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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the movements VI
individuals.
Miss Clara Luff, of South Wood street,
is recovering from long illness.
Chas. E. Harris, of Charleston, w. Va,
is registered at the New st. Charles.
Miss Mollie Landlord, of st. Marys, w.
Va, is registered at the New st. Charles.
Mr.. Fred Happy, of the Reymann Brew
ing Company, is spending several days in
Canton, y.
Miss Ella Plankey returned yesterday
from visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM. How
ell, at Cameron
Mrs. C. G. Hughes and daughter Cert
rude, left yesterday for visit to friends
at Marietta, Ohio.
S. d. Minor, of Empire, Ohio, promi-
nent brick manufacturer, is registered at
the New st. Charles.
A. L. Harten, city, and Rev. j. F.
Woods, Moundsville, w. Va, were at the
Brunswick yesterday.
p. Riley, of the clerical force of the B.
& O. freight depot, has returned from q
three weeks trip in the Northwest.
CIV White. formerly with Wheat &
Hancher, left yesterday for Philadelphla,
to take six months course in technical
school.
Mrs. Charles Killmyer has issued
invitations for an "At Home" next We'd
nesday afternoon from TO o'clock at her
home on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. Conrad Hirsch, secretary Of the
Wheeling Park Association, has gone 10
Whipple, Ohio, on two weeks hunting
trip.
Hon. D. II. Ingram, the millionaire lum-
Vic
his nephew, Daniel Ingram, the we'll
known nail plate roller Of the Eighth ward.
Miss Ella Comeford is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs John H. Hough. She is on her
yav TO her home in Wheeling, after visit
nj several months to her brother at Graf
tor. FutrlnOtutt Indsr.
Lou NJ. Porter, w. A. Henry, Marshall
Ewing. Charles A. Bailey, Harry Enndall,
{. L. Crawford, Lew Bell and D. F.. Baker
composed bicycle party who visited this
city FROM Washington, Pa, Sunday.
George MuegSe, popular young barber,
left very suddenly for St. Louis on Sunday
The only knowledge OF his departure and
intended destination was letter which he
left behind him stating he regretted de-
parting so suddenly.
MIR John Frew arrived at New York
Saturday, on the steamer Servia, from
liverpool. The steamer was nine days
ont from port to port Her time is usually
from six to seven days, but the very heavy
eales she encountered caused the delay.
Private information from Col Frew re-
norts he stood the heavy weather splendid
" and be thinks with very little experience
he could handle an ocean liner with as
much ease as he can his newspaper. The
Colonel will be home to-day. Mr.. Camp
bell. who accompanied him hence, remains
abroad to do Italy and the continent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
Strike of PoI@-Raisers.

Yesterday the men employed by Su-
perlntendent Bleoo of the Fort Wayne
Electrical Company, In raising poles.
struck, and work in that line was prac-
tically at standstin during the remain
der of the day. The men allege several
grievances, one being that four or five
Of the pole-riSing gang, strangers in
Wheeling, got 81 per day while the rest
got but S1.75. Another grievance is
that the mea were locked for an hours
lost time one day, although they say
they afterwards made it up, and also
that they are not accorded good treat
ment. The men think they ought to
have 50 per day. The trouble had not
been adjusted last night, and there were
good many applications for places
at the old rate of wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
snecial RAILROAD Police.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie will be
compelled to follow the Cleveland 81
Pittsburg railroad and put special police
on their trains and keep drunken loaf
ers from entering cars where there are
ladies and gentlemen. There were
several rows on the train Saturday
evening, but they were all fortunately
confined to the smoker. One big
burly Hun from Long Run
kept circulating until he got 1t square
on the snoot, and sat down to study. A
young fellow from Dillonvale put up
with it as long as he could, and then let
him have it straight from the shoulder.
When the Hun got off the train at
Longs with the blood still flowing from
his large, rigid proboscis he looked any
thing but neat or gaudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
THE NEWS OF THE DAT.
Police Court.

There were twenty-nine cases in
Police Court, yesterday morning, and
about SEQ was taken in. Fred Robb,
for disorder, got SO and costs; Dave
Garvin, for the same offense, IS and
costs, and Harry Taylor, for lettering
in house Of i'll fame, S. and costs.
Georgia Frank. Laura Rose and Flor
ence Hall, for keeping houses Of Ill
fame, got $50 and costs each. Twenty
three inmates and visitors got SIS and
costs each. William Dixon, charged
with disorder, was dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
Not After the Field.
MOI AFTER INC EA0Au'
BENwooD, w. VA, October IS.

