New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
THE sAvIN ROCK MYSTERY.
TRACING JENNIE CRAMER's MOVEMENTS
JAMES MALIEY AND THE VICTIM SEEN TOGETHER
ON THE FATAL FRIDAY EvEruNG-THE TALK
Apor-r rrrrsu NORTHUMBERLAND APPEAR

NEw-HAyEN, MAY 11.-Threatening clouds
obscured and cast gloom over the scene OF the
Maey trial this morning. Dark and cherries was the
court room and redolent Of waterproofs ana cheap
umbrellas WIS the air within It, The attendance now
ever, was inst as large ever. whether IL was 'ne
weather or the long line Of strong testimony
brought against them yesterday that made
the Maney boys look disconsolate this morn
ing Is hard to say. but they certainly oid
look though they had lost their best and dearest
friends There a palor, too, on James Maleys race
made his sad expression noticeable Blancne
Douglass Is uncOncerned and acts "a though
she thought the whole thing farce and bore During
the crOssexsmnations James often interrupted hs
counsel this morning in order hand him ques-
ons which Thought OF for the witness his ques-
ons always good and confused the witnesses
not n little
The state aii out very careful plan on which 10
conduct the case The Witnesses follow another In
the order Of the story and when as has often occurred
some new name mentioned in the course Of the test
nouy subpoena is Immediately ordered by the Attor-
ney and the person appears the next witness ench
the to-day when the name Of Charles t. "he-
don mentioned
Atthe opening Of tho morning session the crosscxa-
nation ~ Constable John A. IOveoy begun by MT
Bydenburc Mr.. Laveioy said It was on Friday between
10 and O'Clock when he saw James Malley 0nd lady
in Tempe-st. He sure it between those hours
because he in Names restaurant at IL O'Clock He
thought the matter over last night and concluded II was
ten minutes Of 12 o'clock and he had heard the clock
strike He said II the city Hall clock that struck,
but he did not know how many times n struck He
knew It was - O'Clock the bell struck and he
heard the whistles Another raasou WHY he hxsd
the time Sc,,n at 10 rush 1S0cN n %o' MaHe In
a three weeks after the finding o. the body o. the
G Cramcr ne first told Mira Bakeses and then MT
Ball the special constable He stated that al the ue
ne nn redrect eTaninaon the witness said that he did
not intend testify AT West HaveLhat ne retnrheu ~
Long Island after be came ~ NsW,hsveh Oh July "o'
the week before Jennie Cramers body was round.
Georgr r Audev hsckdriver. was the next witness
He said he had known James Maey r., 9y sight I4r
eight or ten years, havng been 70 schoo WIN MN. nc
had seen James Maev in Trumbust on Eriday August
witness sitting wagon in front OF ms tatRer@
Whitney-ave When he first him he was in Trum- |
bnll-t and about eight feet from nm lie Wis N
the COMPANY Of youug lady whose name NE diI nor |
lno she had on four rings. two on each hand Shere-
kl9w, tb bi oil M the time they were in sight The
witness hon ght she about twenty years old on the
saturday following he first heard Of the death OF Jennie
The witness was crosse xamined by Mr. Byienburgh
o-Whcre were you when You heard Of the ie1th 81 |
Jennie Craner Al saw IL in the newsnapsr as was
coming from supper on my way rom the once 10 my |
none on Won saw Won know James Malleyl A.-Yes sir
Q.-When had you seen him ast before this A-Can't
'e15 Where had you last seen him before and about
when An Chapclst. about two weeks before
O.-The lady walking On the sidewalk on frday' |
AUGUST : furthrst from ycul A.-Ies, sir .
