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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-10
With q steady. even motion,
Like the roll Of Mother Ocean,
And with no undue cOmmotion,
Tho gpanker fell.

:" I hate to do it, butt" remarked
Bijah. as he worked his elbow with more
zeal, and the silence was broken only by
the deep toned whacks of the shingle.
It was shingls US. boy, and the boy had
bet ten TO one that he would come in
ahead. After two minutes steady motion
BijAh let up and kindly inquired:
my son, do you now feel as if you
owned this town."
81 feel as I'm mind to!" was the
brief reply.
what haven't / got down to your
feelings yitP Jiss wait minutel"
The lad was adjusted, and the elixir
again applied. The arm rose higher and
came down faster, and ct the 9Th stroke
q new stratum Of coil was reached. Al
the tsnth the boy want sure which would
beat. At the fifteenth he concluded that
he was gonsr, but just then Bijah halted
and asked:
my son, do you think you run Che
house,"
81 kin run half Of II, /" replied the led,
suddenly taking courage.
Sam I growing weak in my old agsfH
sighed the janitor, Is he reached for a
new spAnksr, cor is this an unusual
caas2p
II was simply ca unusual cass. Ths
new spanksr started Oh like q dose o.
buck-shot and had only SGT The Eagulal
mOtiOn whsn shs hsy gAvs il. Before III
shingIs Iss he boy wss ssady % prom,
iss anything as took the most solemn
VOW 70 stay a nights, go . aanaAy
school, gus ting aAd eara z %
hls mothsE, md - q proof os hss AFha De
siEs 70 Fsf0km, hs tOek q sablsspcongn
d eassov 81 Blhsui = vines.
y Deaf ~ De Whea ycu reals,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-10
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Chicago, st. Louis and New Or
Railroad.

Railroad.
Trains win leave and arrive at the D
street depot, on and after September 9, %
LEAVE.
Tram Nps y. ..........-....s.-.... ...sSVO -
ARRIVE.
Train No. 4.-...... ......-.....s.....SsJ0 =
THESE TRAINS RUN DAILY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CA
TaReUaH TO
LOUISVILLE. CMoMNATI AND COL
BUS, o., and only one change to
CHICAGO, NEW YORK AND EAsTEl
! CITIES.
Tickets ssr sals. bsrtAs secured. and inf
taoA gtvsn &c - camP ssFsst, oeTnsr Cons
AID GHEEp0H, 1lskst ~
+. CHA11nE.n GtEell ElsssssE Al
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
QUE CHURCAES.
where Spiritual Consolation may DC
Found Tomorrow.

DR.. Georges Sunday night lecture on
"Modern Skepticism" will be discussion
of Pauthesm, or, as he himself expresses
it, "God in sll things, but all things mol
God" See advertisement OF Fourth
street N. E. Church.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, between Chap
line and Market. Rev. 5, b. Barnltz,
pastor, will preach tomorrow on the FOL
lowing themes: 1890 A. NJ, "Resdy for
service 7 80 p. NJ, The abiding word OF
God" Sunday School st P. NJ; subject,
The captive youths in Babylon
German Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Rev. A. w. Werder, pastor. Regular
services tomorrow at lO:l5 4. NJ. and
1l5P.M. Sabbath school at 9 Al
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. ).
T. Mcclure, pastor. Regular services to-.
morrow st 1890 A. NJ. and 7:9O p. NJ.
Sabbath school at P. NJ.
Owing TO the absence from the city OF
Rev. o. p. Miller, pastor, there will be
no service at the Disciples Church to-
morrow.
Services of the Reformed Episcopal
Church at Wiesel Hall, 1905 Chspllne
street. Rev. Z. h. Jenkyn, rector, st
1890 A. NJ, and 1870 P, NJ. Sunday School
at Pm
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GONE OF THOSE CALIFORNIA
PAIRS"
Lowell GOES II Blind.

