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had brought into oourt,ve submitted to the

had brought into court, were submitted to the witness.
 Continuing, witness said-I recognize the waist cannot say so much about the hat;
 having seen the pictures and seen the dress, I think saw the girl on that Thursday my mother and sister were with me; have no doubt but that it was the girl saw the top of the girls waist and the sleeves of the dress is what drew my attention; was as near to her as am to you, or within three or four feet of her; met her very near Rail road Grove, near the gate which is nearest the Rock; she was coming from the Rock and I was going toward the Rock she was alone. forgot to ask you about her size, said Judge Blydenburgh
 We'll, said the witness, I think am about feet ?, and think she was somewhat taller and stouter than sme. What time was it when you met her It was between and 6, or and o'clock; | it was growing dark know it was not very long after that the lamps were lighted. Witness continued-I first thought of this when I read of her death in the papers; re- marked when read the account that that | was the young lady saw down at the Rock | the reason fix the time as August was be- I cause it was the first day had been down to \ the Rock I recollect that there was picnic l from New Britain on that day. On the cross examination by MT. Bollman \ witness said she lived with her mother on | Oak street; had lived in the same house since | she was born; am daughter of Bartholo- | mew Carroll, deceased first told this story ! to Mrs. Tighe on Grand street, which was on | the same Saturday evening that the body was found.
 No, never met either of the MAlleys to know them until to-day; have had no con- | versation with either of them.
 Yes I have talked with MT. Fox and Judge Blydehburgh about the case; this was at my \ sisters, Mrs. Clark, on Broad street !; have ! also talked with my mother and sister about ! the case.
 1 Counsel continued at length questioning the witness for the purpose of testing her | memory.
 | Mrs. Mary Jane Clark was next called. She testified as follows I live at 39 Broad street 1;
 am sister of the previous witness; did not know Jennie Cramer; have seen her pie ! tures but have not read very much about her I was at Savin Rock with my mother and sister on August f. Witness then con tinued, confirming her sister in her evidence
 about meeting young lady at the Rock dressed in white and the style of her dress, | &c ! The cross examination did not bring out ! any additional facts that were material
 Miss Lizzie M. Malley was next called \ and sworn She testified as follows IT reside with my father, James | Malley, ST., at 379 Whalley avenue i; IT recollect Thursday, the 4th day of ' August laSG WAS aG uOul0 III Gu0 cfeulHS and saw my brother James about tea time, in my cousin Walters buggy; also saw him \ that day at the store, and later at the house when he came to eat his supper; I met him going out of the house to go to the store on ! Thursday after dinner that evening asked him to take Lulu to ride and he did so. Wit ness continued in corroboration of her sister and other witnesses who had previously
 testified as to James Malley, jr.'s, where
 abouts on Thursday, and also on Friday | night Her evidence did not differ materially | from that of the witnesses who had preceded
 her and testified on the same I subject. In addition to what
 had previously been testified to, I witness said that James called to her some
 time in the night to put out her and his
 ' eas as the mosquitoes were bothering him,
 | and he also called for mosquito net, and
 | told him there was none except what father
 ! was using; this was sometime in the night,
 1 but cannot tell what the hour was saw
 l him in bed when I turned off the gas, and
 did not see him again until morning, when
 called him to breakfast did not see him
 l again after that until he came to supper on
 Saturday evening.
 This concluded the direct evidence of the
 witness and it being 4:3O o'clock Attorney
 Bush asked for an adjournment, as he could not complete his cross examination if he com
 menced it.
 Justice Booth ordered the court adjourned
 | until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, at the same time expressing the hope that attorneys and witnesses would be on hand promptly at
 the opening of court.