Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-01
Afternoon Session,

Afternoon Session.
 In the afternoon the cross examination of William c. Mountain was continued, but no facts were brought out that differed materi- ally from the evidence on the direct exami- nation.
 The next witness called was Miss Rebecca Ullman. She testified as follows: Reside at 227 Orange street; I knew Jennie Cramer by sight for number of years last saw her on the Thursday before her body was found on Olive street near Greene she was going toward Chapel street; the first street she would reach would be Court street; she was alone; was going toward St. John street on the same side of Olive; don't recollect that I saw her after she passed; know that she had on white dress and white hat.
 On the cross examination witness said that when she met Miss Cramer she was going to her cousins in St. John street.
 The next witness was Miss Teresa Healy She testified as follows: reside at present at 371 Whalley avenue; am 8 dressmaker i; I am acquainted with James Malley, jr. remember Friday evening August 5 :; saw James Malley, jr., on that evening was sitting in my sewing room and looking out saw him step of the horse car it was between and o'clock; he went to- wards the house he got out of the horse cars he looked up to the window and caught his eye; he wore dark suit, light straw hat with polka dot band; was at work at the time in Mir. James Malley, sr.'s house; James came up the walk and I suppose he went into the house, but I did not see him do so after ward heard him talking to his sister in the dining room; I remained in the house little more than an hour after tea; it was between 8 and o'clock when left Mir. Afalley's house; there were in the house when left Mrs. Malley and her two daughters, and my sister Katie came in as I was about to leave Miss Lizzie, Miss Katie and Miss Lulu Mall ley were also there there might have been others in the house, but did not see them I don't remember of seeing Miss Quinn there that evening; when left the house my sis ter went with me; on Saturday morning when went in saw James Malley, jr., go- ing out to go to his business j; this was be- tween and o'clock he wore dark pants and gray coat this (Ssturday) morning; I said good morning and he answered me.
 No, have no doubt about it being Friday evening, August 5, and the Saturday morn ing following that I saw James Malley, ir., as I have stated.
 Cross-examination by Mr. Bush-Witness did not remember whether James was home on Monday night; thought she heard him talking to his sister on Tuesday night think I also heard him talking with his sister on Thursday night; was not at the house on Wednesday evening think he came home on Thursday evening between 6 and o'clock I did not see James go to ride on Thursday night, but heard his sister Lulu say he was going to take her to ride; saw the horse standing at the hitching post between 6 and half-past 6 did not see him leave the house; don't know when he returned; I may have talked with the Malley family about the testimony, but cannot say positive 7; have been in the employ of MT. Malley lever since that time, or most of the time; think went there soon after the 4th of July; may have been absent five or six days during this time; I am at work there yet, and shall probably remain few days longer
 Minnie Quinn, age 13, was called. She said she lived at No. 20 Oak street with her