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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
81. James Chapel.
SUNDAY SCHOOL FoRaRD-sUccEss OF THE
WORK,

SUNDAY SCHOOL FoRaRD-sUccEss OF THE
WORK.
81. James Chapel, erected by James Bradford,
ESQ. to be- used as Roman Catholic chapel, was
opened to receive scholars to form a Sunday
school on Sunday, September goth, and had about
forty scholars that day. It has been opened every
Sunday siace, but owing to tho very heavy rains
on those days the school was not fully organized
until Sunday last, the 18th instant.
About one hundred and fourteen scholars were
prcsent' and seventeen teachers. Two ladies
rom 81. Mnry's Convent teach the larger girls,
and ladies and gentlemen from the city ana Inc
Brandywine Banks teach tue younger ones;
The teachers met and elected Edward Manouey
SUPERINTENDENT and d. 4. Bradfors, assistant.
4 library of about one hundred and seventy
volumes has been purchased, aud the BOOKS arr
in great demand. =.
The persons connected with the school lee
ycry much encouraged, and intend to pursu,
this labor of love with untiring energy ant
perseverance. ...
Already steps have been taken to commence
free school for the education of all of whateve
dissemination, who may choose to attend, 10 .
held every night except Sunday. IL is believe
by those interested that n very large number w
be glad of the opportunity 10 attend u scnooi
this kind, as many of them have haa very iitii'
If any, schooling during their lives. no sec.al ,
principles will be taught In the evening SCHOOL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

The Following q list Of Petit Jurors for Octo-
Der Term Of the Superior Court for Kent county,
commencing on Monday, the 25th: -
Duck Creek Hundred-Wm. II. Baggs Mathew
Colt, Motion Richards John Raughley.
Kenton Hundred-lIenry p. Massey, ]. Frank
Wilds, John T. Boyd.
Little Creek Hundred-Stephen Cats, Chas T.
Harper.
Dover Hundred-Jas Raymand, Powell Aaron,
Robert B. Jump, Charles N. Wharton, Jesse NJ.
Jones, David d. Marvel.
North Murderkill Hundred William 7. Malo-
ney, Thomas e. Frasher, John Jarrel, Sr.
South Murdcrkill Hundred-Wm. 7. Credck,
John j. Conner, Thomas D. Burton, John d.
Anderson.
Msspillion Hundred-David Harrington, Rich.
ard Peters, John Merriken, Alexander Harring.
ton.
Milford Hundred George Thomas, ]. II. Hill,
John Short. j. M Twipp.
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Letter from Georgetown.


GEORGETOWN, Oct. 11th.-The trial of Robert
Goldsborough for tho murder of Charles Marsh,
commenced on Thursday last, was concluded on
Saturday evening about 8 O'Clock. Verdict,
guilty.
The evidence was entirely circumstantial, but
so convincing that the jury was not over half an
hour in their chamber. Mr.. salisbury, for the
Defence labored before the jury five long hours
in summing up.
The new Attorney General and his Deputy have
by their gentlcnenly department and conduct of
cases made most favorable impression. The
speech of the prosecuting Attorney ia this case
has elected universal praise, His convincing
earnestness brcvity and conciseness are generally
remarked, and the effort on Saturday evening be-
fore at least thousand auditors was pronounced
the finest in this court for years. The charge OF
our popular Chief Justice Gilpin was powerful
argument 10 favor OF justice q.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
The Delaware city and Parkesburg
II. K-The Iptunclion Cnne.

We have already noticed that application had
been made to the Chester county Court of Com
mon Pleas for an injunction to restrain the d.
rcctors of the Doe Run and White Clay Creek r.
the Pcunsyiyania portion of the proposed roat)
from making a connection with the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Pomcroy Station. The charter dcsig-
mates The place of connection At some point on
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, at or near
Parkesburg." The Directors have decided 70
connect nj Pomcroy, about mile esat OF tarkes,
burg, claiming that said terminus is authorized
by lie words Of the charter, above quoted, Ger
tain stockholders, who are citizens OF farkes.
burg, have applied for the injunction; Judgs
Butler sat in the Court room on the lin INST
and heard The argument by William Darlington
Esq, on behalf of the stockholders an" ,o
mentioned, aud by Messrs. Futhy and A. n. m ,s
Clnre on behalf OF the Railroad Company. IN
honor desiring to be better informed as 70 In
facts, by mutual consent, WIN. b. Waddell, Esq,
was appointed Examiner, to hear testimony, AM
report the same to the Court, after which de
cison will be given by the Court.
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age.

