New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

little note. evidently expressing surprise at the
degree Of punishment and with piaihuVe
touch OF pity and regret
Then followed series Of motions for stays
Meanwhile the audience were directed by the
clerk OF the court to depart quietly. For twenty
minutes or more McKane remained surrounded
by his friends and counsel. but az 1880 o'clock
Judge bartlett announced that the oyer and
Terntner Court would take a recess until next
Monday when hearing might be heard In the
case Sheriff Rutting who had been standing
near NcKane advanced toward him. ana the
two pressed through the throng toward the
door On reaching the corridor Mckanes friends
were found TO be numerous. ana they cro"ued
around him. He raised his hand ana adinohish"a
them against anything in the way OF demohstfa-
ton in his favor. and several times DeIore ne
reached the rear exit OF the hourthouSe HdH
occasion TO caution his friends against any
manifestation of regard. His action was com
rnented upon In a kindly way by some VINO were
actively engaged In his prosecution ca'''"h"
Was waiting at the Livingston-st exit ana III
coronanv with Sheriff Quilting he was driven to
jail
All this was the work Of two hours. Under the
law McKane. being sentenced to the state prison.
oo,,,o no removed this morning. Had he been
have been mandatory for his removal ihmedl-
o,o, altar leaving the courtroom. Mr. Shepard.
IN behalf Of the prosecution. expressed entire
...,r,.,,,ose 70 ,l,ovy McKane TO remain In Ray
,,ord stroe, Jat another week. provided the legal
,or,,.u,v ~ q notice upon counsel for the prose-
cution should be served last night,
,,,or b,s return TO jaii yesterday AFTERNOON
,,cLane WINS visited by number OF irienu''
oponr them Judge Richard V. Il Newton VINO,
a e., corer,,ot,on with McKane for several
hours.
TIE ORDER BY JUSTICE cuhL''N'
A stay Of execution Of judgment as'l'''' '0,'.'
" NcI<ane was granted by Jusuce rus" "
cullen at his home. No. ia "ilo"-S'' h''O"
a,,o,,t n o'clock last night. McKane's coun-
col held their consultations III ,.
omon No ,c crrt-st. until yesterday morning.
o'i''e' ,o,,,o,.o1 their minutes Of the trial
80, ,o,,, I'M quarters In n room AT 'he N'"i'"
az" ,,,,ro access TO them was denied To
uo'' ~ =, ,.o.s most intimate friends. Dur
an "a 49,, 49,, ,.yvcrs were In close council.
'"e 81 .r,arnoon Il lcakcl out that Justice
u 10, consented TO hear their Application
cor = stav at his home In the eveli,nB n. ,en, -
10, " pn'Ierick Of counsel Cor Mchdhe. ~ei'' y
,,,,a Cullcn's home about y ocioch' WI, VIZ :,
Justice TrceYed iil9 adcrcs presented in rE
mont the exceptions taken pyotonIed mat the
ILL., co DURING the trial; cOh'ci"eu va. wy
rnnd jury by which McEan na was srreG ha
vas Illegally constituted ana ",Iicer he coud
va ,;cISonc was not an eirc,I"n - 49,
as o he held responsible for hr Crimes Oh op3 ,hai
II any os 'easonable doubt OF his quit OF any
| offence. .,,, listening 10 the argument
Aiier ,ip',,Ien made the following order:
cs%rT Ssn rso' q @s s De- Ns"
! ior..os An application has ben made to me
where's, "a n, S,i,reme Court Of The stat Of New
York for a certihcap, , reasonable Doubt ns 70
Frs. or n' not the judgment o. CONVICTION rem
wheth%t, the Court Of oyer ana eftmhet. h.ld ~
dered ~ OF brooklyn in ana f9r me si ouny o.
l<ingsi on hefendant Jorn McNGne f9r the crime
the saiu ,,c; Of registry oihc"r shoud stand, pur
OF miscohSS ectons IA ana so OF the Code Of crim
suant 10 '1,,rc { do hereby order anu uirect tina
nal notice shall be given 70 inc District
three Gay The County OF Kings OF ne application
Attorney ~ for sach certificate. ana that such ap
before n' no noticed before me lor tne "a day OF
plication ~, 10 o clock In the forenoon or as soor
February, az 10 counsel can be heard. at the Specia
IT,, room Of the supreme So''' " '' No"'i''
ceurt House CITY or BTooHyi. ,on Of ,,o coli
| do further order that 'he eN'N - ''' '"s