A. No. 1315, South Broad street, Philadelphia.
Q. What is your business?
A. Coal merchant.
Q. A member of the National Guard?
A. Yes; I was last secretary, and am still quarter-master, of the Sixth regiment of infantry; but during the commotion acted as brigade quartermaster and commissary, on the staff of General Loud, commanding the Second brigade of the First division.
Q. Did you accompany the troops to Pittsburgh?
A. Yes; in the first expedition that started, and remained with the division until it returned in August. Present for duty all the time.
Q. On Saturday evening, state where you were—what your position was, on Saturday evening of the troubles at Pittsburgh?
A. I was on duty with the brigade in the yards of the company, between the Union Depot hotel and the round-house, engaged in overlooking the line of the men, which kept back the crowd from that portion of the company's property.
Q. Were you in the round-house during the night?