Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-22
SouruaI artb Gurnier.
Thursday Morning, sep. 22, 1881.
Jennie Cramer'e Fate.


 Second Day of Evidence For the Defense The Drug Store TestimOny-The Wit. mess Maggie Kane and the Elyfng Horse Testfmony-Mrs. Michael Malley's Evds 7 dence.
 The defense in the Malley cases was busy offering it's testimony yesterday, and the trial will last number of days yet. Detective Reilly was present st the court yesterday in readiness to be sent out by Mir. Bollman for facts, in case any emergency should call for it.
 Drug Clerk Leyerzapf, of Blackman's drug store on Grand street, was recalled, being the first witness of the day. He produced the letter written by MT. Fox to him, asking him to reproduce from memory the component parts of the prescription Jennie Cramer bought at Blackman's few days before her body was found. MT. Fox explained that this was to pave the way for the introduction of the prescription referred to. It will be recollected that the Justice ruled out the memorized prescription the day before. Jus tce Booth said he was not satisfied yet tc admit prescription from memory. Judge Blydenburgh held that now that the letter was admitted, and at call of the State tho prescription which he should now offer mus come in to complete the transaction.
 MT. Bush argued against admitting apre scription from memory.
 The Justice finally admitted the prescrip ton.
 MT. BolIman said the prescription was o. no weight in the case, as would in due timt kNkJ Jt1fNrr7 1l41 AI,o&S E~- medicine for Jacob Cramer's cough.
 George w. Scrimgeour, another clerk a Blackman's, was the next with ess-Ha6 worked for Mir. Blackman three years pre- vious to that worked at Sargent's factory knew Jennie Cramer by sight; saw her il the store she was in the store two or three days before her death Jacob Leyerzapf, jr. waited upon her; don't know what he pu up; it was in the middle of the forenoon am pretty positive it was Jennie Cramer.
 Albert Massure, conductor on the Wes Haven horse railroad, was called and testi fled that woman that looked like Jenni Cramer's picture got off his car and got ol again on Thursday, August 4th, near l. o'clock noon; yes, this picture (shown wit ness) was like her; think she had on ligh dress; she was in the car when it stood o1 Chapel street at the stand by the Green; a the car came around the curve at the corne she spoke to me and I let her off she wen around the corner by Shows confectioner, store out of my sight when the car got op posite Spaulding's drug store she hailed me she was then standing by the Chapel stree crossing; I stopped the car and she got ol again I did not notice her after that; ther was no one with her; I only went with tn car to where I board, near Wards corner West Haven there was Roman Catholi picnic at the Rock that day.
 Cross examined: To MT. Bush-Am pret ty sure she had round trip tickets to tn Rock she seemed somewhat confused whel she hailed me to get on the car again; wit ness thought the clock struck 12 as his ca passed the new depot, and he recollecte that two priests were on the car and that on was reading in his prayer book as the car wa going up Portsea street.
 l. Mrs. Mary Flanagan was the next witness Live on Adeline street husband is file cut ter; was on Thursday, August 4, with friend (Mrs. Colt) on a horse car bound fo the Rock-the 12 o'clock car noticed Jenni Cramer on the car; was sitting on the sam seat with her there were two gentlemen be tween her and myself; witness describe Jennie Cramer's attire as she recollected ii noticed nothing peculiar in her manner; sh rode to the foot of the Rock as far as th cars go; changed my seat on the way to tn Rock to sit with Mrs. Colt; Jennie ss in the same place all the way; whe Sne got Oil the car at the Roc I went up the path up the Rock and she hun ! ried off to where some omnibuses belongini to Westville picnic party stood she wa alone we did not see her again. we went Railroad Grove at about o'clock and start ed for a car to come home at about z, but di not get one till nearly o'clock, there bein I such 8 crowd that day.
 Cross ss-examined-KnewJ Jennie Cramer b sight only; she was noticeably pretty gil and person in whom no one could be miE taken; she was very white; there were great many persons at the Rock that day an we had some difficulty in getting home; whe we were on the Rock there were great man ! in bathing; she might have taken an earl | car back; I couldn't have seen her; read de scriptions of her dress, but am sure what was, for looked at it.
 'Look around and see if anyone in thi hall looks like Jennie Cramer did ?'' said Nil Bush.
 The witness obeyed and then, pointing ou | dark complexioned young man sitting on th end of one of the benches, said: That ger | tleman looks like her in the face D The yout | blushed. Gaughter.)
 ''No lady here who resembled her ?'' th lawyer asked.
 "No, sir
 Mrs. Samuel Colt, of Mo- , Adeline stree whose husband is a steel cutter, corroborate Mrs. Flanagan. In describing Jennie sh said she wore Spanish lace about her necA the ends of which lace passed under her belt She thought the Westville picnic at the Roc consisted of Germans, and that Jennie locke pleasant. She remarked about not seeing he afterward
 Adjourned till p. III.