Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-17

see de girl good many times before l sew her at de Rock. I saw her soraetilnes in the grocery store aud sometimes on Grand street. Oh I can't tell you how many times J saw her before that night-a good many-about three years. Gaughter) man once pointed the girl ont to 1ne Oh, yas ; she was pointed out before that time. (Laugh- ter.)
 MT. Case-I want to have you tell me who first pointed the girl out to you, aud when and where. No. I oa1l'I tell you that. Wit ness said something further about grocery store and showing Yes, there WAS young man came with her, and some other persons oh, about four or five more So there were six or seven altogether? :? Oh, I can't tei you-i don't know. Daughter Are you sure it was before nine o'clock? l don't know yah, it vas before co--. What time did you shut up that right i Oh, can't tell you sure. It was from 10 to Il o'clock. I can't tell you. I didn't look 1 m at the lime Don't know how long if was
 after they went away that closed up. l How many were there with Jennie Cramer? l We'll l don't know there was some men 1 and some women. I don't know they was
 all mixed up. Daughter 1 was satisfied
 when got my money. (Laughter.) No, ] can't told you what they said. told you that Yes, I furnished the music and took
 the money Yes sir the organ made so l uOlS6 1 GCuiuu ECdL WAoU SASJ o'sANA' Where were you, inside or outside of the circle? Inside you've got to be inside; that is my place. I was as near as from here to that gentleman (pointing to Mir. Dooilttle,
 who explained witness illustration for the edifcation of Mr. Case, some jeu d'espT7t fol- lowing.l
 What time did you take your supper that
 evening? I dake my supper when l get
 home when I gets ready. (Laughter. Oh ses, guess had some people after this party went away. I didn't take any interest
 that way.
 You took the money, didn't you7 Yes
 sir, dakes that.
 Did you see anybody else you knew by
 name that evening? No, that is all. l an
 sure I saw her. No, can't tell you how
 long it was before I closed up; it wa
 an hour. I puts out the lights mineself guess took forty cents in all from one man Was that your price, ten cents apiece? Tel
 cents apiece; that is right. I dink de maj
 who sat with Jennie gave me dollar and
 took forty cents out. Mir Case here excused
 witness, who plodded off out of court in goo'
 humor
 .. Mr. Doolittle-Did the man who paid rid
 on the horse or in the box? Objected to b Mir. Case and admitted by the court, Yes : the man who sat on the horse with Jennl , ! Cramer paid for four.
 Was he sober, the man who paid you? Oh yes. Mo- don't know as I've seen him be fore nor since.
 Recess here took place. Blanche Douglas f conversed with MT. Dow, one of her counsel
 apparently pleasant tete!a tete ensuing. MT. Doolittle at this point informed tn court that owing to the illness of the rest e :, the witnesses summoned for the afternoon had exhausted the supply of witnesses fo the day and would have no more until tn , morning. ''Of course" he added, II could nc ! know that the witnesses would fall Ill. l The court regretted the circumstance. l MT. Jones addressed the court, saying: "C course, your honor, we will have no time a summon our witnesses unless informed bt
 forehaud of the probable limit of the State ] 1 witnesses"
 The court said MT. Jones would be inform A ed in time.
 Mr. Doolittle gave the information at once stating that the defense might prepare t have their witnesses on hand by te~merro' t (Thursday).
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