The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30

had set his trial down for to-day. Mr..
had In his 5000 bail
II Is understood that Mr.. Con wants
Brush as a witness in connection with
=, Mr.. Weeks replied that Rrush's ear
Her tria' had been prevented because Mr.;
'tioff had desired Il, As he was engaged
he should move the trial the second
Monday IN August. Judge MARITIME said
ne would hear argument on motion for
reduction Of bail later in tho day
Mr., Weeks repeated that he should
move Brush's trial the second Monda"
in August.
in mind better than n" did the motion
thrust Mr. Goff Withdrew
Then EDWARD Man Levy was or,
ihS y ,'ISrt arr u, Inc jury rot was ''''"u
At NE oiisci rudr" MARITIME denied
motion mad" last Thursday for p.rms,,
sion ~ iiIap, 81 the minutes Of the Grand
Isriine said.
"rhn Indictment seems TO he specific
PARTIES to the alleged TRANSACTION on
which the Indictment is based
Getting the Jury.
In tho examination Of citizen cundi-
dates for the jury box the prosecution
and Mr.. Levy seemed equally anxious
TO Eat Jurors who nad 10 piejulic's
against the police.
tho Grand Army OF the Republic, and
Lawyer Levy was anxious nor 10 hav"
Il fclIow-member on the jury. He was
particularly interested III knowing what
newspaper accounts OF the police In
quIry the candidate had read.
The very frs; man worn. Jonas
Snus,a a real estate dealer. at - Ave-
me a, had read the o''"dtggs Of the
LcNow Committee, and formed no opln-
ion. Sir. L"Fy accepted him hut Nir
r.borre excluded him 10y peremptory
challenge.
The newt .citz'rs, Joseph s Marl;us.
lives in tine Eleventh Precinct and there
Cor d.In't want - sit on Tia" jury he
cause II WaH polItI",l ease"
'ur,' eNIMaiatio" r'ti ~ withdrawal of
,hn challenge for bias Int Mr.. Levy call
@j The nI, hi'mnuy Iha. Mr. GO.
challnur.' on mo reluctant Mr.. Nnrkua.
Lows q. briggs general painter. a. !
cnris 'npher street AN resident al L.
l!"dt"rt street, va. " drlh4 A"tay, man
sylvarlt -eglrlPr4,. hts = wife and s"v-
c-ul ":-i''., en- - n Ht .urh Republican.
IS no. 'u,'restel In tn" work OF pr;
"uoIgh about cr. Parknrr"t to kno"
$ hc'ner lac u great punii" benefactor
nr Io.."
IN" r,r.t juror.
Now, Mr. Levy. iJn't want t, try
pr, Ptrkhrrs: In aus "ase. Interrupted
tlat line u questions lie founi mat
Mr. Briggs wa9 70 fortunate as to know
out one POI! 'enan out of the $500 and
pr 'mpty accepted him for foreman I
the jury.
Abraham Holzlnser. of 81 East one
and Ninetcenth street. was ac- ,
"eptable to Mr.. Levy. but Mr.. Osborne
him percmptorly
Samuel Sp1Dpr llltpr in hats and {
caps. at 60 East Broadway. and liviEE
at Ion Madison street. had been accepted
by Prosecutor Osborne. NJ. Levy asked |
but one question:
mir. sennrr. are YOU a Hc6rew?'
Yes. SIR.
I'm accept you
"The people challenge psremptcrily." !
said Mr.. osborne and Mr.. Levy re-
soto vDce;
~ thought ia make Osborne declare
himself"
dealer Of III We, Ninety.ninth street,
sold coal To Capts. Allaire and Murphy
1t Jne time or another but tina. didn't
him in Mr.. osborne's eyes. and
as he was an unprecedented member of
the Lutheran church. he was acceptable
TO Mr.. Levy. and took tle second sea; In
the Jury bON.
CHARLES H. Hyne. was the first citizen
to be peremptorily challenged by the de
Tense. He Is an electrician, AT 65" Iud-
aon street. and lives al! 40 West Thr-
with the L.Now lnv"Stigat ton and Park
hurst movement, and that was fatal
only two jurors had been accepted
when "A recess was ordered.
George r.. Allen was accepted as the
third Juror to try Detective Levy. Mr..
Allen Is ii furniture dealer, at - church
street, and lives tai ln Yves. Ninety
sixth He Is thrtE-siX years old. Free
mason and a member of the New York
Athletic club.
Albert Ncwmey.r. "A saloon keeper. at
Firth av-nu" and Ninety seventh street.
and living at 100 Eifth avenue, knew the
Captain and ward man In hiI precinct
aud was ON good term" with the police.
Mr.. Levy likcd MIR, E-wmcyer. but Mr..
osborne p"rempt rrly challenged him
W ilam O. T.. Hc.'us. salesman Tor J.
Is. Jacks ~ & May Company 2Ni Frank
In street. ami living at II Clinton Place.
-; 'lC ttm,h seat iN the box.
The hftN seat was given to Robert T..
Holden. real estate broker, of one Hun
drcl and S,rrnty-seNrnth street. IRE
mont.
An adjournment was taken at this
po,Nt Ill tu-murrow morning, and, al
though tn" jury vas sun not half COM
pltled. Judge MARITIME committed Levy
in his uatty uniform Ia the Tombs.
Acted ENv'S TQIkl