New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
was yesterday visited by 1000 and 5000
people
THE NEW-HA YEN TRAGEDY.
NOTHING CONCLUSIVE YET DISCOVERED.
TIE FINDING OF THE PIN CAUSES SOME sPECUIA-
TION-WAGON TRACKS TRACED

TIE FINDING OF THE PIN CAUSES SOME SPECULA-
ToN-wAGON TRACKS TRACED
lFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
NEw-HAvEN, Aug. 24.--The statement re-
gardng the pin found Jennie Cramer's hat by her
mother has produced considerable commoion here to-
day The article described by Mrs. Cramcr is Jet
pin set in gold, horseshoe in form with bellshaped
or tullp-shaped attachment. This pin, Mrs.
Cramer said yesterday to THE TRIBUNE cor
respondent she was sure she on James Mallevs
tie when she called on him at the store on Thursday,
August 4 Attention called to the pin at the under
taking establishment of stahl Hegel, where the body
OF Jennie was taken The pin fell to the floor from the
hat, and no special notice taken of it, Coroner Boil
man and Dr. Painter learned from Mrs Cramer that the
pin did not belong Jennie. Mr. Bollman secured the
pln and gave Mrs. Cramer strict injulctions to say
nothing about it, In consequence it surprise to
those engaged in working the cew afforded by it
when the matter made public to-day. The
history and bearing of the pin have been
closely followed to-day James Malley, jr., denies
having such pin He said to-day the only pin he
had had for years the one he the jail
mosaic stone mounted in yellow gold attached to a
long PIN Mr. Bollman is not communicative the sub
ject he has the pin in his investigating
carefully the clews connected with it.
The authorities also investigating certain carriage
or wagon tracks found Savin Rock Beach day
after the discovery OF the body They still partially
visible and lie near the Malley bathing and boat
house. Edward Malley has cottage Beachst which
n
Townsend, lawyer, of New-H Haven it lies some forty
rods east of the spot where Jenncs body was found
The tracks discovered show that wagon with one or
two horses attached passed just east the first small
bathing house. around back of the four small ones and
out again between the fou til and the large one This
a very unusual place for a vehicle to 90 into and re-
qures close driving for passage. The wheels of tho
vehicle grazed the planks leading To the boat
houses, and the marks made were perfectly
plain for a day two after the finding OF
There c1e eorIy hiatt n
horse or horses had stood little time as the sand
was well paved
In following up this clew Mr.. Bollman last night in
company with Detective Rcillcy, of New-IIaven and n
locksmth by the name of john j. Dinnan of this city,
visited the batiughouses last night entered them ALL
and examined them closely tisrcpored that they
something which will of value in tracing their
cews Wha this is cannot be learned
Two important witnesses appeared to-day. They re-
fused to give their say what they knew until
assured that the woud not be given to the public
Ihey are of high respecabillty and is understood
shore on the evennl Friday nigGt Thew sSd WGTc at M e
arrived there about o'clock in the afternoon, and re-
the Rock several times once in the afternoon and
,iee @ Times III the evening" We could not have mistaken
her for year or more There several people about
saw her She wns r%3 Soa say @ Ine ,lst ui9 we
we nave recollection of the color mustache
or whether he had a mustache at all. He dark
p eGmpcI]ioned ] man and rather stout-built. This
suoflly before we came hOmc.'
" Do you know James aud Walter Malley ~ they were
80, " Very well indeed they replied "we did not see
either OF them on the shore that afternoon evening.
We do not think they there although il Is possbc
we were there so long 1t seems IA If we would have
The story is revived to-day concerning a washwomnn
VINO saw BOAT put on from the beach early saturday
morning or Late Friday night with who returned
without their mustachcs 1t is an illustration of some OF
The hearing of blanche Douglass for perjury up
agaln before Justice Booth Tomorrow morning at
o'clock There is flood of CramCr literature out oday
consisting chiefly of maudlin poems " "''