The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27
1rROR NO. 3 FELL ASLEEP.
uu.I WAS TINE NATTER WIFE
a,IIoRINf-s0METHING sUREL

-.. m. in = tOndittou, OF btess
",,,.s by . Tsrkish bnth Ne Ce.tr,vse
90 Sit Thro.<h she fie'n TIA. - ,.
Of the T'~s opsshe-ssr
What was the matter with o'HslloranF rnat
"a what those ihtetesteo u u ''
v,.,n Tor arson which went to the jury yeste--
"A, afternoon in the County Court In brookiyn
-onld like To know. That Is the question which
,.dss Hurd and O'Hslloran's fellow jurors In
~. ,ury box want to have answered.
mat 4. the subject upon which Assistant Dis
,,,e, Attorney Miles for the prosecution and
aob.rt II. Elder for the defence long Tor inror-
.,.,on. Finally, that 10 ths point upon which
nay depend whetnero = nie'u' -
,,.dy been tried twice with the result OF Two
engagements on the part OF . jury snail un-
d.rso . fourth trial.
what's the matter with o'HaiioranE Inc
ou.ry bnrzsd through the court room a. juror
IA. 8 snbled in and took his scat atthe opening
OF the morning session. the process OF OPENING
having been delayed ten minutes on his account.
symptoms were present In his case In considers-
bio quantity. His gait was uncertain his faes
was rich Of hue, ana his expression WAS one Oh
troubled LIBERALIZATION to look - II he knew all
.bou, It.
when he sat down. he sat down 90 hard that
his eyes ,osgled In their sockets. hssomewhst
thick tone. but with no uncertain voics. he An
,,sred when his turn came In the roll call.
Edward o'Hslloran! You couldn't fool HIM
That was bis name; he knew It and he respond
Cd with . Present. that caused Judge durd
10 az. him sharply.
MI. o'Hallorsn sank back In his chair and
saied mistily about the court room. He wa
ready for the trial to proceed. but IL It didn't
-...d ,xhy what did he carsf He was pretty
'NN..e. .,.h, -. n. ~. ,h.nt xor
eom'or'ao'S ,ss 49, IA go ~. ~
wh.t,, the matter with o.H.alor.n ,u...st.a
form o, inquiry. He didn't put IL in just that
form; Sq,u u,.,~ ,ou
o'Hallorsn rocked not Of it; not he. He was
busy counting the spscks on the ceiling.
-Mr. o'Hallor.nT' repeated the Court. thi,
uA Kindly Juror behind i.bo.d No. 8 in tn.
back OF the neck.
Ouch" remarked o'Hsiloran with some
emotion. Then he half ... oD.
J.as. Hard.
oH,iloran lifted . heavy head. On. .,.
ptrnly smiled o'Halloran upon the kind hearted
~Teolin' all right" he assured the Judge.
DO you feel able to go on with this case"
wv
clearly evident 10 the court "CertnIy. your
Honor"
III the court please. oesAn Tue opposing
lawyers ana then tney ooth advanced upon
Judge Hurd. and the three held q consultation,
:. ~. oo,.lr,,o, q, Which 4, "a. .nroprc.J
y .ns Sones.s -s,.h \, ~
psn,.nSsld, ss.tga.d ,haa or ~.
nnss' 1890 Etisn s,sr,sa ths arcn..S 10.
ne ioasa I..tins IN Va Va
YORK David y. Carvslho, the hand writing
s!pJiI ana fmv Inp.s'a rr.e mneS ,hs oa.
.s snIs, % BY IN. Court o'Haiiorsn N.,n's
%SSa nss ~ ,h., he n nasS 10 Inav aed Lao
h.y;ns = v,sas tims enioyinv 4, All nv hImssl,
whats ths matter Eith 0hailoran Ihe
rsiIs NJ Caryslho wa. ON the .tsnd'
some q. the aass,ions asked Of Inc
,n,rr n, tSs hooSs of the iodse -ef,r,ss
~ ~ p.hr.nS.ldt n. .hoving the d.f.ndsns.
pre.snce there had been doctored. They we're
~, .Sm,,tss hnt ,hs inv usrs mnch ,n,sr.
y. 49, - 49, Iii AZ, ht.E.,iors, S,u.uns..
sSnt e.rs II. vas s.ieep-
~, GI.iinr,n - ssiS fnde. Hurd .,o,n,rS
~ nnno... esu ucsS y.
o. tSs .S@g 3rom II. oy. na''i' 'r1'heo 100 's'
SgSs; yoar hono,. ne 's sir ., ~. A.. ,o,~
main in this ooqrt- the Juds: \ nonishsd hin.
Ea.,. ~
aere.ly ,hat sor,ion Of he o=poosits Van AT
rsctIy In front AZ MIN. Init prssenriy ~ Leaf
interest in th.s Thousht. more pleasinS
Ions Of haupine,, D.,,ed over ~ sxpr,s.tvs
ss.,n WINS p wv -" eAp'
Gently the eourt room driftsd mt of NJ. eoo-
sciou,nsss or cases on murmurfns monotony
the voices Of the business OF tbs court Soins
~ pu,tn.- T,r, tnshrr "~ "
"IooS a. M. ssniiem.n Of ~. ,urvw
Il Wa the Iawyer FOR the defene, sumn,ins
nm The vote. ~ ,hnna.r hsoLs IN 49, IN.
dream Of 0'H,iiorsn rn,hh.ix ,itDr NJ
70 r%-aliti.s In second hIs onict int.ii;xsncs
grasped the SITUATION
"C,rt'nlv yonr Uo,or- n. .x. h..itr~
him.elf out ~ dr.ami,n1 Nv ,hs am ~ hts
chair "Tn .I r,ybt ~ -"
The cour,' ad ionrn.d O-u.Ilor.n w.r, IN =.
Turkish h.th Win , ronr, onsc.r
WhaI, the ns,,.s wt,h nSu:uo.n, IT,.
Atisruoon session xs. 80, vj,s az ..m nh
lsm As the morning Jnror Nc a all ~ m
The Turkish hath NAV bays sIi.s,atad In, 4,
hadn't cured. the tronble with rarsfnl .,sns
he tray.rser the ronr, room hsIf an honr ~
until he cams. m IN. 49, - - ~ ~
armly seized the rail nr..nm MI vifS ,hs cams
mendable pnrno.s n; .ssnrinr s az, d,
was a good ,top, ,aiI U.y,ns ....r.tnsS ek.s
It sas. he CHING IN r. nasSn. - 80.
ne walked N IN. seat and xhsn he rssched ~.
chair he sat down in IL w,th : n s-nh ~ -,
rouIh hardly havr bean NO.. n,onnnncnS 80
IL been FORTY feet h~Io,v Mn Ths rnrr, 800
trembled with the sbock """' Vi"
What, IN. ms,,.r III, o,u.r,-., ..lA
one OF the iurym.n behind No a in svbisns,