Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-24

told h1m that ne nad tefG the store; he then went over the other side of the street and got into team; it was Mr. Walter MaIley's team, and the horse was hitched almost op- posite the door on Temple street; when he started he drove up Chapel street did not see him again that night think Walter was in the store after James left and inquired if James had been there don't remember that anybody was with him; should think it was more than an hour after James left when Walter called the reason I think this was Thursday evening is because got dis patch for James that night and receipted for it :; should think it was between and 10 when I got the dispatch; took the dispatch to MT. Edward Malley's residence the next morning and gave 1t to James; should think it was delivered to James about quarter past eight; think one of the servant girls was present when gave it to him saw him at the landing near the kitchen or sit ting room l don't remember who was in the house at that time I went to bed about half an hour after giving James the dispatch.
 Cross examination by MT. Bollmau-My time for leaving the store is o'clock; don't recollect that stopped anywhere on my way home that Friday morning; I may have stopped on my way home and taken a drink, but am not positive.
 Are you married man?
 Sure, am.
 Where is your wife?
 In Ireland, to be sure.- Daughter
 Now will you swear that you did not carry that dispatch in your pocket until Saturday morning before you delivered it to James
 don't think did I feel quite sure I de- ivered it to him on Friday morning.
 John F. Manning was called and said he was employed at Brown, Bolton &5 Go. s; had been employed there as clerk since the 5th of September; I recollect Thursday, the 4th day of August I saw James Malley, jr., on that evening at the side door of Malley's -A.. -1, -1,< InlG past G. heard him inquire if his father was in, or if he had gone. Witness continued in corroboration of the previous witness as to James being at the store and as to when and l how he left the store.
 Patrick E. Early was next called. He said |: reside at the Elliott House am bel-boy and answer all calls also attend to the ladies' | entrance when the bell rings; the door is | kept locked I was employed there on Thurs ! day, August I knew by sight lady stop ping there that they called Blanche Douglass | I did not know Jennie Cramer; think 1t was Wednesday when saw 8 lady go out | with Blanche Douglass think the lady was dressed in white saw the same lady go out l with her on previous occasions. On the cross examination witness said that | it was on the day that Jennie Cramer's moth | CT was there that he saw Blanche and the | other lady go out.
 Mrs. James Kane was next called and testi- ' Il Friday, the Sth of August; that afternoon myself and husband and little girl were at SaEin Rock; we started for the Rock about | 12 o'clock; we went in bathing near the | Rock; then we had supper st Howes' res. | taurant Mrs. Rourke and her two children | were with us; think it was about half-past
 or quarter to when we took supper; after | this we went to the grove where the flying horses are; we rode on the horses once; my little girl was taken sick and laid her down
 on the bench; we might have stayed there l fifteen or twenty minutes; think it was be- | tween half past and o'clock; I know ] Walter and James Mally by sight; did not
 see them at the Rock that evening" think we
 started for home about half f-past o'clock. On the cross-examination witness said that
 Walter and James Malley might have been al
 Savin Rock on Friday night and she not have seen them. She said she was very near.
 sighted
 James Kane, husband of the previous wit | ness, was next called. He simply corrobor, ated the testimony of his wife.
 l It now being nearly o'clock, the question | of adjournment was discussed. The attor neys said to the court that they preferred tc rest on Saturday and attend to office busi 1 ness
 Justice Booth said there would be no court l on Monday, and he therefore ordered an ad journn1ent until Tuesday morning at 1(
 o'clock
 l NOTES.
 Mrs. Thomas Kane was reported as saying
 in her testimony in the case that her child l was months old, which was incorrect She
 says the child is 19 months old. She was the 1 witness who was on the flying horses at the
 Rock and said, ''Oh! God, I am paralyzed, ,
 and who left her husband two years ago come
 next March. She has been fifteen years 1T
 this city.
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