New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06

O. And did You dissent from the opin,on! thus o.,
pressed because your impressous were OF dloes"n'
en1ra ss@e a. sot cannot ieca es.s where @
You say they eIpresseS TER op.n,sns sPa oS them
nS G @I" 4S% he ess s1
o Do you belong 10 any religious eenom'"a"on' a.
q VIVA. church DO you attends A. The Methodist
Church. d. 49,. ...- ID. 80. 90 a
ststemsnts and comments you formed IN '"pseg
sos Which ySu have a. me- s s sg f formed
q Those impressions you have still at this time with
q VIA ASK you this ope further e1estion. Have Az,
yon DOW any bias feeling one way or the 0ther tna'
would at all influence your action as juror A. W.
Mr.; Mqrris-we withdraw challenge.
Judge NeIlsonHaye tine council the other SIDE any
Mr Traey-we accept the Juror, rescryng our right Of
course as 70 a perempsory chaIle %.
The Clerk called stephen Lswls. No. ss2s, who was
sworn. Challenge for principal cause. a r-..
Mr., FullertOn-Where do you resdet A. No. 7@
O What Ia your oeeupa,iont A. Ny business is
bakery, aud keeping grocery store &, ,so,, .
an not in business IN Brookyn; nv business IA New
Jersey. reside here my family i've here.
Q How long have you resided heref A About 10
Q Before that, where did you reside I A. In New
Jersey. V
q, Have you read anything IN regard to this con-
troversyf A. have
Q, Have you read all that has been published, or
O Have you formed an opinion in regard 70 the merits
OF the controversy A. cannot say that have reaiy
formed an opinion
O Have you formed such an impression as viii inter
iere with deciding the according TO the evil
dence under your oath A. think not.
Q. Do you attend divine service in Brooklyn A.
attend more or less: come home about once month,
and then 90 70 church here. ,
attend the Methodist church In rbompson-sve.
@ Are you COMMUNICATE OF That church, A.
don't belong to that church; have my Letter from
another church. aud have not joined this, bat my
family have all Joined.
q Are you acquainted with either OF the parties 10
this controversy A. have seen Mr. Beecher twice.
and think heard him preach twice nave seen Mr.
riton for the first time to-day, think.
q. When ask II you are acquainted with either OF
them, You say you have seen MI Beeeher Is that your
aDee never spoke 10 him.
q How long since you attended his church and heard
him preacht A. Two months ago.
Q After this controversy commencedi A. Yes, Sir.
Q How many times aid you, Gof A. have been
there twice / bad some friends who came from the
country and they wanted to hear Mr.. B.echer, and
went with them.
@ How long 1t the last time you wenti A.
think twO months ago IL NAV be a lite more.
Mr.. Fullerton-We withdraw our challenge.
Mr. Eyarts-Dld understand you 10 say that you
attended here only once month A. Yes; or some
times less than tnat-Once IN six weeks my business is
III NeW-Jersey.
90 You spend the greater portion of your time there
@ And your family here all the while : A. Yes,
Q Now do You say that you have neither formed
expressed opinion A. THINK have pressed
opinion about lt.
Q Have YOU formed an opin,Ouf A No. think not;
think have SAID TINS mUch-that presume every man
innocent until he Is proved guilty; think have not
expressed any opinion.
@ Have heard this matter discussed in your
family and esewherel A. have not In our own family
have heard II SPOKEN OF III the store sOmetlmes am
not in the store "a great deal; travel through the
country making collections and Obtaining orders.
q So that you consider your mind substantially free
from impression OF opinion bearing either way on
this cause A. think 30; | think could decide as
quick for the other according 20 the testimony.
Mr. Evarts-I think TINS gentleman b. good Juryman.
Judge HeilsOn-The Juror Will take MS seat.
The Clerk called Andrew Mlckey, No $3.50, but K
Judge Fullerton and Mr. 57arts h0tn suggested TO the
| Court that the hour OF Adjournment haG come.
Judge NeiisOn-We will adjourn TO II o'clock to-
morrow And wish 20 say 20 Tue counsel hope they
! Will do the Justice 10 remember that when
| they came here the had been already
| cTOWded-the officers not knowing the would
come Oh, 20 that the pressure could not De remeded
wish to 10 the jurors that they must attend TO-
Il, and they must not 10 the meantime converse
aOOu6 tle case read about IT, wish 10 10 the
pOrers that they must bear what hardships imposed
upon them until jury 0een lnpaueled. and Cneu
roper arraD gements will he made. We viii be obliged
10 cOnue admission jurors and other persons
cerned the and the reporters. Tue jurors Will
! please refrain from reading or cOnVersng sub
! jeci, and II auy approaches them 10 converse
aO0u 1t, they viii report 10 nee The Court then dis
solved FOR day. TO reassemble at IL O'Clock TINS
| morning.