Q. Did they at any time after your arrival?
A. I don't remember of seeing the sheriff. I don't think he was there in the room at all, although I understood he went with the detachment to Twenty-eighth street. The mayor came, as I understood, when he was sent for by General Latta, and stayed, I suppose, twenty minutes.
Q. When was that?
A. That was during Saturday night. It may have been early Sunday morning, but it was before daylight.
Q. While you were yet at the Union Depot hotel?
A. At the Union depot. He came when he was sent for, and I did not take any part in the conversation, or hear it, but he talked with General Latta, afterwards with Secretary Quay, and then left, and that was the last I ever saw of him.
Q. Were you in consultation with citizens on Sunday?
A. Citizens were very scarce. I never saw many Pittsburgh people. Whenever a Pittsburgh man left, he very seldom came back.
Q. Did you know where the head-quarters of the citizens' committee was during the day, Sunday?
A. No, sir.