Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-29
DECEMBER PANEL
GRAND AND PETIT
JURORS IS DRAWN
Forty Selected for Grand In
quest and Us for Trial
Jury.
DRAWING OF JURYMEN Is
DONE UNDER THE OLD LAW
Christian Feigenspan on List.
Newark Gives Fifty-one Men
for Service.

Under the direction of Chief JUS
lice William S. Gummere, Under
Sheriff James F. Hyland today drew
the first panel of grand and petit
Jurors for service during the Decem-
Der term of court. The panels OF
forty names for grand jury service
and 125 for petit jury were drawn
under the old law. as will all the
iuries in this county during the De-
cember term of court.
In the list of grand jurors there
are many men who are new to
he service. OF the list OF
forty names drawn the first
twenty three named will actually
perform the service unless some
If those named should be ex-
FUSED. The place of any persons ex
FUSED from the first list of twenty
our names will be filled by names
aiken from the remainder of the list
If forty. On the date of swearing in
IF the grand jury twenty-four men
always report, the twenty-fourth
nan being excused If the other
.wenty-three are ready to serve.
The names of the first twenty-four
Erawn today, and who will be sworn
into office on Tuesday. December 8,
unless excused, are as follows:
William Robertson. As Leslie street,
manager; James M. Belden, 91l South
eighteenth street. manager: John L.
Fannan, So Riihelieh terrare, roll
ector; John II. Ely, 81 Pennsylvania
avenue, architect; Joseph Horwietz,
1913 Hunterdon street, haberdasher;
William Arthur, 26 Waveriy avenue,
manufacturer; John A. Cohane,
Bloomfield, merchant; Jacob Meyer,
a Walnut street, retired; John NC
Tarthy, East orange, druggist;
Ebenezer c. Hay, 989 Broad street,
rdn manufacturer; Ernest Hirschoff,
$50 High street secretary: Thomas
r. Kenny, 46 Second avenue. picture
aealer; Antonio G.. Tirico, Montclair,
y Ohysician; Gustave Jay, 3A Farley
avenue, real estate: James q. Worm
icy, 10 Marshall street, physician;
Christian w. Feigenspan. So Lincoln
Park, brewer; John Ensticc. Is Pen
ningston street, contractor; William
II. Roemer. SIS Hillside avenue, super
Visor; Jacob Hole, j., AIS High
street undertaken; John Harold, lSS
( Third street, painter; David C. Sey-
mour, 81 Mt. Pleasant avenue, engi
oeer; Mortimer G. Newman, 10a
Treacy avenue, butcher; Henry
Sternberger, Bloomfield, broker, and
Timothy j. Faughnan, $50 Lafayette
street. dentist.
The names to make up the balance
If the panel of forty men follow:
Isaac Roth, South Orange, butcher;
James Maloney, 342 Central avenue,
secretary; Charles Bagnole, 25 Cutler
itreet, insurance; Joseph I. Conlon, 81
2ichelieu terrace, clerk; John f, Hag-
erty, 30 Wallace place. physician;
Edwin C. Feigenspan, 200 Elwood ave-
hue, brewer; Arthur %. Sandforde &c
summer avenue, contractors Watson
Ryno Cedar Grove, supervisor;
+, Edward H. Eckfeldt, Orange, jeweler;
Otto Hornech. 65S South Twentieth
street, engineer: Harry Berger, 1886
Broad street, real estate; Miles Nc
Xeon, 81 Ingraham place, mariner;
lanes j. O'Connor, 215 Washington
street, picture dealer Robert A. Nc
Hugh, 145 Elizabeth avenue, COM
oostor; Cornelius P. Nolan, South
Orange, superintendent; Christian j.
VOTERS, 10 Central avenue, commits
sion merchant.
For the first time in a number OF
years the number of men drawn on
panel of petit jurors from outside
the city outnumber those from New
ark. OF the panel of 125 names but
81 are those of Newark citizens, the
Oranges alone having six more names
ON the list than Newark.
Newark has 81 names on the list,
East Orange "a, West Orange Is,
South Orange 10, Orange s, Milburn 5,
ffvington A. Montclair 8, Maplewood
2, and Belleville, Caldwell and Liv-
ngston / each. The name of William
Rockefeller appears in the list of Or
ange jurymen 1t is not the Rookie
teller of Standard Oil fame, but in
stead is a butcher of Orange.
The names of the 125 men who will
report for duty at the opening of the
December term of court On December
are as follows:
Newark-Oscar Zimmerman, Thorn
as E.. Lakey, Samuel T. Apgarth,
Harry Gould, ]. Lewis Fiacre, Clar-
ence Lingworth, Robert F. Reeve,
Charles w. Vanderloup, Charles e.
Mack, e. d.. Eckert, Lawrence
O'Rourke. Casper ]. Degner. Frank
lin ID. Hamlin, Eugene o. Fisher,
Samuel Holden, William H. Mar
guard, I. Alper, Thomas Book, Fred
Kane, William H. Pearson, John
Wallace William A. Cuthbertson, ia
cob Tulip. Thomas Burke, N. w. Law
renee, Eugene Costa, c. G. Agate,
. William S. Mueller, John J. Boyle,
John J. Murphy Donate RiZzolo,
Frederick Yoemans. William F. M.
Young, James e. Flaherty, Timothy
]. Tansey, Walter A. Murray. John
F. Gardner, Antonio Mosca, John P.
Berry, John j. Reeves. Max Open
heimer, George B. Tucker, N. Olson,
Frank F. Parker Frank jacob,
Charles Kreitler, Thomas F. Duffy,
Louis M. Rasch, Charles A. Foster,
r. S. Adams, Alexander NJ Linnett.
East Orange-Thomas H. Davis. c.
F. Neffer. Frederick T. Agens, Will
lam Regan. Benjamin Quackenbush,
W. II. Nation, Clinton f. Terry,
Harry B. Martin. Phillip Eckells, jr..
Robert F. Galden, Louis Dey, L. v.
Films. William M. Parker, T. Egan,
Francis j. Pursell. Wilfred A. Taylor,
William L. Neff, George A. Newman.
John F. Conroy, Daniel Lindow, John
H. Clark, william d. Helm, George s.
Krantz. Michael F. O'Connor.
Orange-Jacob Barker, Harry +.
Winters. w. T. Lockwell, John Fl.
Day. William Rockefeller, Lambert
. II. King, j. Newton, Daniel German.
West Orange-John Kennedy, John
Mcconnell, Edward H. Albertus, Jonn