O"Yor DON'T know whether she carried parasoli |
How il If then that Won account for your see
ing two rings the girls handl A-Because she Aad
neg p59G1 9P, v Gg nave seen pnraso had had
onel Al don't know; you don't Always sec tAoSe
~ when did YOU tell about these rings first AT
VT II wen where testified
YoH hid real previous TO that time description
of The rings on her hands in the newspapers A-fes
Ne Preyiors to your statement published in the
papers weren't you present at me Tine nuShihoney
wac VINO se was present At thar conversational A
MI Person, MI Hapsadt, Mr Loomls Mr. I"lning ana
20 ODD anyone Of that party suggest mat mention be
made about hush-money' TO Mt. Maliey AR
Persch did but one else.
n Have Won fixed the time as YOU can Al
know II be ore my testuYlug IN Weoi naEsn. ~,
pSS} m%aSi r S.@Ye p.S sir
ba oBnIman you knew acting for the STATED A
o,whom did Persch propose to get "hush-money"
fort A.-For himself. nor for he party:
0o-Did be say now much A.NO, air.
0-;an you tell whom the money "hs 20 pe usu 10
bush A.-Mr. Persch was the only enc VINO knew any
opd yoa testify at West Haven that were told
there coud he money got ont OF A-Perseb told
me there could be money got our Of IT, ,, -.
ON the redrec examr alton lhe witness testlnfd that
Per-ch drummer anu mat Ills character was
~ %r D@oiitIe-Do Won know what the trouble was
Wines understand he stole notebook
O-Now state what the conversation was mar ha ben
-ot I'D 10 A-Persch said he was going 20 see the
Maeys 10 ,ee wa fbs attorney on the other side Mr.
htoo, made ont of the case He said he Went
sT ~ W. and that his SON Waten came his house
NJ o'clock IL. told afierward that be went down
10 -avn Rock to look mp some evidence ,.,, -.
Q-Was any SUCH word as hlsh money useu IN tne
you saw fesch did he say anything you
about the DEAN OF Jennie CraInert A-No SIR tod
A o We did you think of having James Maley
1 1nw about the Mary said: why that
couple passed here the day before .,.,. - D.,
Mr.. Jones-You saJ you aldnt Aho" 'nis maj rei7oH
August o. A.-ltr' SiL'
be TAX ~ himl Ave we're taking lossinsE De-
g1n the conversation by auding to an article IN t9e
newspaper about lady having been browne AT oaVlh
Rock j read the article 70 nm, ,. -, . IL. -. |
O%Was nythlng said by anybody at that time about |
0was anything said at time about his going to
81 an body about the death Of tla glrlf A-NO' SIR
win this man Perscn A.-Seyeral in every week
savinan k. Hull was the next witness He was con
Vile He was acquainted with James Maley last
August at which time he Veu alOns c.e Aii9 % su
Jan s1snt = about twenty minutes after ) o'clock
re was going nom the cry He passed ns car. The |
buggy was black, with side bars ana rsd wheels. ne
dr1TS no aud stopped his fathers house, wnere
Young ndy came and went 10 the buggy He then |
turned around aud came back 10 INC Guy aVng; us
was al the Of the conductors run. ne qls
lance from stoppmg-pace 70 where James M1 ,
was is not more than 800 ieet nor less than 100 teet
The house is farther from the city imam the pace "here
the ear stops moved toward the city about Tue
same time that Maley turned ana drove DacA 10
the city On saturday noon lie Aearu u Tue uea'H oi
Je Ai Ihnrob crosse xanned the witness
O-Do YOU recolect any other persons driving ON the
ros1I tuat iayf A.-NO don't believe DO
Odd YOU state anybody that you saw James NAL
lev on August D A.-NO, Sir a., o., .
O-Hayen't you stated to Mr. Lessey, the ChaPetsI
mar il was Thursday that you saw the carriage,
and not Friday A-NO Sir , ~,
O-Whom did you 1rst tell this story tof AR
Barrett, the driver OF the car. ,,.,. ,..c
Q.-When hiatt A-sa-urday night, AISi ST., q.
G-Iidn't YOU tell MI Lessey tnat IL az Oh flday |
ngntI Ayes, sir, and DC SAID lad better not 20 LOO
O-Afrer this conversation, what was IL you SAID 10
Nj. Lessey Al said wouldn't be sure ap p IT,
U-N hat was the color or the horse A-bi""h'
1ne witness described James Mahey dress. a.,
O-tor how lO3g period OF time uld you see Nun
A.-FOr about three mlAutes ,., -.,.,,
O-WAerc were you When you sa" MIN A-S4lIhs |