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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

PCsCH la the city OF New York, on the Esd day Of
June, 1876 by the Hon. John Sedg~ lex jude OF the
Superior Court, Anialii Mara Pu@ch from George Y.
Purch. Cause. adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

The Peruvian syrup has cured thousa nds
who were uherlng q om Dys. epsia, DeOlliy. &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

Cristadoro' Hair Dye nets instn ntn neously,
and AINays prOduees the shades aesrel. ~ JOnn 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25
UAKINE INIILLIGE NCE.

Choice full-sized cemetery tots SIP. Halves
ana quarters In proportion. Inquire at 200 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

x 4 hr Ffs whsR Eo,es
John o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

CaIcined Maenesia H. valuable In n long list
OF Diseases but being mDiseibe with water almost
yllueless. MIX OF Magnesia not open to that obJec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

Those Amtctcd with Hay. Rose. and Peach
FEVER asthma, or fever and sgue. car nnu rcei Dy
ltlng Fire Island beach Trains leave Hunters Point
p:35 A. NJ. and $3.50 L NJ. for surf Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25
Would No, be withou,It.

Such 10 the verdict after using ourk's Irish
Tes regulates the system. Costs 20 cents pseksge.
ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

vile good inersns 35c per yard aud up ard Brus.
tels al q Canton mating 2nc. per yard,
HIRAM ANDEiS0N's son,
33i 9Th ay.. between 10Th and 9Th sts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

MINIATURES ALAANAf-rgts DAv
sun rees... 90 sun SETS. "a Moon sets 10 AZ
Hi.H whrER-rnt. DAY
sandy HOOK 10 90 Gov islanu.1l As Hell Gate 1 o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21
For Commissioner.

rss~"e arr authorized 20 annotncs James A. Nc.
''-fis 81 uali TOW n.hia. ~ candidate or Count,
.'orer 10 iis secona Iis,fir;. At the ensuing
.r1-W a1-rqrised g announce samuel y IN. =
,rrrs"t .N lship ior recollection County ,rst.ls.
'aasr io ths sscond District ihs ensuing oc.ob.i
,tn
i..S wss resu'hc-ifeiio announce Harrison Ntrr.a
y HARRISON ,Hwnship ~ reelection IS cc-a.y Com
iss n,r foF ;ae Frst District tie sasains Os,obs-
a. 0n.
k@v-ws az antAo-'gcd 20 arrerr-. wa ". Gresn.
= Nslisen tourship candidate fsr rounts Com
n'sensr, 90 lhs first Dstrei tie susuiag o,.bs
election.
T..-Tc are ,n.s0-is.f --un Tsae-. sha'.r
~ tninl ridge .c~Lsi ssa rs-. ti-- ur iE-r N.
miss ansr ON the ss.ni Dsu b a. he ~. 7f
n-.nnsr .-e.lI-lL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

w ore authorizes 20 lnaounc' Heury A Hal.haus, Of
s'rhrifT" 'eel dip. a. candidate 'og County Geek
q bntois oin'y DE e.sliag . .'obsr election.
We are auihorias-' a. arn.rnc, va vs.. snoaldess.
M Jersrson 'cr rsDip eaaliae f.r Count, Ciefl
ei Dgn'a- cenl'y. AZ he ensuing October eleeticn
les'we ore authorized 10 announce p Gosmaan
= iall township. as candidate tor cosn,s Cit1.. Of
bshois county, ~ The ensuing Ociol sr election
Lse- Ne are authorized - announce Cap .ornsn
FsheT. ~ fst"ka township eandiaat, for County
Clerk Of Dubois county at the ensuing October election
t-ls-Ne are snthorized TO announce wm b. Pirkle.
81 Aad.son township. candidate for Coaaty CierA
q Dnhoi. county. at the erseing October election,
gzss~we ara auihorsrd % snnounce y. Ion Greene
y cambridge township candidate l0r County Clerk
q Dubois county, 'it The ensuing October election.
W. are authorized 70 announce Tom Herbs 81
anhr'Age township. candidate f9s Comfy Clerk
1 q aoii county sffne ensuing O,tab.r pissfic-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21
Ncw Sash ana Door Factory al
Washington, fnd.--tntcr.St-
ing to E.S0ns Intending
10 Build.

