Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-12

j. Morning Session. Court opened at 10 o'clock. The cross examination of John A. rLovejoy was resumed by Mir. Blydenburgh Won't you please state the time Mir. Love
 joy, vixen you saw James walking with 6 lady on Temple street?
 It was on Friday, August 5, between 12 and 1 o'clock.
 How then can you be sure that it was be
 tween 12 and 12 Twas in Maines dining rooms about 10 min
 utes before 12 o'clock. left about 20 minute past 12 o'clock. -.. ... ... .r.. Did you hear the bell strike ?? did; it was the City Hall bell that ] heard, rthink. Ars you sure? cannot be positive, but am quite sure be- cause I heard the noon whistle blow Cannot tell what whistle it was. Do you recollect distinctly that you were at Maines at breakfast on that morning as you testified yesterday? feel pretty positive about it. Why is it that you speak of the uncertain ty owing to the lapse of time? Because it is 8 long time since, but was boarding there at the time. Did you testify about the bells and the whistles at West Haven? l Think did, but am not sure. Mir. Blydenburgh continued to question l the witness at length for the evident purpose | of testing his memory. Have you'not read over your testimony I since you gave it at West Haven No, sir. Have you not talked over the matter ot your testimony since yesterday? No, sir. Now, MT. Lovejoy, can you recollect any person that you spoke to on Friday, the fftt ! of August
 To the best of my knowledge I spoke te Mr. Blakeslee's family. Can you positively swear that you met any | living person in the known world on that | day2 Yes, met myself (Laughter) You, did. Anybody else that you can posi- lively swear to having met '. I Yes, Mr. Hurlbut and Mir. Manion. vii swear also that I met Clarence Blakeslee about 2 o'clock In the afternoon. - You testified in West Haven that you | thought you could identify the persons you l Saw on the Green, did you not ? l might have so testified. How long after the finding of this body did | you tell of seeing these parties on the Greeni It might have been three or four weeks.
  Think it was MT. Blakeslee. That is al, ,said Mir. By denburgh. R direct by Mir. Doolittle-I was employ ed on Long Island by Mir. Blakeslee in build ing a railroad Did you mean to be understood that you went back to Long Island the second time after you returned on July Both P Mir. Jones objected to the form of question as leading the witness. Ii I.%.1a alo kIaL 1,o had the right to ask the question in the form he had. --E-.' Tho court ruled that the question was a proper one.
 Witness answered that he did not mean GO be so understood. - He proceeded to explain, but was stopped by Mir. Doolittle. A recess was ordered at this point. After recess george Audley was called and in reply t~M Mr. Bush said: I live at AS Ashmun street. My business in Aug ust last was that of a hack driver 1 was employed by my father at that time, who kept livery stable on Lincoln street. His office was on Trumbull street between Whit ney avenue and Lincoln street. The office occupied by dwelling I know James Nal ley. Attended Dwight street school with him. I saw him on Trumbull street on Fri day, August, 5th in front ofmy fathers office about o'clock in the afternoon; was sit ting on @ wagon in front of the office; he
 anne down Trumbull street walking hepassed me about three feet away, and between me and the office;I looked at him as he was cross ing towards me and I looked back at him after started he was not alone; lady was with him whom did not know I noticed she had four rings, two on each hand I should judge the lady was about twenty yearsNof age. When did you hear of the death of Jennie Cramer?
 On Saturday, August 9th.
 Cross-examination by MT. Blydenburgh. ~ Where were you when you heard of the death of Jennie Cramer?
 I read it in the Union newspaper was coming to the office and read it on the way.
 Will you describe the direction of streets on the points of the compass of their dlrec- tion2
 Witness described them as requested.
 You say you know James Malley where had you seen him last before this?
 I saw him on Chapel street inside of two weeks, between Orange and Church streets.
 When did it first occur to you that you had seen him about two weeks before that Fri day?
 It occurred to me week or two after.
 Can you tell who you met on the street week ago today?
 met several, but cannot tell their names now. -
 How long had it been previous to this time you speak of?
 think 1t was on the Thursday before.
 Have you ever told that before?
 No, sir.
 Where did you see him2
 On Chapel street going from Church to Orange.
 Why did you say when I asked you when you last saw James that it was about two weeks before?
 I said within two weeks. T
 Dld ou notice how this girl with James Malley was dressed |
 No, sir, did not notice. |
 Did she have on light or dark dress
 I did not notice.
 Did she wear gloves or mitts?
 I cannot tell.
 What kind of hat did she wear?
 I cannot tell only that it was broad brin- a,ol hak