The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
FOUR MOLINEUX JURORS.
THREE SELECTED YESTERDAY, BUT
OWE WAS EXCUSED FOR ILLNESS.

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.,.nand.d until M ou,n,on .nns.rad and
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hIr, ,so,,, ,nr,hor Sn,v 10 this ,,,Ion NJ
weeks. tho prisoner. counsel. took an e1cep-
tIon
The courtroom was filled with tae.men
yesterday morning. Two hundred additional
had been called in two panels, and they were
on manu- vary W auswe Wv i'' va'. 'oi '"o,
heard that Recorder ton meant business when
20 an.w.r 10 his n,me willis tho clerk vo.
oaus"o, W n' na"'. """0 ."o o'.' "as
dressed in mourning. some OF the tales
man triad To cot a Ioot n, THAR faces
believing that they were relatives Of Mol.
neux Tho women. however. kept their
yeiIs down unit, tho cIsrt NJ tho court sbouted.
Mary Toomey to the bar" The younger
woman then raised her veil and stepped for
waru, ana IL was iearneu .hat she was mere 70
plead TO an Indictment OF assault In the hrst
60 IT,. ansa 10, ~, -, 80 ,hs
cow, o.iauaar sovarai J,va haSor. ,ha Mou'
many c..s onened Reoordsr Con od;onrnod
the woman,s cnse until Monday and tnen
e,e woman caso un.I hohuay anu ,neh
IoSn W rol,oc. o, 1s2 East 1oas stree, w,s
called as tale.man and asked by Mr.. Weeks II
he knew the meaning OF the word turpitude
Hs .,iJ no dld ona rb.n os.od 70 denns =,
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man was capable OF acting as a Juror and disal-
Then M WeeKs vi ia ~ Pooek ITph per.
emptorlly .challen ging him.
n.
horne who asked him II he WAS worth $3.50
remarked ia the RECORDED. The plumbsr stepped
down after stating that he would not convict
A dozen men who were called one after thu
other were rapidly brushed aside on the ground
Qf opposition to capital punishment When
Fourteenth street. was called. Assistant Dis.
Jackson jack a had sick BABY re-. Rec sn M re:
marked that that didn't make the taiesmsn
SILK, whereupon Osborne replied:
Walking with sick baby requires patience
and silence" calmly replIei The Recordsr
sand those are just the requirements we ask
Tor in a Juror"
hut am opposed to capital punishment"
said the baby father. and that settled il. He
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slty Of laws Tor the protection OF society. The
victim was J. Lee Taller OF, 10 East Seventy
and lived on bis fathers senerosity, When
The Recorder e, wa. sxsusing him from service
Recorder i NJ TaeT wn sipS sxeused ' one
the ground OF general disab!l lily.
,,n6 on no" SAID the Rs2ordsr II yin excuse
necessarily disgrace man. although he may
deserve Il. s' Ai'''' "s" "' H'"'
the wss &c ,bo SS1S ,n they
tude. Some OF the definitions they gave were
tSs 81 9.s m@n said that Va;
bad some relation to graves and Eraveyards.
speak that language ""' "' 1''"
Were you born in an English speaking
country? aske Mr. Osborne nuestionin1
tAlesman James H. Laird
Yes sir !" an.wered Mr. Laird
o. Whereof A. A place called Ireland
. Are you in businessY A No air: I sold
Out In time.
O. Are you worth $25O7 A. No. air. I'm mt
worth ftty
O. How long have you been ont OF busIneaa7
A. About seventeen years thane God
o. How do you live? A How do liye7-I livs
on my Wife's estate Jaw
He was excused upon admittine That ba wa.
trying TO avoid Jury duty >'' ' ""'
Herbert Gordon ThOmp,on President NJ the
Anchor Post COMPANY with nm of,ice M TX
Cortandt street and residing at 20 East Forty.
seventh street answered ali oue.tiona in n
satisfactory manner and was sworn in n. IN.
fourth Juror When Juror Frand became III
MIR Thompson took seat No In the iurx bon'
He Is the son OF Prot Thorn pson. who anpenrei
as a witness for the prosecution AGAINST Dir
Buchanan. and also against Carlyle Harris. the
Joseph Loeb. a wholesale dealer 10 meats.
passed through the examination as to dis
qualification and i'm plied bias and was about
u take the next se al in the iury box wben M
Weeks in a dramatic way. polntsd To Moilneur
and said to Loeb: "Fxamino your con scienn.
and then look unnn thia dafap,ant E.n,Ins