Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-18
What did you suppose when you went to the iaiL that James Malley wanted to see you

10 you remember distinctly what you Salo to the clerk at the jail and he to you?
 I think 1 do.
 When he came back and told you that James Malley did not want to see you, did you make any reply?
 No, sir.
 Have you been to see any other of the Nal ley family?
 No, sir.
 A recess was ordered at this point.
 After recess the cross-examination of the witness Brady was continued.
 MT. Jones-You testified at West Haven, did you not?
 Yes, sir.
 Was he there when you testified?
 Yes, sir
 Did you have any conversation with Harry Dorsey before you testified at West Haven ?
 Yes sir.
 Did you ask him what kind of hat Jennie Cramer wore just before you testifedT
 Mo-. sir.
 Did you say anything to him about Jennie Cramer before you testified?
 No, sir.
 Bow long had you been at that tent in | Railroad Grove? |
 Three or four weeks before Jennie Cramer | was found dead. I had charge of the place in MT. Balls, the proprietor's, absence.
 Where did you stay that Friday night? I stayed in the tent. There was partition in it,
 Was Harry Dorsey there when you went to bed? No, sir. Did anybody help you take your clothes | off? | No, sir. l Had you drank anything that day? | Yes, I had drank day and evening? | What had you drank? l Lager beer. Don't remember of drinking anything else. i Will you swear that you did not drink any thing else :? never swear to anything positive, I was | drinking lager at the time. If I had drank anything else would have told you: Have you any idea how many times you | drank that day, from 12 o'clock noon until i you went to bed?
 I might have drank seven times, and per- haps not over five times. | Where have you stayed the last three nights In the house where board. ! Was there officer that stayed in the same 1 house with you?
 There might have been dozen officers and I not know it. know I stayed there. Redirect by Mir. Doolittle. Do you know where Harry Dorsey is? 1 I don't know. He started to go to Hart 1 ford.
 Did King tell you what Malley wanted to see you for?
 Yes, sir; when I was before the grand l jury told King that I made statement that when I saw James NIalley at the store he asked me how it would be if he could prove | that he not at the shore that night. I said 1 did not wish to injure Mir. Malley 1 anybody else. King said that Malley would | like to see me on that point. That was the last conversation I had with King on that subject.
 That is all," said Mir. Doolittle 'You may inquire, gentlemen" Mr. JOneS-I don't wish to inquire. | The witness was excused. | Audubon Dam was next called by the State He said he was a telegraph operator and lived in South Norwalk.
 An original dispatch addressed from Walter l to James Maley, care of E. Malley, New | Haven, was produced.
 Mir Doolittle-Do you recognize your writ ing on this dispatch?
 Yes, sir; I recognize D. X. M. as in my hand dwri' ing
 The dispatch was read as follows: l SOUTH NoRwALK August 4. 1 James Malley, jr., care Edward Maley, Whalley ! avenue, New Haven, Conn
 Have received no dispatch rom you Find out and telegraph immediately cramers brothers address or any other ne 8 tome at Gilsey House. WALTER.
 The dispatch was marked exhibit V. l. To Mr. Jones-This dispatch was sent to New Haven by way of New York
 Was it left by gentleman who got of the train?
 Yes, sir
 Would you know the gentleman if you saw him again
 Mo- sir.
 ''That is all, said Mir. Jones' The next witness called was Howard c. Payne. In reply to Mr. Bush witness testi fled as follows: I live at No. A Foote street. New Haven. resided at Savin Rock last August. I kept the bowling alley at or ! Poil Wol& Io1Io by sight at that time I might have known him year previous to August last; think I 1 saw him on the night of August 5th he came to my place and bought two glasses of lager; he drank one and took one away with him cannot tell about the time, but it was in the evening; think I heard 8 man who stood in l the doorway say, ''Come, Malley, let's be going"
 Cross examination by Mir. Blydenburgh
 Mir. Payne can you tell when you first told this story ?
 Mo- cannot tell exactly, it might have 1 been week after think 1 first told 1t to Chief of Police Webster.
 Did you not testify at West Haven that it l was between and ocico}1 when you saw l Walter Malley?
 1 I don't remember of so testifying Did you in your testimony at that time ex- press any doubt about it's being Walter Nal ley?
  It being 12:45 o'clock the court ordered recess until ? o'clock. Afternoon. l MT. Payne's ss-examination was contin- ued by Mir. Blydenburgh The witness testi- fed-I know that my help was in the saloon that Friday evening; they were there on | Thursday and also on Saturday evenings; don't remember anyone else being in there on Friday night; cannot tell what hours I closed up at on any of the evenings during that week; I don't think that I said that when identified Walter MaIley that SUD- posed it was James Malley I remember an ] account being published of an interview with l me by Chief Webster and reporter; I re- member having conversation with you 1 (Judge Blydenburgh) in front of my saloon don't remember telling you that I did not know anything about the case I recolIect talking with you about it'up at Hills Home l stead; l don't remember denying that I knew anything about the case; I might have said so to you and to several others because I did not want to get mixed up in it. there were about dozen detectives and lawyers running around West Haven asking ques- tions don't think that I testi- 1 fed at West Haven that I did not re- ! member Walter Malley being in my place until after read it in paper I thought of l his being ln there as soon l learned that Jennie Cramer dead and I heard that | they (the Malleys) had something to do with it; to the best of my opinion it was Walter Malley that came in; If It was either Walter Malley or James Malley, it was Walter Nal 1 ley; R. A. Emory and Thomas Marvin and l two boys to set up the pins in the bowling l alley were in the place at the time Walter Malley came; Emory was keeping the game 1 party were rolling, but I don't know who they were; I will swear that Emory attended to the business on that day; think that it was in the neighborhood of 12 o'clock when we closed up that Friday night; know that parties were rolling nearly all the time up to closing; the reason I remember this is because it was the night before the | girls body was found don't think I went | away from the saloon that evening; I may have slipped out in the grove as far as the 1 flying horses; went to supper that evening 1 think that 1 went at my usual time; I may | have been late, but don't remember it; I stood right behind the bar when this party 1 (Walter Malley} came in; cannot recall any incident that happened in my place either l Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings l if you can tell me what date the St. John s | 1 picnic occurred I can tell you some incident