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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

n the year Rooms are arranged on each
side Such a plan - this would De a. COM
fsxsasle - possible durins hot weather.
This would bring il 10 the attention Of any
seesion with warm days and lights. The
north suffers quite IS much in hot weather
- sAs ss4sh. bas the southern psople know
how 70 conduct themselves during the
bsxtec term. Is IL the habit Of the people
sf sAs perth TO do about the same during
tho suauer months IS in the winter. Their
sassnss~ Is tuned Co the same ksy, and all
Of tlsssr Affairs move in about the same
way. In the south it Is not expected that
fs- sane amount Of energy viii be expend-
Cd daring the very hot monEhs - during
those which are cooler.
A house hike this. with tres In front and
- the side, would be comfortable in any
latitude. In the winter months il would
be pleasant 70 sat around a large fireplace
In the ball. winch would serve As . aitting
room This hall Is ~ fest long and lighted
from each end The bedrooms and bath
room connect with IL. There is hallway
IN the rear which connects with the stair
way and a. well with the porch outside.
No special sitting room Is indicated in this
plan The room which has the dressing
room attached % IL az the right hand side
Of the hall could be used either a. u sitting
room or parior. However, IL Is 20 be pre-
sumsd that In the practical use Of house
Of this kind the ho~pitable character Of the
hall would lead all to use it both Is . re-
cepeion and sitting room.
have in mind house planned in this
way where the front and rear hall WAS
separated by spindle work screen and
silk drapories. One end was q sitting room
and the other a reception room. IL lady
Is In the rear end OF the hall with her chill
dren and sewing and caller appears. she
steps into the front end OF her hall and is
practically in her parlor. II it is a formal
call she is only dist rbed from the routine
OF her work for q short time. and then can
readily return To il.
The rear stairway may be used 70 con-
meet with the room in the high part Of the
roof On the second floor Taese rooms are
quite a. high and altogether as well venti-
lated ~ those on the first door. The pitch
OF the roof over a broad house Of this kind
l,avcs q very high space in the center. and
provides q room with an attic space overit.
This would give two large rooms and
ample closet in the front part Of the second
floor II 10 were so desired there could be
rooms over the kitchen, or, as indicated by
the elevation in the dormers, at the side
By the use of these dormess rooms quite as
high and n large as those in the middle
can be provided. In case OF there being
rooms over tho kitchen they could be en-
tered by stairway running mp over the
cellar stairway, which could be reached
either from the porch or the kitchen, ac-
cortiing TO the latitude in which the house
was built. II these rooms vere approached
from the kitchen IL would be best to set
the kitchen flue on the right hand side Of
the kitchen. 20 as to admit OF doorway
next the cellar stairway. Thus the rear
stairway would wind up over the cellar
stairway and TO the second floor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA BROS-...............Pr oprietors
WANTED BElP-e carpenters. coschsaen.
lanitof. l stationery engineer. farm
hands painters. clerks Il girls Tor genersi
housework. second girls. cooks. dining
room girls. 2laundrcsses.
no kAtHANGE-2S acres 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber i0-room house
and barn. me orchard. ares low land un.
der drained and under cultivation. This tine
place is situated about - miles from the city.
south. Come TN and get full description.
kOk SALE OR acres on lake
shore. near the park, good buildings. skD
peach trees In bearing. - pear standards "a
ra. , sssss sirssssrrlss 1erss rasrIer,
fruits; price s2.0p: fruit on same will pa, for
IL the present season; would exchange for
good city property this Is great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
FOR SALE-erccm house on Ball-sts good
= Well anu clstern handy 20 street ears.
can sell you this house on monthly payments
In terms 10 suit; drop IN aud see II. price 400.
EoR SALE-small house aud barn on Pair
ST.; viii sell on small payment down and
monthiyspayments: this h an excellent chance
TO secure home In desirable location aud
pay Tor II As rent.
NOR SALE-&s feet frontage on South Dlvi-
sion-sf-; u me location for n block. This
will be sold At sacrifice II same IL taken with
In 30 days
EoR sALE-or Exchange-vacsnt lots on
4 Stewart Whites add. as payment on =
house. worth about $780, inside old limits Ia
south part "f city.
E'0R SAILS vacant lots on Plainneld- ave.
Just inside OF old limits. the finest bu4ldiay
spots in the city.
'ro EXCHANsE-For farm. a good sroosn
house and barn In scuth part OF the CITY.
large lot and well located. would pay some
difference.
TO EACHANGE-so acres lana in Barry coun-
4 ~. ~ miles from city. 20 acres improved
good buiIelng. fruit. well aatered aud splendid
soli. price $50
NO EACHANSE-For good renting city pron
Il erfy. 80 acres. nne house. barn aud au.-
buildings. 20 acres improved balance ozk
beech and hickory timber good fenccs sl9
peach. $50 apple. pears plums and small irGlr
trees Price $50.
DrGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