A. w. Lowell, the Young Man WIth-A
Stern PARENT filed an answer yesterday,
to the atidavits made by the defendants
in the famous poker suits. Judge Mel
vim took charge OF the papers, but has not
vet set time for hearing the arguments.
There is not much OF Importance IN
LoyelPs answer, which takes the form OF
general denial of the charges against
him. He saws he does not want TO be the
prosecutor in the cases and protests at
use of his name IS such. DE thinks the
motion against him was not made
in good faith. He claims that one
of those indicted tried to persuade hun
not to appear before the grand jury, and
that Welding to the persusslons OF one OF
the others he went TO Pittsburgh to aYoId
the iurv. He remembers" that he can
not remember whether he played cards IN
public place with some of those whose
names he gave to the jury or whetheT
so was lost or won. The nature 10
present the names of two certain gentle
men was purely from forgettulness, as ne
intended TO obey his counsel and answer
fully. He now remembers the names OF
several gentlemen who were also victims
of his bad memory, and whom be did not
indct. His spotless soul knew no evil
motive in this concealment, although
wicked men have intimsted as much.
He says "deed and double, I'll cross
nv heart, | never told anybody l won
$3.50 at faro" but he thinks he did say
he won "some such sum" at poker. be
did not try to collect any money by
means of these indictments, and did al
in his power to prevent his father from
bringing civil suits.
After this comes those well known lnl-
tials "a. w. L."-which means that
aWl.
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Warrington HniILast Might.

While, on account no doubt OF the
rain, there was not as large an audience
at this hall as was expected, II Is crafty
inc to Eote that the dramatic entertain
ment given by Virginius Lodge, AmsIgs,
mated Association of Iron, Steel and lin
Workers for the benefit of the fund which
is designed to be applied to the suitable
reception of the members or the Grand
Lodge of the order, and which will meet in
this city in August next, was a hnan'
cial success, large number oil
persons who were not present
having bought tickets for the occasion,
The programme as printed was strictly
followed, ana began with the two scl
comedy of the Peoples Lawyer" and
the following cast of characters: "Root
Howard" j. Devinc; al. Winslow,
VIM. Hall; as. Single" A. T. Ray
"Cnsrles Otis" l.. Fulton; John Files
ley" John Ray; "Trspper," f. ThomP'
son; Judge" Charles Otte; CLERK,
Reppeto; "rhompson,' Mix; "Fnend,
G. J. Hayes; Mrs. Otis" Miss NJ. Lee
moyne;" Grace Otis" Miss A Montague
The characters were ali well rem
dered, that of Messrs. A. 7
Ray, j. Devlne and Misses Lemoyne
and Montague especially so. The same
parties, with the addition Of Miss f. Sin
clair, performed the drama of Handy
Andy" Mr. William Steele sang some
OF his Dutch songs which were heartily
received. The entire performance gave
GOOD satisfaction to the audience and re.
fected much credit to It's projectors.
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THERMOMETER.
Personalities,

Doug. Gordon, ex-edltor of the Moore
field Examiner, was in our city yester-
day.
Mr.. II. h. List, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Jessie, started,
last Wednesday, on a tour of the Eastern
cities.
DR.. H. II. Arnold, Mrs. DR.. J. Krtz
and Mrs. Barrey were registered at the
ST. James yesterday.
Charles +. Littlepsge, of Ksnswha, c,
h., is in the city visiting friends.
Miss Mary B. Dorsey, who has been
visiting Father Tracy, in Weston, w.
Va, for several weeks, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Bender, night operator at
the Western Union telegraph office, who
has been absent from the city on his
wedding tour, is expected home with his
bride to-day.
DR.. Ricnsrd Blum, of Wheeling, is
now in Buckhan1on, snd we learn that
he has purchased property at Helyetis,
and is making arrangements TO put up 3
Sanitary Asylum. This will bring Hell
vetis out sf the Buckhdnron
Delta.
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WAS HE EIURDEREDr
Mysterious Disappearance of Mr..
William gentcB, Jr.

