A. Oh, yes; McGovern and White and some more of them—I am a little mixed; and there was another order given for men as I understand. I started Mr. Davis to get them, but on that I am not so clear—I am a little mixed on that; Mr. Davis, however, can tell. He told me he met me on Fifth avenue and told me an order had come for more men, and I started then from Fifth avenue to get them.
Q. Did you receive any word from Mr. Watt after he left you with the ten police?
A. Directly from Mr. Watt?
Q. Yes, sir.
A. No; not a word.
Q. Did you receive any telegram from him calling for fifteen more men or twenty-five more men?
A. I didn't receive anything of the kind; but I guess that must be the word Mr. Davis speaks about when he says he met me on Fifth avenue, and I told him to get the men.
Q. Didn't your clerks or any of your subordinates notify you that such a telegram had been received from Mr. Watt?
A. I don't know what Mr. Davis says he told me on Fifth avenue.
Q. For fifty men?