Carpenters aud persons intending TO
Luild. will please note the fact, that we
have recently added sash and door
factory TO our hardware business. and
that We are now furnishing our custom
ers with fine sash and doors o. our own
manufacture, cheaper and better than
ever before. We also keep Chicago work
on hand.
Particular attention is given to orders
for store doors, and odd sizes of sash
and doors.
Our stock Of hardware is among the
largest in the State, and builders will
find it TO their advantage TO get their
material OF us. We are having large
lots of lumber hauled us from Jasper.
and persons wanting hardware, agri-
cultural implements, or building mae
ial. can send BY the teamsters almost
ever day. Wetlso manufacture plow-
handles and double s'ovel plows.
June o. SIN. ROGERS & DRO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

FIND Mr.. frank SenninTcr. cf
ferdinand, yrs arrested on last Friday,
and taken before Esquire Droste, for
selling liquor without license. and plead
Ing not guilty, anu calling for /. jury he
was, sitter due trial, iodld guilty in five
cases, aud iincd In each one The State
was Represented by A. ii. Miller, Esq.
and the defense BY O. L. Reinha.d, Esq.
We are informed the fines aud costs
amou tied TO more thrn enough 10 pay
a years license, end chat be .-na lls
other bar IL rers u Eca1iEaA1 Biil4c y
tate GU --slAss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

- I'D -~'1a r-rrr ~ csrrH-er Nrr~'r ~ rs'r srT
Ff-t'r~ -ef lseffr. Fl. iIfrrr Ell fr.t. s .Ia..
h r It az "a srfr g:
'"tff- isNt orr t.f ftalrr rrrtr s-a ,,tts-
hsfrf lsifym ttC t4I gce- c..-ffts.
f~i te rteap
noANr s. CsrrwarT orcr n s.r.
yicc7 10 the public fol the SAFE 81 trade
or raj estate. without making any
charge 10 parties EMPLOYING them, un-
'ees sales arc effected. and thea 4 season
able comriss on Is expected. Persons
having real estate % soii win aud thi. t.
desirable n --ls ofrcachiEg epurcbae-
ing public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21
GOOD NEWS.

NOTICE is hereby given that there is
~ money in the Treasury OF Dubois
county. Iadiann, 70 redeem all orders
drawn upon the same, that have been
for payment, that were issued
prior to No. 5Ol5, dated June 18Th.
1878, ard that the interest on said orders
win cease from aud after the date ~ this
notice. JAMES =. 5PUELOCK.
TREASURER AatGl5 O..
June -, 7s--9w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

INTERESTING CEREA0SY.-An inter-
esing ceremony occurred at ST. Joseph's
Church in Jasper last Sunday. The
solemn sacrament: OF the Lords supper
was administered for the first time to
twenty three young girls and thirty-one
Toys. The church was crowded TO W.T.
ness the children dedicate themselves ~
God and The church. Father Fidelis,
priest In charge, officiated. and looked
pleased at the opportunity of THIS wei
coming 50 many OF his young parish
ioncrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

IL Mr. G. Cox. OF Jack son township,
cat az end OF OF one % Isl tia. .ers lasi
Satu. DAY, with sice'c OF moving
machine land considers himself for.
tunate 10 &c III. li-hf.r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

O.. Dubois county was represented III
the Congressional Convention on We'd.
ne.day hat, by ihirty-Eve Democrats.
proved ana irnc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

Or Auditor Reiier Of Vincennes, was
stricken down by sm-stroke at Wash
in ton. on "wednesday. lie is slowly
recovering from II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

HTTie. .asaiiate harvester Is now
cu'.in- numerous les, arms, Sc. all ov-
.r 4 country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

