What instructions were given to the charity commissioner concerning the arrangement to be made?

He tells the Warden of Charities that he will probably be inspected first; he suggests that the doctor ought to write something over the patients’ beds in Latin and thin out the patients so it doesn’t look bad. The Warden states firmly that he and the Doctor have their own form of treatment: if a man dies, he dies, and if he recovers, he recovers.