Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17

The witness-It Is q Marvin 4 Hubert &c.
csnoer hve-chambered revolver.
by the court-When it was turned over ut the
station there were i've shells in it. The firth
residence by 0ficer McAndrews after witness
had taken the pistol to the station.
Re-direct-These are the shells. Marked the
shells about II o'clock the night Of the shoot
| ing and put them back into the pistol.
Re-cross. Believe that the shells in the pis-
| toll when first turned over are the same which
| were afterward marked.
Officer Thomas Gougher Of the METROPOLITAN
police force testified that at the time of the
shooting he was acting stationkeeper at the
third precinct station. Received a revolver
from Officer keefe and put il in the drawer Of
the desk. Had it there all night and turned il
over to Sergeant Acton at o'clock next morn
ing.
ross-examined-T pistol was afterward
examined by no one but by Officer Keefe that
night. The pistol was brought there about 8
o'clock.
THE BnUrsE ON MRS. scHNErDER's WRIST.
Chas. F. Bryant. young man living at No.
1917 Q street. testified that he knew the Ham,
link family. Witness said that he saw Mrs.
Schneider the night of the shooting and every
day afterward until she was buried. He first
noticed the bruise on her wrist Tuesday after
the shooting, and also noticed it after her
DEATH 1t was of a dark blue color.
Cross exsmined--Wa an intimate friend of
Mrs. Schneider and Frank IIamiink. The
did on Tuesday.
DIR. sCHAEFER's TESTIMONY.
Dr. Edward NJ. Schaefer. the deputy coroner,
was next examined. He stated that he per-
formed an autopsy on the body of Mrs. Schnei-
lodged near the spine, little to the left.
A blackboard was then placed in position be-
fore the jury, and the doctor drew the outlines
OF woman Storm, and with different colored
chalk marked the location of the wound.
The witness, continuing, stated that the
wound was about two and a half inches above
or eleven inches downward from the point Of
entrance. 1t passed through the abdominal
cavity and graZed the stomach. 1t wounded
the large intestine once and the small one
twice. 1t perforated them. After removing
the stomach found the bail back. of tho stonl-
ach near the spine. about two and half inches
from the surface of the back and about one
inch to the left Of the spinal column. The
bullet was found from two and q half to three
inches lower than the point Of entrance. The
course of the bullet was at an angle represented
by rise of about three inches in length of
eight or niue Inches
The district attorney State the angle, if you
can, at which the pistol WAS fred
Judge Wilson We object The witness is not
an expert in the handling OF pistols.
Judge Bradley-Answer the question.
COURSE OF THE BULLET.
The witness then indicated by holding out
his hand the position in which the pistol was
probably held The course of the bullet was TO
the left
DR.. Schaefer next described the wound in the
right side 1t was found AZ inches from the
first wound and the ball passed downward
The ball had been extracted before the
autopsy. 1t passed through the feshy
wall Of the belly, through the haunch
bone, and through the muscles Of the thigh