Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-19
Afternoon session.

Afternoon Session. At the opsning of the afternoon session the cross examination of John A. Lovejoy resumed
 He testihed follows: I have not talked with any
 body since about this case; slept at home on
 Friday night August 5th slept alone went to bed
 about half past 10; in the house about five min
 utes before went to bed did not see anybody when went in I recollect looking at my watch when I wound it up to what time it ; certain it was about 1030; got my supper at MT. Hales at Savin Rock on Friday night. August 9th think
 only got my supper there once during that month ; | was waited on by young of darkish con- pIex1on, but cannot say whether he had mustache not think he had beard but cannot say; think
 went to New Haven on the cars and on arriving there | went home Judge Blydenburgh continur at con- | lection and credibility of the witness. On concluding Judge Blydenburgh said to the wit
 that he-hoped he tha witnessl would not leave
 town until the testimony in this case Is concluded Miss Louisa c. Valley next called and identi-
 vile horse railroad as the person she saw come into the yard with her father Friday evening" August l'5th.
 Howard c. Barnes next called and sworn. He | said: am conductor on the Fair Haven and West
 and August recollect the day when first heard of ! the death of Jennie Cramer which Saturday August 9th was not in the yard of James Malley
 ST., the evening before that Saturday; had been
 in his yard previous to that week ooce; think it the week before heard of the finding of Jennie Crsmer's body; it was about 6:42 p. MT Malley
 invited into his yard to look st the plants saw Nos
 watering the plants the plant looked at ly ebout twenty-five feet from the walk. the
 west side of the entrances stad about ten minutes; | have met the lady that testified last on my car
 since that time met MT. Malley and his daughters Jennie Cramer's body.
 Yes, had conversation with them about my being
 whalley winthrop avenues the ladies went inside
 and sat down and MT James Malley ST.. remained on
 received from you and see that you would help you could. but that ~as the night" T had rvifh James Malley ST., alone.
 the night said no. ''Mr. .Maey it was not not
 there that night" He then called of his daughters
 who is in oour and asked her if she reoollected
 and she said ''I do it is the that in the
 yard with father the other young ladies did not say
 ana reooiieet this as they wanted somebody beside
 their family to testify 10 Jimmy being st home
 that night he said Kittie oBrien was there and
 said if that is so you establish W alibi without Mr. Maiiey did not say to me that he thought would testify that Jimmy home that night or
 do not recollect anything further that was said to me on that car by MT. Malleys daughter. I have been in MT. Malley's yard three times fore the finding of Jennie Cramers body: the next time went to leave the note had written to MT. There is not the least doubt my mind that when
 to at the plants it not the evening of
 On the cross examination witness said he was cer-
 tain on Saturday; August 9th, about noon, that he had remained certain ever since It was in reply to A conversation with MT. Malley that I wrote
 the note don't recollect that have stated to anybody that did not know what day it was that was in Mir. Malley's yard have never said that I c uld not tell whether it Thursday Friday;
 spoken to by representing the State ted about the conductor being in MT, Maleys yard to look at the plants it MT. Bollman that inter viewed me- and st the same time man who gave his name Wood Yes will swear that did not tell Miss Lizzie Malley that would take my oath that it either Thursday or Friday of that week that was in her fathers yard
 The letter written by witness MT. James Malley Gr was produced and identified by him as the he wrote.
 Mr. MaIIey but will if you will give a chance From what said to Mir. Malley thought he might subpoena a witness.
 Judge Bydenburgh then read the letter of witness to MT Maliey in which he expressed the earnest prayer that he (alley might succeed in getting out of his ssgreat trouble" He also expressed doubt about the time he was in the yard, far Thurs day or Friday, August 4th and 9th, are concerned.
 Continuing witness said that he was satisfied when he wrote the letter that it not Friday August 5, when he Was in the yard, and always having been friendly to MT. MaIley he wanted to "let him down easy"
 After farther sexamipation by the defense the witness was excused
 At 4:35p. m. MT. Boil nan announced that they had no other witnesses present He said the State might desire to introduce another witness Wednesday morn ino and they might not desire to present any more
 He advised the defense be prepared with witnesses for the sur-rebuttaL Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock