Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
DRAW PANEL OF
GRAND JURORS
Under NEW LAW
First to Be Selected Under
Chancellor-She Bill-Six-
teen from Newark.

The last was first when it came to
drawing the first panel of grand
jurors under the chancellor sheriff
law today by Commissioner of Juries
Edward f. Gnichtel and Sheriff John
+. Monahan before Chief Justice
William S. Gummere.
For the first name drawn from the
box was that of John II. Yocum, a
tanner, of 16 Hawthorne avenue. East
Orange, who was No 306, and the last
name on rhe list submitted to the
chief justice by the commissioner of
juries.
The grand jury as named today
consists of twenty-four names, of
which the last man, DR.. Henry w
Nolte, 255 Mulberry street. will be ex-
cused from duty provided the other
twenty-three men are able to serve.
In the list of names appear those
of Edmund b. Osborne, Progressive
leader and the candidate beaten by
Everett Colby at the primary last
September for the Progressive NOM
ination for governor; Joseph NJ
Byrne and julius S. Rippel, stock
holders and those of four dealers in
leather, Mark Hancher, S39 South
Twelfth street; August Boehnburg
I'll Littleton avenue: Burnet w
Straus, 103 Clinton avenue. and John
Fl Yocum. 16 Hawthorne avenue
East Orange. Three real estate deal
ers are on the list, Roger Butter
worth, p Linden Bryce and Ernest
c. j. Fielder
OF the twenty-four men drawn for
service for grand jurors sixteen are
residents of Newark, five of the Or
anges and one leach of Short Hills,
MOntclair and Livingston.
The grand jury will be sworn into
office by Chief Justice Gummere on
Tuesday, April 6, the opening day of
the April term of court. On that date
a foreman of the jury will be selected
by the chief justice.
The list drawn today is as follows:
John II. Yocum, tanner, 16 Haw-
thorne avenue, East Orange; j. Harry
Hennegan, straw hat manufacturer,
173 Washington street; Ernest j. Fled
Ter, real estate, $40 Parker street;
George l.. Smith. manufacturer, 49S
Mt Prospect avenue; Theodore j.
Gerth, dry goods, 1890 Broad street,
Newark; Nathaniel j. Burton, audi
tor. 33 Elm street. Orange: Pelegrina
Pellecchina, mason, p Mt Prospect
avenue, Newark; Mark Hancher,
leather manufacturer, 839 South
IWel1In street. NeWdGk, btTIdIu "
II. Schultz, retired, Hobart avenue,
Short Hills; Samuel Denbigh. book
keeper, 81 Treacy avenue, Newark.
Edmund b. Osborne, manufacturer
Stone Bridge road, Montclair; Joseph
NJ. Byrne, baker, II Lincoln Park
Newark; p. Linden Bryce, real estate
12l Washington avenue, Newark
James DeJianne, restaurant, 102 Soutt
Parkway, East Orange; August
Loeknberg, leather manufacturer, 211
Littleton avenue, Newark; Winton G,
Garrison, retired, 70 Washington ave-
nue., Newark; julius S, Ripple,
braker, 81 Johnson avenue, Newark;
Robert DeCamp, livery, North Med
way avenue, Livingston; Roger But
terworth, real estate. 81 Dodd street,
East Orange; William A. Maher, iron
manufacturer, 1870 Ballentine park
way, Newark; Michael f. Green, pres
ident, So Freeman street, Orange;
Burnet w. Straus, leather manufac-
turer, 103 Clinton avenue, Newark
Frank NJ. Parker. insurance, $50 High
street, Newark; Henry w. Nolte,
physician, 255 Mulberry street. New
ark.