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The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

sKissiDg two or tb.es Of his parishDnerf
who we're very intimate in his family, wins
had attended Mrs. B=sle in her sickness,
and W no bad done Other acts of kindness
for vi: scil he wis truly gra:efal," i, ac-
e5rdiag TO correspondent OF the Aes
Haven Palladium, the graves; Of the
charges against the Rev Mr. IBsals. a
Msthodist minister oi WaIlipgfosd, which
are exciting considerable scandal in tbs.
stosm-scarTed village. The parishoDers in
question arewonsB, and the corresponden.
explains, as an e1fsnuaiing circalmastsnce,
that the kissing took place in the pressnce
of the Rev. Mr.. BeaIe's family. Perhaps
Mr. Bsale i. Of an impulsive nature. like
eome Europeans, who will hug and kiss
their friends, nals ard female, on the
slightest provocatiop; and don't seem to
think any more Of it ,thao an ordinary,
eool-bIooded Epglishmen or Yankee thinks
Of solemn pump-bandie shake. But it
won!d be better for ministers to refrain
from kissing their lady parishiones, even
in The me:erce and With the full approval
sf their own families. Such demonstra-
tons are likely 10 create scandal, and
besidss, he families Of The lailes might
object. on a. z - ---.-- -----
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Inslead ef diminishing, the number Of
horrible outrsge' and crimes are eonstan:ly
Increasing at rapid rate. A paper can
scarcely be read that does not contain an
account Of some dastardly work CT buman
tiends, principally Iramps. Can net some
effective law be framed to put stop TO
such work? - -
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srRIKlNG oYsrER MEN.
THg sgCcKERs OF AksAPoLfs s1AEE a

| rig rHCcKERs OF AssAPoLss ,fAEE 4
csxRRoNIsE- E E
A special from Annapolis, Nd, Il as
follows: The strike of the oystsr ahuck-
ors fhatH,in lprogres ia Baliincre has
extended to. .AnnspOlis- committee oi
shucies from Annapolis reported tn .
meeting of the shuckers wednesday night
the result Of their conference siihfh Bal
tiu,ore strikers. This morning the men in
the oyster packing establishment Of C. A.
Dubois & Co., N. q. Grsey and Charles
Martha refused 10 work fer twenty cents
for ten pints. After half an hour of COZ
ference the shnckers agree TO work at
twenty cents for nine and bslf pints. and
to return twenty cents daily to paw for the
man who wheels in the oysters TO the
shuckers and carries the empty shells out-
"A II went to work excepting those in the
establishment tf Mr. Dorsey, and they
being disorGerly hai 10 b. ordered out
while the willing ones vent 10 work. All
tie Annapolis police were present to en-
free order if necessary. aYfs.erday the
sbuckers in Ru-eeli L Co.'S es'abl;shment
struck for and ob aiDed eighteen CENTS br
opening nine piDts instead of IF eea csn:sI
for eis lit pinls. A number Of the str king
Baltimore shuckers are here stirring up
the strike. Any forcib!e interference of
the Baltimore shuckers With willing work
er. here will be met, it is understood, with
prompt resistance bf the citizens.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
roTICE:-i Phillip G. P.anke.tS o ns-sby

NTOTICE:-Ei Philip G. P.anke.t so ns,sby
IN give motto. tn>tl hli arpy 30 the
JudE - el tie fou = Of EeEsEa' ses.iO5s o
fiasPeacs and Deliy7Ty Of ihs stste e1
Delaware. in and fog thf c-unfy OF fsH
ber, .tefhg tne Isl day n Ike toys ME,
term A. D. ls7S.fT a EceEss to ssil n
mr. store So q West From, stree. in tia
First Wnd N ihs city OF aI.mlnsto
Z. uuty and r's,e sforssid. art with
the pr.7ile.g % seI intoxicati 7g 10 7ors In
qua aatrties NOT less thsn one haif gal .on po1
to be drunk or tas premises. snd 1hs fol-
lowing respectable citizens nsfreoonm sid II
the said application 70 vii:
Daniel McLusSer, Caleb Miller.
Isaas Stevenson, James Mon &c han,
John G.. La~eTy, J0hn Lsm ron,
fred'k Stab. john Il, ke Is,
Henry Bradley, John T. Dsckey,
Christian Btloe Del, Marin Kecga
Julius Guenther, James Kar1zar,
Daniel Maier, Tnos McI;nyIn ek
OwenJ. He, asn,, James MeKsnHs,
P. w. Bsehan, u ~Jzmas Cassidy,
William Ryne, J mes Cooke,
Anton Hem Thomas Curley.
Christian S-huler. Cfiist MaieI,
PHILIP G. PLUsKETF.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

