New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
MoQUADE ON TRIAL AGAIN.
SLOW WORK IN SECURING JURORS.
ONE GARNER FOUND WHO NEVER HEARD OF
THE "BooDLE" cAsEs-TuE COUNSEL

THE "BooDLE," CAsEs-THE COUNSEL
FOR BOTH SIDES.
1A'ston Spa, ~ Y, July 9.-Tbe extraordinary
Session of the Court Of oyer and Temner called to sit
hero for the trial Of Arthur j. Mcouade, of the
NcwYork Doodle Aldermen, was opened this morning,
Justice Charles Il. Daniels presiding The defendant
was present, and was represented ~ Judge Edgar
l.. Fursman. of Troy Judge James ". IIoughton, OF
saratoga Senator John Foley, OF Saratoga, and j. s.
Lamoreaux, of Ballston spa. The people were rep
resented by John K. Fellows. D.strct-Atorney of New
YORK, j. Mckenzie scmple. assistant District Attorney
Of New-York; T. +. Hamilton, DisrlctAttorney OF
Saratoga, and A. c. Dahe. of Bailston.
Mr. Foley brought up thS question OF the payment
OF the expenses of the trial. but District Attorney Eel
lows remarked that he had brought the money with
him TO defray the expenses
Mr.. Hamilton then moved the trial OF Arthur Nc
ouade, and the roll call of petit jurors was begun.
Judge Lamoreaux said that the people should elect
at this time which count in the indictment they in
tended to proceed upon. Judge Daniels held that
that question would be decided upon when It was
reached The names Of the peoples witnesses were
calld-forty nine in number-remnable this morning
The regular panel Of jurors numbered thirty.
six, and was drawn from in the following order {:
Elias I. Devoe, machlnist. of saltwater, challenged
and excused; John H. Tibbetts, farmer, Ballston.
challenged and excused Russell X. Burch farmer.
Clifton Park, excused; John Harvey, excused by the
court, having formed an opinion; Humphrey Iiavlland
farmer Saratoga, excused, having formed opinion
H. H. Martin, IT.. undertaken, Saratoga, excused hav-
Ing formed opinion r. H. Han, druggist, Sill
water, excused by consent; Reuben II. Barber farmer
saltwater, excused, being sixty years of age;
At this point, since 1t was evident that jury could
not be obtained from the regular panel, DIsrictAt-
torney Hamilton asked that the clerk enter order
to draw an panel of 1OO and IL was ordered
by Judge Daniels.
The court reconvened at p. m. and the examination
Of Jurors continued. Judge Daniels stated to
McQuade that he had right to object any juryman,
even though the juryman might be satisfactory to his
counsel. John b. Ncwlan, farmer of saltwater, was
excused, being a client Of Judge FuIsman. Enos
Murphy. farmer, Day, excused. Frank A. White, in
surance agent Saratoga, the first juror examined
who proved satisfactory 10 both sides. He sworn
and took HIS place in the box. number of days
will probably be consumed in getting jury, every
one in the panel seems to have formed an opinion
to be otherwise incapactated
At p. the regular panel of thrty-six was ex
hausted. Five turymen had been obtained and they
were placed in the charge Of officers. The officers
sent out this morning TO summon an extra panel OF
iurymen have not yet reported. The court tocA a
recess until 80 o'clock tomorrow morning
Following the result oil the afternoons work Levi
3. Cole, merchant, Of Milton, excused; Joseph f.
Buck farmer. of saltwater, excused; LcaDder Spicer,
OF hlltOn, eAcuStu Mt,lcy hOsAcr, ldtHCif VI Lay
was the first Juror to furnish amusement; had not
heard the case had been in the woods most of the
time wanted to go home to see 70 the haying; would
not give credit TO The evidence Of an
infOrmer; excused. ID. W. Partridge, Of
Edinburgh excused; David D. Eggleston, the
second competent juror sworn IN; Theodore Van
Hyning, farmer, Of Malta, excused; Enos Jerome.
teamster of Waterford and James Gellan, farmer Of
Ballston, were accepted Jurors; Jacob H. Hazcn,
farmer of Saratoga, excused; Clark Potter wheel
wright, of Moreau, excused; George HaGelon, of
Corlnth excused; Fri Heath, Of Cornth, excused
samuel Luther of Saratoga, excused Eugene Burn
ham laboror of COrinth. excused, RODorJ BaAter
Watchmaker of StlwaIcr, excused (hreman); Ashlcy
p Uawlcy farmer of lIalmOOn, excused; Lyman
orr farmer of Providence, excused; Adam Phln,
mechanic of Waterford, was the NTH juror agre 81
upon Samuel G.. SlaOe farmer OF BallstOn, excused
SHARKS Dahe, farmer, of Greenfield excused; Merritt
IJutchins banker of saltwater excused; George W.
Morton gentleman of saratoga, excused JOhh l.
Sweeney merchant, Of Saratoga, excused
The counsel have engaged quarters at saratoga.
McOuade will stop at BailsOn. Witnesses VIII not
be rec allied before Thursday -. .. ,bo
The only persons from NewYork present are inc
defendants counsel and Thomas Dunn, his D0hdsman,
and It is not likely that the other New-fOrk parties
interested I'm the case will until they are neeiI'
Despite tho warm weather the courtroom was hhed
will suectatOrS.