New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
STILL LOOKING FOR A JURY.
row peocRrss IN THE McQUADE TRIAL.

oxr or THE ORIGINAL TWELVE LHFr-A
TEDIOUS ROUTINE OF QUESTIONING.
~,..,.,dav's session OF tbs McQuads trial before
sorder smyth the least fruitful Of any since the
s.uuioe Of the attempt to obtain jury The average
aer of Jurors who have found seats In the box IN the
dave already spent has been six Yesterday there
ouv three changes The third and fourth SEATS had
nav when tho day closed and tie twelfth scat
as again vacant after II had been occupied for part OF
sh~ day.
1he figures of the scene had not changed McQuade
s.,r.d freely with brother and always cmber
40 ,ns combine for the defence. General Tracy. Mr..
Nevconbe aud ex-senator Grady always consulte1 MIN
~ben ,nev conferred to challenges Tho routine OF
challenging juror and spending hours In endeavorng 70
All Tia vacancy thus created was continued all day. out
not Oh any accession OF speed from the long experiences
o, the lawyers. Mr. Ncoll and Colonel Fellows askea
without auy necessary action OF the mind questions
.icn had become so ordinary that the lips seemed to
form them OF their accord The jurors name place
of business place Of residence. and ability TO weigh the
evidence wthou. regard to the opinions were inc SUD-
,ects Of the old familiar questions 1t wa> only when
soe Juror of apparent Intelligence hestatod for time
that the examiners went into exhaustive analysis OF
his mental condition There greater difficulty tnan
IN any previous day since the rs In obtalnng eats
factory 0rors
The twelta seat vacant when court ad'ourneo ON
Monday night Among those who were exam'nsd TOT
the place was William schl. who is u picture Trainer
md has framed pictures and hung them for jacob nhar
H. w.s excusel because an opinion woul Influence him
en- arriving at q verdict Jacob Fineite, OF No. 10
Henry-st a clothing dealer, had al uncommon lack o.
nation He had head Of Arthur j. McQuade
Colonel Fellows asked:
O-Do YOU read A. Yes, sir.
q ID, you read English A. Yes. sir ~,
4 And you have never heard OF this case' A'-No'
sir. u,.
Tina witpess knew Ell -Aldermeu Shells and Kirk When
sked whether lie knew any Of the counsel he I'D that
ho did not know who the counsel Those three
hes. looking men ssslno T. w s %as rxca.e
Gariner wetnernee. of the Windsor Hotel was greeted
TIN n, Wn.,sor Hotel Mr.. Wrth-rbee nad an opinion
whcL lac feared light Influence him. James H. Brlton,
al ' took the WELT" Sat His bus
ness lccorde on the CLERKS mrno anaun az nat U
This city. He lives at No. is East Foriyhftust. but
spends mnch tine IN Europe. He had an air OF inae
the aefencs made further challenges at the time
bne sa ssn ia the 1rynoS for day several
men with opinions gays way 10 yoHn o. Hs al
NOT know any body and had no opinion He u Young
He hal apparently read THO papers Only ia .e:
tie tniri Juror. 49,, ,,...,. -,
last by Archibald EisAine scotcaman wa0 mas
unssed th orirai of investigation Tor several
DAYS lie is builder aud the prosecution re, eVrd IN,
formation Yesterday u some or Ills frehusus WHICH
lci ,ne DsinctA torncy to ch.lenge him pereinpo1y
HIS removal caves Only Quo or er" r,s Ros.n err has
not been disturbed. He ls short, mlhdleaeea man wiz
"A lpuu FIX Ant
rest on his nose, ana smiles piacidy al 'VrIy
incident in the exaiDit alton OF tue Jurors e
has watcnrd his companions disappear aud seemed 7"
regret the last one vi tue original huoe' was
Micnn. W. lie Wolf freight AGENT OF the Erie Rail.
wy answered the Enquiries iotsssnty mt he had
strong prejudice assin.t nf"rneis anu you'll not give
thcir Testimony any wrisht He was exeu'ed.
Samuel W. Bru@me who is ia the candy andy business nd o
sprearsd sgn, and surprised r N M ssi9 Os mol
O. DO you not raj the newspaprrsf A.-No' sir at
H. oil In tha ruet
State am Nation A. =. No. sir
O. -Do you not what goes on about yonf A.
There 1, Only tnine like to know about tnat u as
to in the city. rail roads aud such tnues
Q-Do You vote Z A.-Yes. sir 49,, -. A.,
O. DO take interest in the action OF Tue
officials for Shom you have voted A.-No' Sir iet
9As von Take an interest in city railroads. perhaps
yoi remember that the Board OF Aldermen erahteG
irapchise a railroad i'll Broadway in 1ss4f A NO.
Tie Kecorie.--You know that there Is aralroad ID
Mr.. Nicoll-But you mad not heard of the Aldermen
A-No, sir saw men digging Oh Broadway, and some
one said there was 20 &c Sy ,n Soon ate,
ward John r. Nirhois. VINO wanted 10 yak anu wuo
ahmed The Recorder. after struggle, succeeeed io
drawing direct answer 70 one or Two n'e
,nemser ui his FAMILY sick fourth lnror wbs
foina iu Cyras Ssh 1omaeher an elderly na si". e
travels for fancy goods house. When asked whether
b. knew any of the members OF The boIa o. A.e ph,
or,nS or .ome such name" Mr.. MARITIME sueGe,ied
Fuer.n which SEEMED to satisfy ny rs e ON te anc
AIRED Tor yostet lays session. Mr. MARITIME said that
No ST. ronsuati with his 1c ties, excused
the twelfth Juror The foreman. Henry O'trnners. asu
= consntstjom with Recorder Smyth. after which the
Recorder said that the foreman had served op jury Ia
Octo of present year ana had list ie"lne ma
he WAS examnt froi0 further service The hee0ruel sa
tb,t ne had oomclu led not IA excuse him. me court
then adjourned there were no more persons ~ NO "a
snnod' Tue 6ndiug OF jury VIII occupy another "a'