Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-16
SELECT PANELS OF
TALESMEN TO TRY
HOTEL RAID CASES
Prosecutor Hood and Counsel
for Defendants Strike
Off 80 Names.
JUDGE OSBORNE WISHES
TO KEEP LIST SECRET
Decides After Conference With
Judge Martin, However, to
Make 1t Public.

Jury panels consisting of thirty-siz
names each were struck before Judge
Harry V. Osborne today to serve as
talesmen during the trials commenc-
ing June 9 of the cases growing out
of the raids on the Broad and Ma
varre hotels and the subsequent in
dlctments against the proprietors oi
the Hungary Rathskeller at Mar
ket and Halsey streets.
Special panels OF sixty names have
been. selected in each of the cases by
Judge Harry V. Osborne, and today
Prosecutor Louis Hood for the State
met in court with counsel for the ac-
cused and struck twenty-four names
Each side struck twelve names from
the list submitted, leaving thirty-six
men in each case from which jury
will be selected to hear the testimony
at the time of trial.
The jury in the case against Cor
nelius J. Harrington. proprietor;
George j. Biddle. head waiter; Gus
Freund. night clerk: Jack Beebe, bell
boy, and William Sullivan. bell boy,
of the Hotel Navaree, was the first
one struck, Paul r. Lefferts repre-
senting the defendants in this case.
The men from whom the twelve
finally selected to hear the evidence
in this case follow:
Thomas Alisopp, Jeweier. $50 Cliff
ton avenue. Newark; A. A. Allard
plumber, IA Steuben street, East Or
ange: Lorenzo H. Abbey, real estate
80 Whittlesey avenue, East Orange
Charles d. Barry, merchant, SO South
Fullerton avenue, Montciair; George
W. Breingan, real estate. 1SS South
Sixth street, Newark; William Card
well. retired, 244 Renshaw avenue
East Orange; Frank A. Champ,in
automobiles, 1893 Mt. Prospect avenue
Newark; Harry M. Cole. dry goods
109 Union street. Montciair: Cornelius
Cadmus, vice president. 125 Willard
| avenue. Bloomfield; John c, Conover
| lumber, Is Conover terrace. Orange
r. @. Dudley, dry goods, 81 Giafen'
don place, Orange; Joel Dickinson
! contractor South street. Newark
Henry Diffany, manufactures. ii0t
Broad street, Newark; Henry ]. Ful.
/ Ter, manager, 172 Berkeley avenue
Bloomfield; George NJ Gill, treas
urer, 95 Cleveland street. Oranges
Louis C. j. Hoerner, cut stone, III
Quitman street. Newark; James r
Heath, manufacturer. 90 Hillside ave-
nue., West Oranges Harry c. Hedden
insurance. Mt. Pleasant avenue. West
Orange; Robert Hepburn, farmer
North Broad street Bloomfield
George A. Hardy. bookbinder, 20'
Second street, Newark; Wilberforos
Jacobus. undertaken. 377 Bloom
field avenue, Caldwell; William H
Jamouneau, floors, s15 North Sew.
enth street, Newark; Theodore P
Keer, insurance. A Park place. New
ark; Paul F. Leithoff. manufacturer
211 Littleton avenue. Newark; j. T
Lyman. mill. 1873 Cooper avenue
Montclair: Asa r. Merrell, iron mer-
chant. 5s7 Hunterdon street, New.
ark; Walter b. Michaels. jeweler, 16l
rIt. Prospect avenue, Newark; Franz
H. Presby, retired. 95 Upper Noun.
tain avenue. Montclair; William D
Ripley. lumber, Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. Newark; Malcolm A. Reach
fruit merchant. 15s North Twenty
second street, East Orange: Charlie:
F. Rand. mining, Hutton Park, Wesi
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