOTHING. CARE AND CLEANLINESS OF INMATES opening statement of Mr. Brandeis relative to testimony of: Dr. Bancroft relative to. allowing people to remain in solitary after they became Page 131 2327, 2328 2315, 2316 2254, 2267–2273, 2277 2278, 2283 2324 death of man in solitary cell female prisoners in solitary cells visit to prisoners in solitary cells reason for removal of prisoner from cell every third day, 2316 James E. Cutter relative to John J. Maguire relative to condition, 2276-2278 2215 John B. Greaton relative to condition of, 1958, 1959, 1964, 1965, 1967 etc. 2470-2475 Howard W. Upton relative to condition of cells, 1918, 1919, 1927, furnishings of cells, books, etc. law relating to cleaning and furnishings of cells solitary cell and its furnishings, buckets, etc., 2384-2389, 2424, towels supplied to prisoners in solitary CELLS FOR PRISONERS AT DEER ISLAND Page CHAPLAIN AT DEER ISLAND testimony of: Dr. Newell relative to soliciting and selling subscrip- Mr. Ryerson relative to buying stock of Rev. Mr. Taulmin Howard W. Upton relative to conduct remarks made against Catholics Mr. White relative to sermons 1156 1185 CHARACTER OF APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS AT LONG ISLAND testimony of: Warren P. Dudley relative to certifying to by superintendent, 671–673 Mr. Charles J. Prescott relative to giving up almshouse, Mrs. Evans relative to placing of children in families of a CHRONIC CASES. See ACUTE AND CHRONIC CASES. 867-872 CITY DOCUMENT 146 OF 1893 ANNUAL REPORT OF Page CLANCY, ANN, NURSE AT MARCELLA STREET HOME, Wm. Witham relative to classifying and arranging the work • 2443-2445 CLEANLINESS AND UNCLEANLINESS OF THE INSTITU TIONS testimony of: Dr. Cogswell relative to Dr. Parker relative to change in 2991 360, 361 532 692, 694, 757, 758, 3463, 3464 39, 119, 120 cleaning up before the visit of the board of aldermen Mrs. Evans relative to Dr. Parker relative to notifying clergymen when patients are low, 476 CLERGYMEN, PERFORMING OF BURIAL SERVICES BY |