BENwooD, w. VA, October Is.
10 TIE Editor Of the Register.
We as visiting committee wish to say
In response to an item in Saturdays
issue, infringing on Latter Day Saints
Of the South End, that we had no in
tention Of trying to monopolize Boggs'
Run Mission. Our school is working
very nicely under its management.
While we kindly solicit all who wish to
attend our Sabbath school, we do not
feel that we have in any way endeav-
ored to occupy their field.
COMMITTEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
ROUND THE FEsTAL BOARD.
Mr.. W. #. Peterson Gives Fine Dinner a
the Fort Henry Club.


There was JOY around the festal board
at the Fort Henry Club last night, it
being the occasion of handsome course
dinner rendered by Mr.. w. f. Peterson
to a number of his gentlemen friends.
Quite large number participated and
the menu embraced many choice dishes.
The tables were prettily decorated for
the occasion, and all the details Of the
affair were closely carried out.
During the progress Of the banquet
there was jolly social intercourse, and
many pleasing and witty remarks fitted
over the board.
Mr.. w. f. Peterson acted as the gen.
ial POSTMASTER, but while it was not de-
signed there should be any extended
post-prandial remarks, there were sew
eral brief ebullitions from the guests,
notably Congressman John o. Pendle-
ton, DIR. w. II. Curry, Mr.. G. B. Hart
and Mr.. Gil. Brown. The dinner was
richly enjoyed throughout.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
TO SPEAK FOR FLOWER.
Hon. John o. Pendleton Leaves for New
York To-day

This evenin Congressman John o
Pendleton leaves for New York City to
take an active and important part in
the Democratic campaign in New York:
Last evening Mr.. PendletOn received
a telegram from Hon. Roswell Z.
Flower, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, asking him to come at
once to the Hoffman House, New York
City, on the condition that he
would enter upon campaign work
and speaks until election day. In re-
play Mr.. Pendleton telegraphed that he
would be at the Hoffman House
Wednesday afternoon, and that he
would be prepared to speak every day
until the conclusion OF the campaign.
Hs will leave this evening for New
York. and may be expected to give
good account OF himself during the re-
mainder of the political fight in that
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20

II you have made up your mind TO
huv Hoods SarsapaTilla do not be in
duced to take any other. Hoods Sarsa'
parilla is peculiar medicine, possess
inc. bv virtue OF its peculiar com6ina-
tion. proportion and preparation cura-
tive power superior TO any other article
OF the kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
NOTES OF THE RIVER
News About the Boats and BOatmon on
the Ohio.


the Ohio.
The Matt f. Allen got away for
Petersburg at noon yesterday.
1t is thought there is sufficient coal
at New Orleans to supply that market
during the balance of the present year,
and that there is not much danger of
famine prices, even should the source
of supply be shut off another month or
two.
The river marks at midnight fndi-
Gated l foot liz inches Of water in the
channel and slowly falling.
WARREN, PA, October 19.-River
$40 of one foot below water mark;
weather, raining.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, October TO-
River 4 feet and stationary; weather,
cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, October 49,
River 4 feet 5 inches and stationary
weather, cloudy and cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20

THE changes made in the Building
Association law will make them more
profitable TO the stockholders. The
Wheeling. the-fr organized under the
new law, will meet this evening in Gran
giles Block, where shares can be Sc
cured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
NOT AFRAID OF sALFOUR.

A liberal Comment on His Promotion to
the Leadership.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon, referring to the
appointment Of Right Hon. Arthur j..
Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland. as
the First Lord OF the Treasury. and
therefore as Conservative leader In the
House Of Commons, in succession to the
late Right Hon. William Smith, says:
THE appointment is no bad thing
for tho opposition. We prefer to meet
fighting men. 1t will be nothing but a
boon to the Liberals to have opposed to
them a man especially identified with
coercian in its most defiant FORM"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20

MADAM DELEoN, THE RENOWNED
vi ClAiryoyant, the seventh daughter OF q
seventh son, che Is gifted With the power 70
bring the separated happily together, remove
the dark clouds hanging over Husbands and
wives, oblitsrate business and financial troubles,
and with her wonderful Second Sight locate
lost. buried or stolen property. To be consulted
AZ 900 North Main street, wheeling, w. Va.
Prices TO ladies only 20 cents 20 tiOo octb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
MARTINS FERRY MERCHANTS.
ACCIDENTS.
Several Mishaps ola More or Less Serious
Nature,

