Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-29

to retireT'
They broke up the study-room at 0
O'clock"
PUT OK THE BLACK LlsT.
was the rule requiring pupils to re-
tire at o'clock strictly complied WITH"
NO: we would talk longer"
What was the general result OF dis
obedience 10 Captain Doyle's orders?"
Pupils were placed on the black list"
what was the black list?'
Couldn't 40 to stanton on Saturday."
was there any other punishment"
THAT was the only one
Were all the pupils treated alilSc?'
They were not"
What sex was generally the favor
itee"
Girls were
Were the girls blacklisted for dsobe-
dicnce OF orders"
81 never heard Of II II they were"
Were the girls and boys allowed TO
associate up TO the hour OF going to
bed?'
NO. 1t might b.; I have never seen
Of H."
what was the mode Of punishment for
missed lessons
~ don't know when we go to town
without permission we are put OF bread
and water"
Did you ever know or several boys
having been put in the business-shop on
bread and water9'
Il do"
"Nvhat were they put there for2'
"For going TO town AZ night
Were they kept there more than one
day at a timer
II remember ono time"
About what time does Captain Doyle
usually arseT'
VERY late in the morning don't know
the hour
The committee arose at go o'clock for
supper.
Interesting session Last Wight.
when the committee rcasscmbled ut 8
O'Clock the examina ton OF Mr.. Ran
dolph was resumed.
did YOU ever sec Captain Doyle flml
far with any girl az the insttute?' the
witness was asked.
"No. do not; but have seen him pet
some Of them"
Did you ever see him between two OF
them with his arms on their should
crsg''
mo. never did"
did Captain Doyle give you any en-
coura cement 10 apply for position the
second time2'
"He did not
did Captain Doyle often leave the in
stltutlon at nightY'
IL don't know: / WAS studying"
"Is it a rule Of Captain Doyles 10 have
the teachers report misconduct 10
him.
yes"
What are the habits OF the institution
On Sunday with reference to religious
Worship
They have chapel service from . until
1890 O'Clock in the morning. another
service I'm the evening. and the pupils
read. sit about, and talk 10 each other"
"Was it compulsory on the students to
attend service
Eyes"
Ibid all attend?"
eyes"
was Mr. Frank Yates teacher at
the institution all tho time you were
thcrey'
Mr.. Buchanan moved that the charge
against Nh Yates be passed by. as he
was not present. Mr. Doyle being asked
if Mr.. Yates was at the institution now,
replied in the negative, saying that
he was now IN Arkansas.
Mr.. Hathaway thought the whole in
ycstigatino should be gone into seriatin.
THE EURITT CHARGES. AGAIN.
The committee sustained Mr. Buch-
anan's motion, and the charges against
Mr. Eurtt were taken up. The charges
against SIR Euritt. which are stated
above, were again read.
Have you ever seen him under the
influence OF liquor in the classroom?
IN the school-room he was under the
influence OF whiskey. 7 smelt IT on his
breath. and he signed so l could not un-
derstand him. ] could tell from his walk
and face. TOO. on one special occasion
he signed very bad from too much whis-
key. and in the chapel once he showed
he had been drinking. and while walking
backwards. walked against something,
causing the pupils 10 laugh. / went in the
library. and found him lying on the sofa,
dead drunk. ] tried to arouse him. but
failed. and went on out"
What year was that"
in 1883 or lSSi"
"Who was the principal them
Il am not certain, but | tank it was
Captain Doyle
"Arc YOU certain it was Captain Doyle?"
"As well as 7 can remember, it was.
l feel almost certain 70 was"
was II not a fact that Mr. Eurltt
was dropped by the board as a teacher
en- June 1855. and remained out OF the
school during the whole Of the years 1855
aud lsS5T'
81 think So"
was Mr.. Eurtt a teacher in the in
stitution when YOU graduated
Yes"
You know nothing Of Mr. Eurltfs
habits since YOU left there, IN 1872"
Nothing. J have heard 4 little Bit
Then. l understand that it was before
no was dropped that you saw him in
toXicated?"
1T was before"