~ A- --'t9sllei . alno-fes ALLtH r. FILMING
u ~aas'niov ra1n Lrs-ir .srn'y. iof lsir' rf-,.
sentative y Nariih ai.- ..,..- :. ...a s. L.. .-
October election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21
Z THE GREAT CAUSE
n Or
HUMAN MISERY,

just Published, in elist Envelope Price six cents.
4 Lecture on the s.frre rreatrpen,. an..
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and fits. Neais and tty~.rsi lnc4F-ll's- Z ~,
ROBERT tL!NEkWKLt. X. D.. author - The
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Tl. wnrif -rssc"ued srfhn-. 90 y atrrrsbl. lie
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moved without E-dicin. anr without serops .arri-
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bsss- The Lecture will prove boon 70 thousand
500 faonsaur..
sent ard.r sss' IN plain srvslope 10 any address
rsrrr - si1 cents. or two postage stamps.
Address tie 3 -D.at.re.
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Feb. ~ isss-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

o. "A DauZ nu. Don't waste your
siaie change IN niytious amuscncnt-,
bai ave il ID and bay yolr mother On
s.s's. a new Domestic III YOU have
30 moth or sister. find some good
na,ured fellow thai has. and he and the
machine together may help YOU to r
comfortable pla-e IN the family ii you
shine up 10 tie sister right.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

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q. Dubois county was represented IN
tie Congressional convoniiom on We'd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

~ Considerable cholera mo,br, I.
" ihn ~oar'rv.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE HALGADO MYSTERY.
WHAT AN ITALIAN PRISONER CLAIMS TO KNOW
OF THE CASE.

WHAT AN ITALIAN PRISONER CLAIMS TO KNOW
OF THE CASE.
Erneso Pico, sharp.looking, mddleaged Italian,
was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Moran, Of
the Fourteenth precinct, charge OF swndling
Angel Fineo, OF No. 81 South Fith avenue, OF n
sum OF money the pretencc that ne could procure
him situation At the Mulberry street station house
the prisoner called for Captain Aairc saying that he
had important communication to make. The Cap
tain hand, and the Italian, with consider
light the mystery of the missing Spaniard Hc then
went on to say that Friday last at about four
O'Clock p NJ, he was walking along Broadway, near
Fourteenth street. when he met Spanish acquaint
ance, whom he Is had known PARIS,
Naples and COnstantnoplc, and whose reputation for
being ''crooked" well settled. Pico, seeing
Sehor Halgado and accused him OF being concerned in
the disappearance OF that person. The turned
pale and took from his pocket roll OF bills and hand
ing OF 500 10 Pico begged HIM not to mention II
to any one. He then walked rapidly away.
Captain Allaire was SO impressed with tho story that
he took the Italian to the Central once before super
intendcnt Wahng The latter questioned him at con-
siderable length but could get nothing further than
what he had previously told Pico assured the super
nendent that he did not know the of his friend
and had no knowledge OF his present whereabouts
He however. gave description OF the man, which was
duly noted The police attribute but little Importance
to the story.
The detectives still without satisfactory results
from their labors in the The latest theory ad-
vanced rs that the man who seen to tall into the
Kills in crossing IRON Staten Island to Jersey City,
night last week, the missing Senior
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE FIVE MASKED BURGLARS.

