Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-06

perhaps till they passed two or three stores. I cannot tell how far from the corner of the building was sitting when I saw them. When I saw them I stood up at the window and watched them as they passed down the street. The lady with Jennie had parasol l and wore broad brimmed hat. At this point, 12:45, a recess was taken un- | til p. m.
 Afternoon. The cross examination of Mrs. Miller was
 continued, Mir. Stoddard inquiring ! She testified, to Mir. Stoddard's question 1 ing-There is large telegraph pole on the ! corner, and number of wires running ln front of the building in which I live; I had
 to look down through the wires to see her l (Blanche) Jennie was crossing Union street ! when I first saw her her back was towards I me, not so much but that I could see por- ton of her face; Jennie did not look back
 exactly but as Miss Douglass was on the out side she turned her face towards her while | talking to her.
 ! And Jennie Cramer was between you and
 Miss Douglass? Yes. sir. 1 You knew of Miss Cramer's death Satur- 1 day at i p. m.? Yes, sir. | Did you speak of Miss Cramer's death to ! Miss Douglass Saturday evening? No, sir, l because was not personally acquainted with her.
 Did you sit at the same table at the Austin | House at meals? Yes. sir. | Mir. Stoddard, rising and addressing wit
 ness emphatically: Mrs. Miller did you not know at the time you sat at the table with Blanche Douglass that | she was the lady who was with your friend on Thursday? did not know it till after ! ward.
 Do you remember testifying at West Ha ven that the first knowledge you had of Blanche Douglass was in reading the Sunday papers? No, sir. 1 Mir. Stoddard read to substantiate his ques- ton.
 Did you then know that it was the lady ! you had seen walking with Jennie /? I knew it Saturday evening Did you visit Miss Douglass at West Haven? Yes, sir. I know it was last sum- mer at Deputy Sheriff Peck's house. I think MT. Hull, the grand juror, took me. He took me to see if she knew me and I knew her. You were not certain till you went there that it was the lady you saw on Chapel street August 4th? Yes, sir. l went because they wanted me to go. It was MT. Hull who 1 wanted me to go He told me he wanted me to go and see lady. Yes, sir, MT. Mattoon went with me-
 Mir S-That's all on our part. Mr. Jones-We will ask few questions if your honor please. Mrs. Miller (Judge Blydenburgh inquiring), do you remember testifying before the justice in West Haven that I could just see the tip of her, that is all? don't know. That was fact, was it not, owing to her carrying parasol? Yes, sir, might have said I could just see the tip of her hat, and that is all but don't recollect. Now in connection with your identification of Miss Douglass at the hearing, did you not say knew it was Miss Douglass from the Sunday papers that it was the same lady l saw at the Austin House? I don't remem- Der about that
 Do you recollect further in your testimony having said that you saw them just after they stepped across the curb on Union street, and that to see them more you should have had to turn your head ? I would have had to turn my head. Yes, l might have said. Il practically had only 8 glance" ;" and that 'Jennie looked higher than the other lady," don't recollect as to other words you have read
 This ended the cross examination. Mir. Doolittle took up the redirect and after more opposition from the opposing counsel as to the form of questions got witness to state what buildings are on the corner oppo- site the Adelphi building. Mir. Doolittle thought it was patent to the New Haven world that the City Market was opposite the Adelphi building and that that fact might be safely assumed in examining the lady. Judge Blydenburgh retorted that if the fact was material it should be proved by the witness.
 Mr. Doolittle to witness-Now on which side of Chapel street was 1t that you saw Jennie Cramer on the morning of the 27th of July? On the same side as our building.
 And on the 4th of August where? On the City Market side.
 Mr. D. (to witness)-That is all. Deputy Tucker will you ask Mrs. Klippstein to come here. The witness is probably in the ante room The witness was ushered in by Depu- ty Tucker and was sworn. MT. Bush in quired of her.
 Witness-My name is Minnie Klippstein reside at 156 Chapel street, opposite the FL liott House; resided there in August last. I have known by sight Jennie Cramer since she was little girl I saw her Wednesday, August 3, about ten minutes to six o'clock ia the afternoon. She was at window in the Elliott House on the second floor, about the sixth window from Olive street. A lady was with her. I saw her Thursday, August 4, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, standing in front of the ladies' entrance of the Elliott House. The same lady was with her.
 Have you seen the lady who was with her since?
 I have not.
 'I mean the lady who was with her ?" re- piled Mir Bush, who was conducting the ex- animation.
 Have I seen her since? No, sir have not seen her since.
 When did you see Jennie next [?
 Thursday evening, at the same window. l Tkere was lady with her.
 What time was this :?
 About o'clock.
 At that time what was Jennie's position
 She was standing, arranging nitts on her l arms. I
 How near the window?
 AS close she could get.
 How long did you see Jennie in the room
 don't know.
 Did you see anybody else in the room?
 Not Thursday evening-except the ladies. There was gentleman in the room Wednes- day evening" between and 9-I don't know exactly, I didn't look at the time
 Where were you when you saw Jennie Wednesday evening?
 I was sitting by my window.
 My window was right opposite. I was at the same window Thursday afternoon and evening.
 You saw buggy in front of the Elliott House Friday evening asked Mir. Bush.
 Yes, sir.
 The defense objected to the question, and the witness said
 saw a buggy there Friday evening.
 Do you mean the Friday before the death asked Mir. Doolittle.
 You mean before the body was found, cor rected MT. Jones.
 Yes, said the witness.
 Did you see anybody get into the buggy?
 I saw lady and gentleman get in
 Did you see anyone else
 saw man standing in front of the pri- vate entrance.
 Adjourned at to 10 a. m. Tuesday.
 Fair Haven.