NOTICE William F. Griffith. CO
~ hereby give notice hat ball apply 10
Judges OF the Court OF General sessions OF
the Peace and Jail delivery of tie State OF
Delaware, In and for the county OF New
Der, next A. D. 1875, ,beirg the LIST day Of the
next November Term OF The sa' d Court for
a license to sell intoxicating liquors in
quantities not less than one half gallon.
at mystore on vain street In the Town Of
Newsrk, In the United School ! istrict No
80 acd Al. in White Clay Creek Hundred
New Castle Cmnty ~ elawAre. .apd ihe iOl-
owing, respectable Sc1tiaebI fecommsnd
the sa I'd application, to VITA
'anes II. Hay. rs g EGE Henfy-yl
q Crge W. Lindsey y. r. Chos'e.
Benz Caulk, -----Eathan Sanders,
lanes JeffeIis, Amos Brow2,
Roger Co'bit, Ef'5 - Gavin 8. Worrell
J. W, Pennington, Edward McPike
,w1IJIAM-F GRIFFITH
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

Z In Rutherford county, n. C., sundsv
night, Lafayette Hamrick, white, aud JEFF
Thorn col0r.d. both drunk, quarreled over
. pint of liquor, when the negro stabbed
the white man to the hear. Death re-
salled 10 few minutes. The slayer sas
arrested,
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PEACHES.
From Pen and Piox


: The peach crop OF the presen. year, 60
far an concerns the.region immediately tn
bu.ary to New York, has been exception
ally excellent in quality, bat not equal in
qaaniify to last year. Tne figures of this
seasons production are not yet accessible
In 1877 there passed over the Delaware z.
r. over two million baskets, or ,248 car
loads, and j. Is estimated that an equal
quantity reached a market bv water. Ii
must be borne in mind that these 6gurss
relate snly 70 thseastern shores Of Mary
land and Virginia and the State Of Della
ware, 10 these regions are planted ovei
fgs million trser, covering an area Of 6fty
thousand acres Of land, representing an In
vested capital Of three million dollars.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

EorIcE 70 sUBscgIBEKs.-Those of cur
.a,scriben who are Indebted 10 the Morn
sSs HKnALD, will, Oblige BY an early re-
Inittancs. -~74Y a. .7s5.s, 4.
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u The UDiyers statss thai Mile. Margaret
Rothscbld has applied for the admission to
thsEath0llc Church as preliminary to
her marriage with the Due de Gu let.
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The Morning. HeraId

a paolisned syery morning, (4undAy ex-
&c ,,ted1 and deliyered In the city Of Wa.
m mington and surrounding places, for six
cs .lts per week payable N carriefs Mall
snbscri ctiong. postage fee, three dolla;s
per annum. ~ -a-[ '=-+
Gro. UBrssE d Co., Publ hefs.
Fss 4'J'aR No so Shipsy street.
stt - fa.5Hl " WilmA ugtoy Del.
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y-g c0RoSER
JACOB BUT.

ron STATE sESAToKs.
J.wiikfns coocb, Of Pencader, H6.
Charles q. MeWhorer, Of Red Lioa.
y0B REPRESENTATIVES,.
James W. Ware. Of Wilmington.
DIR. Swith'a G iandier, Of Mill Greek.
William Dean, pf White Clay Creek.
Jahn Dcran, Of Chritisna.
Giles Lsmbson, Of NeS Castle.
Elwin 3. Cochran, OK St, Gearge=.
William Z. Riegs ST., Of Btsckbird.
? roR 1kvY coUgrs 8xaIsrosKRs
william z. Bright, ofRed Lion.
William Polk, Of 81. Georges
William A. Morrisop, & Mill Greek.
William L, Wier q. White Clay Creek
James +. Taylor, Of Appoquininink.
Henry Fl. Wells, Of Blackbird.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