On Wednesday Eight Mr.. William
Rentch, Jr., son CT Mr.. William Rentcb,
ST., highly respectable German cti-
zen residing at the northeast corner OF
Twenty-Fourth and Eof streets, Centre
Wheeling, attended the wedding testiVi-
ties Of Mr.. Michael TreiDer and Miss Caro-
line Metzror at the residence of the bride 5
parents. Main street. near Twcnty-third,
and since IN hour sitg' leaving there he
has not been seen by any of his relatives
or friends, and the most diligent search
both by them and the police has failed to
discover the slightest trsce OF his where
abouts.
In personal appearance young Rentch
is about five feet eight inches tall, OF
medium build, weighing l35 or 40
pounds. He hiss light brown hair, light
blue eyes, smooth face snd is very quiet
and reserved IN his manner. He Is IN
the DIST year OF his age.
At the time Of his disappearance he
had on q black diagonal coat, dark pants
and vest, scfg felt hst, wore small silver
watch, had q piece of wedding cake 10 his
hand but whether he had any money or
rot is not known.
By profession he Is caHdv maker, and
is in the employ of Mr.. j. A. Miller, on
Main street He Is universally regarded
BY those who knew him IS sober, IN
dustrlous young man, addicted to no bad
habits whatever Daring the evening he
was unusually cheerful and about twelve
o'clock he and Mr.. John MersChrod,
clerk at Messrs. OF, Hall u Cos, lett
| Mr.. Me.zner's residence in company
with two young ladies. After escOrting
the young ladies to their homes the young
men walked up Market street as far rs
the poslotIice in company, when think
| ing il was time to return TO their own
homes, the friends babe good night and
parted About square further up
| Mr.. NJ. met MIR. Geo. Rsntch, brother OF
! the missing man, also on bis way home. Al
] this point all trace of Mr. Rentch Is lost
His absence from home in the morning
gave much anxiety 10 his parents, but
nothing particularly serious was thought
Of it until the return of the father from
! Mr.. Metzners house, whittier he bsd
gone TO ask about his boy and
where to his CONSERVATION he learned
| he had left five hours before
Search was at once instituted and every
place where it was possible for hi m t,
have gone examined, but as before stated
without any favorable result The tsmi'
| w are terribly distressed vt the un!ortu,
nate affair. 1t is probable, unless he il
found this morning, the creek will bt
! dragged during the day.
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OEto the May Festival.

AS will be seen by the appended list,
the number of Wheelingltes and those
from other portions of West Virginia go.
ing to Cincinnati to-day is large one,
footing up lO7. The journey Will be a
lively one, and all the voysgers will
doubtless enjoy themselves hugely. Joe
Kramer will take thirteen musicians and
make things as pleasant as he always
does.
The following is a full list Of all the
excurslonists:
Miss Julia Good, Miss Mollio List,
Miss Mollie Hesrne, Miss Ida Kelly,
Miss SsHe Hildreth, Miss Dora Hill
dreth, Mrs. Dr.. Hildreth, Mrs. James
Dubois, Miss Mamie Dubois, Miss Nan
ME Dubois, Miss Anna Bridge, Miss
Name Hammond, Miss Mary Cecil,
Mrs. DR.. Edwards, Miss Davis, Miss
Sam Norton, Miss Mary Lamb, Miss
Beckie McIlheney, Mrs. David Neil
heney, Miss DebbIe Holloway, Miss Sophie
Logan, Miss Sallie Howell, Miss Della
Harbour, Mrs. James Stanton, Mrs. Kate
Allison, Mrs. George McMecheu, MISS
Jennie Bailey, Miss Jesse Woodward,
Miss Sue Lynch, Miss Ada Murine,
Miss Aggie Murine, Miss Fannie Swee-
ney, Miss Matte Hubbard, Miss Z.
Schmulbach, Mrs. James Harris, Miss
Morehead, Miss 5. Meyers, Miss Julia
W lson, Miss L. Updsgraf.
Jas. r. McCourtney and lady Geo. K.
Jingle and lsdy, Anton Reymsnn and
lady, Alex. Coen and lady, B. w. Cope
and lady, w. NJ. Cope and lady, Jss. o.
Wilson and lady, of Manchester,
o., Will Parker and lady, of
Marietta, o., Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs.
Sam Hidreth, John h. List, Henry
Schmulbscb, Chss Berger, Frank
Ogelbay, VIII a. List, Fred Holmes, OF
Pittsburgh; David Stewart, of Pittsburgh;
Chss. Frsnzhejm, Brose List, Ed Pierson,
Chss. NJ. Rhodes, James Adams, Dick
Howell John Gllchrist George Marshall
sud friend, Hal Black, Frank Mcneil,
Charles Mendel, John Davenport,
Walker Frissell, d. II. Arnold, Robert
Norton, Thomas Wilson, Chss. Benger
A. p. Tallman, Brady Caldwell, frank
Judson and three friends, of Washing
ton.
From Psrkersburg-Miss Kate jack
son, Miss B. NJ jenkins, Mrs. Vint Rath.
bone, Miss Lizzie Campbell, Hunter
Smith, Gardner jackson, Samuel Nor
ton, Vint. Rsthbone, Jas. Moffstt.
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An Elegant PhaeIOn.