IHb QI6Nb6bD DlnUUFuIJ VI uIiu IEst
rT,HIS is ADMITTED to be THE FACT BY THE
4 Thousands who are now using DR.. Tobias Cele-
bratcd yenitian Lniinent. 1t has been introduced
since 1s47; and trying it is ever without
it. 1t will positively cure the aforementioned COM
plants II used as directed:
Chronic rheumatism, Sore Throat, Heada Ike,
Toothache, Spraius, Bruises, Old Sores Swelings,
Mosquito Bites, and Pains in tho Back Chest or
Limbs. Also, taken internally for Cholera, Diarr-
hue i, Dyfentery, Group Collie, Sea Sickness, spasms,
SC. 1t is perfectly harmless to take internally. (see
oath accompanying each botte.) 1t has never failed
to every Of Diarrhea, Dyseaiery and Group
II used when first taken. Always have bottle in
the house in readiness, and you will regret it.
| Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold by the
| Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United
States Depot 10 Park Place, New York,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

One OF the few really successful enterprises of the
day is PAYKER d Co. One Dollar Sale. Their sys-
TEN offers greater opportunity for the purchase OF
the Thousand and useful articles at price that
comes with in he reach Of s classes than any other.
goods pay the dealer very large percentage of pro
lit. This appears almost necessary, especially in
Fancy @ 3ods Jcwelry, Silver Plated Ware, &C., OF
cle to make it object OF trade and is Obliged to
purchase, in small quantities; and when the goods
are soltl by three four different classes of mer-
chants and each charge very large pret the price
become double the original cost of manufacture
before reaching the hands of the people.
1t in such goods Parker 4 Co., 9S and 100 Summer
st., Bo ston deal most extensively. Their sales are
INN they make each.artcle speciality, often
buying all manufacturer can produce. Their rys-
TEN YES universal satisfaction Read their adyer-
nBemt mt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
OUR NEIGHBORS.

WIN. B. Phillips, postmaster at Cambridge
in 1868, has been arrested on an old Charge OF
purl1ining letters.
The Cambridge Democrat says: "Thc grow
ing crop of young ladies in this place will be as
handsome as those that have preceded them
This must be pleasant news to the owners OF the
growing crop of moustaches.
Cambridge Is to have a steam mill, but what
it Is TO manufacture we are not informed.
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Marrfagfa.

sTOUT-GoDwIN.-Mr Franklin Stout, Friday
morning, October 18Th, at brides parents, in Mag
no la, by Rev. ]. Owen Sypherd, to Miss Susan
Goodwin, both of Kent county, Del.
MoCALL-MATTHEWS.- the parsonage of the
the M. K. Church In Chester, October 13th by Rev.
James Cunningham, William Mccall and Mary A
Matthew'S. both of Ashton, Delaware county. Pa
house of MIR. Samuel McClary, by the fey L..
Marks. assisted by the Rev. O. D. shaw, Mr.. Vim.
Il. Pierce, to Miss Emily McCary, all Of this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

