Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-18
9ournaI an6 COnrier.
Tuesday Morning, Oct. IS. 1881.
rhe Lenni. Crnmer Cnse.

The Jennie Crnmer Case.
 Yesterday was the 29th day of the hearing in the Malley cases at West Haven The State began it's rebuttal. Edward Cramer, brother of the deceased girl, was first called. He is telegraph operator in New York. He testified to identifying the so-called opium prescription as a cough medicine re- ceipt and belonging to himself. Mir. Boll- man, explaining said it was the recipe Jen- nie Cramer took to the Blackman drug store, shortly before her death, to have compound ed.
 Mr. Cramer continued: got the recipe from MT. Charlton, an employe of the Fair Haven and Westville Horse Railroad compa ny; used the medicine for chronic cough we have all used it in our family shortly be- fore Jennie's death I received two bottles of it; they came to me by way of Adams Ex- press company and were delivered to me in my room in New York I have here the bottles; I wrote f2r the medicine to my sis- ter here is the letter dated July 30 last. Mr. Bollman read it to show that in it ref erence was made to cough, and that it con- | tained request for the cough medicine Mr. BIydenburgh cross examined. The witness said he received the medicine on August f. He denied writing letters to eith- CT MT. Blydenburgh or Mir. Fox within few days.
 Mrs. Cramer, mother of Jennie Cramer, ! was next called. She testifed-I know that my son wrote that letter to Jennie about a ! week before her death sent my daughter to get the cough medicine the Tuesday of the week of the murder between 10 and 12 in the forenoon; we always got it at MT. Black mans drug store; got the medicine, put Ii l in two quarts of water and let 1t simmer l down to one quart that same afternoon; tht 1 next morning put it in these two bottlel and sent 1t to Adams express office addressed my son this recognize as the express com : | pany's receipt; I think that since last fall 3 put up that same medicine three times in m. family for coughs; my husband, son anc ! myself all used 1t Jennie never used it be cause she had no cough, being always healthy girl; what was left after I sent th bottles to my son was used by my husband.
 The cross-exe imitation brought out noth : ing of interest.
 Miss Theresa Kennedy testified: I resid at 42 Ashmun street, and am employed 8 , Edward Malley's store as time clerk; wa not in the store on Friday, August 5, last that week was in the store Monday ant | Tuesday, and on Thursday and Saturda. mornings I know Miss Harland, of Wal I lingford; I don't remember seeing her in tn store any day that week; very likely she wa ! in the store Friday of the week before B was there that day, and she nearly alway came to the store on Friday when she cam to the city and speaks to me; was also il the store on Friday, August 12, but I don remember particularly of seeing her on tha day.
 Witness was not oss-questioned. 1 Charles Ives, who took shorthand notes part of the time at the inquest testified tha his notes showed that Robert Taylor testified as follows in reference to visiting the Male. boys in jail
 q asked Jim if Walter had asked him to go II trimming that afternoon It was yesterday after noon. Iwent up to his fathers house. I went wit his father tothe jaiD. went there for the purpos | He said that Walter came for him. Before I aske James I asked him out of curiosity. to the boys there was positive of it righ ! through. I wished to ask him for curiosttys sake did not stay over three minutes He did not re | fresh me on that point The liquor point was nc | touched upon there in jail"
 Further witness notes said that the repor 1 of the testimony of Miss Louise Malley show | ed that she said that she watered the flower ! both Thursday and Friday evenings, and tha ! she emphasized this evidence in later testi 1 mony. The notes read as follows on anothe point:
 q went out into the yard after apples afte supper. James singing up stairs and called fc T. He in room before he t1ok bat
 and after. was up stairs when he came into m
 
 | and afterwards went up stairs, and saw him com
 itno my room from the bathroom and shave himsel r. Father was in his TOOL 1 writing. He asked for a pen. James went
 bed after shaving Ills shaved in his own room. H l retired about g."
 Mr. Bush said that this was to contradic
 her testimony before this court with refer
 ence to James shaving himself in his ow room.
 To Mir. Blydenburgh the witness said h r did not take down question and answer as : general thing, but embodied in his notes tn | substance of the answer as it related to tn t question. In the examination of Mis- ! Louise, she was not allowed to tell contir
 uous answer, but was frequently questioned
 The witness was sure his notes were correct , With reference to James shaving in his ow | 1 room, the witness said it was possible h !, might, without knowing it, have made mit l take and got the word ''his'' for ''my" i
 Miss Louise's testimony about the room.
 might happen that the witness would misur
 derstand word.
 ] Recess till two.
 Afternoon Session.