The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-20
WIN. KEAN, n, Tompklns street, coal dealer
Read the accounts; had formed an opinion. Set

gooos uesicr, nao reau AL, put iormeo no oPtnioh
Sworn.
SAMUEL FRosT, not present.
WILLIAM H. LIVINGSTON, IA Walker street,
hardware merchant, had formed an opinion Set
aside.
WIN. COLLINS, l6s William street, clothing store;
read the papers, formed an opinion. Set aside.
GEORGE SPEAK, not present.
DAYlD MORRISON, dry goods merchant, l64 Chat
ham street. read the statements, formed an opinion
Set aside.
JOHN v. TILYou, had formed an opinion. Set
aside.
J 7. JACKSON, not present.
NIsHoLAs FISHER, sc Suffolk street, knows
none of the parties, read the papers, has formed
opinion, expressed none, challenged persmpto-
rily
MATHEW W. KING, 4s Canal street and 474
Broadway, had read the statements, and formed his
opinion. Set aside.
VIM. II. WILLIAMS, not present.
GEORGE Fulton, 500 Broadway, plumber, read
the papers, formed an opinion. Set aside.
Mr. DimoND-Exempt fireman.
ELIAS HATFIELD, 472 Broadway, formed no
opinion, knows of the parties, has No con-
scientious scruples. Sworn.
CHRISTIAN BENrLING, German, had not been
to school in English. Set aside.
]. l.. GERRew, not present.
LAWRENCE VAN BUsKIRK, go Bewery, grocer,
has formed an opinion Set aside.
JAMES HILL, 63 Maiden lane, dry goods man,
read the p-pers formed an opinion. Set aside.
THos. TOWNSEND, Jun not present.
JOHN I. FISHER, not present.
w. H. Books, 473 Grand street, grocer, formed
no opinion, challenged peremptoriy.
MosEs H. FISHER, az Clinton street, read the pa
pers, formed opinion, knows none ofthe parties,
read the Sun. Challenged peremptorily.
JOHN BoYcE--exempt fireman.
CYRUS KNAPP, 81 North Moore street, knows
Il. H. HUEsrIs, hosier, "a vesey, formed an
opinion. Set aside.
JOHN DUNN, ROBERT Snow, HoRArIoN N. FRYER,
and BENJAMIN f BnEMNER were not present.
TunH d.
stcre had read the papers, and formed opinion. Set
aside
THos. HYATT not present.
c. A. EvERsox, 81 East Broadway, merchant;
read the papers; formed An opinion. Set aside.
JoNArHAN WHITE, 80 East Broadway; read the
papers; formed no opinion Challenged peremp-
torily
OsMoRE Benton, Suffolk and Grand street; form.
ed an opinion. Set aside.
JAMES PEARSON and SAMUEL 8. BRowN, were
not present:
JOHN b. GAssNER, grocer, 1872 Chatham street,
read the papers; formed an opinion. Set aside
SAMUEL l.. HAIGHr 10 q member Of the Society
of Friends; has conscientious seruples.
JOHN McGRArH, "a Bayard street, formed an
opinion. Set aside.
ALEXANDER H. Posr, not present.
JACOB H. STREwER, exempt fireman.
N. LovNsBERRY-Not present.
VIM. H. BURNS, Fl Rose street, mariner. Set
aside.
WM. TAYLOR, 554 Broadway; read some of the
parties. Challenged peremptorily.
JonN r PAxroN; Spring and Mott street; in
the liquor business; read statements, formed opin
ion. Set aside.
JAMES A. BusrIs 81 Monroe street read the
statements formed an opinion. Set aside.
GEORGE PRIME; Centre and Duane streets !;
has formed an opinion. Set aside.
| CHARLES II. DELAvAN, has read the papers !;
knows none OF the parties except Colts brother
| what he read did not influence his mind has no
| conscientious scrupies about serving Sworn.