NOT ALL TRuE,-In our last issue an item APP
renrtd relative 10 a suit against the Philadelphia
Wilmington IL Baltimore X. X. Co., which needs
correction. The facts are these On the morn
irg Of the late great hood the 4th of October, j.
ii. Shauerlander bought IN excursion ticket aud
went 10 Philadelphia on the train. In the even
Ing the Hood had increased the trains were not
run, and he came from Philadelphia on the Ham
COX. On the 11th he went up again aud came
down on the 11.3D P. M, train with his wife. He
offered the conductor The remaining half of the
excursion ticket OF the 4lh The conductor re
fused 10 take 1t, and Shaucrlandsr paid 80 cents
passage. He says the conductor threatened to
int him Oh if he did not pay. On Monday, the
18th, Shuuerlander went to the ticket Office, and
while there were a number around the WINDOW
hnyng tickets just as the train was about to start
from the outer circle OF the crowd demanded that
The agent should pay him back the 50 cents for u
ticket. The ticket agent knowing nothing OF the
circumstances, and having no time TO inquire lil-
10 il then, refu,edato do SO. Shauerlandcr threat
tntl that he would sue the Company. One OF
lie Directors who heard him make the threat
tOon atterward called on him and offered to pay
the price Of the ticket and any reasonable damage
TINT he had sustained. This WINS refused. He
was subsequently called on, told that the COM
pany were not responsible for excursion tieket'
except on the day they were issued, and that they
had suffered more by the Hood than he had, YET
they would. to eave talk and trouble, pay him
The price oil tho ticket and the conductor II point
cd out, would no doubt make any suitable apol
eey II any woIus hau pteh n.s.hy us,o'eui ~, !"
he termed il, ''abuse" given him. Shauerlande
replied he would have settled 1t in that way bn
ii was now iii the hands of the law and he woul'
hot settle 1t.
The conductors are all. 80 far as we have OBJ
served, patient and forebcaripg men, often Will,
on duty taking abuse; but not returning. w
are, therefore, disposed to credit their denial o
the charge that ''abuse" was uttered on the occa
sion. And as this with the claim OF So cents
is nil the damage that Shauerlander claims, he
likely In rive himself n great deal OF trouble an
get no pay for it. 1t should be generally under
stood that an excursion ticket is only. good 70
the day it is issued-that is the extent for whic
IL legally binds the company.
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The Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Comply
GUARANTEE CAPITAL sioo, 100000

Bun"
Wilmington, DE.
Interest,".
numslow than any oher
payment
Premium n M OIL
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D.
W. President BENZ NRLDS Counsel and
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

THE WEATHER. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = IlrERAR,
SOCIETY,

THE WEATHER. ENTERTAINMENTS = LITERARY
SOCIETY.
MiDDLkrowN, Oct. 19th.-On Friday last this
vicinity was visited with another refreshing rain
which has considerably cooled the air and made
us to feel again the approach of autumn. There
have been several light frosts of late which have
turned the leaves to the scar and yellow tinge Of
autumn. The late rains have kept the pastures
fresh and green aud some fields are looking better
at this late season than they did two months ago
when it was go dry Winter wheat looks as pro-
missing as could be desired at this season. The
usual amount has been put in this fall. The corn
crop has turned out slim yield this season
in this place. The opinion appears to be that
there is generally about half m ordinary crop
Other grains have turned out better, and fruits OF
all kinds are very abundant The chestnut uees
hang very full about here and the youngsters are
having Jolly times in laying up store OF lhese
treasures.
to eputben the season for entertainments beslns.
| The citizens were pleasantly entertained In the
large and commodous hall on Wednesday and
| Thursday evenings of last week. The rain OF
entertainment for that evening. The attendance
was good. The exercises were prepared ana con,
Quoted entirely by the citizens OF the place ana
the proceeds were devoted TO the benefit Oh inc
| hall The entertainment consisted aihiosC on.ic-
| " of tablcatiX and pantomimes and showed extern
siye preparation and reflected credit on those vino
| took part. As is too apt to be the case at sucn
exercises the long delay between the scenes made
| il very tlrcsome to the audience. Ihcse exerci,
ses are 10 be repeated on Wednesday evening o.
| this week. -.
The first literary exercises of the term at The
Academy were held last Friday afternoon. oW
ing to the unlavorable state OF The weather there
was slim attendance of visitors The literary
paper called "Ihe Star" was edited by Miss Mag
gie Van Hekle and Mr.. Fletcher Burrls, appoint
cd by the principals. Pieces were spoken AM
select pieces read. One good feature OF the exer
cises was that the reading and speaking was plan
and distinct so that every thing could he heard.
Business is active in our community ana lner
is but little complaint of hard times. All classe
seem to be pretty well employed among us. In
season is very healthy and physicians might ga
ID distressedly SO. Marriages have been plentiful
Of late and dame rumor has i that several othe,
are to follow in the same footsteps soon.
mote il he. OBSERVER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

As the the cars were approaching the Depot
at Dover Tuesday, Sally Ann Laws, colored
wsrnan attempted TO jump off before the train
stopped. She fell beneath the cars and the
irely aud the other nearly off, below the knees.
She died last night.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

TOTAL. .............'..''.
The ages of the above were, under year. II
40 a. 20 to so. =; 80 to 40, o; 40 to 90 o; 90 to
90. Z; 60 to 20. /; 40 to s0,2; so to 80 Ii not
Dor Born in America, So; England, l ireland. 2.
-3s. .,..,
SIS.
White, 90; Colorcd, 6-3s;
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar:
Physicians can obtain blank certificates Ut his
residence, No. GOA King street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

