Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-10

ment HI Next WeoK 70 aeAE AAAeAh 8Report.
 The jury of inquest in the case of Jennie E. Cramer resumed session yesterday morn ing in West Haven. The hearing was held in the old hall acr oss from Thompson's block to afford room enough for the specta- tators. Mrs Cramer, her daughter Minnie and son Edwin were pres ent, Miss Douglass, James Malley, jr., Walter Malley, Judge Blydenburgh, coun- sel for Miss Douglass, Coroiier Bollman. At- torney T. J. Fox, counsel for the Malleys, Deputy Sheriff Peck of West Haven, and others, including Lawyers Wm. A. Wright and Hobart Hotchkiss. The jury held se- cret conference.
 Dr. T. Mitchell Prudden of New York. .ex- pert, who had charge of the autopsy upon the body of the dead girl, was in New York yesterday to avail himself of increased facii ties for making complete examination of ! the organs of the deceased he took with him. Dr. Painter of West Haven, one of the jury, who was present at the autopsy, furnished ! the reporters the following written statement for publication:
 The autopsy of Jennie Cramer took place at the dertakers' in Church street yesterday afternoon None but experts and professionals were admitted I demand for information upon matter which has aroused such unusual interest in the community The lady had been carefully kept in ice so that rapid decomposition had not taken place. Excepting slight changed. No external bruises external marks of | violence appeared upon the surface The internal organs chiefly in normal condition and except slight fullness of the blood vessels there was com paravey little to indicate the mode or cause of death The uterus of about natural dimensions, undis- tended and excepting for an anteverson was in its charge. having been obliged to avail hiseh of better facilities for sciethc and accurate scrutiny will not formal report before the matter is ended.
 The jury on assembling at 9.45, having ap- \ pointed Dr. Painter their clerk, decided to hear first Miss Douglass and the Messrs. ' MalIey. It was decided to admit Judge Bly, | denburgh and Lawyer Fox to look after their | clients interests. Grand Juror Hall and Lawyer Bush were present also, representing the borough of West Haven.
 Miss Douglass, being sworn, testified My \ name is Annie Blanche Douglass; reside at 231 East Thirty fourth street, New York; came here about month ago, my brother John Douglass going away out of town, and f it being necessary for me to go into the | country for awhile; my brother is agent for ' a patent car coupling; stopped at the Ire | mont House for half day, and then at the | Tontine Hotel for about half week then | returned to New York; met Jennie Cramer ! when I had been here two days, at Buell's; | got acquainted with both the Malley young men when came here-at BuelPs-Mr. Duff, . friend from New York, introducing me to | all three at the same time; only remained ! with her about half an hour then I next saw Miss Cramer on my visit to New Haven ! which began two weeks ago last Sunday :; be. fore came back the second time wrote MT. Walter Malley, saying I liked the place, de- sired to come back and asking him to find me hotel he did so, and have been here evel since.
 At this point witness broke down, and ex hibited symptoms of mysteries. She was evidently rather weak and nervous. She sobbed, saying, "oh, how I wish my brother was here" This affected some people in the audience, and others looked cynically at the case. A recess was had for five minutes which much relieved the witness:
 The witness continued her testimony: ] met Jennie here the second day I came or my second visit; when came to New Haver she sent card to me saying that she would like to call and see me; she came to see me at the Tontine Hotel, and sent her card ur by the clerk; stayed at the Tontine thii ! time about week after staying about two hours she asked me to go out and have some ice cream we went to Redcliffe's and the1 ! to Malley's store, where we met Walter anc
 James Malley I met Mir. Malley, as I have said, through Mir. Duff, who is an acquaint ance of my brother; during my first visit as have testified. MT. Duff was with me
 my brother was going away, and wanted tc find place for me for the summer; MT. Duff recommended New Haven as 8 very pleasant
 place; don't know MT. Duff's business Dol his address; his full name is John Duff ant ! he lives in New York he did not stop at thu same hotel with me; I saw him two or thre' times while stopping at the Tontins. Afte leaving the Malley store we walked around the street little while, and then James Nal. ley took Jennie home, and Walter Malley
 brought me to the hotel; we got home abou
 o'clock in the evening; the next time saw Miss Cramer was when James Malley sent her word that he wanted to have he1 ' A wrote note to the hotel saying she would
 be there at six in the evening; I only re
 ceived one note from her-yes, two
 have none of her notes now; the last timt
 saw them was when I was at the Tontin.
 Hotel, when remained there week: in thu
 note that said she would be at the hotel at (
 o'clock she said she would be pleased to hav' me accompany them to ride; we went tt Buelps but it was full, and 50 we went tc two or three other hotels; and fnall,
 went to hotel where Jennie said we coulC
 get good supper; don't know where i
 was; we got home about 12 o'clock, stopped
 at Mir. Malley's house, ,and then walked to thu
 hotel we met MT. Malley on the street
 he got the team from his own barn did no know what the name of the hotel was where
 we had this supper; the Malleys, Miss Ora mer and were together that night; we ha. two-seated, top carriage, with two horse Lit was Mir. Malley's team I think; can fix the exact day of this supper; it was o1 my second visit here; came on a Sunda
 that time; two days after Miss Cramer calle, on me, and either the next day or perhap Tuesday (two weeks ago to-day) we went ou and had the supper; we had, on that ride some claret of which we all partook; we got home from the supper at or o'clock in tn morning, and drove at once to Mir. Malley' house; we then walked home, singing am jolly; Miss Cramer wanted to get some sod
 or cream, but there was no place open; W
 were taken to place up stairs over Red clife's and James Malley went out ant brought back four bottles of soda water: w
 were in what looked like private room; thel
 Walter Malley took me home to the hotel and James took Jennie home; that was tn
 morning she stayed out so late; don't know when we left Redclfes, but it was not a late as o'clock in the morning; we were al together in that one room, and took no othe
 drinks excepting the soda water; Inext say her when her sister sent me word to come ove
 and take tea at her (Jennie's) house. (Mrs
 Cramer shook her head at this.) did no
 go; next saw her at the Elliott House i
 was about three days after the visit to th room over Redclife's place on saturda. ; Ca week ago last Saturday. Jennie inquire'