The sun., 1873-11-11
NN. M.TW Fed e A. II. GREEN
4 SEIJNTH fRDER'S OPTNFON or
TWO PRO WINENT ULN.

MI rrr drst arc"rtcd wue Theodore Gold-mith.
d, i,. loo Duitutc 1t ilu fult trc.t, 90 Young
r.uvIfrn 70 rrunrl. ,hir personal resemblance 90
Frauds N.lV.uA. Tho juror was vc bose foo
d,-crbro thr condition ~ hi mind. ilc had
frf.outit expire rd IN conversation arm
uriroua.ain.t iir fetcd. but thought he could
cfa,a,.orlug 60 the evidence.
Richard naycs Mcdonald. a wpll-rreservcd
elderly Gentleman, said ne resided in California.
and h,d been In sew YORK Tor hvc months
attending TO the business # a drug firm with
which hc was connected. Judge Davis remark cd
fhtt h" IS. 'uld hc much obliged TO tnsiorna 10
send us dozen just such men.
Nr Mcdonald Wa evidently impartial. but re-.
iucttnt to So On the jury. when the clerk told
him to take scat. he asked. with an air ~
ALMOST comic disgust " In the jury h1xt' Mr..
MrponaId vas the nth Juror u...,.... ...,,,..
That the challenge on the ground "i n"h-resi
io4eph " Patterson WOOL had heard state
m nts 10y per-ons who Know aowcthu- ahort
th" tourt House frauds, which he thought
ult 20 % hi. consideration uf the o'ide'r
paffer. .nn q iutprnIltts tHt thcv ui' .ut he smut
m'ncd a- wilnc-s'-, hr conveniently forget who
uiniei Webster ichourycar. h.-''-'rc. 80
rNird avenue, t"'k the -iNth cat Tie has the
rf.mut, a,ovcd derided uuiuiuu against Mr.
Tweed. a- PROMPTLY adding That 'ho opinion
,...ut.l. .L1- G.~nu. Cor twenty SO o. 40
80 l'N,r,. WAS u,,-p.cd
N.. ilNI
,,,Y cn,rt,rruRa ortNioN.
rif.rt tIarn.....l. 900 o. '.,t .u.h Wlrl
-..I t.". L' i. 4 contracts 'ith INt.
,It, t.D. ..I u.c li c'ulr4f- Wrcn Nr.
1'. i, ," eau. i,1a ,l'i j., 1r,n'nt ,'-' ,,l 1i
onu'on vhcn the iu.sfat published an ,rpos.
' o s' @ % a IT, %a .n 5@' Lave "a, tain 'G1a 'P23i" 5 H.
s,n." extent wus present one dav IF the
t'tlt, n-s'c'nI opin would bias MS Iuis-
.I. rui 1N.ro1 u7l Vr Co~ucu VIII,
o.. rc..l tne litl ri hrcrH.' 3.
mH t,r Nf trim tIBf -Itf.l.. tnr cIfN
H,Na in waiting. and Wa..cd to Doc eS-
s-r- .a"it it'oIrht Nr. Cornell mir'' make
"'.-' f'.1 li.'r aud bee WH- c'npeted O." re-
".. bradley is a stable, keeper at 81 Nonro.
'lc3Gs ,is l'nr in earning hi. uNins
i.'."' 10 hiW-et in a franli. orliuI way
lH N- an 'ns, occasionally scrst nint bin
.'it when hc did NOT utItr.tAud what the
20 tt. .lt lie uIds unt formed uiiN u.iu-
l.r. .l ii heard talA about the Gaze.
s'r}o'.u rspr,--,e' ,nv grin.op .A.,yoir r.t'l
le.r-. nont ,uov Mr. Twcet. ali have read ,sr,
sa.aoos 6er reor- TIE .nr'. S.' .drli.Sc .gi,qef
D,9 l. 10 tEo s'sl,ly ,, lgF,.., leye "a
t'N.-i H'm' ii %. vs' -u.tl. -omr ilirv.s
-'Hc s4'n he was 4e' dn-n soa.c -ul ue
poN'r KNow NR. rwrxp
"ou.1io know Mr 1weci,i vesto..ei.m po
,..-' 1.-cc,th N it5,, u ,uc 'ra, .'r.s.t
a-.r g. ..ia", lo.n r,s. a. 1r..c.
,,-y v5a'u x. saos q, Fo1 4,J e sd. '''- ''.n
."W tuc-s pr1d lced TWO ~ummon .rs.
hr " a.bed O. II .." name wac ou one nf
study pronounced II t" lircrnan.'
