The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-25

one occasion when he had a chill ana
shivored Ike an aspen leaf. / have never
given any boy liquor. ! have seen only
one hoy drunk. On one occasion j took
n bottle Of whisky when starting out on
a drive into the country. ! have used
every effort TO prevent drinking among
the boys but II is pretty hard 10 Keep
scventy-five or eighty boys straight
take drink myself when ] feel IKE ll'
hut during the past two ard one-haii OF
three years j dent think have taken
moro than three or four drinks inside OF
the institution.
THAT CLASS EYE.
when questioned by Dr.. Winston. VIII
ness said he dld not know under what
resolution Or. Winston made the eN-
animation Of the eyes. He disClaimed the
intention 10 cause the impression upon
the committee that Dr. Winston had
examined glass eye and pronounced IL
a good eye.
When questioned by Mr.. Cashicn, Wit
ness said tnat Cashion did not give any
trouble while in his class. lie could not
remember having written a letter 30 Af.
Cashion saying that Captain Doyle was
vindictivo towards Cashon. The question
was ruled out. Witness admitted that
an times he had left Mr. Cashion in
charge Of his class during his temporary
absence. bun he explained that mat was
one OF the test ways 10 make BAD boy
behave himself. Witness did not remem-
bcr whether me ever reported taslon OF
how often. lie did not think he ever
caught Cashion In a wlllful falsehOOd.
When asked by Mr. John Frazier, Wit
ness said he did not remember having
Frazier taken TO his room, broken bis
letters open. and answering them 10 SUIT
himself. Such assertion was pronounc-
cd falsehood.
Dr. Winston. who was then recalled,
said. At an Investigation held IN ls9f IN
regard TO a letter written by Dr. Cal
laudet. the statement = as made that tnefe
were children whose eyes could De opeF-
aod upon. 40 action was taken al tAe
time but about twelve months later 1
was requested 10 make an examination.
/ did 80. but 7 did not make any special
recommendation. / had done $50 tho pre-
viOus year. when my recommendation
was not acted upon.
CAPT. DOLYE no TESTIFY TO-DAY.
The Chair here anuo1n 'ed nat the
committee hal determined 10 close the
investigation chat evening. but only
about am hour ago thrce additional names
had been presented as witnesses Tor the
defence. who would be examined to-day.
Alter some discussion the committee de-
rlIeU 90 iHIN a RECESS al tNl0 b'iiN iF
enable Captain Doyle TO review an the
evidence before him SD as 10 be- able 10
go on the stand This morning at 10 O'Clock
himself. lu the afternoon at ! O'Clock the
three additional witnesses sent for at the
request of Captain Doyle. viii then be
heard. and after they have concluded
CAPTAIN Doyle will give his tctimony
Senator Stubs is very anxious 80 ccm-
plcte the taking of testimony tonight no
matter al what hour As 10 looks q
present. no evidence will be heard IN re-
buttal.
Following is the list OF additional wit
nessos that Mr.. John J.. Randolph has
requested Senator Stubs % summon.
The following are citizens OF Siaunion,
Va. none OF whom are deaf-muffs.
Col. J. n. Skinner. Mr. ~. y. Mcllhany.
Mr. VIM. Burke. Mr. Chas. Caileit
Mayor Fuhz. Mr. Chas. Cooke. Mr. Per
vianco Tams Capt q. q. Goooh. Hon.
a. &. Gordon. W. T. olivier. Mr.. Wm.
Geiper. Judge Lyman Chaikloy, Capt. Ii-
w. Holt. lawyer. Mr.. Teab0, baker in
Virginia Hotel. Mr. JAS. Hotchkias.
The following aye deaf mutes.
Mr.. James Holiar. Mr.. $. II. Weaver.
MIR. Bill Hun. Mr.. James Crowl, AN deaf
mHtcs Of Staunton, Va.
MT James Tricc Tece. King william
county. Va. Mr.. Geo. Tucker OF Eikt0n.
Va. AIR. Alex. Glen. Of Quickshurg Shen-
andOah county, Va; Mrs Sarah Kidd, Of
Churchwle, Va; Mrs. Joseph Painter, Of
Elkt0n. Va.