Several Mishaps of More or Less Serious
Nature.
John Dakin, an employe Of the Whit
taker Iron Works, who resides on Nc
Colloch street, in the East End, met with
painful accident about ten o'clock
Yesterday morning. He was passing the
rolls, and was struck with a piece of
sheet iron, which was being opened,
cutting an ugly cash in his right wrist,
and severng two arteries. DR.. Camp
bell dressed his wounds.
FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Mrs. Holman, lady between 20 and
so years of age, who resides on Twenty
fifth street, met with quite a serious &C
cident early yesterday morning. After
arising from bed, she started down a
flight of stairs, and in some manner
fell. Her head struck against broken
piece of china, cutting long cash over
the eyes. She also sustained other Sc
we're bruises. DR.. Ackermann rendered
the necessary medical aid.
MASKED HIS THUMB.
Mason Jones, an employee Of Paige,
Carey & Co., while working on trestle
for the Terminal Company, yesterday
morning, struck the thumb Of his left
hand with a heavy hammer badly mash
ing it. The wound was dressed at Cole
mans pharmacy.
STRUCK BY A BRIDGE.
Samuel Blake, twelve-year-old lad
living in Benwood, while riding upon
an east bound b. a. o. freight train, in
Benwood, was struck by a projecting
iron rod while passing under the B. Il
0. railroad bridge and knocked to the
ground. He was found in an uncon-
scious condition, and taken to his
home, where DR.. Haskins, who was
summoned, found that he had broken a
rib, besides sustaining other painful
bruises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20

HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Ner-
vousness, Spasms, Sleeplessness, cured by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co.'s and 4. B. Burts and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
Educational.
NOTICE.
Mt. de Chantal
DAY SCHOOL.

For the greater convenience OF parents, the
Sisters OF Mt. de Chsntsl have made arrange.
nents 70 place the pupils attending their day
school, at the doors OF the Institution, free OF
charge. BY this means they hope TO meet the
Increasing demand for such school on the
part OF large and select circle Of patrons.
Special advantages are offered for the study
OF music, vocal and Instrumental; for the Eng
fish course, physical training and elocution.
Departments Of Art and Languages are under
the control of foreign teachers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Va|uabIeOhiOCOunJRe Estate

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF
l. the estate OF Robert Gifln, deceased, Will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, 1871.
commencing at 10 O'Clock n. m, tho home farm
OF Battle run, two miles north OF Point Mills,
on the Wheeling, Pittsburgh and BALTIMORE
Railroad, and ten miles east OF Nhoenng, In
Liberty district, Ohio county, West virginia,
containing one hundred and seventy acres,
more or less Said farm will be sold rs whole,
or IN two separate tracts OF seventy and one
hundred ceres ms may DO deemed best by the
executors This is one OF the most productive
farms In the neighboEhood In which IL Is situa-
ted There are two good franc houses ON the
farm, with barns, stables and other outbuild.
ings; a good apple orchard aud other fruits.
The farm is we'll watered, and about fifteen
acres OF timber
Possession given April lSt, 1921
TERMS OFSALE-Onethird OF the purchase
money, and az much more as the purchAeer may
elect to pay, In cash on day Of sale. The bal
suce in two equal payments OF one and two
years, with interest nom April lst lsgS, paya-
bic annually, the deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
Title 10 said farm Is believed 10 be perfect
For further information enquire OF the e1ecu-
tors NJ Valley Grove and Roney's Point West
Virginia, or W. NJ. Dunlap, West Alexander, Pa.
MORROW GIBSON. and
DANIEL A. GIFFiN,
sef7rawiAA Executors.
The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
OCTOBER "a, 1891. MORROW GIBSON,
DANIEL A. GIFPEN.
oci5rh. Tu-et&aq Executors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
NOTICE TO BONDHoLDERS.

M OIIOE 10 DONDIlOHDLASO.
Notice is hereby given that tho. following
bonds OF the City Of Wheeling ~ per cent loan
OF 1881, have been drawn by lot and will be 70.
deemed At the Bank OF the Ohio Valley 90 and
100, IIB, l32. 1870, ITS, 200, 2t0, All, 200,
$40, 372, 400, 4I5, All. Asa, l70, 4S1, AS1,
527, 532. 537, 55I, 610, 620, 02i, 040, 005,
74O, one hundred dollArs each; Nos. $50, Ieg,
SO2, i've hundred dollars each; Nos. $50, bAOs
S6s, one thousand dollars each.
Interest ceases on these bonds on GoSem-
Der lst. II. Il. JEPSON,
ocl3ra Commissioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-25
GOSSIP OF TEE oRANaBs.

