The evening world., 1893-12-07
k MTE CHRISTMAS NUMBER Of THE SUNDAY WORLD s6HTEB2

big; bony, ,yellow-white hand on the
World" reporter:
II have not beer. well since I arrived
at at M ."y York. but 1 think 1 am as well
His furtive eyes. hitting from place to
pace IN the COURTROOM. never rest upon
10 Eaf bs MSIier ana 10 Ma, Mary Nelss; He seems
lay bare the long story, the horrible tale
Of the score Of people In as many cities
Meyer has attempted during the fourteen
years since he came to America In
when court opened this morning. ten
having been found in three days. The
ten In the. 1ury-box at the opening Of the
days session were:
9ysTAvE BuNzL., tobacco. IRe water street;
JoHN A.; GRAY esting-hoase. 1875 Broadway;
w shnMsas street, =, %H..Ia.n:.. '. rs %es 49, rh SnS az
p, wlI.!4 .,,.., :. ,.. R,EM.RE = s,y;se..,, s's
residence, Is East one Hundred and Fourth street.
street; r%e.i sss@sN' si i'' East 'f One Hundred mar SG and
sixty-nrst street.
EisSty:tSird street; residence. SIS West Eighty.
john K. nRuNskrLL. salesman, 80 IVES.
'f SESrRha i 5 siprrlERRls, hotel. 1907 Broad
t%as aDMAH rs.ide"es. lbs far s'' Avenue piano manu-
Deputy sherinf Murray took Mrs.
Meyer to court late. and again she had
and accompanied to court. This woman
was evidently a sister OF Mrs. Mauger.'
but she refused to disclose her Identity.
IL N.,- 49, At~1 IT, ~ -t,- sat
box by Mrs. Mauger,". and comparisons
were made. The resemblance OF the new
mysterious woman to DR.. Meyer was
less marked than those Of Mrs. Mauger.
hair. prominent ears, and wide jaws.
Thee three women. the one in the
trics' death chair. laughed and chatted
no thought OF danger to either OF them.
John Glasheimer. carpet dealer at 3il
nation of the lawyers. put Mr.. Brooke
didn't like him. and excluded him from
the box by ~peremptory. challenge. the
tTTsSn sls our ~ for the defense 1eng Unoc..s,or =,
citizens who. summoned on the special
panel of 200 Jurors, had come to court
determined not to give up their valuable
an astonishing number and variety. OF
reasons why they would make very bad
Jurors.
David p. Schuck, of 24s Canal street.
was the three hundred and seventh citi-
zen examined as to his qualifications.
He succeeded In having himself rejected.
Among the Jurors called for examina-
ton to-day was William d. R.. Brown,
Z fSlSFfd . mse; II lives va, at excused rs ws s.
counsel because, Of his fsibure to define
"eircumstantia evidence" The names Q
1900 citizens selected from the city a.
-rectory by Commissioner Mooney for ser:
vice, as Jurors. There was one. colored
man on the jury that convicted Frank
Ellison Of ~assaultlng Broker Hhnriques.
In the examination OF John L. Kan
mered, a cigar dealer at 667 Ninth ave-
nue., Mr.. Brooke brought " that the
citizen was called in the trial Of DR..
but You didn't serve on the turyg'
MFR. Brooke asked.
mo, because you challenged him.
said District-Attorney Nicoll. consulting
his note book. you dldn't like hin
then. We always wanted him."
Despite this and the laugh at his
pense, Mr.. Brooke accepted Mr., Kan
mered. and he was sworn In as the elev-
enth Juror. for Mr.. Brooke had brought
out that the cigar-dealer would stick to
his own opinions, whether the rest OF
the jury agreed with him or not.
No other juror was found among the
ffty-eight citizens examined during the
session before recess. 0