The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22
THE GREAT MALLEY TRIAL.
TWELVE JURYMEN IN THE BOX AND
READY FOR THE TESTIMONY.
n Juror Disuisscd-A Challenge Withdrawn
md Another Juror NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Indictment-ScenesI In the Court Room.

New HAVEN, April 2l.-There WAS no sun
shine. and the wind blew chill across the Green
this morning. 1t was tho fourth day OF the
Malley trial. There was no change In the APP
pearunce Of the accused. Walter peered
through his glasses. as usual. and James sank
down into his seat with crossed hands. Miss
Douglas. pale and self possessed. sat behind
her lawyers partly yelled and facing the speo-
tators. The father Of James Malloy. Jr.. was
absent Walters father sat between Messrs.
Jones and Cassidy. The latter gentleman
spent the forenoon in reading up on the case.
The court room was comfortably filed. Six
ladies and n little girl riveted their eyes on
Blanche Douglas. but none OF them offered her
a word Of womanly sympathy.
It's better to be safe" Judge Granger terse-
ly remarked yesterday when the District At
torney suggested that. according to the statute.
he was too rigid in excluding Jurors who had
read newspaper reports The Judge acted on
the safety principle this morning by dismiss
ing from tho jury box John @. Chapman Of
New Haven. who denies that he is "A horse doc
tor Chapman had 1Npressed an opinion un-
fhyoraeis to NE Mniieys within the hearing Of
as Juror Both the prosecution and the de-
fenco favored his dismissal. and it Is. said that
noon lie was headed for the river counties of
New York with 2 wagon load of John II. Starins
Chapman out of the box Mr. stoddsrd with
drew Blanche Douglass challenge Of Norris b:
Mix, Hamden ice dealer. MIR. Doo!ittle waived
mans seat in the box. This was evidently
done in accordance with an agreement be-
Mix was challenged by Miss Douglas in her
turn at the request OF counsel for James
Malley. Jr. Sam Jones did not deny this, and
added n1 tnht Mr; Min was challenged under
Ransom Cha,feld. the tenth juror n Bethany
h"ur asr tho soSr opsnsd fhcn wss s
james and BHnche challenged in succession,
Whittier had begun new round Of challenges
before the eleventh Juror was impaneed He
is Robert g. Gates OF Derby. son Of u farmer al
ready on the, jury. Deios iotchkiss, aged 70.
so f 6 I by h h aSyS that he SssEea the
Tho Judge assumed the responsibility and
allowed HIN tog2; The twelfth and last Juror
ingway, q grocer Of East Haven, Walters
father had a long conference with the cousins
i recess until ar NJ Wa ordered A knot OF
friends gathered around th9 cousins. blanche
sat near a rnck window. At Sheriff Byxbee's
around ti by lhe wiinsss stand and out o. hSr
Way Ia avoid meeting the Malley boys. Long
dinner accompanied by tho deputy. they
startol ou; for,a walk. A the Tontinc corner
Weny ' minutes SS in COZ, convaraSn 1thou tat at
tractins the least attention. The Row Horbert
II. Hayden was working in u joiner shop 80
heard. Miss Douglas dipcd with Sheriff Byx-
lee NJ the City Hall restaurant. They returned
observation.
when the court roeonvoned the Judge direct
Mr.. AnketnIl asked ench gentleman to rise as
his name wa called. The Sheriff kent II verbal
tally. When the last name was cni!od the Jurors
they were sworn by the ei,,r-iiyinl God " TO
do their duty. Tho Clerk then read the indict.
inent against the accused:
.ss5r pfH .-Sn rtn.
2Is sSs, o rSi e.. A. d. .he
S"S ~. 9f sS; cs "t our Lord one thousand eight
Tic Gfa,L Jnrors within aud FOR said county Of New
s agS Na s. J J WHIT aas1 ' and G n .S
aS 81 G md m Se o s Sew sy o J and
n fer Of Sl H.iSIs yr w sq' S,P: and
n " ,Hnn " IL NV OH T" viii po., late IL
tlonsht 70, IN snI mprher. on ne fourth iry Of
fssS and rsy 70" tr and on DYER ohfT Gas aud times
ssi ami mo ,.sth DAY Ausg., The same Year With
@ My t an, j"% " IL Fa D: ad
several GHAnuc. If scertain deadly poison called ARISEN
% t sd I s sG s allow dC" IN.