Our readers Will remember that we
some time since noted the fact that
Mes5rs. Donaldson, Lewis 4; Co., carriage
manufactures Of this city, lad received
an order for Physicians Pheston from
gentleman residing in Edinburgh,
Scotland. Dropping in at their establish.
met, Nos 1904 1906 and 1908 Market
street, we noticed that they haye COM
pleted the vehicle and we're informed
that it will be shipped about the middle
of next week. The firm have designed
this Pheaton TO be fair specimen Of
their work, 10 represent exactly
the style and finish of their car
riage work IS always made for those who
patronize them. In the construction Of
this particular carriage there Is no grand
flourish, no attempt to create an impress
sion abroad by sending a sample vehicle,
super extra either IN material or work
manship. OF course the carriage Is one
of their very best, but there is nothing of
tinsel and show, gotten up merely tor
effect. 1t is extremely neat in finish
without being gaudy. Nothing Of strength
and durability has been sacrificed to ele-
gsnce OF appearance.
We feel warranted n expressing the
opinion that the vehicle will not only be
satisfactory 10 the gentleman who order
ed il, but will also Creste favorable I'M
preston Gs a representative Of the style
and workmanship wE.cl r-ar-gterizes
Wheeling tuI.t carriages. Those OF our
citizens who take an interest IN the repu-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
First Rrancn of Council.

