A. Liberty street, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth.
Q. Were you at your office on the 19th—Thursday, 19th of July last?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. How large a crowd of men was there gathered about there during Thursday?
A. There was quite a large crowd there during Thursday morning. Towards the afternoon a great number had come up to see the strikers. There was very few railroad men among the crowd.
Q. What class of men were there?
A. Parties that lived around the railroad there, just come up to see the excitement.
Q. Where they demonstrative?
A. No, sir; they were not. They were all talking about double-headers, I do not know what they meant, and I asked them, and they told me about putting two engines on a long train.
Q. How large a crowd was there at any one time during the day, Thursday?