New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE NEW-HAVEN MURDER CASE.

FIVE ADDITIONAL JURYMEN oBTAINED YESTERDAY
FULL JURY EXPECTED BY NOON OF TO-DAY
VARIOUS RUMORs.
lFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, April 19.-The attend
ance at the Maley trial larger to-day than yester
day. one hundred and ten summOnses were served
last night and five jurors selected to-day who,
with the three yesterday, make the number OF
jurors eight one hundred sunmOnses will be served
before the court opens tomorrow morning, and the i'm
preston is that the jury will be completed by AT
tnehnorning there little worthy OF note. The
Malley boys, they filed into court looked more
unconceIned than yesterday. and throughout the
day lolled about their chairs. laughed with each
other and occasionally smiled at the idiosyncracies of
some OF the Jurors. Blanche DOug iss dressed in
the same manner that she yesterday she sat
throughout both sessions directly back of her counsel
and out Of sight of the spectators whose staring yeser
day seemed to be appreciated than dsiiked
During the examination of those who had been sum
moned as jurors some amusement was occasionally fur-
ntshed the spectators and the counsel
Lewis c. Cassidy, OF Philadelphia, was IN the court
room today aud is said that he has been retained for
lanes Maley The presence OF Pinkeron detective In
the court in conversation with the Dstrict-Attorney
lends to the rumor he is to appear as one OF the wit
nesses for the prosecution.
At present there is nothing in the proceedings to ind
cate whether the counsel for Blanche Douglass
will make cause with the counsel for the Maey
bOy
he pursued by the prosecution and the defence Inc
most trustworthy rumOr is 10 the effect that
the prosecution will urge that the Malley
boys had Jennie Cramer at their house
and had dOsed her with wine; that as that dlu
moi have the desired effect and she still unyiedng
they gave arsenic IN such quantity as they supposed
would supey her. and that the dose proving to De 700
large they concluded BY her appearance that she was d
ing and being Gad To send FOR doctor, they put herin
"A and took her to the WestlIaVen shOre,
rayng her there be found In such way 10 Indicate
that -he had been drOwned the cries heard by
persons that vicinity proving that she not dead
when taken there. IL is stated here that the District
Attorney il In possession OF information from Blanche
Douglass 10 the effect that James Maley bought arsenic
that night and that the attorney VIII he hOle To snow
from witnesses when the arsenic was bought ana that
the kind will tally with that found In jennie Cramers
stomach. . =. =,
The defence, 1t Is said, will admit that the Malley
boys were with Jennie Cramer on Thursday nigh Dut
will claim that she, having been seduced by them and
realizing her ruin her social Ostracsm and tha she nad
thrown herself away. became reno anu III snane
and went TO the pier, threw herselI O'efDoaIu
and WAS drowned or killed herself by taking arsenic
At the morning session jurors anu az the aIter-
noon saon three were selected the names OF the jurors
are as follows: Slas Benhnm, ~ Hampden; Merwn W.
Tutte, OF North Havcn Daniel LoycJoy, OF New iaVen
John G.. Chapman, OF Ncw-liaven; charles Is Cark Oh
beacon Falls George W Woodward, or Bethany; Robert
Gates, OF Derby; Henry Furman, OF Milford