The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13

Mr.. John L. Rose had formed decided
Mir. j. d. X. Slcight had formed and ex-
pressed a decided opinion.
Mir :. W. Freshman said he had a decided
opinion.
Mr.. 5. c. Shields said he did not have de-
cided opinion about the case, but that his I'M
preston would require testimony to change
it,
Mr.. S. Schwarzschld had formed and ex-
pressed a decided opinion.
Mr. VI. Call had formed decided impress
sion Of the case.
Mr.. Alfred Gray said that evidence would
bc required to change his opinion.
NIrMBEE SIX.
MIR. Joseph Strause had not formed or ex-
pressed am opinion. He could give Mr..
Grymcs q fair trial for he had no impression
on his mind about the case. He was accepted,
making the sixth Juror
Mr.. Norton Il. Savage had formed and ex-
pressed an opinion.
Mr. H. W Gates said evidence would be re-
CURED to change his opinion.
Mr.. !. NJ. Noting had formed decided
opinion
Mr.. j. D. FERGUSON had expressed a de-
cidcd opinion.
MIR. NJ. W Redford said he had a decided
impression alout the case.
Mr. f. L. Iabliston had n decided opinion
about the ease.
Mr.. O. Gas-er said that one day he expressed
n decided opinion
Mr.. w. A. Grant. Jr.. had decided opinion.
Mr.. W Il. SmOOt had "A decided opinion.
The tales az this point was exhausted. and
after some little conference il was agreed TO
ISSUE vcnires for fifty more men, and the
court adjourned until o'clock.
Third session.
III al 1,n
questioning of Jurors began.
Proceedings were began by the six jurymen
answering to their names. and after a lew mo-
ments DELAY the first one of the talcsmen was
Mr.. c. V. Clash. who had formed a decided
opinion.
Mr.. A. Bates Tyree had also formed a de-
cided opinion.
NUMBER SEVEN.
Mr. Henry Wenzel said ne had not formed
or expressed any opinion IN reference 10 the
case. and after several questions by Mr..
Smith Mr. Wenzel was accepted a. a Juror.
He was for a long time fancy goods merchant
of Broad street.
NUDiBEE FIGHT.
Mr.. r. n Kendlcr said he had not expressed
any opinion or knew any reason why ne
could not give the prisoner a ialr trial. lie
was also accepted. Mr.. Render IS IN the gal
vaui2lng iron business Is a well known odd
Fellow and a popular man.
Mr.. R. J.. Glazebrook had formed an opln-
ion. ms mad also Mr.. Allen f. DOMAIN. Mr.
James +. Tyler proved to he the most dellbe-
rate Juror of the tales. When asked If he bad
formed am opinion he considered for fully a
half minute before answering the question.
He finally said he bad and was discharged.
Mr. Richard VI. TAYLOR. of Jefferson ward.
made an unusually short speech when an
swewug the question, and SAID Il have. ="
lie was discharged.
Mr.. James W. Pegram stated to the court
that Mr.. Grvmes was a relative of his, and as
such made him incompetent to serve on the
Jury. He was discharged.
When Mr.. Pegram's name had been dis
posed Of Sergeant Eppe stated 10 the court
that the morning tales had been exhausted.
The court at once ordered that the second
tales be begun on.
Mr.. Marx Mitteldorfer was the first one pre-
sented. lie having expressed an opinion he
was allowed 10 60.
Mr.. c. p. Winston had also expressed an
opinion and Mr.. Il. #. Briggs was next called.
He said the relations between HIM and Mr..
GRIMES were such as 10 preclude him from
serving on the jury. He was told to stand
MIR. J. NJ. TiIer had expressed a decided
opinion.
NUMBER NINE.
Mr.. Il. L. Norris said he had not formed an
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prisoner a fair trial.
Mr.. Smith Have you not read the news
paper accounts. Mr.. NorTis;'
Yes. sir: but i'm the same way would read
any local news. The accounts left no impress
sion on my mind
Nh Norris was accepted as Juror making
the ninth one to occupy the box.
Nh Norris is a well-knOwn broker of Rich
mOnd and popular man IN the social world.
Mr. j. i Bargamln said. in answer 10 the
question as TO whether he had formed an
opinion: Il have formed decided one
Major j. NJ. Patton had also formed an
opinion.
Mr.. James r. Sheppard stated that he was
assistant chief of the fire department, and as
such showed his exemption from jury duty.
He was allowed % 60.
Nh G. 2. Selden had formed and expressed
an opinion.
Mr.. j. If. Christian said he had an opinion
and Mr.. l. d. Briggs had also made up his
mind on the case.
Mr.. d. ID. Talcy said he had an opinion
about the case and Mr.. II. Grimmell bowed
his head as a sign that his mind was also made
IIr. W. w. Brock emphatically said he had
an opinion. and Mr.. +. I. Gum. another
Young man. had also made up his mind
Nj X. ii. Wills replied in a very business
like way: Yes. sir, and he was followed 10y
Mr.. l.. a. Davenport who answered, / have
formed an opinion"
Mr. Herndon Courtney the youngest man
vet appearing said he had certain prejudices,
and he was followed by Mr.. r. i. Dabney an
experienced Juror. Mr. Dabney had formed
an opinion, and after his answer an informal
recess ws~ taken, there being no more jurors
present
Many more had been ordered, but they had
not shown up. and the Judge left the bench
until a few more could be gotten within the
fold Of the sergeants desk.
Mr.. John Addison at last put in an appear
ance. but said that he formed an opinion. Mr..
Charles A. Rose had done likewise.
Mr. William Marshall said he made up his
mind some time ago, and Mr.. Levin JOynes
calculated Il have
MIR. H. LandOn Cabell replied 4 have, and
Mr.. +. Harvey Savage, in u prosaic way, said
Yes"
Mr. Pc. Harrison had also made up his
mind. and Mr.. Saunders Hobson said he had
Mr.. Charles Z. Smith said yes, sir" in a
busire like NAME and was discharged. and
the next one appearing was Mr.. l.. w.
Glazebrook who also sad Yes" Mr.. j. L.
Estes also had on opinion.