FloVs AND fssD-lily White. G.Si Patent.
$50 y hlRaIed; corn meal. 81 ~ hundred
iced. .ssustsg5 90 = tom niddiings. sz2uo p
ton. bran slI.s = tea ships. sl-vv = ton.
Ms.f-Pork st-Ak. lee; roast, Toe, ribs. Sc :
tendeslo! i..ei ham lie beef: STEAK .iues isc
roast so lecs rihs. &c mutton, lie, spring
lamb, lUs4 5Oc. spring chickens. 5ge, turkeys.
l21se DUCKS. l2ise.
PsoDrcE-fiutter fealse; esxs. lse potatoes.
old. $50; new. $50 q bu, beets, greens be r
bn. for cooking PURPOSES. oVc y bu; onions.
SC . ID; peas. 40 peck; beans. Ice 10
radishes. iso u dox; strawberries. o6slse, Iasp-
berries l5e.Dc; cherries. Toe ;goosberrics lZ1sc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

rris.. te fArnsr..

GEAfs-nhr heat. o. %, cora. ee; e4Is. sees
re. Fpss barley. o. ~ . Landfsd-
Marked. 6ss7cs pofs, b'scsmattsn, esfei
sgFins lalnb. Zee fosis lie; ,sfsDg chlckCEs.
zsei veal. &c tuFkoss. Zoe ducks lvs.
fasDVcs~battss. lz,ses Gas, Ice potatoes.
g. p ba. bsets. 5Se deki onions. Is dol
Lettuce, g 3 pSQad peas. ti.13 vb0. seAas.
hand plekc4. 40 sa- hoess, Ice
woal-w asaesi. ssyz-e. aswashea, Ia sDe.
HAr-n nsoths. siS = tom clover. els y teai
straw. = toa.
HiDss ksp f.LIow~-tiTeen. Sci part cured.
SIC; cured hides. &C. calf sksas. greeh. o
cali SINS. cured, 1es laiIew. &C; eclts.
oussslo0 drkin i5@s 1se.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
Pilssi Pilcs, Itching Piles.

SYMProMs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most ut night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor so cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

Ricardo Iamucci industrial and ar
tistic drawing and wood carving school,
for the summer vacation. Beginning
July 6 the school will be in session Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday from 9 to
-. N. Evening school the same as
usual during the year. Is Pearl-st., up
stairs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
Bucklen's Arnica SAVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chllblalns,
corns and all skin eruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts. ocrner Monroe and DIvsiOn-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

.uc~ a-n they hang yons pscsurs 81
ysur fos serrt~rr
~Ma@s inspprsprsstslr rh~y made .
ear u ls--ssr xxx uessa-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

white don't think that Gus De jar
S,c~> enough - pick ap ehips
g..ene-Hs knew enough - pick mp
"a pat Down Iaes nishs--hsw York
Herald
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
WINAnS { ALLEN
Grand linton Real Estate Exchange
hOoAs AND a 1oNEH bLolk-
'fH0Nt So.
Houses and Lots For Sale Or sschsnge,