DOMESTIC MARkETs.-The market was well
supplied this morning with products OF the farm
and dairy; and meats in abundance at the usual
rates. Good cabbage brought from three to ten
cents per head beeis, radshes, turnips. rarsnips
aud onions, at usual prices. Oyster plants fifteen
cents per bunch. There is still some corn ut
twenty-five cents per dozen. String bears thirty
cents, and tomatoes tbirty-fve cents per half
peck. Eggs sold for thrly-1ve cents per Dozen
Butter Keeps at fifty-hve cents per pound chick
ems from 81 to $3.50 per pair; ducks .i.25 q
S1.5O per pair.
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JOHN MoLEAR & SON, Bankers,

ONLY ONE
Hair Dye has been proved poisonless. Professor
Chiffon. whose reputation as an analytical chemist
gives his statements the weight Of authority, an i.
nounces that
Christadoro's Excelsior Dye,
Has been subjected to the proper tests in his labera-
tory, and that the results show it to be
ABS LUTELY HARMLESS.
As well as admirably adapted to the purposes for
which 1t IL designed This is important, as the pub
lie hss just been warned, by two leading scientific
organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
Now before the uublic.
CHRlsTADoRo'S HAIR PRESERvATlvE. as a
Dressing, acts like charm the hair after dyeing.
Try it.
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9faths.

MoUSLEY,-on Saturday, October 10th, in Brandy
wine Hd., Mr.. Curtis Mousley aged 81 years, s
months and IL days
TWEED.-In this city, on Oct. 18th, Betty Tweed,
aged GA years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

MopEL OF THE WHIPPING Posr.-A gentleman
of this city brought 10 our office this Isornng
miniature model of the Whipping post, made
from the wood Of the old post BY . prisoner Ia
New Castle jail. 1t was procured for presentation
to lady of Boston, who had expressed curiosity
sconceinng the barbarous contrivance, and is. a
very perfect model of the post and pillory, though
the figures very rudely cut, and the figure of
the Sheriff is in an impossible position. We adj
wise The worshipers at the Shrine Of 81. Pilory to
order copies OF this model.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-Helmslcy Holland fell down
dead last Monday, while Engaged in stacking
Kcnton Hundred. MIR. Holland was about sixty
four years Of age, and at the time of his death
in apparently good health. few minutes. be-
fore he died be complained OF a pain Id his
breast. Coroner Thompson held an inquest over
ihe ooay d hna 'ne }uy rsnde5ea sepcl oil
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educational.
RoCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NyAcz ON THE UJTDSON N

NYACK ON THE HUDSON, N. Y.
ruyHE FALL TERM WILL COMMENCE Septemo
IL 18th. Located directly on the banks I'll dll-
son. an hours distance from N. Y. city, .t;t midst
Of scenery of unsurpassed beauty ard grandeur, in
situation remarkably healthy. having corps of in
structors adequate to the complete education of young
ladies in all the solid and ornamental branches
usually taught in first class seinaries this institution
presents unusual claims to the patronage of those
having daughters to be educated. For admission or
circulars with full particulars, address
REV. L. DELOS MANSFIELD. A. M, Prest
ouooS Qp,y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

oYsrER TRouBLEs.-The oyster troubles have
commenced In the ncighborhood of Tangier
Sound, Virginia. The State constabts are made
Quate to the enforcement of the law, and have
therefore called upon General Candy, who has
responded by ordering United States troops to
the scene of the disturbances.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
Pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil,

For sale in quantities to suit purchasers wholesale
and retail.
Also on hand Caswell . Hazards Pure Cod Liver
Oil, and Iodo-ferrated Cod Liver Oil and Fougera's
Compound Iodinised Cod Liver Oil
DE- LINTON SMITH,
(atc Smith q Dixon)
Chemist and Druggist,
Seventh and Market Streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

LIGHT pAiL-Much surprise has been ex-
pressed here hit the very moderate bail required
for the appearance of Harrington and Morris, at
the Kent court, TO answer the charges against
them. OF course the bail will be forfeited, and
depredatiOns upon some other community. The
negro accomplish still remains in prison.-Aid-i
,iTpfoly1 TrUnscfiDf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

sy- Ladies' wishing Chdren's Clothing made and
peiissN A. Il X. STEVENSON,
Il2 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

