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[page 752] a pair of pants, drawers I suppose, stockings and boots. Q. What clothing did the engineer wear? A. I never examined. Q. Did he wear a coat? A. Not generally. Q. Did he work in his waist coat? A. I think he did, yes, sir; a frock over that and a pair of overalls. Q. The engineer did not attend to the fire; the fireman did that? A. No sir, fireman did that. Q. The engineers business was not so hot as the firemans? A. It was pretty warm. The exhaust from the engine and pump went out under the engine room, and the brick floor was always very warm; and the building was uncomfortably warm unless we had the door open. Q. How much time was Peter engaged in wheeling coal? A. The amount of coal burnt depended upon how cold the night was. In the day time he wheeled in the coal for the night. Some times he used to come out alone; the other men would not come out, and he would have all the coal to wheel. He wheel enough in the morning to last until afternoon,