Philip Snepler (sworn) - Mr. Snepler stated that he lives in the Diamond on the side of the old courthouse, and that he always witnessed people and omnibuses freely pass by without incident. Snepler testified that Barker's meetings were not the only meetings to take place in the Diamond, and that since he has lived there it has been a place for public gatherings and meetings. Benjamin McLean (sworn) - Mr. McLean stated that he has passed by on market street during Barker's meetings and that people would separate to make room for the omnibuses to pass by, albeit slowly. McLean testified that it would be difficult to pass through the crowd if you were on the same side of the street as Barker, but added other individuals would also hold meetings there. Samuel Cooper (sworn) - Mr. Cooper testified similar facts as Mr. McLean, but added that around six different types of meetings were held in the Diamond, in addition to Barker's. Cooper also stated that Barker would read from Den's Theology and St. Liguori during his speeches. Dr. C. Armstrong (sworn) - Dr. Armstrong stated that he has witnessed Barker's meetings and has never been obstructed while passing by. Armstrong testified that the Diamond was used for meetings of several different sorts. When cross-examined Dr. Armstrong stated there was little difficulty in passing through the crowd and no great difficulty in getting to the other side. Gabriel Adams (sworn) - Mr. Adams, former mayor of Pittsburgh, stated that he passed witnessed one meeting in the Diamond where Barker lectured and read from several books. Adams testified that he had no difficulty passing to the other side of the street through the crowd. Adams also noted he was called upon as a Police Magistrate in respect to these meetings. John King (sworn) - Mr. King stated that he had been to sever of Barker's meetings and never had any difficulty getting through the crowd. King stated that he had never observed a carriage, buggy, or omnibus have difficulty getting the crowd to move and allow their passage. S. Morrison, Esq. (sworn) - Mr. Morrison had attended some of the meetings and never saw any obstruction to people passing through the crowd. Morrison stated he heard Barker quoting from Garden of the Soul, Den’s Theology, and St. Liguori, and that the Diamond was a place for all types meetings. Morrison