The daily gazette., 1882-06-14
THE TRIAL AT NEW HAVEN.
Hearing of the Celebrated Case Resumed
After Long Rest-James Malley's Move
ments on Friday Night.

| Hearing of the Celebrated Case Resumed
After Long Rest-James MalIey's Move
ments on Friday Night.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, June 13.-Three o
James Malley's sisters testified to-day il
behalf of his alibi-Miss Claire Louis
Malley, Kate Malley and Mrs. Lizzie NJ
Wolfe of Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania. Thel
stories are substantially the same as they
told at the preliminary hearing last veal
and in substantial accordance with the test
! mony of the other of the James Malley
alibi witnesses. Miss Lulu's cross-examina-
ton was resumed with the opening of the
court, Mr. Bush conducting it. She recalled
q corroborating circumstances in aid of the
| alibi. She said that about 730 O'Clock on
Friday night, August 5, car conductor
named Barnes was in the yard with her
father, and she recolected that her brother
James was at that time in the Malley sitting
room and asked who was with his father.
When Mrs. MallOy came into the house
Lulu heard James say "Good evening" to
her, and he asked Mrs. Malloy if she had
seen him driving on the avenue the day
before. Mr.. Dolittle, when this statement
was originally made, inquired significantly
why james should have made such a re-
mark when he did not see Mrs. Malloy
Didn't you testify before the Coroner at
West Haven that James went to bed at o
O'Clock that night % was asked
"Yes," said the witness, "but corrected
myself before the jury"
care you as certain that you did not tes-
tify at West Haven that you saw him Friday
morning as you are of anything else you
have testified to n"
eyes, sir. / did not see James Friday
morning and did not testify that did,"
Mrs. Wolfe, who was Miss Lizzie Malley
at the time of the preliminary hearing, testi-
fed that she lived at her fathers home when
Jennie Cramer's body was found She saw
her brother James at dinner and between Z
and 7.3O O'Clock on Friday night. She saw
him again when he entered the kitchen.
where she was preparing supper. James
asked her before supper TO have water
warmed for his bath, and between 0 O'Clock
and $50 she heard him in the bath room and
was sure he was there. She heard James
call to Lulu for towel. About 10 O'Clock
she saw James shaving himself He was
standing by gas-jet About II O'Clock
there was trouble about towel being
thrown, which awoke her, and she heard
James say something about fshwife.
About 2 o'clock on Saturday morning,
August q, she heard james call for mos
quito-netting, and she went In and turned
out the light in his room. As early as $50
or O'Clock the next morning she awakened
him. She also saw him go out of the gate
after he had eaten his breakfast The wit
ness covered the ground previously gone
over about August 1.
The cross-examination elected no special
point, except that, while the witness could
recollect the events of Thursday and Friday
of the eventful week, she could not testify
with certainty to any other Of the evenings
of the same week. Miss Katie C.. Malley,
another of James sisters, testified precisely
as her two sisters had done about the events
of the time for which it seems necessary to
establish James Malley's alibi. She did not
conclude her direct examination up to the
hour of adjournment. Lawyer Cassidy was
not in court to-day, but is expected to-mor-
row. Juror Lovejoy, whose illness caused
the adjournment, still looks feeble, but his
physician thinks that he will be able to sit
through the trial. He is scarried back and forth
between his home and the court house in a
carriage furnished at the States expense
The days proceedings were on the whole
dull, although Mrs. Wolfe became little
excited at Mr.. Bush's cross-examination.
Blanche Douglass appeared in close-fitting
new oliye-green dress. She was smiling and
apparently contented. The Malley boys
were in good spirits, and Walter predicted
that the case would close in ten days. Part
of the day woman with a skye terrier dog
stood and listened to the testimony.