the Diamond for one to two years. He stated that when Barker use to deliver his lectures from the steps of the Old Court House, the streets were blocked entirely. Garrard stated that he was not able to testify as to the language used at Barker's lectures, as he tried to move past them as quickly as possible. When cross-examined Garrard said that while he could not move through the crowd conveniently, he could push his way through. Messrs. W.H. Whitney, James Owston, John B. McFadden, W.F. Willock, Hillary Brunot, J.K. Kennedy, and James McClain (sworn) - all testified to the fact that meetings led by Barker took place in the Diamond, to an extent to which the streets were obstructed. Several of the aforementioned witnesses stated that they heard the delivery of indecent language by Barker. Dr. Robert Hazlett (sworn) - Dr. Hazlett stated that he had witnessed the meetings taking place for the past two years, and stated that he had seen the defendants delivering lectures on Sundays. Hazlett testified that he saw Barker use very lewd and obscene expressions. William B. Thompson (sworn) - Mr Thompson stated he lives on Penn Street, opposite to where the meetings were held, and stated the gathering were large. Thompson stated he heard language which would be considered obscene in the presence of a woman or child. When cross-examined, Thompson stated that the language would be obscene in a private room. Alexander Lowry (sworn) - Mr. Lowry stated that he attended the meetings where Barker spoke, and had heard obscene language used. Lowry testified that Barker would read from certain books and comment on them, using indecent language, but added Barker would not say anything unless he could prove it. The books that were read from were Den's Theology, and St. Liguori. Weston Bowen (sworn) - Mr. Bowen stated that he was a passerby to the meetings in the “Market House” several times, and he had witnessed obscene language and expressions used. Bowen described some of the aforementioned expressions to the court — After Mr. Bowen's testimony, Mr. Magraw called a large number of witnesses for the prosecution, none of which were present or answered. Several of them were granted attachments. David Hunter (sworn) - Mr. Hunter stated that he attended several meetings, where he heard Barker using indecent language that he read from a book. Hunter testified that expressions were