HEARINGS (THIRTY-THIRD), continued.

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chairman stated that the committee, having agreed to take up
one institution at a time and finish it, cannot go back to
Long Island

(THIRTY-FOUrth.)

1988

1989

report of inspection of prisons and houses of detention discussion relative to future procedure in investigation. (THIRTY-SIXTH.)

examination of books by Mr. Riley

closing proceedings upon Deer Island

Kate M. Foley, sworn

testimony

cross-examination

re-direct examination

2119-2120

2123 2124-2127

. 2128, 2129 2129-2132

2132

2132-2137

2137-2143

2143

2143

2143-2150, 2154-2159

2159-2179

2179-2182

2150-2154

discussion relative to reading of letter by Mr. Riley
motion made by Alderman Lee that the committee convene at
two o'clock the next day and go into executive session and
fix the time at which hearings are to close, discussed. 2182-2184

carried.

2184

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HEARINGS, continued.

(THIRTY-SEVENTH.)

chairman reported that Committee of the whole met and authorized
the chairman to proceed with the hearing in the absence of a
quorum as if a quorum were present, and that parties pre-
ferring charges against the management of the institutions
should have all the evidence presented on or before Nov. 15,
1894

clerk directed to summon Richard V. Quirk, 16 Perkins st.,
Roxbury.

James E. Cutler, cross-examination continued

re-direct examination

re-cross examination

John J. Maguire, sworn

testimony

cross-examination

re-direct examination

re-cross examination

Winfred B. Bancroft, M.D., sworn

2185

2185

2185-2191

2191-2193, 2194

2193, 2194

2195

2195-2197

2197-2209

2209-2214, 2215

. 2214, 2215, 2216

2217

Winfred Baxter Bancroft, M.D., testimony continued
Orrin A. Young, sworn

testimony

cross-examination

2420-2450

2450-2452

2453

2453-2502

2502-2512

2512-2514

(FORTY-FIRST.)

remarks of Mr. Proctor relative to testimony of Dr. Bancroft

communication received by Alderman Lomasney from Ed. S.

Felton, stating that he was refused permission to see investigat-
ing committee, and requesting a hearing
motion that chairman notify every prisoner in House of Correc-
tion that the committee will attend there upon a certain day, and
if they desire to testify that they be allowed to communicate
that fact to the chairman in a sealed letter.

2705

discussed

2705
2706-2711

motion to lay motion and communication upon the table,
carried

2711

question of privilege by Mr. Brandeis relative to opening statement of Mr. Reed in relation to taking patients to Long Island

discussion relative to statement to be made by Dr. Cogswell re

senting statement made by Mrs. Lincoln

2858-2862

(FORTY-SIXTH.)

discussion relative to allowing Dr. Cogswell to read statement, 2863-2872

testimony of Charles H. Cogswell, M. D.,'resumed, 2960-2967, 2973-3000

discussion relative to vote taken to divide remaining time Gen. M. T. Donohoe, sworn .

(FIFTY-FOURTH.)

testimony

J. Alfred Mitchell, sworn

testimony

cross-examination

re-direct examination

re-cross examination Andrew J. Bailey, sworn testimony

cross-examination

M. T. Donohoe, resumed

cross-examination