New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
TWO MORE JURORS CHOSEN.
EXAMINATION OF TALESMEN IN THE
MLAUGHLIN TRIAL.
-,,r, COURT OF OYER AND TERM1NER SPENDS
TTiD ENTIRE DAY 1NQClflNG INTO IhhlH
QUALIFICATIONS TO SERVE IN THE
INSPECTORS CASE

QUALIFICATIONS TO SERVE IN THE
INSPECTORS CASE.
The Court Of oyer and Terminer was cro"ued W.
,o-dav when Judge Barrett took his seat On '"e
,anch "a continue the examination into the qual'.cd-
49,, ~ i,rors 10 serve on the trial of Inspector NC
Iaurbn The first talesman called was FRANK D.
o,p-,o, \ linuor dealer. who was excused because
no admitted taking the chance of Keeping ms sa'oo'
omen on Sunday. John 5. Smith an empioye o. ."e
,.u,orl-roors No Ill Nassau-st. VINO testh'u III" !
10 had no impression of the quit or innocence %
,ha defendant was then accepted making 'he
-3u~th Juror. , -.
1oSas s Browne librarian of the Academ! Vi
Medicine was called and put through SediCli''is
termination by Austen G.. FOX VINO dSNe" mn "
NOS a member of the Madison Avenue Presoy-
.orian Church. the Society for the freNeht"" %
crime the Society for the Suppression oi N'e Wv
cociatv of Ethical Culture. the American Sd0O'''
1.nion. the Christian League for the fro"o''on %
co,al Purity. the Society for the improvement Vi
tho condition Of the Poor. or the American ~
i, Association TO all Of which the witness an
swerpd n" ,,.,,h tho
rho witness said he had strong sympathy with me
oooalings OF the Lexow Committee. and ai'er
come further examination Mr.. Fox interpoSeD :"
rors1ptory challenge. and Mr.. Browne was r"'eH
ou;. - ,o,,ol and
excused on the ground OF strong prejudice against
the Police Department. John Hemseth eroce''
and Andrew Devoe who is engaged in the gram
ard feed business No 1920 West Farms ROAD
,..ra excused successfully. Benjamin Slosser san
ha had read the testimony taken ny the I'VNoN
Tommittee in the newspapers from DAY 70 Gay anr
,,af II left no Impression on his mind, bui ne was
aaxcused Mr. House Directing 10 the chalThEc, VI
,He n~osacution Leopold Smith. wholesale clothing
h'sinass No IA West One-hundred- and-tweiilN-
serond-st testified that he had formed strong m
nrassions as TO the guilt OF the ofhcals conhecIed
Irith the Police Department. but that MS con,
science would not be carried away ny thls sthtldI
oninion He was excused. however. upon anSWer'ns
hat he would carry positive opinions with MN
into the jury-bON. , -. ~,
counsel on both sides after consultation without
zen Coiunbus-avo., excused on the ground tnat
he VAS too familiar with members Of the police
force. -, x. ,,o,.s
CHRISTIAN Association. No. 80 East Seventy-htth-st
was excused on the ground tina; he would have
nreil,llce against a man who refused 10 90 on the
stand and testify In his own behalf.
Frederick J. Hei,ige. ticket agent for the New
York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. was ex-
cused on the ground that he had prejudice against
the police officials. . ,,
Stern manufacturer. No lA East Seventy-nfth-si;'
was examined on the stand. and accepted as guam
fed 70 serve on the jury. After that Julus MOSS,
a real estate dealer. William W. Kern a BANK
clerk. Gustav jacobs saloon keeper, and John T.
Beecker No - West Seventy -first-S;.. VINO was III
The insurance business until recently were examine
and excused O ruled out. one after another. Inc
cour; was then adjourned until this morning.