HSlsEc ttit &Ntc W >fAtt " %tNb0tt-
II sen have a hoass OF lst which asnt sesr
yea ana seG wAnI q trace. cad 2na see a.
We have beuses ana lots ana vacant lots Tor
sale On TN Hill. All pttoes EAsT
hkIDoE-sf l. tue siaest street. Ia the city
ruhniny east sna wssi. saa there are NO
SALOONS On TIE Hill We drove the
lssl ene out last woek
EoR ssso 10 sleoe We eau sell yeu q house on
4 the east 81 ~est side and give son good
bargain
xosn0 WILL hsss house sne lss on Ninth
<-O,o ave which rents Tor s. snenfh-
,AkeE Tot on unionst- north Of Thomas
4 oil su,Is2 ana alley ies sse sno ~ viii fur-
l. nisL yea plans Ter ans Kind II q house ssa
desire IN the bargain
sI7ee viii bus a. sEeem house on scrioner.
Easy terms
stTp for sreom house meaera improve
neat. on ire~eridse at. neaT Colt ave. Terms
easy
s.oS. new modern T-room house en- First 81.
nice neighborheed. We'll aAd cistefBi ioi "a
lSa corner
$3.50 T-reom house. ceBter 81 cor First Com
stock ada well ssd essierns great hsdsAis
for some oEe-
ssss old house. slegsnt bot. soslsD ana alies
nice nelghberheed, GA the hiii-
$500 viii buy q new sroem house on seccn
ave ali modern improvements one II sc
incest localities la The cifs.
ssAa new modern ilsoom house. east front
on Heny 81
sl2s9 for large lof on Union ~
sitoe tlseo and sioos niee lots GA Prospect
81 nne locality.
i15 feet on Last Bridge. corner. AT a bargain.
residence only.
What have ycu got 90 trade for a 7-rootR
house Tor. Curtis sBd Nerth-aNe.. at slNts
We vii take span 81 young horses and rsg
pillow and iafrn implements. BE aad see
0s before YOU buy.
We have one house and lot which We can
sell cheaper than the cost Of Lot and buildiEg
material IL don't pap 10 walt when you can
buy AZ the price.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
Lily White.

The ValleyCity Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour.
Try the LILY WHITE. a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRuP.has been used
for children teething. 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
sovtse, raoKISa ssroRaag

nADfl4fI 4 HoiI kslsAsss 81. Aafss srsrs
~ "a ii h4afH lbs stra -. fsF= So l1ffese
ssas s@Fisf SO sfssst aesaFefrnt hsrs sna
81 si~s 80 fee ~ fafes whether Yea ask
- tiva - aes ~ sae4se< Ne - "a 90. sf1es
tssa ass& ss<.4s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE hfteE htees iseagsa - Nesi hsisse a.
VS. ~ 4 ~ sE4 IA Is gsf safe. flses s8hla4Hs
fhFes sfsfes Ihs s<ssna snaf - - saites -
fosns sfis faF afsses - asa-< e4FtHe.
pfaeefts " std % = aass. fsaatfr 81
&tf A. A. SonD "a = sss hflassst
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.

CAPITAL. osoos0o0
NJ. L MEET, President
j. NJ. BARNETT. Wee President
HARVEY J. hOLLlsfkk. Cashier.
All classes u banking bnsiaess that are IA
harmony with the SatioaAi BANKING Law
transacted.
Letters Of Credit. earrent In al parts Of the
world. issued Ia sams 90 suit Interest al
iowrd At per eeBt on time eerflneates OF
DIRECTORS.
l. n. Witbey Geerge c, Pierce.
j. NJ kafa~tL ]. Gunner,
NJ l. sweet Joseph IA. Martha.
III j. HoliisIer ". h. shelby.
Willard baTnAardt. W. .. Eughaft.
l. Srolloa FOX h. LoeItsert
L. L. Hawkins
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
A sourHsas hosE

