New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
THE PANEL COMPLETED.


as TO prime pal cause.
Mr. Beacl-What is your Occupationl A. Grocer.
O. Have you formed any opinion this case A. No,
Sir.
O. You have MT had occasion to read much about it :
a. Yes Sir; read some of II.
O. Well, how extensively have you read-have you
read all the statements of the parties about itl a. No,
Sir.
@ Read anything more than occasonallyi A. No /;
O. We'll. have you talked much about iti A. No, Sir.
O. What sort OF grocery do you c0nductf A. Areta
Q. Family storesi A; Yes, Sir. ,.,..
q. And is your dwelling Ia the same buldlnGf A. Yes
@ Yon have family, take iti A. Yes, Sir.
q. Children A. Yes, SIR.
q Daughtersl A. No. SIR.
q. Well. have MT you had occasion, at any time TO
converse about this case! A. Well, not OF any conse
@ HIS it the subject of any conversation in your
falniyi A No SIR.
Q. Have you had any discussion or conversation with
any person In regard 10 itl A. l never had, Sir
Q. No deoatei a. No, Sir
q And have you no opinion or impression IN regar
to its merls A. No, Sir; have no opin on, aud al the
impression had like any other exciting news you
read out OF the newspapers.
Q. And do you thnk yoq could, as sworn juryman,
act imparally between the parties upon the evidence
submitted to youf 4. think could, Sir.
Mr.. Evarts-Wnere do you CARY on your business
@. W1eTeabonts is tGat-what part OF Brooklyni A,
We'll at Bedford side.
n a.
q How long have you carried on your business herei
A. have been there here. iiti!e over SIX years
corner OF FrInklin-aye aud Blter.st.
O. Same line OF business \. Yes, Sir.
O. what style Of grocery IS i'll A. Retail.
q Yes, bat what you call a family grocery stores A.
o. Provision store also A. Yes. Sir
| q Well. ia it a retail liquor A. No, Sir
| O. Nothing OF that kindi A. No. Sir.
q Now have MT you read moro or less Of this A,
@ Aud don't the people that come to your store talk
/ tc Won about III 4, They do not.
O. Don't tako any Interest IN II up IN that region A.
| / don't know what they 40
| Q. But you dOn'ti a. do not.
q Well in your own family is there any interest IN It
Q Yourself and your wife don't talk about iti A. No.
Q What religious society do You belong tot A. am
| Prosbsterian.
| Q. What churchi A. Well. don't attend any one
Q. Well, don't your family together have sttlngs in
| some church A. T1ey do.
q. What Is that a. To Mr.. Faulkner.
y how I ABOUT your NOT haynS any opinion-have You
this thing any other exciting object ike hi5"dop't
| have anything TO do with it.
thingps6 S d SS"F have S op1o 0s on
newspaper reports. lLaughterl
q. How long have you lived IN New York State A
| Something nearly 81 years.
q. And what countryman are youl A. am en- Irish.
O. North Of Trelandl A. Well, you might call it the
Mr. ESi rsi-Well, will call it the North We have
Judge Neson-Let this juror take his seat, gentle
men You now nave twelve jurymen Are you contentl
Mr. Beach-We are. Sir.
Mr. shearman-We are content, your Honor
Judge NelIs0n-mnat do YOU propose 10 business
tomorrow
Mr.. Eyarts-We propose to adjourn until Monday, II
your Honor please.
Judgs Neilson-What hour on Mondayi
Mr.. Evarts-Eleven O'clock
Judge NeilsOn-What VIII DO tho order OF business on
Monday; TO open on your partl
Mr.. horris-Yes Sir. We wish q few minutes CON
sultatlon before you ADJOURN. "a consultation here
took place between counsel FOR plaintiff and for defend
ant, and occupied several minucsD
Judge NeiisOn-daYe counsel anything to suggest