Tho following additional details have beon gained
with reference to the burglary Sunday, committed
at Mr. Crossley's house. tho Dallcyown road above
Guttenburg, N J. The burglars entered by n rear
window, and 10 is thought they wore india rubber
shoes. They found Mr. Crossey awake. One OF tho
burglars presented pistol at his head and threatened
murder him il he attempted to give any alarm. The
utmost extent OF the booty OF money jewelry cloth
ing &C. Is not over $500 IL Is believed that the bur-
glars In question arc the who stole about 500
worth of property from North Bergen. Captain Dono
van OF the Hoboken police, has notified Superintend
ent Walling or the occurrence The burglars be-
lleved 10 be New Workers. No tdings have been re-
celved of the business wagon, with sorrel mare at
tached, stolen by the lve masked burglars at Mr..
Crossleys Up TO the time Of going press arrests
had been made Governor Bedlc of New Jersey, has
offered a reward OF $500 for their capture.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME KCoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Dono-
h1sINOs l,s 49, 81 ~ o. 49, 9s % 100 lo2, 1917
2oe 2O7 POS 22O, 22s 2s4 2os 2sl 2as soO sO7, SOo
36l
SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TERM-Hed by Judges
Davis Brady and Daniels. Nos, 133, lS4, lS5, 1876,
1877. las, 1Ssh 139 l40 Ill, 142, l43, l4l l45 l4o
l47, l471S, las 149, 6s
surRKME CoURr-sPRcIAL TERN-Held by Judge Lar
remore-Case on, No. 225, Kimball Newton ct al
No day calendar.
sUpRENR CouRr-clecur-Par l--Hed by Judge
n No ay caena Part Hd by Juee ya Lawn
rence.-Nos. 1882, 1866, l5ls 1872, 1886 $780, 1878,
26oi 1saO, 1858 1884 5s2 loo o9s, 2o7o 1922 1897,
Part s-Held by Judae Van vorst.-Nos llo5, 1889
65I. 19 1865 $685. 2539 1916 633 1927 s63 233l 1882
233S 2SS4 1885, l1l5 us, 769, 1885, 653, $685. 2o25
SUPERIOR couRr-GKSERAL TERM.-Adjourned 10
Monday, March 90 1876.
CuTtls-Nos 81, 2, "a, S5, %, l. Trial Teim-Part l.
Held by Judge Saniord-Case on, No. 1911. No day
calendar Part 2-Hed by Judge splcr-Nos. 7o2. 754
9es 2o47 4so lol lo2o, $780, sso 95e. sS7. 95s, 722
CoSMos PLEAs-EouIrr TRRx-Hed by Judge Van
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERx-Held by ChiefJustice
DAILY and Judges Van Hoosen and J. ;. Daly.-Nos
8. ~. 25 20, n, A. "a, 10, 81, 70, III Trial Term
Part Held by Judge Robinson on, No. 1886.
No day calendar Part 2 and 3-Adjourned until tho
first Monday of April
MARISE CouRT-rRIAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Aker Nos S7e9, 1887, oe44, 7loS, 1882 s4l5. Ss6s,
1925, 1929, 1854 1885, 1856, 1857, 1924 222 Part 3
Held by Judge Snca-Nos. 5640, 1921, 3SSS, 55S7,
06s2, $685. 5575 454e e224, 0s9s, o97S .7o47 1884,
1854, 3S02. Part 3-Held by Judge Goepp-Nos.
660I 2l96 6s0l $751;, $685. 6743, $685. 1000, 269l,
3s2s, 5345 e5g2, 6e03 6s49 6777. oe57 6So4, 1894,
$500. $780, 3010. 21S9, 6672 6S27
Court OF GENERAL SEssoSs-Held by Judge Glider.
sleeve--The People vs.. David Foley robbery; Same
John Welsh robbery; Same VS. John Murphy, rob-
berry; Same VS.. Philip Quinby, burglary Same VS..
Henry Williams burglary; Same Peter Bohmcyer,
burglary; Same Patrick II. Weldon, burglary; Same
VS. Thomas ~ Flynn. burglary; Same VS. Edward
Carroll Michael Kerrgan and James McQuade burg
larry Same Charles Brewer, burglary; Same va
James hcCue, burglary; Same VS.. James Best, burg
larry Same VS.. Charles Mcclure, burglary; Same vs.
George Lawrence grand larceny; Same vs. Lilly Frer,
grand larceny; Same Godfrey Mitchell grand lar
ceny; Same VS. John Murphy, grand larceny; Same
Margaret Murphy, grand larceny; same W. Daniel
Curtus aud Edward Cassidy, grand larceny; Same VS..
Kate Hanngan, grand larceny; Same vs. Frank Pierce,
forgery; Same Ellen Moran, receiving stolen goods
Same vs. James Foley false pretenccs Same VS.. John
Mitchell petit larceny Same James Roberts, petit
larceny; Same vs. Thomas Mcdowell, petit larceny;
Same vs. Nicholas Conlan assault and battery Same
VS. James Boyle, assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