Thomas NEeUs or NIGGUs thought the body
was murdered.
| DANIEL VALENTINE not present.
AMvs ArKEs i44 cherry street.
ARCHIBALD MORRISON; 40 Eldridge street ;
read the papers; formed no opinion thought it
| was hard case for man TO be murdered in that
way, lift was true, in Christian country with
Christian laws.
Mr.. SELpEN challenged him for favor and the
two first jurors were appointed the tryers, in ae-
cordance with the statute. The tryers found the
| challenge true, and he was set aside.
THOMAS . RUMsEY; rs Dey street has 70 rm-
| ed an opinion. Set aside.
| NATHANIEL J. BoYD Grsnd street has form
| ed an opinion
| THoMAs FUNSINo 562 Fourth street, builder /;
| thought he once formed an opinion.
JOHN Townsend, jun. Is sick at this time and
| unable to remain in Court.
Mr. s. PsEr; member of a uniform company.
| WILLIAM J. HANINGroN; glass stainer had
| formed an opinion. Set aside.
| Mr.. TRAcY, not present.
| DeIanCey
formed an opinion. Set aside
WV. S. DUvERSE, 40 Pearl street, keeps public
house, has expressed an opinion. Set aside.
NICHOLAS s. LUpLUM, 66 Vesey, formed and ex-
pressed an opinion. Set aside.
JOHN n QUIRK, Spring street, upholsterer, form
ed and expressed an opinion. Set aside.
CHARLEs B. TAPPAN and DAVID DUNCAN. Not
present.
EDWARD LlvISesTex, 276 w .lker, eartman, ex.
pressed an opinion. Set aside.
JOHN A. MAY, 567 Broadway, read the papers,
expressed an opinion. Set aside.
JOHN TERHUsE, 2s6 Greenwich street, shoe
store. formed an opinion: Set aside.
NIcHs. MsoRE, l99 William, umbrella maker, ex.
pressed an opinion. Set aside.
EBENEzER r. DUBIGNAc-Not present.
MATTHEW BAILEY, dry goods store, Grand ST.
have discussed this over, and expressed opinion
On il. Set aside.
WM. SIMPSON. L2I Sullivan street, have expressed
an opinion as to prisoners guilt. Set aside.
STEPHEN N. LEocErT, 423 Grand street, dry
goods, have expressed an opinion. Set aside.
JoHS o. BUSTED, 5ia Laight street, expressed
THOMAS WINsHrr, 80 Columbia street, butcher
read the papers, formed an opinion. Challenged
| peremptorily.
JOHN j. GALL, 567 Fourth street, formed an
| opinion. Set ide.
PETER FArRcHILp, Hammersley street. / read
all the papers every day, from the largest to the
smallest, but I've no opinion now. When you ask
| me what done months ago, ysu ask me toe
/
whether I'm in the habit of expressing my opinion
| or not. can't tell whether expressed any six
months ago. Pm ready to take my seat as ju-
ror aud do justice between the people Of the State
of New York, and the prisoner at the bar ! have
not eny conscientious scruples at all can't tell
what said months ago. Challenged.
| NELSON SAMMIs, grocer, Centre street, has ex-
| pressed an opinion Set aside.
JOHN H. CoNNoR, 1lS Greenwich street, read all
the statements, expressed an opinion. Set aside.
| THOMAS LrPPINcorT, 1884 Broadway, read the
| papers I; came to the conclusion that q man had
been murdered in that room havRt altered that
| opinion Set aside.
JOHN WINTER, 166 Forsyth, grocer, read the
| state m nts, formed an opinion. Set aside.
Mr. HUrcHrSs, $50 Delaney street, expressed
| an opinion. Set aside.
joins EARLE, IS Charlton street, formed an
| opinion Set aside.
DAVID TApPAN, 443 Grand street, painter. par.
TALLY formed an opiRion from hearing one side OF
the story half an opinion if You please. Set
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