Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-06
DRAWING Jury IN
HOTEL RAID CASE
Trial of Cornelius Harrington,
in Navarro Action, to Open
October 20.

Prosecutor Louis Hood represent
ing the State, and former Assistant
Prosecutor Frederick r.. Lehlbach,
representing Cornelius, j. Harrington
and others connected with the Hotel
Navarro and under indictment in
connection with the charge of MAIN
tanning disorderly house in connec-
ton with that hotel. today struck
twenty-four names from list of
sixty persons named by Judge Harry
V. Osborne to act as jurors at the
trial of Harrington and the others,
which Is scheduled to start on Ucto-
Der 20.
The thirty-six names remaining on
the list and from which the trial
jury of twelve men will be chosen,
contains the names of men prominent
in commercial circles in Newark and
Essex County and makes a represent
tative jury to hear the mass of testi-
mony that was gathered in the hotel
for three months preceding the raid
under direction of Prosecutor Hood
on April 25 last. The men named
in the indictment that will be moved
for trial on October 20, besides Har-
rington, the proprietor of the hotel,
are Gus Freund, night CLERK, George
Biddle, head waiter, and William Sui
Ivan, elevator boy.
In the list of Jurors remaining after
the twenty-four names had been
struck from it is the name of Thomas
J. Kenny, of 46 Second avenue, who
was one of the talesmen drawn in
the case against George e. Mausert.
of the Hotel Broad, who was tried
last spring and convicted on evidence
similar to that which will be adj
duced against Sullivan and the other
Nox
The list of jurors follows:
Henry G. Atha, toolmaker, 999
Broad street; William Bayles, con-
tractor, 81 Steuben street, East Or
ange; William S. Bechtold, manufac-
turer, 1928 Clifton avenue; Harry
Brown, railroad clerk. It's Milford
avenue; Louis e. Bailey, vice-presi-
dent, 40 Park place; George B. Cusack,
mason contractor, 68 jackson street,
Orange; Joseph r. Craig, manufac-
turer, 209 Clifton avenue: Phillip l..
Coffin, packer, 4S3 Seventh avenue;
Isaac R. Denman, retired, IS Johnson
avenue; Daniel Diss, treasurer, 574
Ferry street; John F. Dey, contractor,
263 Lake street; Clarence G. Fay, ac-
countant, SAT Lake street; William
Francke, manager, 10 Wilcox avenue,
East Orange; w. e. Glazier, manu-
facturer, 40 Hillside avenue, West
Orange: ]. Elliott Henderson, mana
ger, 274 Woodside avenue; Walter G.
Hill, assistant superintendent, q
Hawthorne avenue. East Orange; j.
b. Hay, iron manufacturer, 9S9 Broad
street; Joseph f. Jolley, manufac
turer, 4S South street; Peter Johnson,
farmer, Bloomfield avenue. Caldwell;
c. w. Kinsey, coal dealer, 1856 North
Ninth street.
Thomas j. Kenny, picture frames,
46 Second avenue; Horace f. Miller,
II East Kinney street;
Albert H. Pfaff, bank clerk, rs First
street. stephen II. Plum, real estate,
$40 Clifton avenue; A. Swinton
Pearce, retired, 632 Mt. Prospect ave-
nue.; Samuel Rice, jewelry, 229 South
Sixth street; J. A. Shawger, mason,
156 South Mum avenue, East Or
ange; George Sturm, wagon manu-
facturer, 50 Hedden terrace; Stephen
M. Smith, assistant treasurer, 30
Cleveland street, Orange; Frank II.
Tichenor, merchant, 1856 Tichenor ave-
nue., South Orange; August Trautz,
gold refiner. 63 Nichols street;
Charles S. Van SICKLE, printer, 81
Court street; G.. Leroy White, broker.
SO Delaware avenue. Bloomfield;
Stanley Williams, salesman. 745 Park
er street; George H. Wright, jeweler,
1907 Broad street, and c. I'll. Young,
249 Clifton avenue.