ing few drinks Pearsa accompanied MT Burr to the
street II was then after midnight and PearsaH asked
the time OF night Mr. Burr pulled out his ninety dol
lar gold watch TO inform him, when Pearsal grabbed
II and ran away. The reported At Headquar-
ters and detectives detailed work up the case
They yesterday arrested Pearsa who fully identi
fed by Nc Burr, and was held in 81, 500 to answer.
THE EXCISE LAW.
The forty-two liquor Dealers arrested Sunday by
the police Of the Eighth Fifteenth and Ninth pre-
cncts, whose names published in yesterdays
HERALD, were each required 10 give 500 bail ycster-
day for violation Of the Excise law
STEALING A DIAMOND PIN.
Frank Gallagher ana Danief Mevay were held in
8, 900 each for stealing diamond pin, valued at
$lOOo from Hugh McCue, OF No. 2b6 West Forty nrst
street The complainant met the prisoners In a Ealoon
on West Fortythird street. on Sunday morning, and,
when on the street. Of them snalched the pin ana
ran AWAY
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The return the writ in the of Dillon who shot
Mr.. Dlibcr at the Westminster Hotel. produced IN
the Oyer and Termner Court before Judge Barrett yes
tcrday but the argument adjourned to next Mon
day.
Judge Westbrook yesterday down the trial of the
1000 900 civil suit against William NJ. Tweed for tho
18th of next May and ordered the discharge of the
struck jury till that time.
The habeas corpus proceedings in the case Of Potter
Mollen upon which there to have been further
argument yesterday before Judge Donohue in Su-
preme Court, Chambers we're adjourned until to-day.
The appeal by the executors and trustees OF the es
tato of the late Judge McCunn from judgment in
favor of Francis Parker Tor $l2 200 l3 was argued
yesterday in the Supreme Court General Term. The
Court took the papers.
After having beon confined to his house nearly six
weeks account OF broken leg through falling on
the icy pavement Mr.. William +. Knitting made his
appearance yesterday in Court in habeas corpus case
He was warmly welcomed back to the scene OF his pro-
iesslonal labors.
In two tried yesterday before Judge Van
Worst judgments directed 10 be entered against
the ctyone for $3.50 81 for Lester Baldwin Tor OF
the building used by Department OF Public Works
for storing TOOLS and the other for $500 "a in favor
OF Samuel Lowden for building a stable for the Police
Department. IL claimed that both bills were in
Cured without proper authority The Court thought
otherwise.
Judge Donohue gave considerable time yesterday
listening to motion to punish Tor contempt OF Court
Morgenthau, Bruno Co.. late financial agents Of the
Industrial Exhibition Company. Ii was claimed that
defendants disrogarded recent Injunction OF the
Court the facts OF Whcn nave ALREADY Deeh puDSncd
The defendants deny such disobedience and Judge
Donohue took the counter afiidavits for examlna-
ton.
Judge Van Brunt, holding Special fern Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, gave decisions yesterday in three
recently argued before him. In the rst he de-
nies the motion consolidate the libel suits brought
by the Grophic against the New York Times; In the
second he compels the Knickerbocker Ice Company,
in the suit OF James Riley TO either admit the testi
mony OF one OF its officers taken in another suit
give up ITS books for inspection, and in the third he
declares void the bond and mortgage given by Louisa
j. Davis TO Lawrence A. Riley.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
A TRAMp's SUPPOSED CRIME.
POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Judge
Kasmrc held William Witt in 81, 900 bail to answer a
charge OF stealing horse valued at $780, the property
of Daniel J. Murphy, of No 26O Division street.
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday Ernest Picot
held to answer charge OF stealing an organ,
valued at $3.50, from Angelica Felin of No 81 South
Fifth avenue
William Doherty was held in $500 to answer for
stealing a watch from his mother, Mary Doherty, OF
No. SO Beach street
Christian Meyers, of No. SO Greenwich street. was
held to answer a charge of stealing two Prussan
rency.
John j. Simpson, of Brooklyn, was yesterday held
In 81 900 TO answer ON charge OF burgarousy enter
ing tho storerooms of EoaZar Ayrcs, No. 10 Ann
street. and stealing thorerom two jewellers rolls and
one Masonic blank certificate OF the total value OF
26l.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE ARKANSAS ExTRADITIoN CASE.

