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introduced me on Broadway and Dr Griffith took me in a buggy to his office and brought me home again. Q Did you drink anything? A Yes. he gave me some brandy, Q Did he ask you to tell him about Dr Bell then? A He asked me about the Hospital & how I was getting along & I told him I would not risk an amputation, Q Did he advise you to beware of Dr Bell? A He said Dr Bell kept school before the war, and had no diploma. He meant Dr Bell was not a good Doctor. He said he would if he were me have no amputation performed save by a good surgeon, he mentioned Dr Griffith, and Forsythe, and a Doctor living opposite 4th Street Infirmary. Q Have you been with him since? and what did he say? A Yes, got some books with him, drank beer with him. He treated me as a gentleman should do. Q Do you know anything about the disposition of dead bodies in the Hospl? A No Sir. I wish to state that Dr Bell wanted to get my stump, and was