The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-07-19
10 b part of the investigation 1t W
not allowed to 90 on the record.
I'rcncs.trs ON The " itncss stand.

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time to time since Dr Grissorl had been
Suueriu1 endent, testified that his charac-
ter.sn fan as he knew, was without otfenSe,
certainly with regard to his purity, his
honesty. ana his humanity Rev. l. l..
Nash Methodist said the general charac
ter Of Dr Grs~om was good 50 TAR as he
had ever heard until this investigation.
Rev J. II. Gordon (Methodist, who had
/ held services at the asylum, once went
| through the asylum with Or. Grissom aud
was struck with the kindly feelings which
seemed 10 exist between Or. Grissom and
| the patients. His character was good.
Rev. ". 5, Black tMethodist) preached at
the asylum over years ago Dr.. Girls
som treatment Of patients impressed me
as being Of the kindest and pleasantest
character. His observations We're based
i sotely OH his monthly ministerial visits.
Mrs. perkinson's Character.
Mrs Edith K. Britt. Of Rands Mill,
Wake county, testified that the character
I Of Mrs Lily Perkinson was not good Mr..
/ Perkinson had been raised within two
/ miles OF me.
y to Mi>appropriation.
Mr. W G. Fletcher, the housekeeper,
WAS sworn and examined by GOV. Jarvis.
+ lte said: have been house keeper for II
! year.. Before that | was an attendant. |
came Aert in 90 had opportunity 10
o.'9E- rs -: N-iNooth ? tiGd1 HieHe 81 pa
ellI', 'H'' a. away h-iu ao iaI 90 !
- IT, :'lies 80 - " - Isl.s' all,'
@tet 80 ~
I | make daily reports showing amount is
/ sued. The patients are furnished with
celery three times week and 50 far as |
know they have enough. Don't know
anything about any celery being sent
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ir.+5t.+raD .rhe sunerintendent OCCASION
aI]y ~. r:es an9 cakes from The pantry
which ..a Nor charged. | have instruc-
ri5.@ nor to charge them. suppose $50
a wear would cover it ALL Il is taken when
III las COMPANY. think it costs more TO
/ 7s.f-a. turkey. here than il would cost to
0uy them. Ghev are FED with corn, wheat
bread etc purchased by the Institution
9r. Gr.s7om gets pies or deserts weekly.
GaTe Instructions from the matron not 70
/ ch@tse taam. frequently send ard ana
beef, etc, 5rstn the INSTITUTION supplies 70
tae sap H1n' endent WHlcl are not chaIged
Qld t!i7 u.0tE MS .Aci!ost9 q polh II.
iErlNS9ln ald the m3trOl.
ha.e snoWn Dr. GrlsS9m sons to
give s'!pneT 70 friends mere. lae SUI
wsie .HrHlsfed ttom the Institution
md Wee net charged had Instructions
from Mrs -a7.reaGe not to cnarge them
"a AIEL' -9s'' i9ftilshea slA spf!hS
eAiCAehS 10 ne suleilAteh lent Whlch
E.ere put oA iay report 'a ''HEnt aiet fol
tae pa tents. under II nstrUctlOAs from Mrs
Lawrence
Gov jarvis -1ck the witness VINO sald:
Or Gr.-som tod me that he vas entitled
by laE 20 such tEing as he took from sup,
El.S n"a y-'e ,aiSed On The farm and
grounds u me !nStltutlon, ana that
must not charge tHem followed IN
1t.ac'ions
Cross examined By NJ. hltaher, Wit
ness SAID that the supplies furnished Dr
Grissom ; sons We're not raised here but
purchased.
Some Rare Testimony.
Nh James T. JGnesr and Mr. a H. Year
Iy. .sho lad bean Ittenaants, svore that