New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-04
THE CRAMER INQUEST OVER.
THE MALLEYS DEEMED GUILTY.

IFnoM oFSciAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRibUNE'I
NEw-HAvEN, Sept. 3-The closing scenes in
| the Jennd Cramer inquest took place to-day.
The testimony to-day completely disproved Blanche
Dongasss statement that she last Jennie
| on Thursday noon. The testimony Of Mrs. Klpp-
stein. Mrs. Crofut and John b. Hubbel corroborates
| he previous testimony of MattOon that Jennie
was in the company Of Blanche at the Elliott
| House on Thursday afternoon and evening. Mat
toon, the clerk In Spcrry's drug store under
the Elliott House, and Kelly positive testimony that
Jennie and Blanche were in the drugstore early on
Thursday evening Although the testimony to-day
mainly overthrows Banche's testimony 1t no further
connects James Maley, jr, with the death Of Jennie
than has been already shown. The most that 1t shows
Is that Blanche has good for persstng in
her first statement The proceedings to-day were
simply quiet and ordinary they at
| tended by no excitement and no "scenes"
Ihompsons Hal was but partially filled.
The Maleys were present during the day, and
usual bouquets In their buttonhoes Walter said to
be suffering from malaria
The inquest resumed IL O'Clock The first wit
ness called Joseph w. Brunt, cousin OF James
Maey and clerk in the Malley store. He said that he
saw James just before six. when James extended to
MIN the invitation to riding He repeated his former
statement that James said nothing about going horse
BACK riding but that the ride be carriage
He had been working in the Malley
He was questioned about trouble with the base
ment OF the store. There had been trouble this
not tell What had been employed get rid them
Michael j. Kelly, employed at neibel's restaurant
Chapelstreet testified that he had char the dining
room on Thursday evening August A. He the only
gentleman called on him altcr finding OF
the BODY n and asked If the witness remembered
fne Witness I Knew Jcne we y @ he was G
bears out Banchcs aud the Maeys's assertion St that
,cs M oG ,sa, who and vTs in chs"es
drove down Chapel-st. on Friday Sysnins Miss
6@ sr Ma. 9 S2a wh and y If Chat
sianding at the Elliott House asst waiting tor admission
ococH p me- Jennie H Was '' standing M"n o0 near
store M' ar WILLIAM oppo. Gg0i n" n0 is asea ars
that she saw Jennie and Blanche Thurs
as if dcoang whether to prccee1 o or not
witness did not see Jennie after this She saw Blanche
with Blanche. The witness here positively Identified
drive down ChapeI-st. The witness being asked by DR.
% sn' thought the second gentleman seen near
was in the room she replied that she DIT, and pointed
ont James Malcy, jr as being the but she would
John D. Ha6bell, who lives AZ Chapel ana Dowerysts,
tesilhed That hr saw jennie 1rner and another woman
IN Academy 1t the east side Thursday walking
Elliott Honsa when The tw" cnnc mn nnd 1cninpe5 he
drug store, passing within "a the wit
meas; he saw Jennie plainly the two stayed about
the street This corroboratcs testimony of spcr-
| rvs clerk Mattoon. Patrick Lynch, in the employ
| OF Nj. Dllon, Eioccr}man, corner tOngrcss-.lNe.
and Nernon-st., testified he IN the store friay
Jennie twice the street when he saw her last
she mad on light dress and light hat TINS was FRI
carriage then with who
With blue band the witness Thought the man IN 2s
Sa h %a' .sow y9p hin pa ha a that james
same shape a. that worn 10y the man IN the carriage with
Jennie
David Evans, jrwho was savin Rock Friday evening
August >, and supposed he saw james Maliey the
| flying horses, wncn called identity the man.
pointed out Walter Malley; he saw looking
James there. The man he saw wore hat witn polka
The deposition Henry C. Allen who had d,ro.rd that
he saw Jennie Craner IN "A carriage wth Janus Aialcy,
p, fTaany 66rrnng, H"3ns' D. near KeicIes re',au
James Mallcy, Jr, IN the BARRIERS chair Jail
! walter Maicy aud James jr. wer, then called to
the stand and asked II they wished to any changes
in regard to tue nrst statement made 10y them to lac
sand: d" do not know a. do" Walter looking a
! little pale and somewhat ndispose
| A recess was then taken unt o'clock. Before the
resumption of the inquest Mr.. boiman asked Ar. BY
denbergn. counsel tor the MalieyS, had any WI.
nesscs whom he wonli lac produced Mr Bydcnbersn
! ton came So Late, he wound not brug forward any
Maoy who ne Visited the "' noa.s Ja Ms
Maicy sr. GA Friday evening and another Of James
| Theingu.s resumed at 2:3op. m.
brewer In Crown-st.. testified that he James Nal.
ley, ar. he saw James on Friday August >. IN front
! Tue wtncss said james had on hght straw hat thc
lady with James was about ~ tail as the witness ect
know Jennie Cramer the lady was very white in the
white sne is; he Thought tho girl sca.
white the witness wac positive TINS "as tho day before
said, was IN New ork City.
| DIR FkUDpfNS REPORT.
! DR.. Pruddcns report Was then L. All by Dr. Painter
| II was as 70 lows
Al The postnortcm examination Of the body of Jennie
Crancr August =. 1881, the following facts were dis
| the general surface of the body There were
numerous small abraslous and scratches over the face
snG anu t%oregar wounds on lower p, al of them prob
adorable congestion OF the membranes OF the brain tho
h nrain was otherwise normal The lungs
| healthy, containing no water and were fairly
| wen nllod with air. Heart healthy and con.
| tanned but little blood Small Gunntity OF
reddish lnld In both ploural cavities The
healthy and contained small quantity of partially ii.
kcste food. The post mortem on did not re-
veal the cause or manner OF death.
T. MITcnEL PRuDDEs
| THE CHI MICAL ANALYSIS.
The report % DIR. Chtendcn OF the Sheffield scontGc
School, was read. 1t follows:
| To he COrOner'sJ ,ny West Haren
nave made II careful chemical examination OF the
various organs OF the body OF Jennie t'rlm,r md
find. the subioincd summary shows cousi,rrahIc
quantities OF arsenic: Stomach and rsophagls
one hundred and nftyeight onc-thonsandths gram
kidney, twenty-nne one-thousandths grain: heart
twcnty-eght oue-thourandths grain lungs, ono thou
lhestnes three hundred and fourteen nc-thousandhs
grain brain, twenty-five one thoustndths grain
oa a., teh-thousandths grains OF arsenic II evi
ucn rom lhcse results that arsenic is contained Ia al
parts at the body and In such quantity would Indicate
| probable fatal dose Respectfully yours.
X. IL. CHIrTENDEN."
Mr.. Bolman stated that he had learned from dr. chit
tcnden what was the sma Hest dose OF compatible
with life this from two-tenths grains inward ac
| corting to custom in the II.
Inc jury went into executive session D. III. and
turned the following verdict AT little after o'clock
| night:
STATE or CoNNEcucUr, Town orr
mn ORANGE, Sept. 3, 1881.
panelled and inquire OF the cause
ana manner OF death of Jennie T.. Crarner, late
and the and manner which was unknown. hav
ing viewed tne BODY OF said deceased and considered