New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

dislike 70 banxnVpsople ami admitted that hs hal had
dealings with tue Erie Railway Company He was ses
benjamin HadIey ana Francis p. Brailard were Sc,
sSss Gr so s g SpS & an 'eprsS paon
tiOn hut had no acquaintance with Henry smith, Wm
NJ. Tweed, jay Gould, or the Moss family. lie w1
TUE FOURTH JUROR.
Nehemiah Cornish. wool merchant Lispenard-st., oncs
had an opinion the killing Of Fisk, but IL did NOS
remain because no had been hearing both sides of the
question He accepted by both sides, and sworn as
the fourth juror.
This exhausted the panel Of jurors, and Mr. McKeon
at moved that the Sheriff be required TO summon
an extra panel
The Court said that extra panel bad already been
summoned.
Mr. McKeon objected 70 This, the ground that the
pano could not DO summoned til tho old one was
exhausted.
The Court overrulel Tho objection and the balss
were placed In the box
The fret man called was william Kocbiey. who said
that be had spoken TO except his wife about he
shooting, had settled opinion about tho case, and
has sufficient knowledge of the English language.
solomon Louis was allowed retire in consequence Of
James smith, photographer had q feeling the qnes-
ton at Issue which would influence his verdict and 20
George L. snortrdge, No. $50 Broadway, rejected
for passing an opinion ON t'so homicide -
Christian Brand, q retired coat merch9nt, acknowi-
ed 5ed that be said that tue killing OF FISK was bad
thing, for be looked FISK rising man, good en:
terprisng man. lIauShterl Tho challenge ag-ih''
him was sustained.
Tic following we're set aside in rapid succession Jas
NJ. Wellow, john Healy COrneiua Ryan, Ad0lphus
Louis, Isaac Hersch.
IamOreUx shoe manufacturer, shared similar Ibe'
joan Burning ACKNOWLEDGED that he could not ave a1
Impartial verdict. decided were bis impressions aDont
the az ar and allowed 60 retire. william hinyhOrn
mschinist corner Elm and Fraskln-ss was ;Ounl con.
potenJ W tho treTs aud SSs peTomptordy oLauehsS1
Uy the defense.
Tue Court took recess a O'Clock .,-..,
Tho urst iis called aftr tue recess was mat u VII
Der A. $50, King VINO swore nat he res1e1 e ,lo MeIF'-
pOlitan oOl, aud had dc1d2d and FeC 0PiuiOD aDOdt
TIE ater i! lie was -. aeeSrly tlo Sed t9 90
Re, oSSSs st this juror was witness on the osrf
side In case IN which coHgss acted r,e9hty Y3 go -
tl him on tlat ground aud hnahy challenged hm per
HSsSii l. scarlc acknowledged that be could no. 50
Into the box uuprejudsed Juror aud the Court he1
tie Challenge sustained.
Moses Eek gave satisfactory answers To all questions
cad lad no bias or opinion Tue challenge |a5 not ss-
tsined aud he was perempsorly challenged by the Di'
join p Leroy, West Washington ,farke', would re-
sgs strong ey elce TO remove the Impression be lad
ChsIleuge Sustained.
JOhH }. Smith, umbrella manuiacturtr Was accepted
by the tlisrs, and challenged perenptOy by TIC pFos-
ARCHIBALD Mcclishe, cotton broker and Louis EIwari
HOnis Of No. IS NuycIley-piaee, were peiemptCtAJ
TRonias Kcsne shoemaker, wns set aside for having
Charles T.. Moore NO.. 457 broadway, was set aSide
Henry j. Ferris, oGoSer No. al IenIA'ep Wes s7o 10
Wm. J. Darby. drogcist. 40 los 1bird-sve docs rot
read the newspapers general tAEs aud oly e4sn-
ally heard Of te shooting He S5Aed to Os ai'9~31 % W 20
son-st; A b. Norris No. 81 Cesars aud james CVA'
over, music teacher, were also rejected. II, , o..,
Abraham Jenny, newsletter, WlO sellS ana reaSS
THE TRIBUNE tho last juror examined lie htd "A
rte defense accepted hin, but the DisiicAI'orey eh'
cused him. so -, 81.
rr,se't ia ne Nv ex xhanstei-I5 only inainil ..
| Tie Court then adjourned 10 1880 q. u. to-lay'