New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-28
THE CR1NER MYSTERY.
THE MAN WITH THE BLACK MOUsTACHE FOUND
WHAT A JURYMAN SAYS.

THE MAN WITH THE BLACK MOUsTACHE FOUND
WHAT A JURYMAN SAYS.
lFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT TRIBUNEl
NEwHAvEN, Aug. 27.-Three weeks ago
this morning the body of Jennie Cramer discovered
coming in with the tide at Savin Rock Beach Since
then jurymen cOunsels, detectives and citizens have
been engaged in tracing the circum'
stances of her death, but these are still
involved in mystery Blanche Douglass's last public
statement that James Maey carried the girl in his
arms to his room. Her confession will throw
much light Jennes condition at that time. and 1t is
understood that this will show she drugged The
girl invited to the Maley house for supper The
testimony of the others ia that only light wine was
drank 1t is fully believed now that, ii the wine
drugged.
There stil conflict of testimony concerning who of
the four Redclifes Thursday
ing at about 10 o'clock. The testimony of those in
charge is that Walter Malley, Jennie and Blanche
were there. The testimony of Blanche, Walter and
credited here The story of Rawlings and John Henry,
the waiter, ia believed The testimony YESTERDAY,
that the four passed Thursday night in the Malley
as testified to by the chambermaid, Bertha Williamson.
Audey and Twning two of the best witnesses the State
Jennie and James Malley together in Tempest Friday
cordug to the testimony for the State aud the two have
to be produced carries the history
One OF the jury said last night There is an unbroken
James Maley, r with heI. Jennie at Savin Rock
in his charge and under his protection he ia the last
person with her he had been with her constantly
for weeks. She had been two nights of the week
with him. Under the circumstances. JamesMaley IT, is
the man accountable for Jcnnics death After the
tlmony that has been given he must be called give
an account of her When did he leave her. II he knows
nothing Of her death Why did he leave her after
ing with her much and being her friday night
He cannot escape these questions He has to
right to the front and When r. L. Doote gets
hold OF him and Blanche i'll the SuperorCourthe viii put
them questions that viii place them where
they ought to be-" Mr.. DOoitte. the County
Attorney Tor the State, has the reputation of being
sparing and unacceptable at crossquestioning. He Is
terror for criminals.
The hlacknOus man has been found be Harry
Ford Boston sporting who formerly lived in this
city lie was seen AT SaVn Rock this morning by chief
webster. ana ACKNOWLEDGED that he the shore
not ruin Jennie Cramer II he who raised the
erng from her body on Saturday morning, when Mrs
Hun!er recognized him, having him
the evening before at the flying horses. lie
Hunter much mistaken about his appearance
He and friend with the girls the shore Thurs
day evening ana one OF the girls had several hts IN front
OF the lieacn House. Inc woman was taken away IN u
beach ana IL this party which attracted
tention ON Meadow-st Those who them confounded
Thursday aud Friday nights lie Jennie or the
person whose body he recognized the next morning, at
the flying horses, and heard Jennie beg the young
who with her 10 take her of the horses He
subpmnaed as witness.
Blanche Douglass Will he put I'm ial either tonight
Monday according 10 Justice MetCat Mr.. Bush says
the testimony yesterday shows the tasiy of her state
ises not TO put her in cell In that warrant for
murder will be served upon her, il IL believed she
knows all about the circumstances Of Jenne's death
Or walter Matey, DIR. Shepird said TINS morning:
he % student at the Scientific School aud
derstand, very well posted IN chemistry.