Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-19
Jennie Cramer's Fate.

Rebuttal Testimony by the State-Inter-
 esting New Evidence.
 The thirtieth day of the Malley hearing, West Ha- ven, opened yesterday at 1Oa. m.
 John A. Loxejoy, living at 239 George street, testi fled: Am helping MT. Blakeslee just at present have charge of gang of men at work in Hamden on the Canal road removing dirt; special constable in the town of New Haven know James Malley, jr., by sight, and knew Jennie Cramer by sight; the Green Friday noon, Aug. 5th last went through it on the east side of Temple street by the seats and came back the side where the churches are l; it was between 12 and I can remem- ber.
 Here the defense interrupted, holding that this animation was waste of time The State said they had new shore evidence, beside contradicting Miss Harland The State said that was cumulative and not admissible at this stage of the case. Mr. Bush said he also expected to prove by this witness that James and Jennie were the West Haven shore that Friday evening.
 MT. Blydenburgh said if the shore matter was gone into again he should expect to introduce testimony in contradiction and there was knowing when the case would come to an end.
 Justice Booh ruled out the shore evidence, there had been enough that point but witness could tell what he eaw on the Green.
 Witness continued: met James Malley and Jen- nie Craner that noon between Trinity church and Center church, nearer to the Center church they were going toward Elm street and going toward Chapel have doubt it them that the day was Friday August 5 came from Long Island the Saturday before didn't settle up when left and went to settle the Saturday following; it the day before that saw James and Jennie went away a week from the following Thursday. MT. Blydenburgh s-examined-The witness said he had roomed for two George street. except ing from June 15, when he went to Long Island till he returned the last Saturday July: while on Long Island he had charge of some Italians at place called Moriches on the Central railroad. They were engaged in building branch road. The witness was employed by Dwight Bakeslee of 316 George street since July 30 the witness had regular employment Canal railroad company. He thought he first told of | seeing the couple the Green to Henry | Ball. Come to think he first told his cousin, l Westfield Mass Next told it to Lawyer Bush Wit ness told of others he told it to, among whom man who took him to the Tontine and who he found later was detective for the State. Did not know | that this man was registered John $. Woods trance to the Green and again Chapel street where the horse cars start on the West Haven road thi Ball said at the Temple street entrance that the
 looked rather doubtful he had just been to look fo1
 ''dark,' s'dnubtful" s'black"-something of that | sort no ever spoke to about a reward being ofered:; saw it in the papers Ball said ncthine I about a reward, but said he was getting paid he | got through working.
 q glad you spoke of getting the check said tho
 defense, 'that will fix the time of your |. The witness and Ball had both been employ et street. That Friday James Malley, jr, had on darl l coat and straw hat. The lady with him had or light clothes and straw hat The witness denied ! that there had been suggestion from anyone tha ! money
 | Adjourned till ? p. m.