The New York herald., 1873-11-13
THE TWEED TRIAL.

The Defence Make A New Move-Chal-
longing the Panel OF Jurors-Another
"No. Juror Come to GrfeE-Going
Backward In Getting Forward.
There was the usual large attendance at the Tweed
trial Yesterday in the oyer Terminer Judge
Davis on the bench. Judging the days work by its
SUITS the progress in completing the jury would seem to
be rerogsde rather than forward as there were eleven
jurors in the morning and only ten when the Court
closed.
Counsel for the defence challenged the array Of the
new panel Of fifty which juror is to be selected
to complete the jury, the ground that the fifty
selected from only $500 names instead from the whole
body of citizens liable to do jury outy.
Judge Davis overrued the challenge. Counsel then
amended the challenge to the effect that the omission to
draw from the whole body Of those liable to do jury duty
was prejudicial to Mr.. Tweed Judge Davis also
ruled amended challenge and counsel excepted to
both rulings OF the Court
HUNTING
The gentlemen summoned were then called. Mr.. John
A. Hartcoin cigar dealer at No. So Maiden lane, had
formed decided opinion and was excused.
Mr. Joseph II. Marks commission merchant, OF No. 126
difficult 70 define its exact quality or form He had
Mr. Marks was excused by the on account Of the
Mr. David Eliha Field, ,eweller corner Of Broadway
h na the
the charges b rye against Mr. Tweed Mr. Field was
answer 70 ions Sy Mr.; Clinton, Mr. Field sad
G"HS Mr. RirkpatreEs store M and he lMr FIELD
T 5 H mr. TTssS s saa that Ss Of a
n S:'i sSsSa q ny
attend uror that the notices had personally
had S hum hum a a Ra Mou s Be srvn 4 @ @
rss in at he had Ia @ to ne
iuro Nv su hes as hp
ExJudge Fullerton thought that Mr. Field indifer
Mr. Cno a thought , h9 the brought out If rSm
Field in giving the facts were matters which the Court
sneua Mr. fed ake '0Snzance q IN sa'h way as 70
rho Court rejected Mr.. Field, and the defence
Edward Richardson grocer, at Nc. go Pearl street,
i
tas
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a 1Sss esae " would q
to ne M gas Of tho Union Runner
ls2d street read great frauds charged
to The conclusion that where there many charges
,sss h
'ss eoa he
dsnss and he Thought 3 S be
qure some evidence to remove his opinion He
The Court then took a recess Of thirty minutes
District Aosaey Allen said that
@ f % s $ $
fae" e5epsd the eopnng OF the
assed Il that the @ s
sR a ss sn had ass.ssa Sat the he
had not endeavored or attempted to have any
else 70 s the juror IT but
a af ma b @ sd st S sv s a
Assistant psrs, AtGr
CAPTAIN Walsh talsng with the eighth urG LuSTy
Judge Fullerton cross-examined him at some length,
and reduced his evidence TO the above statement
James (. Wilkinson testified that he saw Mr. Lubry go
down the stairs from the court room talking with Cap
The Court Mr. Tnllertons request asked the Sheriff
Mr. IuSry asked himself to explain his talk with Cap
Counsel for the defence objected 70 question put to
Mr. but DECLARED tha a w9aa %
that tended to show that Juror had been tampered
Wilkinson said he watched Walsh and Lubry some
Mr. Alien said the witness was employed by the
District Attorneys office, though not on this special
The further examination elected that the witness
OF Pnkertons detectives assigned to duty in the
Captain Edward Walsh here came in and was exam.
he had known Mr. Lu6ry ten or twelve odd years and,
not hyns nse s @ bur 1r no Word as to e M b nan n
previously talked with Mr. Tweed, who was friend Of
O. Xfer that did YOU talk with Mr. Tweedi A. No sir
Counsel dmpatienty)-No / went away with Mr..
Mr. Fulerton-Thats suspicious U.aughter3
Dewey and others, not with Nr, Tweed; have moi
talked with any lately about Mr. Tweed's did
not know Mr. Lubry was on the jury till saw him yes
TO the Court-He asked me How I was getting on
gas making are on mSS sNb aa ssd
n much in when a barber:
he ssre any desire to
but the would give Il 70 Of friends
mis- S was he sSnirsr s
ii covered all with suspicion. Captain Walsh
friend Of many years standing and meeting him. is not
chance 10 Ie located the lime with particular friends
OF the deiendan such as his private secretary and
party mPcaed in the loss vouchers and be there
@ me q % %soas % sn with Es Sro on
and going down with him to the foot 90 Of the stairs
plenty q money and then, coming back q the ante
chamber soes a the case Ss ys such suspicion that
regarded BY the public mind as an honest one; 1he
IN disclosing was sGso psopeT wse e
should give. He bas been the intimate friend OF dis
wSh dschase a w 'Sa an US
TO @ ,s pa 20 rS S e get IN his place
peculiar success in business. ss.,
- RrsumSG THE JURY HUNT
Henry A. Foster stock operator, next examined
S S Smsd On y nat n0 he - Is
ts lie by he hee cour
JUROR ASKS TO NE EXCUSED
Juror. should &c perieetiy unbiased and he was not
JsdssBoth sdss accepted @ you, sir; You must remain
OF special shcrifs, and the Court adjourned.
THE R0SENZWEIG CASE.