Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-05
Mrs. Cramer's testimony resumed.

Mrs. Cramers testimony resumed.
 The last letter read before recess, written by Jennie was marked exhibit F. Mrs. Cra- mer was now led to identify another letter she found in her daughters effects. It had the Edward Malley store heading and was from James Malley to Jennie Cramer. It was marked exhibit G and MT. Bush read it as follows:
 NEW HAVEN, July 23, 1881. Dear Jenny-By you faying you cannot go with us tomorrow you have disappointed us very much and have broken up our itte party for tomorrow, as we expected have such good time, but you say you have friends from out of town will you not go with us in the evening, as you say you cannot go with us in the day.
 Yours etc., J.M. The next letter, after being identified and before being read, went through the usual inspection by counsel for the accused. It also had the Malley heading and it was mark ed Exhibit H. It read:
 NEW HAVEN, July 24, 1881. Dear Jenny-You have indeed disappointed so much that afraid that the same party will not have the pleasure of meeting again. as Miss Blanche may leave town before your return Walter has just started up t, his house for the team and will feel greatly disappointed at his return to find your letter the word stating erased) saying you cannot join us this evening, so much so that I fear ii we wish to make party up again. am afraid we will going out of town this evening and oln our par ty? Do Lot say no, but lot your answer be yes: ,-
  P. S.-f you join us you will please call for Blanche at 6:30.
 On the same sheet is some writing which the witness identified as the writing of her youngest daughter. It reads:
 Dear sir-I am very sorry you so disappointed, but daughter left N. H the 4:13 train for New Britain and will return Thursday morning.
 Respectfully yours.
 There was no signature
 The witness said that her daughter wrote ok1 >1rT fo To,,, o1 leys note. This was copy of the original note, which was written upon 8 separate piece of paper.
 Another letter was introduced as exhibit I. After being identified it was read. There was no date. It reads:
 If you will call on Miss Blanche this afternoon as soon possible, and let her know where and what Ii. we shall meet you for drive to the sea M shore your house do as 1 told you to do.
 Yours in haste, J. M Mrs. Cramer identified another letter hand ed her by Mir. Doolittle' and marked exhibit K. It had the Malley heading and bore no date. It reads:
 Dear Jennie
 fee, very grateful for your kind answer and feel very sorry things has turned out they have. Wal ter has received telegraph from his lady friend ing she cannot come to our city this evening count of si kness, hich mixes things all up again ; but 1he next time will take care nothing of Ehg kind shall occur again, for I shall make engagements agaiu until see her in our city. Hoptng you will oot blame me for anylhing as have done everything in my power to have all parties meet.
 Truly yours, J. M. Witness identified the letter, exhibit L. It had no heading or date. Mir. Bush read it as follows:
 Dear:
 will call upon you this evening at about o'clock. Let me know by bearer if you will be at home.
 Respectfully yours,
 3U;t4o,, ot 41,o yUo,4 uouo,, !, or;,,o, b,, Tor oner Bollman, at the bottom of the sheet, WAS:
 Admitted by James Malley to be written by him three to six days after the ride to Buell's; his first letter'' This appendix was not read by Mir. Bush yesterday afternoon at the request of Mir. Jones.
 Tha next epistle, also without heading or date, was recognized by Mrs. Cramer and was marked exhibit M. It was read as follows Miss Blanche is stopping at the Tontine and would no doubt be pleased to see you.
 Yours, &c., J. Malley The next letter was not signed by anyone. Mrs. Cramer recognized the note, which was then marked Exhibit N. Mir. Jones said he expected it would have to be proved that it was written by James Malley. It was brought to the Cramer home by little cash girl from the Malley store. It was read by Mir. Bush, as follows:
 If you will overlook my audacity in requesting your company pleasure trip to Coney Island leaving by tonights boa and overlook the lateness this invitation, will feel honored by your consent to come. We will meet Walter and his friend and re- turn Monday morning at oel0nk. If your answer answer is yes meet me on the co ner of Temple and Chapel streeIs at 1O:30 this evening. Witness next recognized eight envelopes found among Jennie Cramer's papers. All were addressed to Miss Craner excepting one, which was addressed to Mrs. Cramer They were business envelopes, on them being printed, After 10 days return to Edward Malley, New Hay en, Conn.," MT. Doolittle sad that they were evidently l all in the same handwriting. On one of the l envelopes was some writing MT. Jones in | quired what it was Simply the address of gentleman in Meri 1 den, said Mr. Doolittle. Let's see it, said Mir. Jones. After an inspection one of the lawyers said l something about the name being that of | clergyman.
 You said he was clergyman, not l, ex claimed MT. Doolittle.
 Here are three letters, next said Mir. Bush, supposed to have come from Blanche Doug