A. The mob at Twenty-eighth street——
Q. Were you able to take any trains out on Friday?
A. No; on account of the crowd at Twenty-eighth street making threats to the men—what they would do.
Q. State the condition of the crowd during the day, whether it was increasing or not, and whether it was demonstrative and boisterous or not?
A. Later in the day it appeared to increase.
Q. Did they allow the passenger cars to pass?
A. They allowed them to go. Some of them were stopped, but they let them pass afterwards.
Q. What means did they take to stop those trains?
A. Some of them would halloo and make threats, and others would get up and spring on the engines, and the engineers would have to stop to see what was the matter.
Q. Did they turn any of the switches?