Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-20
Afternoon Session.

The first witness called in the afternoon was An drew Goodman, grocer at Ss Grown street. He said he remembered Friday evening, August 5 MT. and Mrs. Michael W. Malley at my store about ten fifteen minutes before o'clock on that evening think they were in top carriage I did not notice the team particularly.
 On the crossexamination witness said he could not tell how Mrs Malley dressed. I saw them both in the carriage at this time have examined my books to if that the night and find it the same.
 r. Miss Lizzie Malley called and said that it wa. Thursday evening that James came up with Walter s team and took her to ride did not hear the sation between Conductor Barnes and father the called me on the horse car and asked me if remem bered the man, and told him did I then asked
 cannot say whether he said he did or not; he said we had his sympathy and if he positive that it Friday night that he in the yard he would be glad to say so, but he not positive whether it was Thursday or Friday of that week
 On the examination witness said that she be-
 eved that Barnes the letter father previ ous to the time they had the conversation the heard the letter read after it received; did not know MT. Barnes until yesterday; all I know was that he was conductor on No. 20 car.
 Miss Lulu Malley was next called. She said My brother James did not drive up our house at any time on Friday, August 5, between 522 and p. m.; have not the slightest doubt about MT. Barnes ing in yard on Friday afternoon, August did not hear the conversation between Mr. Barnes and my father on the car.
 On the croesexanination witness said she was cer- tain that Kittie oB fen the at the time of
 
 her lister Lizzie she said she did not hear any of he conversation on the case she had never heard the conductors name mentioned until yesterday.
 About o'clock Constable John R. Leete, of the East Haven annex appeared in the court room with nzed by the COURIER reporter the dressmaker that he interviewed at 498 Chapel street after the time, aftr, left the city, desiring be into the by either side. It appears that the attorneys both sides had interviewed the lady she left the city and at last agreement made between counsel that if she should return to should take advantage of the other in securing her testimony.
 on being sworn she gave her name as Miss Ella M. Foisey, and testified as follows:
 board at Mrs. Stearns', on York street. corner of George street; my business is that Of dress aker the first week in August I was living with Mrs. ing during that week; during that week think saw Blanche Douglass st my room, where she called to be made about the 1st of August; I think the goods worsted and of light brown color; the goods brought; I saw Miss Douglass on the next day Tuesday), and again on Thursday; think afternoon; can't say how long she remained, but think she went away about half past p. m.
 Yes, she called the same day about 12 o'clock, but did not see her.
 cannot tell what kind of dress she wore on that day think she wore blue polka dot dress, but will not say positively as do not remember can not say anything further about it.
 that she had on a blue polka dot dress.
 Yes, left town the next day after talkingth you, COAAo
 Yes, recolect of person calling for Miss Douglass on Thursday, while she at my house did not II will be down in a minute n she went away about o'clock. little before little after; cannot say exactly how many hours she stayed.
 Yes she was there on Friday, the 9th, about half past 2 don't remember how long she stayed; she tried on her dress and stayed perhaps until half saw her next on Saturday morning about o'clock, when she called and stayed half or three-quarters of an hour.
 From the time she called on Thursday afternoon she remained continuously until the gentleman called
 On the cross-szamination by MT. Bollmsn witness said he (Bollmanl did not any influence to have her Il any more than she knew about the Douglass woman.
 transpred that she could not recollect dates well as she could short time after the events oc- cured
 James Bohan next called and said that on Au- gust 5th side bar buggies out of the Maley seI Ma1iey had the top buggy and Walter the no-top Michael had the black horse and Walter the brown 0 On the cross examination MT. Bush obtained de- scription the different carriages in MT Malleys barn. and also questioned witness as 10 onerent times when the bugges were the purpose or testng the memory of the witness - At $40 recess was taken the aftorneys asking lt for the purpose of consultation Ten minutes later the attorneys for the defense announced that they rested their case.
 Judee Biydenburgh said to Justice Booth that the attorneys for the defense desired one day to prepare tht tir arguments but far the defense were con cerned they were ready to proceed at once. lie would not however, deny his brethren on the other side the privilege of days delay.
 The question of tkme that each argument should take was briefly discussed, and Mr. Bollman for the hour. ment was suggested by Mir. Bollman, but his col league Mr. Bush, objected to this as he thought Jus tice Booth would like to be informed on certain NIT Fox sueg.sted that Mr Bush should be permit ted to speak his piece. and Mr. Bush good humoredy