New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
an, ma over 10 make the statement that have mAoo'
Tbey will ali be here. Sir. at O'Clock, tnink;
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Thav will ali be here Sir. at O'Clock, think
S M SGGSGo no. Al Beacs Icquss, on,
counsel win stay away spa an honorable nn-
Ssrs,au9ing between Mr. Beach and MT Eyarts that
nStaer % S9 morning at ii O'Clock But that does
not interfere with our readiness to go on now . that
Judge McCue-I know; but the embarrassment tn NM
San1St suspend all the business OF the court. VIII
consider the cause as on ana seno Id oo'oi0
Ne,s0 sse 80 we cannot make any iarrange
ments for thing at all until our associates come in'
Judge McCue~wel, then, shall have to let It stand
until tomorrow aa ,n Srn a can oT not
know that you have anything really To do with the
MIR. s6earmSn~Wel in this case 1t secms to me that
| the trial ia on; II has been announced on
cause which will not interfere with the of this
tomorrow. recess can be taken In tins case until II
Honor taking up case which you can finish before IL
Judge McCue-Well, gentlemen I think will consider
the and let 20 over until tomorrow morn
ing at II O'clock But you understand 1t Is not necesSa-
rly be- tried herehat is, that Will be matter to be
disposed OF them In the mean time will 20 Oh with the
| trial OF such other causes as can.
Mr.. Shearman-Well, your Honor VIII understand US
obectng 10 the taking up OF the trial OF any other
suppose you eaa do by consent Of parties IN
very properly from them. This case Is now on, ana
sng Oder thew are not ready and
embarrassed by the fact that have understood the
Mr. shearman-In one sense but there never was an
agreement that the cause should be put over from To-
| uaY. III was only tnat Tue VI
be- Many questions may arise before the first juror Is
| impaneed we can't tell
whether this is to be tried II there Is any motion
postpone the cause, to-day Is the time to make IT.
We do not want TO come 10 tomorrow morning anu
meet motion to postpone this cause.
dg SGS tT PS pta a Vp han what
have said already. Both sides are to be ready for
trial tomorrow morning at IL O'clock that Is our un-
Mr. snearman-Our understanding is that both sides
are TO be ready to-day Monday has been the day al
and when the cause was called, there
was simply an arrangement, as far as we were con
impSneled until ii o'clock tomorrow nofnng, But any
preliminary questions We wish to have raised now anu
Judge McCGe~i will consider the called and
then chances of It's disposition until To morrow
morning. Let 1t stand until to-morrow morning d. IL
Wr Sracv-when the impaneling is TO proceedi
! Judge McCue-I don't know. You can take any aouon
Mr. Tracy"wei do understand that either party
at liberty TO move off the easel
Judge McCue-Certanly; think 80: $500 =,
Mr. Tracy-Then it cannot be said that the cause Is
ready that the cause on We would hko 10 hnO"
, Judge McCue Ito Mr. Pearsall-Wel, you are ready
Mr.. Pearsall-Yes, ready. and they know it have
Judge McCue-Then the cause is called, and stands
over tomorrow morning for further proceedings III
the case
thai we now ask that jury be impaneled that we an
ready, and ask that jury DO impanoed; o.
understand, that the jury should not DO impaneled
until Tomorrow
j The special Jury was called in Part IT, OF the City
Court promptly at O'Clock, Judge Nelson presiding
D The Judge said on opening the court:
Twill mention the Jurors that when the counsel on
both sides last met and consultation was had they con
onred IN directing to have 500 jurymen called Tor TO
= day, and have late hour In the DAY, 20
| ths end that they might simply be called
, | and sworn and those entitled to be excused on
ordinary grounds excused and tnen the matter STAND
over 70 tomorrow morning at Ii O'CLOCK some OF the
SewYork counsel in the case pot being able 10 atten
mil tomorr0w We are, therefore. here simply To cAil
and swear the nrymen and to excuse those VINO deSre
A ! TO Dc excused.
The Clerk then proceeded to call and swear the jurors
NJ whom there wero 400 In court or this large
number 10 asked be excused, and nearly all were
granted this favor by Judge Nelson on various pleas
nIv sbout four or five asking excuses being refused