34. *Fenton, Ephraim, Farmer, Upper Dublin P. O., Montgomery Co. Stood aside. Subsequently recalled and accepted (11). 35. Fraley, Frederick, Gentleman, 365 Race St., Philadelphia. President of Schuylkill Navigation Company; Excused temporarily. Conspicuous citizen. Treasurer Centennial Company in 1876. 36. George, David, Gentleman, Blockley, West Phila. P. O., Philadelphia Co. Stood aside. Recalled and challenged by U. S. 37. Gowen, James, Gentleman, Germantown, Philadelphia Co. Father of P. & R. President F. B. Gowen. Challenged by prisoner. Democrat. 38. Grosh, Jacob, Gentleman, Marietta, Lancaster Co. Political friend of Stevens. Associate (lay) judge, 1842-47. Stood aside. 39. Hammer, Jacob, Merchant, Orwigsburg, Schuylkill Co. Associate (lay) judge; Excused on account of his wife’s illness. 40. Harper, James, Gentleman, Walnut & Schuylkill Fifth Sts., Phila. Challenged by prisoner. 41. Hazard, Erskine, Gentleman, Ninth & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia. Father-in-law of Samuel Dickson, later one of the leaders of the Philadelphia bar. Challenged by the prisoner. Democrat; merchant; iron master. 42. Hipple, Frederick, Farmer, Bainbridge, Lancaster Co. Stood aside. 43. Hitner, Daniel O., Farmer, Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co. Challenged by prisoner. 44. *Hopkins, James M., Farmer, Bucks P. O., Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co. Ironmaster, Conowingo furnace. Fusion Candidate for Congress against Stevens in 1858. Accepted (7). 45. Horn, John, Gentleman, 16 Broad St., Philadelphia. Biased in favor of defendant and challenged for cause by U. S. 46. Hummel, Valentine, Merchant, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co. 47. Jenks, Michael H., Gentleman, Newton, Bucks Co. 48. *Junkin, John, Farmer, Landisburg, Perry Co. Accepted (8). 49. Keim, William H., Merchant, Reading, Berks Co. Stood aside. 50. Keyser, Elhanan W., Merchant, 144 North Ninth St., Philadelphia. 51. Kichline, Jacob, Farmer, Lower Saucon P. O., Northampton Co. Challenged by prisoner. 52. Kinnard, John H., Farmer, West Whiteland P. O., Chester Co. Stood aside. 53. Krause, John, Clerk, Lebanon, Lebanon Co. Stood aside; had conscientious scruples against death penalty. 54. Kuhn, Hartman, Gentleman, 314 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Conspicuous citizen; descendant of old Lancaster family; Challenged by U. S. for opinion. 55. Ladley, George, Farmer, Oxford P. O., Chester Co. Stood aside. 56. Leiper, George G., Farmer, Leiperville, Delaware Co. Associate (lay) judge; excused. Prominent Democrat and intimate friend of James Buchanan, to his latest day. 57. Lewis, Lawrence, Gentleman, 345 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. President Mutual Insurance Company; very busy. Excused for a fortnight. 58. Luther, Diller, Gentleman, Reading, Berks Co. Challenged by prisoner. 59. Lyons, David, Farmer, Haverford P. O., Delaware Co. Challenged by prisoner. 60. McConkey, James, Merchant, Peachbottom P. O., York Co. Deaf and deputy postmaster; excused. Of old Democratic family.