?.l qvsn ,l " .ri "a y. ,ci II IL .' .'o Ss nI,
Timothy ,altlcl. KneW lnonl, sniebi.. but nsycr
o. % you r' suov ,, sbici- va. W. Tweed. -,r,,
,NI % ntn IN ~, ma.a A-pid hot know !t a. tAe
Do {9n %. mos tha ONES shields W.. connected
r.'rai 'n.-l lc-. and tiy t.or.s1l more
be- w'ng ~, did i- not remember Mr Tweed
t'.d i.. .lr. Tweed, he reriied " vote my
-'H u.". r..'u', and uOtAlnG else.
q. l2 SOFA AA1N wholou voted for FOR die
Nr. W.u. UI',f' Your Honor. think that
wholly muimi-saIic.
Judge DAVIS -Adui-4,ble only go far as tend
Mr. Clinton rhat ia what we mean 70 show.
VIM. vote the D.uocrh'c ticket every dime.
,''t rencrb. rNh,ther tyltil ft,fr TWesd or no.
2. 20 n4 W. gc,dt cation 70 90 n Or IA!
,,pld 'ou ,'k ~ your ballot To tiow who Won
..ei iorf Al cannot say now. yoteu the Demo
Snow Vno wa- charged with frIuf.n,.il
'I l.t".. Al heard 4 Has sOu4u Court House
"hAr rnt WITNESS HEARD ABOUT NR. GREEN
~ ,..,. l kn.% anyeoiy eise WHO was charged
E - 'erst 'c,I.,e ,9sG hs irt ear and seemed 10
IT, ~ On. Roar ~ 'au-h',r.l
win frar. Vr'I8c.d End Mr. Grlom3 Asitns.
S,9' la.'r ace heard about Grc,l.
o. ,oe 'mte ure that YOU heard hat rwccdard
ha..-t A.-N'' am not sure OF tA.t
me witness .tid IN conclusion that he was
81 lu ifrl-nd, aud had resided In this city
twenty -FOUR NcHi4 irurte.u yrars OF wi lrn have
W''h rht IA the neighhOrhood Of the Seventh |
M Clinton argued Nat hs ch9ll.n-e 10 the
ia'.r was sustained. Itvas Tor the Court ode |
rWluc whether the witness could Lc an inn |
plr'Ri ana prop juror ia the case. The Cotrt |
,"Hd inlse ii"m ne manner of The witness a.
WrH a- lf"m his positive statement. llehaleX-
ll'll'u lte state ui hi- ulnd in hl. own uruIt
la'hloh. Tue Court could see that no was nor |
nm unit when te said that two ,airs ag1 NE
pr ,rht npt,9llcr "i th' city - Implc1t
NtssrS. Bartlett and Graham objected. The
"i,hgas hnd said that he hcard aboI, Mr.. Green
Mr. Clinton. He has connected tho two names
",-'''eI' ~ Is lmpossl4le To believe what the
,Hl U.te lived Ia The seventh ward in whira
Tweed was born and brought up, and wii.h !
90" ."Hs sa his particular ward
PoiNr of FACT.
WI. ". %. huueu Allow me t. interrupt |
,9in..r. on point u fact only. Ii, states tai |
n wood wa- bpfu ana brought iiu in The |
-'euih Ward lie was not bIrn Or brought up
Judte Doys- The Juror s1id That Mr.. Tweed
brought up ihcrc. ''
Mr linton rontoudcd that the witness either
VI ~ 'hlt tiIernrc ur that he wiicliiy con. called
d" WihN MS knowledge. He had Ic.ifatci .
,,h- llne before an-Ncg,l- some questions
'i"n'ilus man. ' '"-
~. .'hui"n II r. apparent that the great wish /
thl- person Is ip yet uu The Jury.
a. lit4dluy listened 10 thi- attack his checks
"'e 'iHr ana went, ana lac scratChe his left !
.i Irital al'dlN. When 10 was nuis he'd ne nro.e. !
"H h'ulln- angriiy toward SIR. Clinton said, |
. '.,t Il"r'i h very badly mistaken, Tor don't
"thf To- t.t on the jury
'Nui' bNis ruled the Juror cOmnetcnt and
''r ar ~ mon challenged pcrsmutorly
'-' '' a. Nrrihl. a mddle-dgel Hebrew Of
t. 'lRuie appearance, and owning real estate |
=" i.Nl lN-hNhth and torty-third streets, was The
r-ltn Juror. Mr., Sporllns took Tie oath Of
'"4'I n-e with his hat On. "
MAS or OPINIONS
4nl W. Griith, shipwrisht, 257 South
rt t'I ,"-s evidently detcrMihrd not t. serve
l'3. lie answered questions as follows:
.rt ,' Willard blltlcit-lIayc you an opinion In Pc.
g ,l-a onuoaE t''Y..gs. SIR
= A'". .tot.noat 4 ici -lr
n1s , 'rlvfe evidence 10 change your op,l,
e.... .oa Nou'l you be governed ny t,e,,l.
lf.r. +lf'tArI ~ what }ou Alyc heard or read
rF aa u4' sou would decide the case On
'' 4rs- -lu,air.
.. 't "''' u1i yoD would 20 contrary 10 tic
q I.. t'',rr