Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-20
Spurnal a1lb Gourier.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 20. 1881.
Jennie Cramer's Fate.

Nearing the CIose-The Testimony De- clared all In-The Arguments To-Nror- row.
 The Malley hearing at West Haven came to an end yesterday regards the evidence, all the evidence having been concluded before adjournment. The lawyers take to-day to prepare their arguments, and tomorrow Triday) the arguments will be made. Be fore the court opened yesterday MT. Bolman stated that the State through with their rebuttal MT Blydenburgh said the defense would finish with hearing the testimony of half dozen witnesses on the sur-rebuttal.
 Court having opened, MT. Blydenburgh called for Mr. Lovejoy, the States witness the day before, who testified to seeing James Malley jr and Jennie Ora ner walking together on the Green Friday August 9th. He wanted to further crosse examine him. Mr. Bollnnan said he would send for him.
 The first sur-rebuttal witness George D. Nc Cheane, employed in Malley's store living at Brew cry street. He testified that James Maey jr. was at work in the Maley store that Friday afternoon at 5:15 o'clock. Witness fixed the time 1t three quarters of hour before shutting-up time. The examination ected that witness guessed at the time, not having looked at the clock
 ployed in the ofice of the Malley store; James August B. Witness was then entry clerk and James was behind George McCheane's desk blacking his shoes Witness it was that Friday, as it was the day before the finding of the body of Jennie Cra mer. A young lady in the store spoke in the pres standing by that ssJimnie' Malley had b.en told a592t it and wo1ld % n not S credit ii. young man down at the shore the evening before wheEeupon Mo shoes at 5;SO behind the desk, as already stated Sullivan testified that he should fix the time at 53o because it half three-quarters of hour be- To Mr. Bush the witness said he did not know what 1 clock. He o7u d not swear that he had however John T. German in further corroboration of the on Friday. August 5, between 539 and o'clock, ] should judge it 5:45, MT. Brunt and myself were oirxI4 ct,,r ley dong nd said to MT. Brunt: HJoe will you go aud take ride tonight ?? adding something elss Il the day because the next day heard of Jennie Cramer's death and the time because fixing up the stock is usually done preparatory to clos | On the cross examination witness said he had no looked at the clock but was positive it the tm | he said.
 ] street; superintendent of Mir. Edward Malley1 retail department have been employed at the stor ! The jus ice asked the defense the object of tn testimony, and was informed tn 4t it to contra dict Hull The justice said he thought there had bee1 ' enough of it, but said he would admit it. ! The witness continued: Saw James Friday after within five minutes of 6:15 saw him at 5:so at tn door on the steps outside the door-taking in tn at quarter-past six I him on Temple street nea | the side door going towards Chapel-we usually g out at the side door he was w.lking
 Cross examined: It was at 5:3O when I saw hir walking up and down the store; knew it 5:3O be | cause we take in the goods at that time exact ! mnute-not to 8 minute am pretty exact I orde
 the taking in of the goods order generally if Jan1e don't take in the goods other boys do the boys ma | vary five minutes, but not ten minutes except o Saturday night sometimes; closed at six o'cloc that week; the clerks don't go out until 6:15.
 The witness was closely questioned about the mi take made by the previous witness saying that th store closed at 615 He wouldn't admit that they ha made mistake because they didn't all get out unt about 615. He said that he would answer the que
 manner. MT Fox objected to MT. Bush shakir | something in the face of the witness.
 ! t'Oh don't mind that,' said the witness; 'that ' only shoe buttoner."
 | store Thursday evening; am sure saw him on u
 Friday evening because noted his black suit and
 was going to savin Rock myself that night; did n
 pointment to go with party outside that; Jam
 at his counter on Thursday afternoon at 4:45; ga
 his counter at about p. that day; fix the hours saw James Friday from remembrance of that day sI
 the custom of the store; wanted to to savn Rot
 too, and am very sorry didn't; when say'too" T
 fer to my friend outside the store, with whom hi
 an appointment.
 Michael ". Malley of 36I Winthrop avenue testif ft ;s Edward Malley has two top bugges one po-tt T., buggy; on Friday, August 5 was out to Woodbrid . \ with one of those carriages with dark red runnn part, drawn by the black naare the carriage had - and is the same one that now stands outside th l, hall and has been used by counsel f T. 3 o'clock in the afternoon, going down Winthr n ' avenue from my house to Whalley avenue, and o E about o'clock in the evening had the team, ho s, ever till about half past that evening wi . | me to Woodbridge went my wife and sick child s, Mr. BuRh asked but question on the cross-e " animation, and the witness answered that by say y | that he drove the black mare to Woodbridge.
 Rosanna Murray testified: reside at 91 Adeli | street; I Michael W. Malley with his wife al . I child out to Woodbridge that Friday; he had t
 same horse and carriage that saw just now standi l out in front of this hall.
 | No examination.
 Miss Dorcas Welpley, of 50 Asylum street, who h
 been employed at Edward Malley's store shortly og | year, testified: Know Miss Harland, of Wa1liu | ford.
 The justice asked the object, and the defense sai | s"To contradict Miss Harland.'
 I Was introduced to her after 4 o'clock in the sto
 Friday afternoon, August 5, by Miss O'Brien s
 James Malley there after o'clock; I returned frc | dinner between and o'clock.
 ' There DO oss-examination.
 Miss Isabella Sproule who resides at 1 Cole
 street, and is employed at Edward NIalIey's sto | testified Saw Miss Harland in the millinery TOO
 between and half past Friday afternoon, August f Miss O'Brien with
 [ There examination.
 At 11:55 court took until 2 p. m , as