The May meeting of Kennebec Coun-
ty Pomona Grange will probably be held
with Windsor Oranges
At the last meeting of Fryeburg
Grange, it was voted to invite the Oxford
County Pomona to meet with them in
June. Quite number present signified
their intention to Join, and it is expected
there may be full meeting. Consider
able time was devoted to business. The
grange voted to place insurance on the
sock in store, and also place the pro.
ceeds of the entertainments in savings
bank, to constitute a building fund.
At the last meeting of West Bath
Grange the question of repairing the
hall was fully discussed and commit
tee was authorized to place a founda.
ton under the building and bring the
extension back into place and secure it.
according to their best Judgment, and
also do some trifling repairing in connec-
ton with this work. The committee
consists Of the worthy master, A. II.
Donnell, c. +. Peterson, Joseph White
and Fl. Il. Rich.
The hall of Seaside Grange, Belfast,
was thrown open to the public for the
first time since its enlargement Wednes-
day evening of last week The occasion
was celebrated in a BETTING manner.
The evening entertainment began with
literary exercises consisting of music by
the grange choir and recitations by
members, after which an excellent pic
mic supper was served. 1t was at late
hour when the party broke up. 1t was
most successful occasion, Seaside
Grange feel justly proud Of their fine
hall. The association is growing in
membership and is prospecting wonder
fully.
Mr.. Martin b. Hunt of Belmont, mas
ter of the Maine State Grange, returne
home from Lewiston last week where
he met the Executive Board of the
order. Mr.. Hunt says that the affairs of
the grange are moving along quietly,
and it will be his aim to follow in the
footsteps of his lamented predecessor.
Mr.. Hunt has issued circular letter TO
all subordinate oranges in Maine Off
cially announcing the death of the Hon.
Rufus Prince, late master, and his sue
cession to the masters chair. He
recommends that all oranges hold
memorial services. in June, in memory
Of the late master, Hon. Rufus Prince.
Belfast Journal.
The next session of the Knox and
Lincoln Union Pomona Grange No. 3,
2. Of FL. will by request be held with
White Oak Grange, North Warren, on
Friday, May %, 1891, at one o'clock
P. M. If stormy one week later, with
the following programme Singing by
The choir; address of welcome by L. j.
Hills; response by L. Norwood; song
by Sister Linda T. Kelloch; original
poem by +. W. Smith; report of
grange; paper on farming by Erastus
Lermond; song by Erastus Lermond /;
question for discussion: "Was life fifty
years ago more rational and enjoyable
than it is at the present time?' Royal
Grinnell, aft. W. W. Davis, neg.
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FoREIoN NOTES.

The English forces have burned twelve
East Indian villages occupied by the rebele.
The Portuguese have consented 10 the
free passsgs of the Pungwe river in Africa
by tho English.
Tie Italian government has decided TO
allow orderly meetings on May day, of
workiugmen Of Rsme and elsewhere in
Italy.
The influenza is spreading 10 southern
Russia. One hundred ard City deaths
from the disea.e have already been re-
corded.
The free educst;on measure has been
drafted and will probably be Introduced
into the English Parliament before the
Whitsun recess. 1t provides that fee, be
abolished in elementary schools after Ser
TENDER fret.
The Vienna Fremdsntlstt and Meme
Freie Pfesse, commenting upon Presider 1
Harrisons speech at Galveston, agree tina.
European Zoliverein 10 the only answer
70 American protection. The Fremden.
olais suggests that the European nation.
look to the African and Asiatic colonies
for the sos Dc they have hitherto bought
from America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-25

day nsoa, Ahne viii Nm he fast na1s
Grsynos and her colt hsnase0s my
By Neison, which vss foaled iask 49,.
GfeJnose viii Be bred 70 Dictator, 60 -
tbs csiebrasst studs q 6unnyside. Ths
n ss weighed l0S9 pounds Yesterday befoss
sse va shipped and the ally although only
eight dsys LID tipped the beam = $50
pounds Il il vary probable that the msfs
may remain q Sur nyside, - 4f. Nelson
hss offered Mr.. Haley considerable sum
Of money for the use Of her this season..
She 10 aasiy brad, sreedy and Mr.. Nelson
evidently believes that abe soad be N
exeeilsrt addition 70 the saperh stud OF
horses which be has gathered aboaf him d
SsnnJsids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-25

