Q. What for a dressed man was he? How was he dressed?
A. From the appearance of him—he was not dressed any better than I am just at the present time—dirty.
Q. Did his dress indicate a railroad employé or a factory man?
A. I couldn't judge that from his dress. Couldn't say what he was by that—by his dress.
Q. He was dressed like a laboring man?
A. Yes; he was dressed like a workingman.
Q. What time did you leave the depot or elevator?
A. I left when I was standing on Liberty street. I left the time the Union depot fell.
Q. About what time in the afternoon was that?
A. Somewhere very near six o'clock.