T., r. Page, a prominent member Of the
Raleigh N. @ Bar, wss burned to death
on Wodnesdayihight at Mafion, Mcdowell
1nnty. gDyge,i'A ~ seF
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

NOTICs-I, Heniy Bradley 90 hereby
give no notiss @ u at y !: snan apply 10 ne
the Peace and Jail delivery fthe State
Delaware, IN aDd fer The county OF New
Castle,or Monday, iEs 18Th day Of Aoysrs-
ber mex y being tn > nrs. dss ofthe yoysm.
Der Tezn a p;.laA fo4s license 70 ssll y. !.
thal one half galsn lot to be drunk On
the premikes, al my store No. 100 We
Front street, on the 8. W. corner of FRI a
aud ship!ey s:reefs. in the First Ward OF
the city OF W ilmington, and the fOilowir 4
respectable citizens recammsnd the said
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

Continued to-day.
The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
r .'fnEt.-EE .3 AT wMLIAHs'S
The Mosr RELIABLE PRorRrErARY
MEDIcISH,
% .. "9z y at Ninth and Market.
Choice PKRFUNERY, COLOGNES DC
At WILLIAM
a fine assortment OF HAIR, TOOTH ard
NAIL BRUSHES, o. d
AT Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Grauley Cigar, ~
AT wILLIAMs'
Choice FLAVoRING, EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and Market.
AT wILLIARs.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SCARS,
.r.. At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Eesl" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
IEOCS DESTIFRICE,
AT wILLIAMs'
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
maya If Corner Ninth, and Market
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20 Those wa NTiNG CLoTaEs.


20 THOsE Wa ANTING CLOTAE9.
Quinn and Adam bo learned the same
trade; but Qlipn could beat Adam at tai.
Ioring, and give him odds every time. If
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean WM.H, QUINN,
,' THE MERCHANT TAHOE;
+ ye No. l.22 Market street.
YouwjlI there fad choice and we'll
selected stock Of allkinds Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees Of Quinn
The Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure TO improve the appearance, and pro-
mote The comfort Of the wearer.
Prices TO suit the enforced economy of
The times, is the the rule with
4" " Wm. H. QUINN, q "
,qss sgr 5oR 2 oMEMHAsTa TAILOR r.
No. 122 Market Street.
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NOTICES.

NATURALIZ ATION-U. q. Court will
~ set on MOuIsy,N aRd Novem
Der s. at II o'clock, 10.
FIRST papers NJ ust bs taken cut on or be-
fore Novem Der 2. or the vote at ths nexI
Pr sidentisl election will be lo.t. Clerks
office open every evening until Novetnber
3, from " s O'Clock.
t2S6t s.. R.SMITH. Clerk
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01

Mabel Whitman and D.. Spears, who are
under arrest for poisoning the. mother Of
the form sr, ware srfaigned 10 the Boston
Court on Wednf sday. Physicians testified
TO finding srieaic in brs. Whitman.
stomach. A druggist testified to selling
arsenic TO the daughter Of the victim, and
friepds and neigh hbors OF the family testified
to the fac. that she had frequently in
auifed Sc 10 The nature OF poison and
arsenic isG particular. The cass Will be
coutinued to-day. -s7sa
The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
'w1LLIAMF. GBIFFfrH