a Ws.id Ne Ooafar IAsis ssa Atsrsssivss
nsw~vsT. a. Asy Latitude
Eaoyrixnx. Ia 81 AnrrcAn Press Assocfar
tioE-
Il nay not ne trse thai = house suitable
lDr toe 1srtharu states - a&so suitable for
sue south. bat II ecrtasssy - true that =
good ssasu fer tse ssata Is equally good
isx ses .orth Here Is . bQilting with =
hal twsiys FEED wide through the middle
CT shs nssse. sftn . porch IN front aud one
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE

Dealerln Real Estate. Personal Prop
erty and Loans.
please LOOK at 323 West Broadway; It is a
large s-room house. finished In oak. but
ternut and cherry; nicely rapercd; nice lot
with natural oak trees l Will sell this place
for $500 If sold in few days; call and l will
show IL t. you.
DOR SALE-New 1l-room house on southwest
corner of Colt and Newberry-sts. will sell
cheap and on easy terms; will take a good lot
or house and lot In exchange; house is ar
ranged for one or two families; call and
Canal-st.
FOR SALE On easy terms. new sroom
4 house on Winsor Place. near corner of
East and Fifth ave house is well built nicely
YOU want a good home cheap. on easy terms.
call and Will show IL TO you. J. W. Closter-
house. II Canalst.
MOTHER opportunity to get new home in
"A best location on monthly payments; am
just finishing nice house on my addition on
Wealthy-ave. has large hall aud rooms, 4
finished in oak. balance hard oil fnish; has 10
feet OF porch; nice CRATE and mantle; piped
for gas and furnace; price only $500; call at
once before IL Is gone. j. W. Closterhouse. L
CaRalst.
MY OFFICE contains the largest list of prop
1u erty In the city; prices from the lowest
up TO $4,000. both for sale or exchange: IL you
wish to bug or exchange. call and see me- j.
". Closterhouse.
l HAVE several OF the best farms near the
city for sale cheap or exchange for city
property.
I HAVE a new piano that will exchange for
a good team, or good driver or good w.
cant lot; have also heavy stallion, $ years
weight 1850 pounds. TO exchange for work
team or vacant lots viii pay difference. J. ".
Ciosterhouse.
HAVE some good homes for rent cheap;
~ money TO loan In sums to suit ON good Sc
curity.
wv. CLOSTERHoUsE
IL Canal-st. Phone IS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES oEPoSirORy
CAPT. - 500, 600

THOMAS n. GILBERT President
GtO u. BRIGGS. vlcr-Pres dent
J.FkkbEEle bAAkS. Cashier.
r. n. HUNT. Assist ant Cashier
TEansacf business In all departments II bank
INK auths ri zed by the National Banking Law.
Exenan-es available in all the commercial
cities OF the world sold AZ current rates
L. >. bonds bought aud sod.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas u. Gilbert Moves L. Avery.
Thomas j. o'BTien, George u. Briggs.
David NJ. Amberg Lemuel II. Putnam.
Ransom g. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward IA. Hunt John 4. Fitzgerald.
7. stewart White. philo {. Fuller.
j. Frederic Bars.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
gIscELLAsEOUa

