The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-20
WEDDING OUT JURORS.
Struck Panel in the Moo
nan-simpson Case Re-
duCed to TWeny-fOur.
DETAILS OF TIE CHALLENGES
Good Material Left From Which
Twelve Men Will Be Chosen
for the Trial.

Twenty-four of the panel of forty-eight
jurors selected by Justice Lippincott and
Judge Hudspeth in the Oyer and Ter
miner Court last Saturday, in the
Noonan-Simpson case, were stricken from
the list this morning in accordance with
the law. The proceedings was conducted
very quietly in one of the little jury
rooms in thel front court room Former
Judge Garretson and Assistant Prosecutor
Klink represented the State and former
Judges William 7. Hoffman and Thomas
F. Noonan appeared for the defendants,
who were also present. When the strik-
ing off had been completed the revised
list was submitted to the Court.
The names We're stricken from the list
one at time by the State and the de-
fense alternately, until the required
twenty-four had been eliminated. Judge
Garretson opened by scratching out the
name of Thomas Rosevear No. 235
Eighth street. The defense started with
Thomas j. Stewart, proprietor of the car
pet cleaning establishment at Fifth and
Erie streets These are the remaining
names eliminated by the State:-James
Kerrissey, No. 2oS Bloomfield street, Ho-
boken; John Kiernan, contractor and
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Simon Kelly, Weehawken; Peter Hauck,
brewer, Harrison; Samuel D. McBurney,
Hudson Ice Company, No. 1913 Bergen ave-
nue.; Arthur D. Loud, No SO Jackson ave-
nue.; Richard Routh, Justice of the Peace,
No. 19 Danforth avenue; William T. Vi
dal, No 3 Howard place, this city; Au-
gust Kost, No. 613 Newark avenue; Ben
iamin B. Davis, No. 647s Newark avenue;
George R. Wilson, No 607 Bergen avenue.
The other men, besides Mr.. Stewart
whom the defence did not like, were:-
John W. Edwards. No. 604 Kearny ave-
nue.. Kearny; Barnett C. Burtis, Davis
avenue, Kearny; Edwin F. Manser, No.
16 Van Reypen avenue, this city; Benja-
min F. Stowe, No. 40 Fulton avenue, this
city; Matthew Forster, No. $50 Bergen
avenue, tnts city; Smith D. Mackey,
Bentley avenue; Harry Mcbride, No. 81
Clifford place. this city; George w. Vree-
land. No. II Linden avenue. this city;
William E. Drake No. 10 East Hamil-
ton place, this city; J; Watt Ellsworth.
Avenue c, Bayonne; Charles +. Brush,
No 26 Broome street, this city.
The remaining twenty-four from which
a jury of twelve will be selected on the
W. Kingsland = Montgomery street,
President Provident Institution for Saw
ings. -
j. Warren Hardenbergh, No. 232 Pacific
avenue. cashier Hudson County Bank.
John D. Carscallen, President Third Ma
fional Bank.
Dennis Reardon, No. 2s4 Fourth street.
Nathaniel Trask, Bergen Point.
William C. Farr Bayonne.
Henry T. Meigs. Bayonne.
Henry Lilliendahl. Danforth avenue.
Emerson G. Meeks, North Bergen.
Stephen L. Harvey, Hooker avenue.
Carl Goncada, Bayonne.
Robert Simon. Town of Union.
Alvah A. Bedell, No 2S3 Barrow street.
Frank Eveland, No. 544 Communipaw
avenue.
Albert t. Berghaus, No. slo Newark
street Hoboken.
Richard Galbraith, West Hoboken.
Henry Harms, No. So Nelson avenue.
Henry Timer, West Hoboken.
Elias 3. Requa, No. Al High street.
Ernest Asmus North Bergen.
Frederick W. Horstman, Grant avenue,
Kearny.
Rienzi Cadugan Bayonne.
Charles Mitzenius Danforth avenue.
Each side is entitled to three peremp-
tory challenges. 1t is thought that the
case will be moved in the first week in
February.