The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05


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he shows ny his manner and conduct that he anx.
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difference and uuconcern-a appropriately compared 70
SHEET OF WHITE PAPER
upon which nothing has yet been written but ready to
be yrl,tsn upon by the words and only by the words
us ss SsI oh n,, mis- h
cor 20 conceal The fact and he answer that he hss no
h r &c e. ale s SHS
1ne iac TGen the hair Of any man becomes b,anshsd
law says he becomes incompetent TO serve as aJurgr,
you sec that tbs NAN conrsry 10 What Is usually VII
messed, displays an astonishing
EAGERNEss TO GET INTO THE jury BOX.
And this place sought BY him when the life of fel
rendered When you couple this with the absurei,y,
1 fS b. s sS Ps no G nG and
the topic. discussed, think you VIII have 40 hesit
lie "a familiar with
ONb OF TBE CLkRGNhEN WHO FIGURED
o Asr g ho S 20 sSs e1s9 we S
Of similarity. submits /. You whether there /. not
waits to 1 so on mi. jury Mos, gentlemen in his he posi-
Ana the TACT mai III, rentlesn l. eydrnty eager 70
set on this juTy, and his manner ngyins answers VIII
DC GUY considered BY yod In your decision.
sEssn PROM JUDGB HAcKETr.
The Court, in charging the triers, said
charge you gentlemen, Il you think this gentleman
mas pias agamst tue prisoner, you must say that tho
you zee that he "a impartial and has no bas gu must
say the challenge has not been sustained lie proper
in asn.Nar position 70 that occupied W me prisoner
be WlaK 20 accept thts gentleman one OF the jury
20 Try your Gaze aiei he had expressed himself he
The challenge was not sustained, and the counsel
Tor the prisoner challenged the juror peremptory,
And lie was set aside.
EdNard Z. Marshall,
TUE NEXT JUROR CALLED,
had formed and expressed On opinion, and was set
Ninth Nard was the next Juror called Ga being
challenged by MIR. Graham Tor principal cause, he
SAD lac had formed an opinion; but his APPEARANCE
so PRANK AND HONEST
that Mr. Graham, TO the establishment Of every body
withdrew the challenge and said he was willing To
take the juror. This called up the District At'or-
neg, WHO challenged the juror for cause. Mr.. Ora
that stand with decent behavior aud evidence Of hon
We shall do all we can to put him In the jury boz We
will not dsffauchse the people OF this county because
s6, ay ns nss up hene s w6en We see inc
that he has formed AZ opinion We VIII not object 70
has o. ths case and formed some sort 81 opinio
am.a ssi 20 r s are %sn ws opinions
by any additional evidence but the case befor6 the
Court not 80 hopeless. lam willing 10 place such
Mr.. Graham then subjected the juror to q shiful
examination, and drew ffom him the fact that his
formed bgl we'd a
be true; but If he should nnd they were not true,
Ills opinion would not stand and that he could try
the case impartiAlly. But the Court set the juror
aside.
samson Morrenthal was called, had an opinion,
Daniel Il. Van yalkenburg, dry goods dealer Of the
Nineteenth Ward, was next called. lie had an
opinion had no considerations scrupes as 10
HANGING NAN WHO OBSERVED IT.
his opinion was not fIed; and could try the case
impartially. This juror. manner was so prepossess-
ing that all challenges were Withdrawn, and he WAS
accepted by both sidss. Then came the command
Juror, look upon the prisoner"
Add thus lace to fscs snd eye to eye with the man
In the Gaze
WAS swoRs,
and took his seat as foreman OF the twelve David
sillycuss was then called, bat sinycuss wasn't silly
enough to be caught In that crowd, the cali
went on. Alfred williams answered TO bis name,
but went Oh on his deafness, The next two jurors
Richard Brown, dealer In fancy goods In the Ninth
Ward, was called. He was another honest juror,
Mr. Graham was 70 Mr. BfoWn Or soSs
through the forms with him, say ing;
III you were the angel Gabriel we should have to
Mr.. Brown WAS accepted, and he and Mr.. Van
Nalkenburg being sworn as uiers, Aessrs. Nor.
rison and Edelsten LETT their uying position, aud
disappeared among the crowd.
TEE NIT FIFTEEN JURORS
who answered to their names were set aside be-
cause they had formed opinions August y. Causen,
liquor dealer, Of is4 Duane street, bad no opinion,
any conscieL tous scrupes about hanglugi never
read anything about the case heard Of Il for the
first time when be Was served with bis summons a.
Charles Pratt was set aside because lie had formed
al opinion. Charles W. Turner, VI the first Ward.
dapper, natty-lookins little man, had formed an
opinion, which be assured MIR. Graham could not DO
changed by any amount OF evidence, and went aside,
followed BY q
ROAR OF LAUGHTER,
IN which even the digni1ed Recorder joined. Hiram
Beckerman, grocer, of I25 West Nineteenth street.
had not formed an opinion; did not know enough
about the case 70 have an opinion was tried By the
triers 1t appearing that be was u married man
and had wife and children, MIR. Graham accepted
hin, and he was sworn In.
TIE NEXT THREE JURORS
called went aside because they had made up their
minds. Rams j. Hansen, ship chandler, Of $50 Mon
roe street, had not formed or expressed an opinion
Had read liule about the case no conscientious
scrupes as 10 hanging was accepted and sworn
IN refer ~ Ntch, merchant, IN the Ninth Ward,
had no decided opinion; no conscientious scruples
MS 10 han i..; WAS accepted and sworn In. The
next three lemen who answe cred to their names
went aside Tor upinOns Then came David Mahren-
hoiE, boot and shoe dealer, of 5O3 Broadway. Had
no opinion, 40 conscientious scruples; nothing To
object to except nis east Of mind.
EVIDENT wILLIS0SEss TO SERVE.
The challenge to favor not being sustained. Mr.
Graham put In his second peremptory, and Mr., Man
renholz went aside, and was speedily followed by
Ave others who had formed opinions. Bernard
Cracow, salesman in fancy store at 81 Grand
street, came on next lie was SO excessively opin-
iOnless and SO ignorant Of what going In the
world, that Mr.. Graham had to use the third OF his
twenty peremptory challenges to get rid Of him.
Two other jurors were called and set aside be-
cause they had formed opinions.
Mr.. Van Valkenburg, the foreman OF the jury, was
excused because OF tile dangerous illness OF his
sister and lett amid the regrets Of counsel on botn
sides. This left
ONLY TIVE JURORS SWORN
at o'clock, when the Court adjourned TO II o'clock
this morning