The sun., 1873-01-11

tbs, ctrcuit and Oyer and Terminer were
sitting independently 70 exhaust the Circuit
panel.
Mr.. Miller was tben challenged TO the favor,
and testified that he had no connection with
any reform association, though he remembered
though he couldn't now say who il was and he
never went TO any meeting.
A FUNNY JUROR.
1To had heard this talk about city reform but
didnt pay much attention to Il. b. had an
opinion. a man who hadn't wasn't worth much
lie had no opipion, on city frauds now. lie had
what nc did know. tIaughter.l Ills opinion
WAS pretty wen gone. lie had forgotten it.
l!e had seen the carpenter charges against the
city lie thought tho prices were pretty liberal ;
they were fraudulent t6at was another amestIon.
man might charge high price and not be q
fFS"d esRer You h%g RsS we're excessive,
yes perhaps they were excessive
pSSs SSSon S as % e g c e s;. .sy
somsb hut TeTc cS y S Sp ohr H 'TS sbss
dishonesty. read some u the comments, but formed
fog mason wars. baI don't siisnS much ,Gei ae''
bias W "''''D'
The trlers already appointed could not agree
and tho next two Jurors were sworn as triers,
and they sustained the challenge.
Henry NJ. Williams, claim agent in the Custom
House of the Hotel Brunswick, had not formed
or expressed an opinion as to Mr. Tweed's guilt
no bias one way or the other.
ANOTHER ELEVENTH JUROR.
Mr. Fullerton withdrew the challenge, and he
was sworn as the eleventh juror at ~ p NJ
Geo. A. Defreitas, broker, OF West Forty
ninth street, had too decided an opinion to 90
into the jury box WITHOUT prejudice.
Robert A. Greacon. liquors, OF ~ West 1hir-
ticth street. read ON several occasions of these
frauds, but had not followed them up. He
thought no could try this particular charge i'm
partially. lie did not know that Mr.. Tweed was
on this Board Of Audit until yesterday. He had
the opinion that "a Ring had been form cd,
md that CaTfnin unrtiga tha head of II.
lis belonged to a campaign club last fall to elect
a Mayor.
8 Rg'2Tm M'yorP ,,AS-.s AYc' '' W - ,,,r,,
ter 10 bc frank win you, Mr. oBrieu. Laughteri
The triers found him competent, bat the de-
fence used their last peremptOry challenge to
get rid of him.
solomon Marx C-hoesl Of 32i East sixteenth
street, formed partial opinion some time ago.
ct wouldtlast2 A.-No sir. lLaugnterl
Challenge withdrawn.
,ce0, To- NJ g T5gma7 9aye taken nc part in polite.
ing TO prevent my being an Impartial juror.
His acceptance completed the jury at 4:01 PM
THE JURY.
The jury who are to try VIM. N. Tweed are:
SlS5as slS5s & eth nra %SStG
John u. Hamhn, auctlonecr. iOU West Ihiiry.thlrd
John :. Rockwell, liquors i27 East Twentyninth
.IIghn li'yelton, pianos, - University place
Patrick j keary, toys, 80 Henry street.
Richard Dawson, liquors, t52 GrcenwCh street.
Samuel {, liiun, restaurant. iuj9 SlNth Avenue.
. Henry ". Williams, Custom House agent Hotel
Hruuswick.
Solomon Marx, shocs, s2t Eas, sixteenth street.
MIR. Field said that Mr.. Tweed had felt little
doubt whether the counsel for the prosecution
had disayowed all imputation OF anything i'm.
proper on his part In relation To the Juror with
drawn.
MI Teckham said they had disavowed and did
disaVow any such imputation upon Mr.. Tweed
or the counsel or the juror himself.
Judge Davis inquired whether any OF the
jurors regarded saturday "a the sabbath or a
day to be kept as u religious holiday. The last
juror said he did.
The jurors not appearing were hned $3.50.
The Court adjourned to Monday at IL A. N.