New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
B1JDDENsIEK IN THE ToMBs.
TWELVE JURORS CHOSEN TO TRY HIM.


,up prcoRpER REFUSES TO LEAVE THE DEF hN
.yT,N THE CUSTODY OF HIS BoNDsMAN.
p,;Iaer Buddensiek's stout frame had 70 riso
.oIre times Yesterday and as often his weak eyes
were directed toward the urybox as one ai.s aode
ctber of the accepted jurors was sworn 70 h
veil and truly the case brought against MN , Dy
the People of the State OF New orK. OIel &c 100
began to call the members of the extra pane crseS
s"r''s fap anS that I pTosa,Ssst h.
another panel would be needed. Assistant D Us
trict-Attorney Nco conducted the caS S rharles
" Brooke appeared for Buddensiek. Congress-
man belmont sat beside the Recorder for par OF
the day. He warmly greeted tne Ass Sn,ess
trict-Attorney, VINO honilhaseu hiin ioi Oe'
Charles A. Grffiths who had taken his seat IN
the iury-bex on Tuesday but had not Deen sWcii
was excused. and Charles Totter, who had occupied
the second seat was sworn as foreman oI tIo ny
He is apparently sensible, lnteltieehIh seves
man Most of those who presented tnepsel.cs
were excused on the ground OF prejudice; Al1qnt
those excused was former member OF a Jury p b'
had tried cases brought by the city against buu-
densiek ...ou fNo se1
sWilliam T. Ericsson hatmanufacturer OF NO 90
Broadway, became the second infor; "fIederlIIh 4
Smith, the Clerk called, and the hecoiuoi, " no
pronounces his in the same way sGeine 90 bis
ferested Mr. Smith bore out the reputation OF ms
name by proving his impartiality ana pecae ' ~
c;reene.sf.: William H. Mccormick, furnishing
goods. No. 373 1hird-ave.; SOLOMON Lowenperg
salesman No. 57S S s1 Blo Sdas we're
III,
lected as Jurors after the examination OF many
members Of the panel. The counsel LOT the ae-
fence objected to peremDtory , cnancnses
by the prosecution. but they were
oyerruled. Jacob NJ Bloom, engaged In the oIotn,
ing business at No. 10 Wooster-st, who had 1orneu
an opinion from reading the newspapers, was a ss
cepted without the consent of the defence. Dayid
+. Never, hat jobber, of No. 512 broadway, ana
Frederick W. Woods, carriage manufacturer, OF
broadway and Forty -seventh-st., became Jurors,
though Mr. Woods had visited the fallen buildings
on two occasions since the accident Samuei
Weld dealer IN trimmings, at No. 20 Greene-sI.,
was also accepted, and James L. Doty young
stationer, of No. S94 Sixth-ave, was chosen us inc
Recorder Smyth charged the jury not to tax or
read about the case and especially not TO WISH the
scene of tho accident. He announced that ne
would hold court on every day until late IN tne
evening and told the jurors to make preparations
accordingly l.. 1.o;r +bo
Recorders consent that BnddensIek shou1d con
tinue in the custody of his bondsmaI. Inc 1e-
corder said, with much emphasis, that the de-
PENDANT coud not be released, as he was now IN the
custody of the court. The builders countenance
fell as his counsel told him the result OF the app-
cation. He has horror of gong TO jail, Dut lie
was led away to the Iombs, - 900
Each of the Jurors as he left the courtroom was
followed nv a Central Office detective, detained
at the request of District-AttOrney MARITIME.