468 CITY OF BALTIMORE. [ART. 4.

above mentioned; and when all said panels have been completed,
those persons summoned for such reserve, and not empaneled,
shall be discharged, but shall not thereby be excused from
service when resummoned; and in empaneling juries for said
reserve their names shall be called in the order in which they
appear in said book; and the names of said reserves shall first be
all called in the superior court of Baltimore city, the judge of
which court shall determine upon their qualifications as jurors,
and the right or claim of any members of said reserve to be
excused or exempted from service.

1882, ch. 67. 1884, ch. 450.

593. If the full panels of jurors for the said several courts
shall not be obtained from the jurors so drawn for the several
panels of the said courts, as herein provided, or from said reserve,
by reason of some of said jurors or reserve being legally disabled
or excused from attending, or not being found, or from other
causes, the sheriff, upon being notified by any of said judges-
what additional number of jurors is required for the court in
which he presides, shall proceed to complete the said panel in
which jurors are needed, by summoning in the stead of such
jurors such number of persons as said judge may direct, of the
persons whose names are set down in the said jury book next
after the regular panels, and after those persons who have been,
summoned as the reserve hereinbefore provided for; and he shall
summon such persons, as near as he can reasonably do so, in the
order in which they are set down in said book, and their names
shall be called for empaneling in the order in which they appear
in said book.

Ibid.

594. H at any trial of any cause in any of the several courts-
as aforesaid, tales de circumstantibus, shall be ordered, it shall
be the duty of the sheriff to summon as such talesmen, those who
are entered in said book and are not upon the regular panels as
aforesaid; and such talesmen shall be summoned and called to be
sworn or affirmed upon the voir dire, or otherwise, in the order
in which their names are set down in said jury book, unless the
sheriff or his deputy in that behalf shall swear that he has made