NJ hQTICE-I,s Sylvester W. Clement, of New
INC sstle ecu uuty and sfateof Delaware. DO
hsrebg give notice tins! in en- TO make
application TO the court OF Gensral Sts-
kiuLs OF the Peace and ia / DeliverF Il the
state OF De aware, In and for New Castle
county, on tne first day OF its term, which
VIII commence AID be b. Id st New Castle,
IN kew Castle county aforesaid, en- Mon
day, the 18Th day Of No embers A. u. loIs,
ioI a license 10 Keep an Inn or Tavern. and
TO sell iGtoxicati liquors la les. quaint
lies than one q7art 10 he drunk on the
premises, at II d In Tho house now occu
y ID by me- and 1Um xmas lnt -un1 naltdouse.
TIE location Of said -ouse abefsIn I pr
po e to kesp aa ian Oh tavern, IL Ia Schpo'
iS ri t 30. "A In New Castle county Si"Le-
.ali il the ssid Summit Bridge. st.
Georg sHundJ ed. lhs at es Of ne reb Ject-
al citjz rs recommending the said sp-
plicltton are:
Charles Nc amss c. Lum
James Nicholson A P. lnrsagy
James p. Ford John Vail
J. VI +. it iFtbaam-o~y simon ST A Starr
William P, Nicholson john GU
Henry S3lnon .-r.- -..-
SYLVESTER W. CLEMENT,
kIoTICE-Dr. w. II. q. Adklsson apoth-
~ ecary, hereby an noun eea ahisintention
of making application at the Noyembe
term tf the Court Of General sessions Tor
1875, In aud for New Castle County, for 0
license for dispensing sptrituous JiquorH
for medical purpose, at bic store on Main
street betwes n Broad and Cass .stroe's, in
the Town OF fMiddIetowp, in united school
distrfc'k Nos. 90 and o.. fhe names Of the
respectable citizens recommending my
said application, are: %-H. 49,
4. NJ. teA nod, Edw. W. LOCKWOOD,
W. coit Way, - l. =. Mcdowell,
G. W w. Nan jim, W, A Comegys,
IsaacJones. Jr. Sewsll Jone ,ss
WIBases |4 r. B. Fcard, 80 10 4
Frank =. Etiasoh, 4 S Ho ton,
Nath / Williams, W,n. Hates, lAc .!t
Gao. W. IngruHiL , ssDa
oct2s-3, DE. W, n. Ii .D8ISsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

In the Common Council yesterday after
noon, Mr.. John NJ. Higgins presented the
following annual report of the Committee
on Light; which was referred to the Mayor.
The report will be printed:
RICHMOND, March 4, 1878.
To the Common Council:
Gentlemen,-The very complete details
contained in the tables accompanying the
Superintendent's report obviate the neces-
sity OF presenting an itelnized statement OF
the operations OF the gas department for
The fiscal year ending February l, 1878.
We shall content ourselves. therefore, with
q brief summary OF those details, and q
reference to such circumstances in the re-
cord Of our operations during the year as
seem to deserve special notice. We arrange
in parallel columns such items Of expense,
&C., for 1876 and 1877 as are likely to inter-
est the Council and the people:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

BY YREASoy OF THE ST1INGENcY In the money
market, and the general depression In NIL branches
Of trade there has not been offered on the market
during the past year but little real centre
OF our city but by reference TO advertising col
umns Mr.. WELLINGTON GoDDIN, aueslonecr, win
offer for sale AT IL O'CLOCK TO-DAY that hand
some brswnstone-fsout tenement ut the northwest
corner Of Main and Governor streets, and the tene.
ment in rear, so long occupied by that old and
reiiuble firm OF Purcell, Ladu Co, wholesale drug
glsts.
The location Is all that could be desired. Now
that The silver bin Is about 10 60 iato operation 1t
confidently believed by al sagacious Hnanciers and
businessmen that there will soon be general re-
yival In all branches OF trade that real estate To-
Gated like this, In ,heyERY centre Of the business.
portion Of our city, will doubtless enhance in value
Had we funds to invest in real estate we should GER
tainly attend this sale. .-....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

TIE BALL OF TIE ATLANTIC CLUB.-The
third annual ball OF the Atlantic Baseball
and Pleasure Club took place last night at
Levy's Hall. While the attendance was not
as large as oa previous occasions, this did
not detract from the general enjoyment.
The hall was we'll filled with the members
OF the Club and their lady and gentlemen
friends. Mcsco's string band furnished
excellent quadrille and waltz music, and
the gay jewellers danced the happy hours
away until the wee small hours. Among
those who "tripped the light fantastic "
with imposing grandeur were several Of the
municipal candidates. The ball was sue
cessfully managed by the following COM
mittees:
On Reception: James T. Fcrritter, Cap
tain William Barfoot, T. 0. Leary, James
Marin, and John Rankin.
Arrangements: Messrs. Barfoot, Ferriter,
Captain Joseph Devine, Samuel Williams,
and Daniel Challoner.
Floor Managers: Captain Joseph Dey1ne,
Arthur Dabney, Frank Minatree, Samuel
Williams, Harry Schlosser, j. w. Parsons,
Michael Dolan, John Merrett, and Napoleon
Barfoot.
These gentlemen paid every attention to
their guests, and the ball was grand sue
ppSS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

