New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
TIE M4LLEY TRIAL RESUMED.

THE Observation-Disclosures TEsTFlEs AGAINST THE
MALLEYS.
NEW-HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 12.-No witnesses
We're examined in the Maey trial this forenoon. In the
afternoon Samuel j. Mattoon clerk in the Elliott House
drug store Testified that he had known Jennie Craer
for seven Wears About o'clock Thursday evening Aug
ust A. she Rnd another young lady pointed
him as BlaRche Douglass into and asked
II they coua wait. They were given chairs and were
supplied with soda water. Jennie white and
Blanche in n fancy rig.
On the discrimination he testified that he had
known Jennie since he went school with her He was
certain that it was Thursday night hecause She
evening he lad TO himself He away right after
the girls left Witness closely questioned to his
movements and whereabouts that day and evening.
Mr. Bollman objected the question saving that IL had
been point with the lawyers for the
defence to scare away witnesses for the State
by making 1t as dsagreeabe Tor them as possible
John H. Hubbe testified that he had known Jennie
Craner for five ak years and another Young
lady between G;30 p. m. and p. IN. on Thurs lay
August 4, walking in Academy-st toward ChapeLst
He stated that he Jennie Cramer enter the drug
store and leave it,
Charles Rawlings. general manager of Rcdcifc's res.
taurant and tatherin-aw TO Mr. RcdcrGc testified that
he knew Walter Malley Well and James slightly Wit.
ness was in the restaurant Thursday morning August
Two ladies Douglass and Cramer dressed in
white came in about o'clock. They had been
there before. They had two portcrhouse steaks
mushrooms and milk. That evening Walter NAL.
ley, Blanche Douglass and another lady who
believe was Jennie Cramer came in about 10 or 1880
O'CLOCK would not swear that il Jennie as did not
scan her features They ordered chicken salad we
Had none. Lamb chops were served up and milk Wal
Iel .Malcy came TO see August !, after The
Register was issued, and said " I've bone TO pick with
y0u looked at him and he said there was something
puDhshed that was serious, Tor something tha;
unless III was UNerhrOwn coptradiccd said there
was probability of arrest. then said that could
not devate from what l. personally saw
waiter endeavored to show that II was
ms cousin James rather than lady who was
with him and Douglass that night. / was suro
could not have been mistaken the one gen
eman and two ladies The cOlorcd waiter came i'm ur-
Ing our conversation, and Walter said q him Do Won
remember about that hatH The waiter did not seem TO
nave any recollection about it, Walter said he would
bring James over and IL he could not convince ue
that was mistaken.
Later he came in with James and LAWYER Fox and
another man followed Walter introduced James to me
and asked could not remember II was James instead
OF lady said IL would he impossible for me 10 fell
anything but what had / said could swear in
was lady Walter turned to Nr Fox and said that nav
testimony that he CWaltcr) was there with
Two ladies' Fox said He has with parties
VINO were leaving at the time" persons left AT tnc
Time James had conversation with the coOrcd waiter
as 10 where he mad placed his hat waiter did not
remember. did not James Malley that rvrnin,,
august AZ at all had no doubt. after the story
was cOntradcted. that the girl with Blanche Doulnss
III the evening the that was with her In the
morning. The trial was adjourned until 10 o'clock
wednesday morning ~