w. A. Kimosll, advance agent of the
Morris Equine ard Canine Paradox, was in
the CITY yesterday morning. The exhibit
tion at Gouiding's Skatiug Pavilion in Oak
land OF WEDNESDAY was great success,
the business figuring up st Sill, which is
great showing for town Of that size. AT
Livermore Falls, the man who was em-
pioyed to sell tickets, had disposed of be.
tween $40 and $50 worth before the town
had been billed and before any advertising
had been done in the local paper. The
show seems just what the people ara wall.
ing for in all the places that the company
visits. Mr.. Kimbsll tells US that the Para
dox will go to Calais and then across to
Hoston aud ether points in Aroossook.
Everywhere most satisfactory business is
being done and the people are everywhere
pleased. The little pony born at Smiths
livery stable in this city has been named
NELSON, ard is now with the show, Of
which heis 8 feature that receives marked
attention.
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4 Thrse yesss go. says tie Nev York
Times. when Mr.. Bsxnumi great show vss
shcut 10 cpsn u the esrdss, most psthe'-I
e lete<r. addressed 10 Mr.. BArEum. came
from 1 Issls s-yea1-old boy On the Fart
ride. Ewaa printed ON . scfap Of paper,
and 1, given here verbatim "Dere Mr..
Hssrum. ! am . little boy m saa
very siek in bed. I hav ben waiting =
long time sor yure circus to come An no~
it, come cannot 20 tie doctor sails. Dare
Mr.. Bxrnnm please lei the psrssd go By my
hons" Mr.. BArn1m u aSce ordered the
pa,sde 70 conform it, routs So that sick
boy's wish, Tough 1t took it seaf blocks
out Of the line originally laid down.
xbacksray's Letter to = Li.t's Boy.
Ihave very great pleasure in sending you
my signature and am never more grateful
than when i Lear honest boys like my
books. remember the time when was
boy very well; ard. nov thsi I have child
rem Of my o1,, love yoing people sll the
better; nd hope some day that shall be
able to speak to them more directly than
hitherto / have done. But by that time
you viii be mxn, ard hope viii prosper.
AsI got inso the ra'lfoad car to GENE
MINER IECm 0O3tuu uSAG CoAAc 0P = IVY
With Q basket Of books to sell, and be
offered me one ard called out my cwn
name; and / bought the book, pleased BY
his kind face ard friendly voice which
seemed Is it were 10 welcome me and my
own children to This coIr ~. And as you
are ths first American boy who has written
to me, thank you and shake You by the
hard. and hope Heaven may prosper you.
We who write books must remember
that amor our readers are honest children,
and pray the Father Of all Of rs to enable
US to see snd speak the Truth. Love and
Truth are the best Of all: pray God that
young and old we may try and hold BY
them.
Thought to write you only 3 line this
Sunday morning; but you see it is little
sermon. My own children thousands of
miles away (it is Sunday night now where
they are, and they faid their prayer for me
whilst was ssieep) viii like some day to
see your little note and be grateful for the
kindness YOU and others show me.
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a Disputed title.

LONDON, April 24.-The House Of L ,rds
Committee on Privileges yesterday began
an Ave stig PATTON into the Berkeley case. in
which Lord Fitx .Hardinge (Francis William
City Hardinge Berkeley opposes the claim
of Randall Mowbrsy Thomas Berkelsy,
commonly known as viscouns Ours
ley, to the Extliom Of Berkeley.
The claim depends On whether The
fifth Earl of Berkeley married Mary Cole
before the birth OF her eldest son Mary
Cole was living 1t the .,me Of her some
birth a. the fifth Esrfs mistress, though ii
is DE- clared that thew were married, but that
the marriage was kept secret. A number
of witnesses for ard sgsinst The claim viii
os examined by thu House of Lords Com
mi.tee.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term, Judge Ean Prssiding.

g. T. STByEns, Sheriff.
W. s. CHoATA, Clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+. A. SkArL, Stem grapher.
FRIDAY, April "a.
State VS.. j l. Ferler. County Attorney
for State, W. T. Hsines for respondent.
Indictment against he defendant for using
bis drug store in W a.erville for the illegal
sale of into; Gazing liquors. Verdict,
guilty.
This concluded the criminal docket, ex-
cept one case which may be tried at the
close of the term. A new assignment Of
civil cases will be made in the morning
Saturday and trials resumed and con-
tinued until the civil docket is disposed of
The jury was excused until Monday at
10 o'clock.