POLICE COURT.-Acting Justice Crutch-
field disposed Of the following cases yester-
day:
A. C. johnson, L. NJ. Johnson, and
Thomas Gibbs, were charged with keeping
house of ill-fame. L. NJ. johnson was dis
charged, and A. G. johnson and Thomas
Gibbs sent on to the Hastings Court and
allowed bail for their appearance.
Frances E. Wright was fined $40 for as
saultng and beating A. Austin Smith.
Maggie Mitchell was committed to Jail for
thirty days on the charge OF drunkenness
on the public streets on the Sabbath day.
Allen Robinson and William Hicks were
found guilty Of stealing lot OF coal from
the Brighthope Coal Company. Robinson
was sent to Jail for thirty days, with twenty
stripes added. Hicks was sent to Jail for
twenty days and to receive fifteen lashes.
The following were discharged:
Michael Mason, charged with the larceny
Of horse and buggy, the property OF DR..
Charles Macgill.
| Edward a. Napier and M. A. Glazebrook,
charged on cross-warrants with threatening
to assault each other.
The following were continued until to-
day:
| Robert Davis, charged with assaultiDg
and attempting to cut Dudley Lee, and
with being a suspicious character.
| Robert Robertson alias Jennings, charged
with entering the chicken-house OF A. j.
| Blackburn and stealing two chickens.
Flomins Randolph. charged with enter
ing the house OF William B. Jones with in
tent to commit larceny.
The following cases Of violation OF city
ordinances were disposed Of:
John Garnett and Fannie Pegram (col-
ored), charged with being disorderly in the
First Market during market-hours, were
| fined So each.
Fannie Washington (colored), charged
with cursng Charley Ellis on the streets,
was fined 50. Committed in default OF pay
ment
Micheal Mason, charged with being drunk,
taking without leave the horse and buggy
of DR.. Macgill, and with creating disturb
ance on the street, was fined So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTES.-At the Monumental
church on Sunday morning Rev. Mr. KEEP
Ter preached, and in the afternoon Rev.
Pike Powers preached.
At Centenary church ten persons were
received-five on profession OF faith and
FIVE by certificate. Two persons were bap-
tized. There were six conversions during
the week.
There were three conversions at Trinity
church during the week, and the meetings
will be continued this week.
At Clay-Street church there were three
conversions during the week.
Four persons were received at Park
Place church on Sunday-three by profes-
sion and one by certificate. At this church
there we're eight conversions during. the
week.
At the Manchester Methodist church three
persons were received on Sunday-one by
profession and two by certificate.
At Oregon Hill church three persons
were received-two on profession and one
by certificate. Five persons were con-
verted during the week.
At the Grace-Street Baptist church, the
meeting protracted through the week was
well attended, and several professed con-
version. One person was baptized Sunday
night The meetings will continue this
week at = O'Clock 2. NJ.
At Venable-Street Baptist church the in
fant class were greatly surprised by finding
nice small cabinet organ in their room
Sunday morning-the gift OF Mr.. Walter
Reems the assistant superintendent OF the
school.
At the Leigh-Street Baptist church, at
communion Sunday, seven persons were re-
ceived into the fellowship of the church.
At night the Virginia Bible Board held a
meeting in this church. Rev. j. q. Tyler
made an earnest speech. Others who were
appointed to speak were not present.
at the Seventh-Street church one person
was baptized Sunday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

LEGISLATIVE ITEAs.-The House Finance
Committee on yesterday reported with the
recommendation that it do not pass bill
proposing to inaugurate the Motfett system
OF taxation with reference to cigars.
Yesterday was the last legislative payday
OF the session.
The proposition to devolve upon the
clerk of the joint Committee on the Reyi-
sion OF Criminal Laws Captain John A.
McCaulD the duties Of sergeant-at-arms OF
the Senate didn't contemplate stopping the
salary of Sergeant Writ Harrison, who has
been very sick. Captain McCaull would
have served for Mr.. Harrison without pay,
but MIR. Harrison is now able to go about,
and with the assistance OF Mr. Wilson, the
courteous ianitor, the Senate thought he
could discharge tho duties Of the office for
the few remaining days of the session.
DR.. Moffett, who has been on visit to
Quincy. Ill, to see a sick brother, has re-
turned to the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