IF The place TO go Ii You want boots and shoes
that will wear ia Nicholson s. Foulks, No. lO2 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
SHOE from the light dress shoe or fancy pump, to the
heaviest brogans cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and none
who wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, it is just the place to 90.
Remember the place, 1902 West Second street. Will
mington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

FRIKNps' CoSFERENoE.-The Quarterly Meet
Ing of the First-day School Conference Of
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Of Friends was held
in lhemeeting house on West street, on Saturday
morning and afternoon. The reports of the
various schools showed them to be in prosper
ois condition. The afternoon session WIS largely
devoted to the discussion of the best means and
methods of conducting the school, and there was
a very general and earnest participation In the
debate by delegates of both sexes. The meeting
was deemed u, very satisfactory one by those
Interested. p "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
LOCAL NEWS

A fatal disease prevails among the poultry about
Middetown.
An African NJ. E, Church will soon be erected
10 Middetown.i F'}fv r ~
Theodore Polk, a druggist at Frederick, was
badly burned recently by coal oil lamp explo-
sion. N4Y
All the New School Presbyterian ministers OF
this city are absent at York, Pa, attending the
Synod.
Z Mosquitoes have been unusually scarce at Do
yer this year. This has not been the case in Will
mngton
The Clayton Herald was issued on Saturday,
from which we presume the Edtress has recov-
cd her oversight
William Gibbons has sold his truck farm, of IS
acres situated In New Castle Hundred, to John
Fox of this city, for $4,000.
Milford Justice of the Peace has decided that
tho Town Commissioners have no right to pass
au ordinance prohibiting the display of goods on
the sidewalk.
Mr.. Theodore Polk, proprietor of drug store
In Frederick, on Saturday evening week was bad
ly burned whilst filling kerosine lamp. The oil
ignicd from another lamp sitting near.
Shadrack Gaskins, a young colored man In the
employ of Mr.. Robert A. Cochran, Jr., near Mid
deiown. had bis left leg fractured Just below the
knee on Thursday lnat by getting 1t caught in
the horsepower while threshing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

BACK FROM CAilfoRNiA.--Mr. and Mrs. s. w.
McCauey who started some three months ago
on tour to the Pacific Coast returned on Satur-
day. They have made n leisurcly trip giving
more time tn each locality of interest than Is the
custom with tourists, and 80 have enjoyed 1t very
thoroughly. They spent five days in Salt Lake
party which left here Wednesday, Sept. 29th. The
txcursionisls arrived ut the Mormon City on Mon
day night and went away on Wednesday, giving
ihtm two nights and one day to examine the mys.
teiics Of Morm0ndom. MIR. McCanlley looks well
and ID full Of most interesting anecdotes and
Renaissance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
Weak Back, Pains of the Side, of the Hips,
And about the Kidneys, are relieved at once by the
application of one of

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
GAIssTowN, ALA, Nov. 81, 1865.
"Messrs. Tnos ALLoooK & Co.: During an extern
sive practice of ten years, have been frequent
witness of the magical qualities of your Porous
Plasters / can certify that they are all you claim
for them. RopERr e. CAMPBELL, M. D."
Dr. Myer Of Savannah, Ga, says they are the best
mechanical supporters for weak muscles ever dis
covered; that by their warming properties they
bring power and health, until the strength OF the
muscles are entirely restored; that he knows case
where Allcocks Pastors cured gentleman of a
weak spine; that he daily prescribes them in his
practice with the happest RESULTS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
HE CHEAPEST ANn MOST RELIABLETRUsS
STORE IN THE CITY,
w. j. EVE II EFT,

so North Seventh Street. bel. Arch. Philadelphia,
[ uate Mrs. McClenachan's) Trusses, Female Sup
Hporters, Braces, Elastic Belts, Stockings. Lowest
ie1sepd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

rF- Those in want Of patterns for ladies' ana emil
SusenA e's'is A. 4 E. STEVENSON,
Tf2 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

At the meeting of the Young Mems Loan As
ISOLATION Thursday evening, $1,000 sold for so per
cent, 5000 at 80, and tho remainder at 3dl5, and
40.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

LEcruREs.-Hon. Charles Sumner lectures 10
the Institute Hall, on the evening Of November
2ith on The Question of Caste"
Lights and Shadows OF London Life" has
been the subject selected for John B. Coughs
lecture on the 9th of December.