Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-06-01


from the Woolsey House to Malley's.
Mr.. Fox-Will you speak little louder
we can't hear down here? ''All right said
witness promptly, 'pll give it to you"
Laughter.
Witness lived at so many places that
I can't tell you ALL Yes sir, it began to rain
about 10
And you stayed out there half an hour
with this coachman? When did it stop rain
ing? Idon't know. No, didn't sleep much
that night.
Well, did it rain or didn't it at that other
time? 1t kind of mizzled.
Mizzled? Yes.
Witness-There were seven horses kept ut
the barn. Frank Lyons and Jimmy Healey,
the boys, cared for them.
Was Bohan there? No, sir.
Where does Bohan live? With his wife
(Laughter.)
Witnes here explained what she meant by
bias She meant a barn. (Much laugh
ter.)
Who MIXED the COW? The gardener.
Where did he live? In the cottage.
Where did Bohan live? Same place.
They've got another gardener? Yes, his
name is Smith.
Where's Nellie Sullivan? She's there yet.
They're all there but this German? Yes.
What's his name? (Sounded like Shoe
Stry.)
You came in at o'clock Yes sir; 1 at
tended to straining the milk.
What did you do then [ went up stairs
and walked around for awhile.
Who had tea with you when you had tea !?
Myself. Naughter.)
Bohan didn't take tea with you No, sir.
Where did you see DIR. Ives? At his house.
Which DR.. Ives did you see? The young
doctor.
What time was it Can't tell to minute.
hot oil No
sir.
How do you know it was August 4th? I
saw DIR. Ives that day? It was about 4
o'clock.
stopped at Mrs. Callahan's couple of
hours.
Mr. Doolittle here paused, after the long
| string of questions, for breath.
Then you did see Walter and James at ten
Thursday evening? Yes, Thursday night they
were home at ten.
What did they have for tea +? Chops.i
Witness corrected herself and said she
didn't see them Thursday at tea.
| Mr.. Doolittle here paused again. Resum-
| ing, he said: Nellie Sullivan is well now? Yes,
| sir.
And the rest are all well? Mostly.
| And these two hired boys had rooms to-
gether? Yes. sir
How old are they don't know.
Where were Walter and James that We'd
| nesday night? They got home early, about
o'clock. Walter went after chops one night
to the City market
| Who did he get the chops from wasn't it
| Broschart :? Yes, sir, that's where we usu-
| ally got them. He went for them in the
same horse and the same wagon. Yes, sir, l
| told him we had nothing for breakfast. No,
| he didn't tell me he went to Broscha rts.
Don't know what he did that night. I was
in the kitchen. I saw him there at o'clock
| that night. I heard him talking with the
| boys. That was in the next room to mine ]
| heard the clock strike 9.
You were looking right at him and didn't
know what he said Yes, sir. heard Wal
| ter ask the delivery boy about his (Walter's)
| hat Walter didn't know where he left it.
saw. Walter after that in the kitchen after
some water
Hot water or cold :? Gold.
How did he get it :? In glass.
| What time was that? Didn't look at the
clock.
Mr.. Jones to witness-We can't hear you
| with your hand up
Witness heard Walter going over the house
after that
What time was that p? I don't know.
couldn't be bothering my brains looking al
the clock every minute CLaughter.)
All, the mental task was too great? What
| time did you go to bed that night Don't
| know.
| Were you getting something to eat for
yourself when Walter came down after water!
Yes, sir.
Remember what you had? No. laugh
ter)
When did you next see Walter In the
morning
What was he doing? He and James were
You heard any noise in the house that
| night ? No. sir.
| You heard Walter walking all over the
house? Yes, sir. He didn't come to the
| garrett.
| Oh, is there garrett? Yes, sir.
| Who occupies the garnet ? Nobody but
| the furniture.
Well, we'll leave the garrett out then. At
about half-past Wednesday night Walter
started for the chops
And you heard no noise that night-noth-
| ing to charm your ear? Nothing, only Wal
| ter playing on the piano.
| Mr.. Doolittle paused again.
| Where was James when Walter went down
| after the chops? Don't know, sir.
| You heard no talking or laughing that night
in the house? No. sir.
| Did you hear anybody playing? No, sir.
| Walter came home to dinner on Friday
Yes, sir.
Where was Bohan ? In the barn.
Did you have any kind of light in the
| barn while you were theres Yes, sir a gas
| light
Do you remember what time Walter and
| James were there Monday night? Walter
| was there.
| We're they there Friday and Saturday
nights-both nights? Yes sir. Don't know
| the time they got there Saturday night It
was about o'clock James was there Thurs
day to dinner. They had breakfast at the
house Sunday morning Mr.. Michael Malley
H., kL1-.1 A1a
Where does Mr.. Michael Malley live? In
/ one of Mr.. Malley's cottages.
Where does Mr.. Fair live? I don't know );
he was at Malley's store.
How old is Mr. Tom Fair? He is about
Mr., Fox's age guess (Laughter)
How old is MIR. Michael Malley? From %
to 80.
Well about the same. (Laughter.)
Who was there Monday noon? I don't re-
member.
On Monday night? don't remember
On Tuesday night I don't remember.
How is it you don't remember on those
nights? 1t is not necessary to remember
those nights. Iaughter.)
Laughter) Witness laughed also.
Mr. Doolittle then said he would refresh
her memory and ask her if she heard when
Mr. Ma1ley got home, and when she heard
that Jennie Cramer was dead? Heard of it
on Tuesday in the paper.
Did you hear about it in the house? No,
sir.
Didn't you hear why Mr.. Edward Malley
came home? No. sir, did not know.
Do you remember any other night that
you were not in the barn? I was there every
night. Laughter
And saw the coachman clean the horses ?
Yes, sir. When he gets. through he goes to
his wife.
You visited him between times? Yes, sir
I liked the horses.
You called it horse? Well, if you like
it was mare.
So you bestowed your affection upon the
horses, and not upon the coachman? I went
out there often to have talk.
A pause, and then Mr.. Doo1ittle said,
''That will do'
Mr.. Fox-You have clock in your kitchen |
and one in your bedroom? Yes, sir.
In both places? Yes, sir. That's all.
Witness retired, taking her six feet of /
height and more with her and smiling as she |
departed as if the task had been pleasant.
Fred w. Bishop to Judge Blydenburgh] II
Engaged in the livery business and carriage |
business. Yes, I recollect Aug. 4th; I was |
in Temple street from 1880 to in the even
ing yes, fix the time from the fact trat /
was waiting for horse car and arrived home |
at quarter of nine. Yes, I passed from |
Chapel into Temple and went into Max Thai
heimers. I saw a horse and buggy standing