JUDGE FARRAR's LECTURE T0-NIGHT.-
Judge Farrar will deliver lecture at the
Seventh-Street Christian church tonight at
7$ O'Clock. This is the first appearance OF
"Johuny Reb" on Shockoe Hill this season,
and the church should be crowded. The
following attractive programme has been
arranged: "The County-Court Lawyer"
.s A Friday Evening Review at an Old-tleld
SCHOOL, "Miss BRIDES Wedding-Day,"
and 1.-The Halifax Overseer and bis WIFE"
All OF these selections are rendered in Judge
Farrar's inimitable style, and all who attend
will enjoy one Of the richest treats OF the
aeocOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

THE That wffct5 woald have sseus-
ca impossibIs and miracaious few years since g.
now regarded as the legitimate fsuit Of ous mental
development and inventive genins. The telegraph,
submarine c1be, and telephone have each ia is sac
cessive turn been thought the crowning marvel OF
the age That speech pronounced in Boston should,
report itself over the wires audience in Brook
lyn, and hymn played In New York should be audi.
BILE in Washington, is indeed WONDERFUL. But Is &C.
no. equally wonderful that r. Y. Pierce, d. D., ef
Brooklyn, N. r, can, through bis peculiar system OF
diagnosis and without seeing the patient, obtain ss
accurate and perfect knowledge Of most chronic
diseases as though be had made personal e1arnt1a-
ton? Aud Is 1t not reasonable TO suppose that as
great progress has been made In the occult sciences
as in the more tangible and readily -demonstrsbie
problems Of metaphysics, where each new, hven-
ton Ia but the logical sequence OF The one that
cedes it The failure Of physlcisns TO fulfil their
promises has created q widespread feeling Of dis
trust; but is It right TO condemn all PHYSICIANS be-
cause the greed or ignorance Of aTeW induced them
to do wrong? Many are prctudfccd against Drs
Pierce's Family Medicines and enormously fancy
them to be 'cure-alIs but has not the Doctor re-
peatedfy dfrcanfme their abilsty cancer, or
give other than temporary relief where the lung
was half wasted away? by deaiing fairly with the
people, he has earned their confidence AID butt mp
practice large in the treatment OF chronic dis
eases that the erection of the Grand Inyalds Hotel.
at Buffalo, N. " 10 accommodate his patients, be-
came necessity. Al an expense OF nearly halr
million dollars he has erected the largest and most
complete santtariam in the world.-Bu6alo Hesos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States. rising followed by falling ba-
rometer, colder nor,hwesterly winds, di-
minishisg in force and backing to warmer
westerly or southerly, and clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, rising Da-
rometer, diminishing northwesterlY winds,
colder and clear weather, followed by rising
temperature, and possibly winds shifting to
southerly.
Cautionary signals continue at Norfolk,
Cape Henry. Kitty Hawk, Cape Hatteras,
and are ordered off shore at Wilmington,
Cape Lookout, Atlantic CITY, Barnegat,
Sandy Hook, Newport, Woods Hole, Bos-
ton, and Thatcher's Island.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool and
partly cloudy.
THERMoAETRR YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, so;
9 A. NJ, 5S; noon, 81; 8 P. NJ. So; 6 p.
NJ, Al; midnight, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-05

THE HUsTINGs CoURT-JUDGE CHRISTIAN.
Yesterday was the first day OF the March
term OF the Hastings Court, but Judge
Christian, unwilling to leave the business
OF his present Office in the Supreme Court
uncared for, concludedit would be best not
to qualify. So he will probably not assume
the duties OF his new office until the first
Monday in April. There are very few cases
before the court that have been sent on
from the Police Court, and not one remain
ing Oh the docket OF the Hastings Court
from previous terms to be disposed Of. 1t
was Judge Guigon's invariable habit never
to allow case to 60 over from one term to
another if it was possible to prevent it.
A number of witnesses summoned to APP
pear before the court yesterday were in at
tendance, but were recognized to appear
on the first Monday in April.