TROUBLES OF CLAIMANT WHO WAS SUCCESS
FUL BEFORE THE MIXED COMMISSION.
Yesterday Augustine Mcdonald the individual who
was arrested in Brooklyn about two weeks ago upon
requston from the Governor Arkansas In which he
Is charged with subornation Of perjury again bo
fore the Supreme Court OF Kings county Judge Gilbert
on writ Of habeas corpus procured by his counsel, \.
T. Wood and ex-Judge Ray, OF Washington Tho ac-
cused, Il will be remembered, recovered damages In
the sum OF $l93 600 from the Mixed Claims Commission,
at Newport r. l.. three years ago the amount being
for cotton alleged 70 have been destroyed by federal
troops during the war, In the State OF Arkansas
Mcdonald is a subject OF Her Britannia Majesty He
had upward Of 100 witnesses who 10 the fact
appertalnng to the destruction OF the cotton. Jea
ousy and law suits with others with whom he had
business connections cnsuod and Mr. Mcdonald says he
mas boon persecuted by certain people since, and
that tho allegations Of perjury now made against him
are all false.
Judge Gilbert took the papers and reserved his de-
riaion
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
RUBENsTEIN.
AN EFFORT IN BEHALF OF THE MURDERER OF
SARA ALEXANDER.

AN EFFORT IN BEHALF OF THE MURDERER OF
SARA ALEXANDER.
In the Supreme Court Special Term, Kings County,
application was made yesterday by the counsel for
Pesach n. Rubensein for writ of error and stay Of
proceedings before Judge Pratt Mr. Mott SAID that he
believed there sufficient ground on which to base
the application. aud he confident that II HIS Honor
found the exceptions tenabe opportunity would DO
afforded the prisoner to prove his innocence The first
exception In the evidence OF the doctor, A. W.
Shepard who made the post mortem and testified that
Sara Alexanders throat from behind from left
10 right The question was submitted 10 the jury in
the Judges charge whether any murder had been done
or 1t suicide. The exception was, therefore,
claimed important While the clothes OF the murderer
OF the must have been covered with blood the
clothes OF Rubenstein were free from blood, except
two small stains Inside the sleeve
The second exception was In connection with the
dream OF Rubensten. Tho woman disappeared on De-
cember IL and on the 18Th friends came TO the mouse
OF Rubensten's father and made known the girfs DIS
appearance The prisoner In the midst oil tue excite
mont, among various conjectures and in feeble con-
dtion OF health, had vision. witness, who knew
Rubenstein In the old country testified that he had
dream as TO his mothers death. The question
then put, 'Dd he hear from his mother aferwardr 7"
and IL was objected to- The defence desired to show
that the dream in relation to his mother quite as
true the dream In relation to Sara Alexander. They
desired TO show that dreaming was habit, owing to
the condition OF mind and BODY IN which the prisoner
was.
The next exception was touching the exclusion Of
evidence bearing on the physical condition Of tho
prisoner, which would, they claimed, show he was not
capable OF committing the crime charged
Exception was also taken to the evidence os to the
prisoner having COUNT" in New York, at No. ll5
Division street The testimony OF Solomon Cramer
also excepted to. Mr. Beach argued that the ques
ton is legal one as 10 whether the Jury sregarded the
law he believed that in the indulgence OF un
reasonable and bitter prejudice they did condemn.
II the jury dsregarded any instruction OF The Court II
error, and the defence was ent tied TO new
trial. District Attorney Britton opposed the notion
and Judge Pratt took the papers, reservng his decision