H. said % sT % r S4d and III" ne snSrs
S S0. t%s s . %. sr 81 ysG aa " MS
hn4 Blanche DougiHs H. sSid Jennie orancT dih then
s ant BY mSp " x When at aux s h d Tss
The sl ,ey;r%i qoann 90 -ad ars"nic lnt" her body
GI' IH nHn d,sggr ~ n . e -, Of Which
~ hal, ',ken aud -waIowe,i dow" th- sane, a,
s;fa-gsaa in ne count, SAL G,d M,n ihs jTris
on wh!e1 sixth day Of AUGUST afor said in thc yrar last
st".e.aii ct the county and within III. iYri'dietion
stoT'.sj - tsSe9 snA 'Msow.d down =. atore.sid
\, g." ;rTd qro sss s,n, 4e
aA!ey aud Bsnehe poa.,s'. hor. 'he saii Jennie
pSa:E Hfal1 AMI q ,Hsir @sacs sror-inSass did did
III a"a " as aanst sud yrr III contrary to the
W" il TO- I'D r".s i'GEr1.s %IT% 't,F Ha'S,
Mal-yy, "a! n;anche nsr5a. in ~ manner and
commit IA" ri'nu Of murder in the nrst irgreo
The indictment ID not nearly 80 long rs the
indictment against Mr.. nnydon which is
pigeon holed in tina District Attorneys office
room wa NJ still rs death. Miss Douglas las.
tened her eyes on the clerk The color rose Ia
coupled in the -.ln" breath 1t uuicNly faded
and she became rs whit" and riact rs marble
during the reading, # the hill! He wa- very
pale; Weller recrel through his Elu3rea at the
'frk SIM, ,hrn '.l4is'n lnii,i, me1i.ntIvH mood
taking of testimony VIII begin at 10 o'clock
On Tuesday morning, II" strongly eau
toned 'h"m lgGi! - mixing about the case to
any one. ani SA.d ,hdt It WIS tn.ir duty 10 in
i!Prm III" Court 4 ,@qyb"d. tr..yd t. I,4ik with
he as putlorrd nom H:aiM!t reading news
payer rel ,rt7 q th' trial walter Nt.y lis
toned t. in"sr in'uAtuona WI IN; psr inter
rs'. Va" ,rry were then allu~cd to go their
kDnrs and ~" court adjourned.
OF tue $40 jurors Gated. 1oN We're excused for
cause hy th. tulrt - were Hb-un'o's excused
. ware ats ~ Ni uult excuse . wore thal-
"lErd hr III" state. Il by Miss Douglas ~ Wy
.InInrs and ~ hv water nn!'ey. aud IL WEIR,
Is opted, Ia" BIG .utul5 each receive an aver.
/ HI;c Ot 81 a day. lndS, on the item If Jururs
alone, the state hH' Hlrondy "Nrnud"d over
81 100. II ia u0tr"nr'hy that the Dlelcict At
turn"y prTrnipturIy riiall"nfud every lr>hnAn
declared culnpvtrAt by thr Court and thai ,nr
| defence took e&Ccp'i,us T. every GcrIngp. IT,
nallcy~ ur' Of t'tic "EtJH'tiuu. and Miss
CrAu"r's fNth'r WAS G"ruIn. Il ia u puroiy
American Jury. corurasud mu- - ~ hard-il-tad
and Cod fearing "a moIs. They All look rs
though they hl,! npsSu -cusc. There are twu or
three gray heads huun. them, ai,i two on three
young men. The WAloriiv arc married and
have children. Their pnmcs are;
!. Su.s BVsIiAN. iurcr Of IAludru.
MtRwiN Tt11tF. farmer, ut H0rth Haven.
= ntNIFL lrvl 'OY. mrcha"ir. NoNv li,Nra.
hoHlg, h MA tee d, al'r, liHUdyn.
rUuEs II tt..A Nd r. u aeon RAILS
q Gr1U.r ~. Nu0pWNF ia nu, Z, iS ilmUy.
N"osnr uNIs. iHrm,r b.giy
\. lEsIp tGrNNs. laIHtvf, NItuld.
% GIuEDE ". hurcuuNss farmer. Bethany.
80. l'.spi iuNI IIp iNu,f, hr,lgny,
~ HHmlt II. t,~"s. former u, rilN
~ SruttN li"nNCN'N, vrocrr, lnsi Haven.
EN.Guy. Hubbard OF Connecticut and the
| Hon l., VI. Huhharl who. dad the hard work Tor