The First Branch of Council met IN ad-
iourned session last night with Mr.. Blair
In the chair. Present-Egerter. Hall,
Hastings, McAdams, Hoffman, Boring,
Schambra and Stone.
After reading the minutes o resolution
authorizing the clerk to advertise for bids
for cleaning alleys, &c was taken up and
agreed to.
A note from Assessor Jones saying
loan commissioners would not show their
books. was read and action of Second
Branch was agreed to.
The report Of the special committee on
stall No. II in the Second ward market
was read and the resolution giving the
stall to Mr.. Faubel was adopted. The
second resolution to return Sl5 to f.
Lawrence was also concurred in. The
other resolution was also agreed TO and
referred to the Committee on Markets.
BOARD OF FINANCE
The report OF the Board of Finance,
which was ordered to examine into the
condition of the city's finance was as fol-
lows:
To tile Honorable Mayor and Council Of
the CITY Ct Wheeling;
The Committee on Finance, to whom
was referred by Council a resolution to
report on the exact condition of the City's
finances as far as they can ascertain; beg
leave TO submit the following sto.ement:
Amount Of city's Indebtedness, SG7l,-
39u.97; amount OF available assets TO pay
the same, SOL ,2l9.95.
Balance OF citys Indebtedness, $Gl3,-
l72.O2. The committee have instructed
the chairman to call the attention Of the
Council to the fact that there are $4,000
OF the 10 80 bonds rs per cent? also
$4,000 or 81 coo of the bonds OF 1872,
known as the List " Davenport
~ per cent? also several thousand dol
lars of the Compromise bonds (6 per
cent? in the hands of either the Com
mission of the above loan or deposited
for safe keeping in the Exchange Bank
by the Mayor, and some of them signed,
and therefore the city would be held re
sponsible tor the same should they fall
into improper hands by any theft or &C
cident, and rs the same cannot be legally
issued and used by the Council under the
stipu.stions of tie ordinances creating
these loans, we offer the following resc-
luton to Council for its action:
eResoLUed That the Committee on FL
nance be instructed to receive the above
bonds from the several parties holding
the same and destroy them either by
burning or cancellation and report the
amounts TO Council.
The committee would call the atten-
ton of Council TO the fact that there will
be due to the commissioners Of the Com
promise Loan for interest $1,000;
also to the commissioners OF the
Capitol Loan to pay Interest
and retire bonds amounting to $lS,75O
on or about June lst, and as the faith OF
the city requires that the same be
promptly paid they offer the following
resolution:
Resoirsd, That the Clerk Of the city be
instructed to draw drafts on the Receiver
in favor OF the commissioners Of the COM
promise loan for $1,000; also in favor of
the commissioners OF the Capitol loan for
$1,000
Respectfully submitted.
Z. j. STONE, CHM.
May 9th, 1873.
Both of these resolutions were adopted,
and the Branch then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
Interesting ENnprimenI.

Messrs. c. A. Reed and ii. b. Godfrey
yesterday constructed a telephone out Of
even simpler apparatus than Edison.
The trial wss eminently satisfactory.
The machine consists OF two ordinary
pasteboard cigar boxes, and inclosed in
each is 8 second hand fruit can, from
which both ends are removed. Over one
end of each can Is piece of bladder
such as is used 10 enCsse tobacco, and IN
this is an aperture only large enough to
admit the string, which is used as sub
sutute for wire, Tor the purpose Of trans
mission. a hole In the end is made 20
serve for moutbpiece. Conversation
was carried on with great facility for a
distance of about one hundred feet, and
Mr.. Reed was so pleased with the result
that he has built line from his residence
to his store. Mr.. Godfrey will also erect
one from his house to his store in day
or so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
rho Rsau,ies NJ gush Street.

Madame Rentz's Female Ministries and
Mabel Stauley's London Burlesque Com
pany, now performing at the Bush street
Theatre, have attracted good deal OF
attention, and given rise to much discus
sion, ana thus the house has been crowded
night after night. There are some good
voices among the singing ladies, notably
those of the Love sisters, aud the hrst
part, which is devoted TO miRstrelsy, Is
rs enjoyable part MS any OF the pro-
grsmme. The burlesquers are dsshing,
shapely women, who do not slow any
surplus clothing IS obstruct the tree ac-
ton of their limbs. +. Bulletin.
The above beautiful blondes appear at
Washington Hall on Tuesday night,
Seats secured without extra charge at
Sheib's music store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
Literary Lines from the LindsIeys

The efficient President, Robert I
Norton, Of the Lindsey Literary Society,
called the boys 20 order st the usual time
Yesterday. Some fine orstons and essays
were then delivered by the respective
classes. Messrs. Grier, Laughin and
Norton coming cut rs the best perform
ers. An election for officers, to serve
until next September, was held with the
following result President, John f.
Baker; Vice President, C.. Laird; Secre-
tary, John X List; Critic, Robert Hesrne.
On motion a. Lsughlin was made the
Lindsey Literary Societys representa-
tive at the Paris Exposition. The Young
America Society, also Of the Lindsey In
stitute, after the regular literary e1er-
cises elected the following officers.
President, Harry Frsnzheim; Vice Presi-
dent, Peter Bosley; Secretary, Albert B.
Highly. The election for q critic and door
keeper was postponed until next Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
CITY CHIPS,
YESTERDAY was a beautiful day.

