New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
Q. Are you gentleman Of family A No. Dir. 4 ON

| O. Are you gentleman OF fanny a. no. DIE M
not. a --a'.t .- '..'
/ O. Do you keep houset A. Yes. Sir.
| O. You hoard OF this CONTROVERSY Yes. Str.
| O. Have you any person residing with you, compos
ing your household A. Yes Sir. ny brother aud
O. Have you read anything about this controversy :
| A. 1 have read In the menrement d.. .
read IN about as far as Mr. Beeohers examination.
@ His statementi A. Yes. Sir; ,o,..o ,ho IN
| yeStigasing Committee OF tue churchi A.. No. SIR
@ Did you read tho report Of the CommItteef A. NO.
O. when you ceased reading had you any Impression
To the merits OF the eontr1vesSy a. mao
irey undecided about me atsr At rs ha sdS I2 ME-
Impression when read M Tton Sa i,a a
| so that l would DO entirely neutral. a.. -,
O. Your mind Ia entirely unDiasedI A. fes' Sf;
| have not the shadow OF a bias on either side, 49,
@. Are you acquainted with oithcr OF the parties
@ Where do you attend churchi A. attend the Cath
@ Who Is your mInsterf A. Rev. Father Moran
q Do you g. to hear Mr. Beeeheri a. heard him
once - my lfe-ton or twelve years ago. .o
Yon have no feeiins against either OF these parses
@ Yoa are not onscous OF any bias inclination In
tee between the partcsi A. Not the slightest Sir.
Q Have you discussed the matter with any persons at
a siri A. Imay have spoken about the matter III the
q. Have you ever ayowed opinion upon the merits
OF tterf A. No, SIR II ever expressed an 0pin
ion regret that tho thing should occur In he
@ You never expressed your opinion as to whether
the ono or the other right or wrongf A. No Sir.
q, Can you recoect whether. you ever talked with
Mr. Koady upon the subject A. do not remember
| that have :; II have. II was very casual.
| q. You know Mr.. Ready A. do. well.
q You cannot recOlleet whether you ever had any
conversation with him the subject A. None that
can remember now upon that Of any consequence.
@ Do you remember the fact that you had any con-
O. And YOU do not remember that you ever had any
A. have not the slightest recollection that ever
spoke him to the merits dement's OF the case.
opinion az to the merits OF the Mr.. Ready to
any other person A. do not remember that nave.
3 W Hf% kn il hi, h business messy A. hxSer s
q You cannot remember that you had any CONVERSE
| ton with him A. do not remember.
@. Are you that you had no conversation with
hun A. cannot just swear do not remember 1t now
s SSs you were summoned as aurOri A. am
o. Are you positive you had not talk with him dur,
Ing the last is days on the SUBJECTS A had
Q, Have you any Intimate acquaintance with Mr..
@. You frequently held conversations with him 7 A.
Not very irequenty met bim probably once In two or
4 rs possible that you may have had converse 4
| not at all possible, Sir; had not.
q. Has Mr. Ready talked to you, or in your hearing,
| Mr.. Pryor-It seems TO Us that the Juror is good
Mr.. Evarts-How long have you lived in your
present resIdcncei A. At least five years.
| O. How long have you lived In Brookiyni A. Over 20
@ What Is your business A. an builder, house
@ Is your place OF business at your residencei A:
No. Sir my pace of business is right here, at No. 81
| Schermerhorn-sl., q carpenter aud builder.
| O. Are Won regular attendant at any churcha A.
O You have, presume. respect for the Gospel and
the Christian religion A Certainly Sir;
| Mr.. Evarts-He seems 70 "a to be good Juror.
Mr.. Bcach-Do you think that tho Gospel or tho
Christian religion has any particular interest In this
Mr. Snearmau-YOu think that the Gospel could island
even II one particular minister could mott LAughterl
Judge Neilson-You may take your seat.
| The Juror retired accepted.