My FRTEND-wkether yen know n or not
M the shortest Way 70 the cemetery is ~
eating, inferior. poorly cooked feed. Meals
are now GOT 40 10 he Queens tssfe At The
Lincoln Houss. - -friag-st.. which has beea
renovated and heautifea. sferdine real
home comforts. Handsome fsrEe psrlcrs.
single rooms Ter transient toarders he
tables tefne supplied VITA the best. Cur eue -fs
siti always enjoy the faxsfy 81 nfcs quief
hoHF ~ the lowest rates. tome ana see Tor
yourself Ms y. CARY. proprietor. Il
WANffp-S more scholars IN music Nv
good tssrhef sffS cefftS iessdh. Address
music. 'sfaud Rapids. pe~t0ftce "a
A CHANCE ~ = iife tIrn~ fer nee With rsy8-
~ - sad active men sfftoea rafftai - So
cure WV psenseut apa prsFtafie aBsiues<.
Ne Hfonts ~ fslffusfy sellers need = piF
Aadsrss stir 2 csHt sfsmr. tessofss fes 4
lssssiH shoe ~fore. a Aresae RsitalHe
sieteiAaa ehta 80
WANfhn tSFft saaas ussh - step - sna
- go shst 80 rsa o. ~ffh thesT IA = pslf
- psnts stfit - fiefh4s - oFersaat aAAs -
efasfs Netst. ticFFossletsnsf a Go. Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

TOR RENT-Storcs and II Huron-sf.. each
s0x7O feet; alley In the rear; suitable for
wholesale business. Offices or stores; reE-
$3.50 per month each Also two second floors.
each 9x,0 feet. 6 ger month each: can be
rented separate or entire; location one block
west OF Canal-st. and one block north OF Lyon
81. Anton q. Hodenpyl. 10 aud II Fountain
st. l64t9
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

xs5A CAeh-lf you kaow good thing when
soCt you see H. look az lot next cor. Henrs
ana batrs-sts. with sign Dunfon Bates "id-
cleomb baiidins. $Du 10 loan-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
What PEOPLE Want ' e; \: E; e.; ;::;...,

MONEY TO OF a9As
REAL ESTATE
In Sums of sloo and Upward.
The MICHIGAN Trust COMPANY
fsaad q foantsin-st Telephone 49,.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

vrOR RENT-Second floor. corner Louis ard
Il Campau-sts.. s4N.0 10; light on three sides.
Inquire Reynolds or Hopson. on the premises.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

FOUND.
EOtND--A Yock-tbo0k. owner can have same
Il BY calling al SO henr, ST. deseliyn2 The
property anu pasins Tor this ad. liz
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11
--77777777-77s717-7777
"DR.n TE.ICLE NILLED.
Tho "Yooloo Doctor" Killed on thG
Trnck--Ris sensational Suits mt Law.

Tho ''Yaoloo DOCTOR Killed on the
Trnck--His sensational Suits ut Law.
dr. John n. Teacle, negro herb doc
tor. the plaintiff in sensational suit in
the Chester county courts, was killed by
the cars 1T Lancaster, Pa, yesterday.
DIR Teace was Il colored man of so
years. He was born slave ut Snow Hill
Md. but ran away at the opening of the
war and enlisted on the Union side. After
the war he went to Philadelphia where he
set up place as an herb doctor. He soon
won n reputation for u dispeller Of evil
Spirits and the colored people Of thaG part
Of the city poured their money into his
lap, His business was thriving and he
saved up q large sum of money. There
came a time when Young woman whose
love powder did not achieve the desired
result had him arrested and he served
three months in Moyamensiug prison.
When he got ont he made all his wealth
-SlO0, 600 in property and lands-over 70
his wife.
Four years ago Mrs. Teacle died in West
Chester, and in her will She almost cut the
old doctor Oft lie entered suit to break
the will, and the case has not yet been de-
cided. While that case is on there are two
others awaiting settlement. Robert Clay
ton, young col1red man, put in his APP
pearance soon after Mrs. Teacle's death
and entered claim as her son. The doctor
said his wife had never had a son, and
judging from the age given by Clayton She
must have been 62 years old when he was
born. This matter was pushed TO such IN
extreme that the womans body was disin-
tered, and an examination made to ascer
tain il she had ever given birth to a child.
The doctors decided that she had not.
Mrs. Teaches funeral expenses ran up to
5000, the easiet alone costing $1,000.
This the executors refused to pay, and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11
pR. nRIaGs S usr.IINEp.
The Directors of the Union Theological
Seminary Stnnd hY Him.


