New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
SECOND TRIAL OF MoQUADE.
PREPARING TO SELECT THE JURORS

..,,. r.sv May TAKE NEhh-""' W
PLANS
Ct, ,rdsred an extra panel ofjurors 10
-, yesterday. Sheriff Grant Deputy county
-. frerk (,roy and an assistant from the once =.
ccn;ssioner of Jurors drew from the great "noe'
.,a;nng the names of those persons who are On 'A'
49,. H.t ftv Names from which jurors VIII De scic'''u
n Monday for the second trial of Arthur y. @cV"""o
o,,v CIV names we're drawn because that n".no''
will furni-h enough persons for examination -" 49,"
a.. E;f,v additional names will be drawn on that Jay
"a on very dsy thereafter until sufficient nuinoer
AZ .scnred Disrict-Atioruey MARITIME expsc'S "'u'
woek will DO occupied in obtaiuinga Jury, as many
moro persons may have formed decided op'nonS ~
10 McQuade's guilt or innocence from the e''oo"'0 '
Mr. MartIne says that he does not expect TO prooe
INV new startling evidence on the retrai Oh 'e h
lie expects that 1t will proceed on Monday unu nas
1T heard OF any intention of having 1t transferred
60 the Court oil Oyer and Icrminer. f, A..
The tact that Arthur J. McQ.aCCe on, of
Jn,ors Charles Refill, mentioned 10 mr. s'arnne
IL aid that he did not think 1t was matter "a i '
nortauce as he considered Mr.. Reilly an en,ircy
fors I, man The drawing OF Jurors in tho Mcpua"e
case is done by deputy Of the Commissioner ,So
and by two otaer officials, in tile presence Oh 'he
Recorder. ,.o,.,o ,vos q, b.s bond was
brought 10 Mr. Reys attention he de,lae1 10 us
also relieved Deputy sheriff Peter McGnnisS ana lanes
the Boyer nrEe dess SGps wss drawn up
IN
sworn TO- and passed upon by Mayor Grace I'll WHOSE
IL vas renor ed Yesterday that Mr.. Ncwcombe had
Withdrawn entirely from the McQuade case ana tnosc
nj the other ,n0lcted Al ermen his Is not eht'Sy
true lie said last evening ,ha, ne was monax but
he should certainly withdraw from all the other
Al, civil bnsiuess be explained. has suiereu hucn
in consequence the attention that have oeeh con
eed 10 give the Aldermen and for this reason fee
compelled give them up ami attend TO otner ples;
matters l fel il my duty, however. 10 continue :,
the McQuade case was retained IN " ITO" 'is
frstp lie ,sded that there woud be no change 30 lai
n. he was in the counsel General tracy anu OK
Senator Grady appearing with nm as oe ss;d thai
thry had not ed to have it taken to the Court
Over and Tormmer account OF tue delay OF zen oaS
which such would involve. Neltnor Mo"i'
anv sttempt be made to secure the testimony o
keenan, dc Lacv and the other exies III anau'.
would be impossible TO get areport IRON them Va 'ts
tDan week or ten days, which wouia DC ,oo Law ~
tho trial. M . ...,uo urs
MoLougbIn. the widow Of tue dead Alderman. as
witness TO testify concerning the meetings alleged u
Duffy and FullsraB to have taken place IN mel ho"ro
il was not dee ned worth while to get McQuade on, o.
. writ OF hsbess corpas, ~ 1t would only give III.
about thirty six hours OF liberty McQusde agree
thai this v a. bot worth the trouble and expense a..
Mr.. Newoombe SAID that Their was nothing IN I'M IN
MINOR Of Dufys having played sharp Oh the D'e
trot-A Attorney while on tke witness stand re ne'
forgot anything that Mr. MARITIME wanted Nun !
remember" the lawyer added: at was Only
reference 10 my questons that bis memory appea,e
70 iaii Oh, no. don think Duty paych doupe y
all There is certainly nothing show that nc did,
far as ! can rec at present.
The result OF the McQuade trial appears to nave ha
tonic effect upon Alderman Clearly. as he was al n
post in the Equitable FUNDING as usual yes'eroia
morning. lie did not stay long, however. returhin
home before and remaining there the rest OF VI
day. Fugraf did not appear M his once, a. II va
annoui ced thar he would. Ills relatives say that ne
still confined to his house and may not 60 on, oeof
next week. Duty aso keeps out oil the way AZ, ne "a
and sees none but his os, intimate friepos since
turned informer bis former constituents have oesere
HIM A. r.
confessed the in court they turned on him. ana no
he is looked upon with disdain by his former aomrer
They have dropped him entirely Even the urchi
in the streets jeer him AMI the words sqneaier
and aniormer" are frequently written on his dooI
step. .., a,
since the AcQuade case turned out so fayorab'y 81
other suspects evince evident desire 10 be tre
at once his IL particularly The case with Aiderma
O'Neil. who seems greatly disappointed because
will have 10 wait until the second trial OF Mcuade
finished In case McQuaoe conyi, ted the ti1ais {
Reilly. ONel aud Ceary will BE- moved In this ordel
Those of KIRK, Farley, finck. Pearson sne'is an
Wendell will wait until the last. Agains, these II
rumored that ex -Aiderman Miller will testify.