Juror and Witness

Juror and Witness — John Neice, Philadelphia Inquirer, November 23, 1894
Philadelphia Inquirer, November 23, 1894
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John Neice Acted in a Dual Capacity in the Camden Court. Washington Ketline was convicted in the Camden Criminal Court yesterday of selling policy slips in a room over Thomas McKenna's saloon, at 33 North Front street. John Neice, one of the jurors, was a witness for the prosecution. He was also on the jury that tried McKenna on a similar charge the day before and was a witness for the State in that case. Thomas McKenna, Peter J. Murphy, Frank Weideman and Walter Hubbs, saloon-keepers, pleaded non vult contendere to charges of selling liquor contrary to law.

John Neice Acted in a Dual Capacity in the Camden Court.

Washington Ketline was convicted in the Camden Criminal Court yesterday of selling policy slips in a room over Thomas McKenna's saloon, at 33 North Front street. John Neice, one of the jurors, was a witness for the prosecution. He was also on the jury that tried McKenna on a similar charge the day before and was a witness for the State in that case.

Thomas McKenna, Peter J. Murphy, Frank Weideman and Walter Hubbs, saloon-keepers, pleaded non vult contendere to charges of selling liquor contrary to law.

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