Q. Did you see any other officers there that wore hats?
A. No, I couldn't say that I did. I didn't take notice of the officers particularly. In fact I did not take notice of any of them.
Q. Did you see the troops after they came out of the round-house on Sunday?
A. No, sir; I didn't.
Q. Were you there during Saturday night?
A. No, sir; I left there as soon as they went into the round-house; then I left and went home; didn't go there until the next morning. I went over on the hill and stayed a while, then I went home again.
Q. Did you hear them talk in the crowd about resisting the soldiers?
A. No, sir; heard nothing said. The crowd seemed to be very orderly up to the time the Philadelphia soldiers came. I was among the crowd until past one o'clock or two o'clock, and the Fourteenth regiment had charge of the track, and the shifting engine was going backwards and forwards. Of course, there was a big crowd there; but they didn't interfere in any way that I saw.
By Mr. Means:
Q. Did you hear the crowd say what they would do when the Philadelphia soldiers came in?