Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-25

his aids hardly knew where to stow all of them away. There was large number of
 prominent gentlemen of the city present.
 The young Malleys had several relatives
 from abroad with them, and Mir. Edward
 Malley and James Malley sat with Walter and James also. Morning Session. Court opened at 10 o'clock The first witness called was Mrs. Mary
 Jane Clark. In reply to Mir. Fox witness said she lived at 35 George street. In August l last lived at 136 Liberty street I was at
 savin Rock Thursday August 4th, went l about o'clock from the corner of George
 and Meadow street on an excursion horse l car My mother and sister were with !;
 we went to Railroad Grove first and then
 went to the Rock" below the grove; we
 stayed at the Rock perhaps hour or two
 hours or longer; there was @ picnic at the l grove that day; I saw Dr. Carnody and i talked with him ten or fifteen minutes; stay
 ed there until about o'clock; met my sister
 and mot her between 6 and o'clock and | then went back to the Rock; met young | lady when we were going back. | Now state what there was peculiar about l the young lady? l I noti ed she looked very pale; her hair was banged she wore light hat that set 1 well back on her head wore Q white dress 1 with peculiar waist. ] Describe the waist It was one of these yoke waists, not cut 1 squarely and was of lace the sleeves were | cut quite short. ] State if there was feather on her bonnet and what kind of feather it was? l There was a light feather on her bonnet. 1 Were you shown the clothing of the dead 1 girl at West Haven? {? I Yes, sir after I had described the clothing
 I was shown it and recognized it as the cloth | ing that the lady wore on Thursday, August ! 4th The dress, overskirt and hat were I shown me. Was there picture shown you in the court | below? Yes, sir. Whose was it i? 1 That of the young lady I met at the Rock,
 although the dress in the picture was differ ! ent.
 l Cross-examination by Mir. Doolittle. The witness was questioned as to what she ] did at the Grove when she went, who she | conversed with, the length of time she was
 there, &c. The attorney also ques toned wit
 ness closely as to the sty yle and material of the l Gress.
 ] Mir. Doolittle-Did you testify at West l Haven that you sent your brother inlaw to buy Union of Saturday after Jennie Ora ! mer's death :? l I so said, but testified that only read a
 part of the case in regard to the finding of l the body. l Mir. Doolittle-That will do. On the re. direct Mir Fox produced pho tograph of Jennie Cramer and asked witness I if she recognized the picture as that of the | lady she saw at the Rock. l Witness replied that she did. The next witness called was Miss Ellen I Carroll, sister of the last witness. In reply l to MT. Fox she said she lived at 33 Oak street
 and had resided there since she was child. State where you were on the 4th of August l last.
 1 I went to Savin Rock with my mother and sister. Went on an excursion car from the ] corner of Meadow street and Congress ave- | nue. Witness detailed her trip to the Rock, which was simply corroborative of the evi ! dence of her sister, the previous witness. | At ll:4O recess of five minutes was or dered After recess Miss Carroll continued her di rect evidence, but no new facts were brought | to Eight. l On the cross examination by Mir. Doolittle witness said that she was certain she went to Railroad Grove beforr going to the Rock She said she was certain that the girl she saw olu nod wear 0 spanish lace scarf. The next witness called was Fred. c. King ! In reply to Mir. Blydenburgh witness said: MT. B.-Where were you in August last? I I was clerk at the Branford Point House | Were you there on Saturday, August 9th :? I was When previous to that did you see Walter ! Malley?
 It was on the Friday evening previous, about quarter past nine o'clock there was | a lady with him did not know the lady. Was there bookkeeper employed at the hotel? | Yes sir; his name was Fowler. l How do you fix the date as Friday? ! From seeing the names of the Malleys con nected with this case in the papers. How do you fix the time as 6 quarter past
 nine o'clock on Friday? had been out to ride and looked at the | clock when I got back. MT. Blydenburgh here produced the hotel register and asked witness if he saw the
 names of Walter Malley and Blanche Doug l lass on the book. l Witness replied that he did He then pro- ! ceeded to read the names as recorded. | Was there any instance that called your at- tention to the fact of Walter Malley being at Branford Point on that night :? | Yes, it was the overcharge of two dollars and I said the money should be refunded. l Were you there when Mir. Malley came to
 the house or when he entered his name on the register? 1 No, sir. ! Where were you last winter? I was clerk at the Grand Central Hotel in l Newtown. Did you know Benjamin Brady? Yes, sir. You may state in your own way any con- 1 versatlon between you and Brady. l About two weeks after Brady was dis 1 charged he came to the hotel slightly intoxi- cated and called me out. He said he had a proposition to make to me whereby I could
 make $50. told him to go ahead and state l it. He said when went to New Haven next l time if I would approach MT Malley, ST., 1n
 8 quiet way and intimate to him that he would leave the State for $500, I could get l the amount and he would take half. He said he was an important witness for the State l and had nothing against the MaIley boys. I | replied that did not care to enter into any I business engagement of that kind, and if he l thought his testimony of so much value he l could see the Malleys himself he spoke about keeping it quiet. Did you have any other conversation with
 him about anything of this sort? | No, sir. 1 Did you tell Brady that James Malley want
 ed to see him at the jail or that anybody | wanted to see him l No, sir. Did you at any time communicate to any | body for the defense before the tr1al as to
 Brady's proposition to you? Yes, sir; 1 told you and Mir. Fox. How long ago did you tell us this Objected to by MT Doolittle.
 ''rhat is all, '' said Mr Blydenburgh. Cross examination by Mir Doolittle How many times is Walter Malley's name
 entered in this hotel register? Three times. The first time was July 29th, 1881.
 Did you see those names written there? No, sir.
 Do you know whose handwriting it is?
 Walter Malley so far as know.
 When was the last entry?
 August 9th, 1881. It reads ". E. Mafley,
 New Haven, Miss A. Douglass, New York.
 In whose handwriting is this last entry?
 The bookkeeper's, think.
 When did you leave the Branford Polnt
 House
 On the last day of August
 Where was the book when you left?
 In the hotel.
 Who kept the hotel?
 Silas D. Whitney.
 Where is he now?
 I don't know.
 Did you see the register after you left the
 hotel?
 Yes, sir, I saw it when I testified at West
 Haven. went to Branford and got the reg
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