The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-04
THE HEBREW GIRL MURDER
4 MIN VINO saw RUBESsTETN AND
the Mid TOG Ether.
The Pair Met In the East New York Road
Cries OF Murder Heard soon Ancrward-
The Most ConViucinQ Of the TesIimony.

The Pair Met In the East New York Road
cries Of Murder Heard soon Ancrward-
The Most Convincing of the Testimony.
In the Rubenstcin trial Yesterday Louis
l'nbenstelu, brother Of the accused muir
derer testified that he saw Pesach on tho dav
OF the killing at quarter past4 Ats O'Clock
he and his father started to 20 to party In Lud-
low street, and let Rubenstein in the house.
Thoy returned botweens and O'Clock, and Ru-
bernstein was NJ home On Sunday Pcsach told
him that he had u dream. He was not able to
tel what the dream was. and when confronted
by hts testimony ON the CorOner's inquest,
where he testified that = sdch bad on Tuesday
told him that at II O'Clock on Monday night he
saw sara In dream, and that sh. told him shc
was wing ten miles ont the city dead, and that
witness began to apolO.ize for tcstifylng be-
Tore the Coroner. Mr.. licach thuudercd out at
him 70 stop. lie talked on, and MIR. Beach
asked the Court Ia punish him Tor hts obstl-
ntN. Tie wttnes-'s relatives watched him
vita painful anxiety.
Solomon Kreamer pcddler. testified that no
went from CYPRESS HIS Cemetery at half-pa-t
O'Clock on sunday afternoon. Between aud
o'clock lie met Nnbcnslein aud young girl In
the road. lie knew that they worc Israehtes.
lie asked Kunenstein where he was going at that
late hour liuhe nstein said that he was looking
for place Tor his cousin. The witness laughed
AZ him. and said that 1t was n very strange hour
to ne looking for n place lie told the eirl that
he would try to Ind place for her, aud that she
could depend on him. He asked her for her
address. She answered Dear man. T. YOU
street. On the third floor" He passed On. and
after he had gone short way. he turned and
saw The man get over fence and - straight to-
ward the cOrnleld. lie waited a few minutes and
went back about hundred Yards and waited
three minutes: then lie heard the girl cry out,
lire Fret Hello, Uepi Ny life l. gone"
He went nome. and the next day these words
kept ringing In his ears. On rueed1y he heard
that there was dead girl IN the lot, and he went
aud saw the body. On FRIDAY last he picked
Ru0en-tein out u eight persons VINO stood up
In "A row IN tho TAIL H. shook hands with Ru-
icnstcin. AM Ruhenstcin said that he didn't
know him. lite asked hin II he didn't remem.
Der that he spoke To lin On the plank road
Ruhenstein nd that 10 didn't know MN any
more. lie felt sure thai the uGn In the Jail was
was the same ON" that he saw On the ulrnh 1al.
When kraemcr recitcd these facts. ltubenstcin
laughed with sumn heartines-. exposing. rs he
did 20, two rows OF teeth. which gave hi- saliow,
ualc face the look Of Ernuiug corpse. Mr.
Mott. his counsel sHid that the defence didn't
care Tor this TESTIMONY, as tucY would show that
the witness was a luu tie.
There are Witnesses To- testify To having heard
the screams OF the girl about the time Of the
murder. The lager heor saloon keeper saws that
krncmer was In his place about two hours. The
father VI q child that was buried In the GENE.
tory says that ktaemer was a. the funeral.