The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-16
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 The list of jurors who will serve in the superior and common pleas courts and also the city court has been com pleted by the jury commissioners, eS- Mayor Sargent ex-Sheriff R. O. Gates and Clerk D. A. Anketell who spent two days in making up the list.
 The whole number of jurors for the county is about five hundred. New Ha- Ven Is entitled to 112 jurors, the great est number of any town in the county. Among the names selected for the town of New Haven will be found those of eight ministers and three priests. On the list are Rev. Newman Smyth of Center church, Rev. E. s. Lines of St. Pauls church. Rev. Justin D. Twitchell of the Dwight Place church, Rev. w. J. Mutch of the Howard avenue Congre- gational church, Rev. I. c. Meserve of the Davenport church, Rev. D. M James of the Second Congregational church, Rev. F. A. Scofleld of the Grace M. B. church. Rev. John Russell of St. Patrick's church, Rev. Patrick Mulhol- land of St. Francis church, and Rev. John F. Corcoran of St. Francis or plan asylum.
 The complete list from New Haven Is as follows: Fred H. Ackley Thomas F. Ahern, Charles J. Anderson, Luzerne F. Barnes, T. Attwater Barnes, Arthur M. Beebe, Edward c. Beecher, Virgil M. | ton, John M. Blair, William Bradbury, James F. Brannigan, James Brennan, James F. Brennan. Joseph A. Bromley, Isaac E. Brown, Frank c. Bushnell, Sol oman Calm. Wells Campbell, James Carr, 25 Winthrop avenue, Frank Chandler, David H. Clark. James Clark, 52 Derby avenue, Andrew J. Clerkiu, 1 Walter J. Connor Edwin w. Cooper, John F. Corocoran, Fred L. Cowles An thony De Matty, Charles c. Denison, l Michael Dillon, John T. Doyle, John K. Dunn, Nathan Easterbrook, jr., Lewis 1 Elliot, Benjamin R. English, Henry F. English, Willis H. Farren, George H, | Ford, John R. Garlock, Joseph Goebel, 1 Henry c. Goodwin, Thomas F. German, l A. B. Greenwood, Owen A. Groark, Charles w. Hemingway, Henry Herz, | Henry Hillman, Conrad Hofacker O. ! Raymond Howe, John w. Hut Alonzo | D. Jacobs, Rev. D. M James, T. G. w. ! Jefferson, Bernard F. Heating, Robert l T. Heating, Daniel F. Kelly, William M King, Rev. Edward L. Lines, Her man Machol John F. Maher, Lester P. Mallory John T. Manson, Rev Isaac l C. Meserve, Fred l.. Miner George D. Mitchell. David c. Monson. Richard J. | Moxley Rev. Patrick Mulholland, Rev. | T. T. Munger, Rev. William J. Mutch, Richard Myers, Nathan A. Myers, Mi chael D. Norton, David O'Donnell, Jo- l seph P. Peaker Horace B. Perry, Rev. Watson L. Phillips, George w. Phil lips, William H. Perpont, Hugh Plum kett John R. Rembert, James Rev. holds. Christian Richards Charles F.. Root, Orion A. Rose, John Ruff, Rev
 John Russell, Henry W. Sanford, Rev. Frank A. Scofeld. William H. Searle, Emerson R. Smith, Rev. Newman Smyth, Herman J. Sperry, Loren H. i Stannard, Lo,.s Steinert, George H.. stockin. Charles H. Stremmell, Edward F.. Thompson, Samuel c. Thompson, Morris Cove; Theron A. Todd John L.. ] Treat, Frederick R. Futile, Rev. Jus tin E. Twitchell, John Uhl. Henry Van Hoesen, Donate Vece, E. Harris Wea- yer, William Webber, Albert Widman and Charles F. Woodward