Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-22

he heard me or not when I told him to stop the flying horses; have seen him since and he told me he did not see me on the horses that night; I told him I thought it was strange that he did not see me Irecollect of speaking to MT. Scheusler about the word s'paralyzed' after saw it in the paper it was Monday or Tuesday of the week follow ing the finding of the body called to mind that it was the language used after seeing it in the papers; den't know wheth- CT MT. Scheusler is married or single man.
 Continuing, witness said she was dressed now the same as she was when at the Rock on Friday, August 5th.
 Adam Scheusler was next called He said he lived at No. 10 Kossuth street; I am a cabinet maker and work at Shoninger's; went to Savin Rock on Friday, August 5; met Mrs. Kane when I came from work standing in the door and asked her how she was getting along she said all right; she asked me where was going and told her
 was going home and then to the Rock j" she asked me if could not take friend with me and I told her had no objection; met her about half-past seven with team and drove out to Jewell street, where I stopped few minutes, and then drove to Savin Rock. go- town; I hitehed my horse near the shooting gallery and then went over to the flying horses; on the way Mrs. Kane met some friends and spoke to them i; then she went toward the horses; saw Mrs. Kane run toward them and she slipped down, when gentleman helped her up and she got on the horses; don't know which horse she ! got onto, whether the inside or outslde the | party on the horses were noisy and l heard Mrs. Kane call to them to stop the horses when she got down she said, My God am ! paraIyzed" then we went over to the shoot \ ing gallery, then to the base ball grounds. | The balance of the testimony did not differ materially from that of the previous witness \ and simply corroborated what she had said \ on her direct examination.
 On the cross examination witness said he ! was married man and had three children; had ! been acquainted with Mrs. Kane for several years; knew her before she was married; | had never been to Savin Rock before with ! Mrs Kane either in carriage or by horse ! car; I would not have taken her out this ! time if my wife had not been out of town. ! Gaughter.)
 Continuing, witness sald ne goI ms car \ riage at Hale's stable; could not tell whether ! the carriage had top or not; cannot tell \ whether the horse was black or brown, but | think it was brown
 Attorney Bush continued to
 examine the witness at consider
 able length for the evident purpose \ of testing the recollection of the witness. As i A rule he adhered to his evidence on the di rect. ! Mrs Michael w. Malley was next called. She said she lived at the corner of Winthrop | avenue and George street, I remember Fri day, the 9th day of last August; I was al | West Haven shore that evening; think il was between and in the evening; my bus
 band was with me; we drove down in MT
 Edward Malley's team it was dark horse
 think it was in the neighborhood of o'clock ! when we got to the shore, and we got home ! about quarter past 9; I did not see James
 or Walter Malley at the shore on that even
 ing.
 On the cross examination witness said she
 did not get out of her carriage stopped al l Hinman's and went no further; we went dowr I by the west shore and back the same way
 did not stop anywhere on the shore but al | Hinman's.
 Re-direct-I was dressed in white on thai l evening" and wore the same hat that now ! wear.
 It being past o'clock Justice Booth order l cd an adjournment of the hearing unti l Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.