Q. What police was on the train?
A. I cannot exactly tell you, but I think that Mr. Motts, Mr. Coulson, and some others were there.
Q. How did you obtain this information?
A. From the police.
Q. An official report from the police?
A. Oh, no. We didn't have that much red tape about these things. The only red tape we had was the morning report of the different lieutenants. I can produce the men; I suppose you will want them to verify it.
By Senator Reyburn:
Q. They would report to the lieutenant would they?
A. No; they were in charge of Mr. Watt. The truth is, these men are under the control of the officers of the Pennsylvania railroad, and I felt it my duty to send as many men as I could there, who were paid by the city, and the others had to be paid by the railroad company, as I told you, but all the men we had in July was nine men.
Q. Did you send any of those nine men?