The sun., 1881-11-27
THE MaLLErS IN JIIL
Their Apartments Tastcrnily Furnished aud
Adorn~d-ynlter's Piciures.

Their Apartments Tastcrnily Furnished aud
Adorn-d-Wnlier'sP Piciurea
NTw HAVEN, Nov. 25-The Malleys are not
exceedingly dcspondent because they failed 10
obtain bail on Wednesday. although they con-
fidently expactrd il. A representative OF TuR
SUN saw thsm in their cells yesterday and con-
versed with them. While Water seemed to bo
disappointed and downcast. James seemed as
cheerful as usual and ready TO look Mt tho
amusing side. Tho prisoners ocaupy two cells
IN common. ono as n sleeping apartment. and
the other as sitting room. Both rooms have
been Handsomely and instefully fitted up and
adorned. They are carpeted in rich colors. and
in their sitting room cell. besides low camp
stools. there are two smell stands on which are
trlGkets. ornaments. and toilet articles On
shet on one side IL rhek On which nre some
philosophical works which Walter studied when
In college: also copy Of Bleak House" and
several other standard works OF fiction. No.
ol the sitting room cell. Walter was asked ro-
Gardine them. They ara some OF ny leisure
Tney gavo evidence Of an artistic hand.
and are very creditable. considering tbs
Of conyenisnees for work. They are water
coors. One is fancy sketch represeniing
q lishthouse on a stormy coast; another is a
CRAVING in Udrprr's WeekiV: and another il n
saet,h of Naw Haven harbor and shores. and
the city. ns saen from the cove in East Haven.
This wns executed entirely fron, memory. and
was. Wafer said. arepresentation Of the scene
rs il was impressed upon his mind rs he was
driving baeS TO tho oirY from Branford Point
Hotel one Friday night with Blanche Douglass.
TIE scene. h. said was vividly imprassed on
his mind that even M on account al tho pecu-
liar rosy lgit aud gay cloud pictures IN the
thought might be criticised bv some as eStray.
sEant. hut il was true TO natures vivid colors
on that evening. IL was very iair picture OF
tho scene. nnd easl y recoRnlzahle. Waters
time hangs very heavily on his hands. and il
was. he said. great relief to div.rt his atten:
tYt.n hu 90 Il
coloring. Another OF tlIs pictures represented
a castle on q high. steep blum in tho distance
jogging up thn ascent. But 10y FAR tile most no.
tlceable thing in tho cell WAS the phrase. in
Latin painted IN striking colored Isitsrs in
Truth : mighty. AMI viii prevail
This. Walter said. his keen dark eTes fash
ins. cAprsssed sentiments worn into his con-
tRlnly triumph: therefore he and James would
be yindIcatrd. The little Quinn girl OF pro-
came in al this point, all sni ing. bearing sew
erai packages OF bon bons and choice pastry for
their ThankssivinG feast. and she whsked out
a little leather-coyered memorandum book
from a church fair and Instantly engaged
Jainrs's attention. remHrkIug that several
young ladies' reiuestei him to taka chance in
= book which WAS going on" at the faiI
jams seemed L. hesitate about recording h,s
autograph. At this Ii'ne tho whole corps OF
prisoners il the jail came filing PAST. going. as
j rrs explained. 10 CT Their hash" Walter.
alter y moments observation Of the srHnr. SAID
thar - II was phrHn9!o.!ea! study to LOte tho
One other Object Of interest was n rule mn
siea1 instru,ueut devised EAd uad' iJ Ng.'rr
VITO lom'uts M "hSrn"' ~ hls arp; i us
ia. neH,il's driven utr,Elt ln II g. rrIrr- ut
the k"Ib'nrl ot ar1an'. anl each heILE ~ ac-
: 'ries % IiUHo bni-. On IL Walter ula;"t "A
me'au'h.Y operate MIR He sati tlte pri-'I
should SEQ that ut.-luer- ia tha county jnl. a.,
allowed llsht II dirN. ~ IN the sat" Iris "a.