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

~ tlVN i'fS tN'' 49,
FOLK?
eight years at school
O. What school do YOU refer to-
A. The Deaf Dumb. and Blind lnsti-
tutc. at stanton.
O. What years were You at the lnsti-
tute?
A. From 1879 10 1887
Q. who was principal OF Che institute
when YOU entered?
\. Mr.. Pointz: then Captain Doyle.
@. How long did MIR Pointz stay there?
A. l think for several months.
Q. Who succeeded Dir. Pointz as prin-
oipal?
A. Captain Doyle
9. Was Captain Doyle principal up 10
1857 all the time after Mr. Poniz left2
A. No. About three or four years az
ter. when Dr. Vaughan and then
Captain Roller were elected by a ma
iority OF Republicans
NEVER SAW THE PRINCIPAL DRUNK
@. The committee IS directed to invest-
safe certain charges made by John j.
Randolph. and we find that the hrst
charge made by sou is against Captain
Doyle and that charge Us IN these words
/ THAT he was known 10 me as "a man
addicted 10 the use Of liQuor. Now.
please state an you may know about this
& charge
A. / have never seen him drunk, as
never tried TO catch him, but ] have been
told hy pupils have often seen MIS-
! ewes from drinking. and smeiled the olor
OF 10 81 DE- bredtned ouL Tie very rarely
went ip every class and see how teachers
were getting along il their teachings Tor
( the pupur Whenever some pupils being
| i'm need of clothes and shoes requested
! li, TO order them, he refused 10 do 80.
| fhouch he mostly allowed The blind what
| tncy wanted, and by several OF my pupils
that they caught him down town. My
friend. Mr. CroNl. who hds lived in Staun-
tom for long years. has seen him IN day
har-ro0m M Halter who II now fore
man Of The shoe-shop al school for the
! leaf. used 10 say that blind always had
] rdcred more than deaf needed. ne never
attended TO the pupils. who were chew
in- tobacco and smoking pipe etc, ana
the washng-room and study-rOom for the
deaf"
The witness again asked FOR am inter-
prefer. so that he could explain the ques-
lions asked more lntelligcntly. and the
noon hour having been reached, The conf
mittee took 0 recess until o'cioch.
The Afternoon session.
The committee reasscmbled at o'clock,
and a telegram was read from Or. Cal
laudet. Of Washington, saying be would
be al the Jefferson at o'clock, ana Mr.
Randolph's further examination was post
poned 10 await his arrival
Mr.. Hathaway stated that two travel
llng-men were IN the city, purely by acc
""s az. 80" - -. ~ 49,. scbooi
on Mf. Lui4'', 'caC.''i 81" nv -.
ne gentlemen "t'c N1p."..l So
,'h ana Oap'a"H H. L. iloo' 1'' ~
-oL. d.. 20 ,,o
''pialn HooVer Wa W. NJ ~ So.
TWO gentlemen 10 tes'i3 o." '. -.
preferred asalns' MI. I-"i.t' - al
poen unaer inc lhHuehce Oh ,.Iuoi CO.,
ncSlecuul oil MS duueS "elt Sio" 'a'',''
Nap'ixh Hoover n'due a' 80,
hien'' SAYING ne va" h"o" a.
infy years went! Nv 't, Ir.ti-
p>niiD lao oeeh ,cdVI.l u, wv
tul'oh. re knew no'l''.l5 ~ NV fto ts,,.
Mr. Eoriii under he influence of liquor
once many years ago and reprimanded
him, and be was satisfied thal rom 'hdt
day 10 this the instructor haa never
tasted liquor As hoy ana ''@ a..
Toe was always uu'htni even ~ l
own huit ana witness uio" ',' ,
10 any one VINO hdu
moral character IMAM MI' -'l ..'.
bcine questioned, Sdp'e,n 80.
stated that the Time OF AIT. Ls-.' ''
inioNication was ions all@i scHool NO.'
and i'm his tHooNer9 railoI. Ash.u ID
he knew that Mr. Euriit was over s"s-
pended from the institution al any une'
Captain Hoover replied that hc dian
remember any such incident iie mao
heard that the teacher was uilhhli7
man prior 10 the time he saw MN IN
toNicatcd. Witness was al one hne
member or tho Examining BOARD OF inc
institution and was frequently more
Tho last time he attended as menoet
81 the Examining Board was anou'