YESTERDAY was a beautiful day.
YESTERDAY morning was rather cool.
No marriage licenses were issued yes
terdsy.
A NEW floor in the tower OF the Capt.
toll was put down yesterday.
THE st. Papl's church excursion to
Steubenville, has been indefinitely post
poned.
Book beer and turtle soup lunch to-
day at the Red Cloud saloon. See ad-
vertisement.
ONE release deed and one deed Of trust
we're recorded at the office OF the County
Clerk yesterday.
A LARGE number Of our people Will
excurt to-day to Pittsburgh, for the pur-
pose of seeing the boat race.
OVER two thousand shares Of stock
have been taken in the first series OF the
new Nail City Building and Loan Asso.
citation
AVERY enjoyable party was given at
the residence of Mr. NJ. Douglas, Six
teen street, East Wheeling last night.
Mayors full band was present.
The Excelsior Dancing Club gave a
bsll at Goetze's Memorial Hall, last
night. There WAS good attendance.
Prof Birch furnished the music.
jim FERREL, driver Of the VigiIsnt
fire engine, was out trying pair OF hight
BAY horses yesterday. It Is thought that
they will be purchased for the VigIIant
hose reel.
SEVERAL of the Bethany students
visited Parsons gallery yesterday, just
to have "pscturs took" The boys were
made very handsome by Parsons art OF
"touch up"
CHRIS. SIEBKE, of the Tidal Wave
Saloon, has perfected arrangements to
receive, by special kilograms, full re-
port of the Felsing-Laberger boat race
at Pittsburgh to-day.
THE Circuit Court will meet at eight
o'clock this morning, when the trial OF
j. 81 A. Brown VS.. w. B. Curtis, upon
interpleader, will be resumed. The ses-
sion In the afternoon will be taken up
with motions and miscellaneous business.
YESTERDAY morning a number OF
men attempted to recover the body OF
Robbert Stoddard, the drowned mate OF
the Josh Cook, IN the river near the old
Washington mill. They fired of can
non several times, and dragged for 1t, but
were not successful.
MARKET street, between Twentieth
and Twenty.fourth streets, is receiving
the finishing touches of needed improve
ment in the way of filing up number
of unslghtly holes which have long
proved an annoyance to persons passin g
ever that thoroughfare in any kind Of a
vehicle.
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Uo for Cr.Sap's Grove

tomorrow. The steamer Express will
make the first OF series Of excursions to
Cresaps grove, Steubenyile, &c. To
morrow the Express will leave the city
as advertised in our advertising columns
accompanied by brass bsnd. Mr.. Lar
annie will furnish a good dinner Tor the
sum of % cents, and also furnish straw
berries and cream At rs low rates IS they
can be had in town, the fare for round
trip being only 90 cents, children only
rs cents, and no liquors being allowed
We predict large and pleasant party or
the first excursion.
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MOstIOO Industrious.

Some person or persons who possessed
considerably more industry than regard
for public comfort, took the trouble yes
terday morning at an early hour to place
a number of boxes and benches, obtained
by them from the fronts OF some of the
stores, 1T various dark places between
Twelfth and Tenth streets, on Main, and
the consequence was that many persons
who were compelled to be out before
daylight received sundry hurts on the
limbs. A good deal Of profanity thereat
was INDUCED in on the part OF the sut-
terers
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JurOrs Summoned.

The following jurors have been sum
moued rs part Of thirty jurors ordered
by the Judge of the Circuit Court: w
Z. Boggs, Ed. Blsiney, ). w. Pace, A. L
Smith, Jacob Hull, l.. Price, b. o. OFT
Harry w. List, j. N. Ray, W. Z
Brockunier, James I. Barnes, Rober
Crawford, James VI. Todd, jr., William
Mabis, +. A. BRITT, John r. Miller, j
NJ. Worthen, Ed Atkinson. The re
malnder ofth jurors will be summoned
to-day, and will be required to meet a
the court house at o'clock Monday
morning.