New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
THE MEN MoUADE W1LLFACE
. ,r,Ry OBTAINED AFTER TWO DAYS WORK


=, whom had opinions In regard to the gun' VI INV
-. =, Az Alderman Arthur j. McQuade, was con-
.,,.a vester,,av before Recorder smyth ia INC
-. 80 ceneral Sessions. The jury box was hlou
..v.ra, times by twelve men who had passcu .ulous
~. ordeal OF examination by the lawyers ou' uao
persecution or defence had oplecuohs W h'"h'
A.. rrescnce OF one and another OF the Jurors anu
49, nrmher would be reduced to eleven 1hen 'ho
,.rs xUor,.d on through another half hour Oh
Questioning as to impression. opinion and acquaih1-
anceship After the jury box had oeen "n'
ao,en times and both sides had nearly exhaus'eo
their pcremptory challenges jury was op.'no1 o.,
instruct Attorney MARITIME asked the Questions ioi
A. rosecution for q part of the day, but MS assist
ant Mr. Nicon did that work most OF inc "nio
c.nera, Tracy, McQuades leading counsel Na' ~
crescent at the morning session. FL -eehh'oi iNo
r GRADY who is ex Alderman Kinks counsel so0n',
10 have been taken into the confluence VI o os.
Tyacv and Mr. Newcombe. and he sat oeside moSusuo
and consulted with his lawyers when any olnoui'
cuestion arose Mr.. Newcombe asked Gil inc q"os
tions In examining the Jurors In McouS"o 49,
Tna defendant himself has boen growing moro
ouiet and careworn the days go by ne - SUI
,,undrd In court by several faithful friends anu ca
Aldermen Farley and Wendell were beside n,in ~,
,.-t ~ the time Mr. wendell was especially iai'h
o., In his attendance upon the defendant MIS- "o
Ouade was not in court. The hecoruel n"N ,,n
visitors among whom was bkcise -.
A,arnw. before tho close Of the session 'ne 1917
s'i, ..,n,rc tho names OF Jurors taken into
vubr
~. oorrt room and a new panel OF nifty jurors was
- nv, representatives OF the County clerk ana
rnu,m,ssioner of Jurors In tho presence VI LILO
Recorder ., ~. eirhtb
when the session OF the court opened inc e'sn.'
p,acc in the jury box was made VACANT "
sna,nnrnr of John Spence by the District 'AtVoihe'
mi, was the eighth peremptory challenge out OF 'no
txentv allowed to the prosecution Inc uo neo
sbu had their twenty challenges In reserve INV
mr. four of the men examined for spence p''o
,.,acted before Julius Fleischauer was acoep'eu %
the eighth juror, but he In turn was cn"n'As'N
, later hour 49, ,n,ad nv
The ninth seat which had been occupied py
..,ries p,ummer was made vacant by peremp'ory
challenge from the prosecution ana ai'er So 70.
time Jacob Paskusy accepted ana oec"P'eu ~'
seat for short time . .o. -.
Harry Hoynes the twelfth juror, did not meet 'no
,,,,ng ~ the defendants lawyers and he depar"No
Milton l., Sandford, who Is In the mix BUSINESS
came forward to be examined as juror pu' ~ "p
,sared that Mr.. MARITIME was among nAs 'us'"
Tia did not succeed in reaching the jury poA' w
George W. Croney, who knew James A. fIohnonu
was an OCCUPANT of the twelfth seat for e" houis
A. Martina saw objections to the presence OF Lou
% Kinney who had taken the place OF BroAen
Keaton on Tuesday in the eleventh pace oo"ie
faicuIty was found in filing Mr.. KINNEY pi'o0
Thomas Masterson one of those examined tooh soho
interest In politics and had been memoer Oh ca
Alderman She SIS jefferson Association. Mr. Ncon
other organizations, and he responded Id the amrih
alive. .,o o.,
continued Mr.. Nicon -.
II don't know about thom," said the Witness pu'
N. subsequently remarked that Henry George mao
. party. 49, ,...rn.
Jacob Lebkuchner, jr., a German in the ooVnns
husness at No sos Third-ave, was put In the place
left vacant 10y Mr.. kinney II am sorry "an'
10 get Off" the juror sad. The Recover saio en-
phati, ally that he must remain and he dm.
The defence thought that John Gate the TENN
turor might be improved on, and James Livingstone
who had no opinion that he believed would aiees
his verdict, accepted in bis place.
Juror Croney, who had the twelfth seat, was ex-
cused and after some trouble with men VINO hau
opinions Meyer n. Heckscher an importer oil laces
who seemed to have judicial mind, TOOK DIS place
Hernarl j. solomon the foreman of the provisional
fury Who had made favorable impression On the
spectators, excused by the defence 'ohn NIL
n Sl, "'" Got it with youi" asked Mr. Nicon,
Nhereat the court laughed ana thc juror nouuci
MAN. Who said that he had published cngravings
aud looks and who knew eA Alderman JaeAAei Has
finally accepted Then Mr. Maitne eAcueou julius
Flclschauer, who held the eighth seat. some dis
cussIon arose Louis Brandt, who SAID that he
list bore a marx opposite his name Indicating that
the deputy sheriff ssid that ne had been serHed q
peremptOry challenge finally ended MI; Brandt
chances, and Thomas Nugent got the vacant III
Mr. Nicol the latter noticed easerness on the
part OF MIR Grady to have him recoiI ed, ana ther
kr. Nicon asked few additional questions, which
only brought out that the juror had hean MI Grady
make speeches. The jury was now oatislac tory 20 u
the prosecution and apparently TO tho defence
but General Tracy asked the Reconer to adjourn u
Il shall swear the jury to night" said the
Recorder
Bs he had another peremptOy challenge left ht
looked over the Jury and , e pe%pSfy ehh bee
turned to the Recorder and asked II an adjournment
could not be mad ,, n. 10,
till we have the last juror now matter how late 1t Is
The panel was nearly exhausted before the Twelfth
Prince-st who had met MIR Newcombe once 50
The Recorier then directed that The jury be swor1
theTs Tsre no more ReremPo Challenges 1s ans
while the foreman and the twelfth Juror affirmed
ghe jury consisted of:
John lynn foreman publisher Of engrayngs No lS4 IVES
lsase & Mo- 90 East Ne
%s Tara ca5 ShS & e S Isl
Iii,senthsL Henry Fan. trimmings Ne 2io East THIRTY
Jacob Lebkneiner. j., bottles No o. East oDehEndred
East Eighiy-hIstst
Recorder smyth, the jurors had been sworn
II any you messages your friends it will
be well do Following the precedent set by Justice Bar
jury remain N custody Al the Gsic House and ,a
Inc Jurors pe KEPT ana III CUSTODY i tle close Of t
session viii be held nom TO pm
Tie Recorder the jurors the option OF hearing thu
opening argument last night OF this morning. AT Mir
Marines suggestion II was postponed 10 this morning
The Recorder then ordered that court officers who
have charge OF the jury be sworn, and Captain kober
Lindsay aud Officers Thomas Morris, COlligan, DAILY
Naldron Clark Valentine, and Cosgrove Of the cour
squad took the oath. The Recorder admOnised them
exercise particular i'll the discharge their
The Jurors did not register al the Aston House and thu
hotel clerks will Try 70 throw much mystery posi-
bic about their gOngs and comiDgs while OF
Even the numbers OF the not disclosed Las
night The twelve jurors however and the half dozen
q,
ranged along the wall there about O'Clock, waiting TO
sundry parcels Of clothing and toilet convenences
rive from their homes Their stay the Hous
will be made pleasant possible under the circum
stances.
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