New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
THE JURY BOX FULL AGAIN.
MLAUGHLIN's TRIAL TO OPEN FOR
MALLY THIS MORNING.
TWO JURORS SECURED AT Yesterdays SESSION
TO FILL THE PLACES OF d.

TWO JURORS SECURED At YESTERDAYS Session
TO FILL THE PLACES OF d.
RANpo AND FRITZ.
Whom rus,ico Barrett took his seat yesterday
morning in the Court Of oyer and Terminer. where
Insnector william W Mclaughlin is being tried on
a charge of bribery and extortion, there were only
ten Jurors in the box. There were twelve jurors
in the box Monday mornins but before the day
was over two OF them had been excused me
first was William F. Durando and the second was
Charles Fritz There were rumors floating around
the courtroom that yet another juror would De
excused before the days proceedings would come
TO close.
Colonel James began by saying he would put In
an exception to the remarks the Court made IN
setting aside Durando and Fritz He then moved
that the Court proceed further with the trial
owing to the irrcguarty In setting aside the TWO
Jurors which would result in mistrial
Justice Barrett denied the motion. and then the
hunt for the two remaining Jurors began. Sew
eral talesmen were examined and excused oeiore
recess.
After recess the work OF selecting the two re-
naming jurors was resumed.
The first talesman called Richard Acosta,
merchant. No. Old slip. In reply to Mr.. FOX
he said he knew John A. Mccall. president OF 'he
New-York Life Insurance company, VINO - IL
friend OF Inspector Mclaughlin
..Do YOU think your acquaintance with Mr. Nc
Call would influence your verdict asked MT FOX
Colonel James was on his feet In an instant pro-
testing agans; the question. Justice Barrett over
ruled the objection ana directed 'hc 'a'cS'"'" w
answer the question
"Wel" said he. "if Mr.. Mccall told me that the
aefen1an; was an homes man and was incapable OF
committing such an act. would believe him"
Colonel James took hand al TINS lnh,,ur". ~,
y9a believe TIA, you can dSsl c Sn s' be
~, al nj n MCl.lLRll.l.
IN renIv 10 Justice Barrett the inlesmnn sail he
coui mi see how homes, man could be the ifehd
o. sustain the challenge. said Justice Barrett
AZ 'h's mc It leaked out tina; another panel Of
20, s ga o' %o 'f IA ' real
proved acceptable 10 both sides. ana occ"p'c' the
MN seat IN the box Professionally. . 49,. 49,
There was only one seat now vacant In !ne pox
Emanuel j. Pclkan jewclry broker No, -, Esss
anh look me sxih sea, In The box. which was fu
one once mo more Mr Fox then recalled Charles >
Stein nc h ~. occ 40 30 "iaes NS"sus stein
said tho Office was rented TO hS pfoiheI o, asked
no yol know a man named H. H. sire "sA''
VI" rYd r"N SIR. he Is a cousin or mine"
formally sworn I'm AZ Juror 80 ; Mr. Pclikan. ne
sixth juror. was CHALLENGED perenp,"ty bayn.,n ns
ali their challenges Peikan was leaving the court
VIC" Golon "I Fellows then announced after cor
siltaon WIN hts collcasucs. nat he "onli Win
fcncc were satisfied Colonel James sail his side
VAS willing and Pel.kan again .ieppc1 mo the
U,s n, last complete and an adjournment Was
taken uniil this morning al II Is. when the 'riai
viii ho formally begun. $780,, , ,,,,
The following Is complete ~ Of tho Jury Pninp
Schneider drycoois No 1913 Inion-aNe.. 9 nnrl"-
" pnrdy insurance No. ~ Rcale-st: Herman
stern Instrument manpfaciurgr no. ~ E@st
NJ III fas, Eighty ffth-si. charles :. stein.
real estate. No 132 Nassau. Emanuel j. fslikan.
tav.alrv broker. No 10 East Ninety seventh st
charles S-hacfcr. maltsier. No 70 whitehall ST;
William scott clerk. No . puane.st William ;.
I,,res veterinary surgeon. No 80 West Th.rii"ih-
9, simon solden. manager Hartford Glass Com
AMY 70 32D Broadway. william J. Henley harf-
ware 40 :, Narren-st. joseph BI!ova. je"eNer.
No. u Maiden Lane.