The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-03
THORN TRIAL EXPENSES.
"BoARD AND E~NTERrAINM ENz,, OF
JURORS At GARDEN OITT.

Hstei Rin Tor Both JuFies %. oss. po-The mi,
or tho Hotel HARDER was sac. sS-Pinyiur
Cards Ce.t 0B Costs q PacL-Oue ytrht.
shirt 81. Funersl OF Gieidsenauppe.
Martin Thorn will be arraigned before Jus.
tice Maddox in Long Island City at 10 o'clock
this morning to receive sentence of death. He
will probably DO taken to Sing Sing o.morrow
morning. 1t was hoped that Mrs. Nack's case
might also DO disposed of, but owing to the In
ability Of Justice Smith TO attend. 1t cannot be.
Any plea taken from her must be taken before
him, rs he is tho presiding magistrate for this
term Of court, Justice Maddox having been
called in to try Thorn, owing to his colleagues
illness.
Thorn's attorney. William F. Howe, says
that he Is confident that the Court of Appeals
will reverse the conviction, although admitting
that Justice Maddox presided with absolute
fairness. He. bases this belief on the ground
That the testimony OF Constantine Keehn as to
Ihorn,s threats three months prior to the muir
yant: He objected TO this testimony, but the
Justice ruled 1t In. granting an exception and
later In the case; The question was not called
up, and hence the evidence stood. Mr.. Howe
oiSG the a0d defsp shS ioF 20 wight TisRt 9 ibs ei nrcso himself 81 ,S or
Yesterday afternoon Nanny Friend visited
ney Youngs. Neither Friend nor Mack would
tell what occurred, but Mr.. Friend. declared
first degree. It. is practically settled that this
t wall be wb hsE plea non Even 1.. the v mSdi% nI9an sem Ssr
to come out in about twelve years and four
months, II she behaves herself as 9 prisoner.
Thorn's sister and her husband, John. Minker,
talked quite choerfallyy. When his sister said
Mack escape. he threw up his hand to stop her.
Don't, cay anything about that he said.
81 wouldn't care If she were turned loose to-
Mrs. Minker is like Thorn in that she showed
no emotion. Her husband was quite affected
taken with TIA slight fainti IN t spell H..''u' III "A'
Coroner Tlthill granted a permit. yesterday
s sap reG F Sody Which Gf The SaYc Esen is 81 fb. G MorSas
since they were found. Gicldsensuppe's fellow
workmen in the Murray Hill baths, where he
man benevolent organizations of which he was
a member will attend to the interment.
by GieIdsensuppe ;sI friends re 9 to Fra Franz nHG odend HyeL
funeral will take place from his rooms on Sun
day morning. The ;nterment will be n the Ger
man Lutheran Cemetery on Long Island.
CITY Hotel was sent to the Queens COUNTY
Board Of supervisors yesterday. 1t was made
Of the hot hotel dam and d It G set forth b. Just ma1 hoS m the iury
men had been treated while resting from .hell
labors. The total amount was S2,o49.9o. Of
! "hiiSb hbiouht plt-oo.JO "no luCuIICu pS Ilt
second jury in the case. The remaining $slt
was incurred by the first jury, which was dis
charged owing to the sudden and severe Hines!
OF Juror Magnus Larsen Of Long Island City.
One Of the items charged against the SECOND
jury was for shaving, haircutting, and sham
pooling. The barber shop Of the hotel is down or
tho bill for $3O.35, while the hotel bootblacl
wants 81 80 to square his account. To the tele
phone office in the hotel there is due $2.05 fo
calls charged against the second jury and $7.5:
for calls charged against the first jury. Eaci
jury is debited so cents for playing cards at 2t
cents a pack. The first jury used the hotel liv
cry service to the extent OF $l7.75. while tn,
second jury has charged against it only 81 To-
carriage service.
The first jury incurred an expense of 81. IS 70
q night shirt. The bill does not pivc the nam,
1t cost Queens county just $51l:61 to "boart
and entertain" the first jury at the Garden Cit,
Hotel. and just, 81 .09s. 20 for the board ant
ENTERTAINMENT Of the second Jury,
Besides the hotel hill, tho Bonrd Of Super
visors received yesterday a bill from the Loni
Island Railroad amounting to $3.50 for specia
cars usei by the iurymen in ira Yelling back ant
forth between Long Island City and GardeI
City, and also n bill for 500 from the New YorI
trolley cars used by tho jurymen between tn,
Court House In Long Island City and the Lonl
Island Railroad station.
Each of the bills bore the approval of Suprem,
Court justice Maddox. who presided Mt the tria
Of Thorn. but despite the approval of the Cour
the bills were referred by the Supervisors to tn
on Miscellaneous Bills. As the Boart
OF claims aga INST the county it is expected tina
action upon the bills for the expenses Of the Thor
trial will be deferred until I'LL the bills hav'
been received.