The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29


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he was unbiased In this read the HERALD and the
by OF both sides account Of the feebleness OF
Lewis s. Davidson, sworn-was merchant tailor at the
corner OF Beekman and William streets had lived in the city
formed an opinion about them.
The OS,n co1S,n NAV stand aside
Seventeenth street. had resided the city fifteen years had
the prosecaiion-Read the HERALD principally; also
Hpe,s Weekly and other papers had fixed opinion the
papers reports were true had opinion which would
The Coart-Yoa may stand aside ''- " '''
HSny railroad ticket agsn at the
opinion H ns about the charges against the Mayor
The Court then took a recess Of fifteen minutes.
Sssy esher at Is
mad an opinion In regard to the charges against
The Court-You may stand aside.
William NJ Brown, sworn-kesde at 2li Yves, Twenty.
and had expressed an opinion decidedly about them.
Henry Frey sworn Resided at No $50 West Seventeenth
s and Ss Bos s s he
decided opinions about hem had expressed opinions which
had exactly an about the had
read much about these matters for the last three or four
CHALLENGED favor witness contnucd-Read the Hen.
the rrs or f"ise do not remember having discussed the
s %S sSs done H sena
heard any speeches at al made at the German meetings.
overthrow certain ociais oppose the Tam
%a r INA only Of and
names having been mentioned.
E1Recorder smith addressed the iers, ana much the
ns vein She az not asa Ms To n
sona but where they believed that he was BIASED
three gentlemen admitted against Mayor
Ss a had W an e1 and
evidence alone Ten jurors had been obtained in whom
reasons why Of Reform Association should not
w eSes true and the witness
Albert A. Martin, svoramwas out Of business some
pressed opinions about the charges
The Court You may sand aside.
De Lacy Loqeks, grocer at 4s Warren street
Pressed opinions charges against the Mayor anu
Lewis MurSock sworn-Resde at sl3 Fifth avenues had
expressed opinions about the charges against the Mayor
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ssains The Mayor formed ssneray, but
in respect Of the special charge AGAINST the Mayor
the includes ali the ocias; the other charge Of wul
not iais active poiiisa and no. aaated
give verdict on the evidence.
July they may have ncuei the Mayor but he did not re-
o Have you any opinion the guilt Innocence of
Ring, including the Mayor? A. Not so far regards the
neWspapers was not connected with either side
Mr. Blair was then sworn as juror No IL. Time, 2:45
william W. dn IL Wets, sw3rnmWas commission merchant
and had expressed opinion about them.
John DICK, sworngResdea ' at AZ Hudson street. had
talked very little about these charges, but had expressed
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a oba hs Shges against the
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pressed an opinion about the charges.
Philip Ronk sworn Was commission butter merchant;
had read the ana had formed and e1
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read anything about them had talked about them but not
The Court-You may stand aside
John J, earle, sworn-Was druggist; had formed aud
expressed , an opinion for or ngainst the Mayor
John NJ CARMEL called but excused by of
James s. Backman sworn-was in business at No. All
Seventh avenue had not expressed an opinion about these
expressed opinion against the other city officials but had
what he any impression GU mind;
ns n read
jcc had formed opinion about tue city officials and he
'n TSs sas Mss1r may ssana asae
Michael Newman sworn Had expressed opinions for or
The Coar.-You NAV stand aside.
Canal street, had formed and expressed opinion
against the Mayor
The Court-You may stand aside.
Jacob Fussel sworn-Was Hour merchant; had formed
an opinion for or against the Mayor
The CGuT You may stand aside rror
The Court-Yol may stand aside.
medicines Barclay had expressed opinOn
to the guilt or Innocence of the Mayor.
The Court -You may stand aside
guilt or Innocence c Of the Mayor at 'p''"
The Court You may stand aside ,.
formed an opinion about the charges aans. Mayor
The Court-You may stand aside. .,
guilt iI Or Innocence Ss; Of the Mayor.
headings IN the papers about charges
as he hal time to read that had made an upon
by consent the witness was set asde.
John Butler, sworn--was Spectator; had formed
opinion for against the these charges was in
The then set aside by consen, Of both parties
opinion about these charges.
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George Dunn, sworn-Had formed an opinion about the
The Court-You may stand aside.
pens al No Maiden ane heard Of The charges against
The Court-you may stand aside; .,--,-.u .
suphurc acid s. John street had opinion
ap Ths casr charges NAV stand aside
Smith clerk had resided in the
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charges but had not expressed an opinion think
the impression would die natural death without any EVIL
dence
Challenged as favor witness contnuedHad not read
during the last SIX months except charges against
CITY officials
Nv consent this witness set aside.
c;eorce W Gibbons sworn-Was real estate agent; had
formed opinion AS to the charges
Cbaen red witness saidIiad not read any
thing regard the Mayor read the HERALD and occa-
sss sns a Mayor a aH'
meetings. but had sympathy with them at all was not
with any the prosecution except by reputation
10 the prosecuion-Had been admitted as a lawyer IN
1862 but had never practised a.,
having been admitted as a lawyer
The Court then adjourned until this morning, AZ
eleven O'CLOCK.
CRrE LAVE klYNClTES.