NEW York, June 5.--The directors of
the Union Theological Seminary have met
and have declared their position on the
question of the right of the general assem-.
bly, of the Presbyterian church 10 veto the
transfer of Prof. Charles A. Briggs from
the chair of Hebrew to the chair Of Blbli-
cal Theology. The resolution passed at
their meeting held this afternoon is as
follows:
Resoired, That the board OF directors. after
having taken legal advice and after due con-
sideration, see no reason 70 change their views
on the subject of the transfer oil Or, Briggs.
and feel bound, in tho discharge of their duties
under tue charter and constitution Of the sem
mary, to aihere to the same.
The intent Of the veto passed by the gem
eral assembly at its recent sessions in De
troit was that DR., Briggs should cease 10
be professor in Union Seminary. The
effect OF the resolution given above is that
ii is the judgment OF the directors hat the
veto was usurpation never granted or in
tended to be given to the general assembly
and that since the veto Was Illegal the APP
poiutment stands, and Dr. Briggs will con
tlnue as professor during the coming
year as during tire past Il years.
The meeting Of The board Of directors
was very full, only three members being
absent ont of Il fall board Of u. The vote
by which the resolution was adopted was
practically unanimous, one vote only being
cast i'll opposition,
The directors have thus only defined
their position in the matter OF the veto
and the right of the general assembly tu
exercise ii in tile case of transfer from
one prolessorship to another. The broader
question is leit in abcyance--w whether the
general assembly has any right 10 veto
original appointments in Union Seminary,
and whether the board Of directors who
proposed to confer the right on the assem-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

professor positively declared that no one
connected with him would do such a thing
and even if they did it would not produce
the same effect upon the viscera after death
it would before death.
The next witness was David Link, the
piano agent who, while in Bellevue Hos
ptal New York, in his insane moments
intimated that man named Young near
West Chester, Pa, had been murdered.
The defence objected TO him, as he was
crazy, but Judge Hemphill decided to hear
what he said. He testified as follows u
live at 1l3 Buttonwood street, Philadel-
phia. | sold Mr. Young piano i'll Janu-
airy, and called eight o., ten times at his
house in West Chester. saw Mrs, Young
three or four times alone. ! have kissed
her and Rugged her. She told me she did
not see why her people made her marry
Mr.. Young, but | advised her to be faith
full TO him.
"When ! went TO Philadelphia she wrote
q letter to me have not the letter, but as
far as | remember she wrote: j thank
Won for the advice you gave me and Will
try and be faithful, but ] love you more
than ever.
After this testimony and that of two
other minor witnesses the lawyers adj
dressed the court, Judge Hemphili, after
reviewing the evidence, said we have
no hesitation in saying that the evidence
- llpb aillCltilb 10 WdTTHUt us HbiulllS tnia
Young woman on the charge of murder,
and therefore order her discharge"
As soon as this was announced the audi
ence cheered Justify. Judge Waddell, who
WAS also Oil the bench called out 1Oiii-
Gers, bring those persons here. This is
not astheatre and a comedy being played"
The officers were unable TO find the cul-
prits. The court then adjourned, Mrs.
Young having been allowed to retire be
fore the doors We're opened for the public.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11
An, Ola Eastern shore sl,,vo ne,a.

A special sent from New York Thurs.
day said: The funeral of "Aunt"
Rhoda Caldwell, the noted ex-slave,
was held this afternoon at the Colored
Home and Hospital, where she died al
the age of 106 years She was born at
Snow Hill, Md, her parents belonging
to the wealthy Caldwell family. She
was slave girl in New Orleans when
Washington was President, and 80 years
ago she attended Jefferson's first inau-
gural reception with her mistress. 1t is
related that, when the guests were leav-
ing, President Jefferson put his hand on
Rhoda's head and asked; "Where did
this pretty little black girl come from ?"
Aunt Rhoda spent many years in
Europe with her mistress, spoke French
fiuently, and had the manners of gen
tleWOman