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New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

caycd upon Mayor Roord and solicited letters OF intro
ducon 10 een ernen connected with minng interests
in Morris and Sussex Counties. hr. Oteri sa Comms-
sioper from tho japanese Government whose duty IS
m vis, ,san and zinc mines The Board OF Trade has
siected tha following officers for the ensuing year !:
presideni~Cbarles e. Young Vice cePresidents-Phneas
Jones Edmnnd p. Joy David O. Dodd, trj Secretary
Robert & Swords: Treasurer r-Jobh r. eman III
reotors - David Campbell, James u; Cn* nSrm' W.
Currier John C. Johnson. jacob w nIane Jus ,
Plnme N j. Demarest, John Brfsoin Wlns", 70 aiin ua
Arbitration Commiftee-Chas u i4tI"p a. S.vnroa
Edward seaIey, W. II. McClave, Robert D. o"orus'
uoBoKEs-It ia rumored, though the nlferoSs M a ~,
NOT published the fact that the manager oi a 30
Bank have resolved individually 10 mako t,nb ~ the
cifncy growing out Of the failure OF FISK haec. 10 e
private subscriptions amount 10 k'eo' s"n Iomed he
positors to 5000 which amount can, IL u cIlI", %
readily increased sufficiently 10 mako UP tne ~, .
Tie preliminarIes viii be arranged TINS eVenns 81"
bowling match between the Pioneer aud hoOoAon wy
Clubs.
PAssArc-The inquest in the case OF Messrs' ~ mciro
and Barclay was continued last nlght ny ,n ColUnei
Sproue and the Jury. Five wimesses-Kaipn isou W.
william Crofes Louis Beiver John Chase, heniy o.
Jdcrstine and Edward Twst-were examiner, tioIa @
evidence being contradictory and covering no Iii Iii
ground, The investigation was adjourned, anu WIZ
probably occupy two three more days
BLooMFIELD-Tho Rev. Charles L. Knox VINO I0r p len
wears past has been pastor OF the Presbyterian
OF this village has decided 10 accept proiessorslnP
offered him m the Theological Seminary AT ~ %
ark the beginning OF his abors here there "eio ~
church members at present there are 500.
WEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entered the IVY oIeeh
Hotel on Wednesday morning and stole Iarse Qiany
Of cigars and liquors, valued At slOO
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
BRITTON'S DEFENSE.
ms TESTIMONY ON TWO COUNTS.

HIS TESTIMONY ON TWO COUNTS
'Bg BADEAU AND ELECTION FRAUD chAk"fS-
THE MEMORY OF THE FOREMAN OF TIE GRAND
JURY UNCERTAIN
Another long session was held yesterday in the
trial of District Attorney Brtton of Kings County
for malfeasance in Office. As usual Mr.. Cadwallader
sppeared for Attorney-General Barlow, and Col
Davis and District-kttorney Morris represented
The Committee of Fifty. The defense offered tcsti-
nony in relation TO the first, the Badeau charge
Mr. Britton's testimony consumed two hours. lie
admitted that he had known that public officer
daily violating aprovison of the charter he bad
never advised Grand Jury in regard to the matter
brought the 'icer TO trial eight members OF the
Grand jury Of September. 1872, testified that the
case of Badeau was not before them but Their fore
man might have examined the matter. Charles
Baylis foreman of this jury. who seems to have an
extremely bad memory, said, upon oath, a few days
ago. that be had brought the charges To the notice OF
the Grand Jury and Of Mr. BTitton, and even stated
in minute detail what occurred during their CON
sideraton by the jury. lie testified yesterday that
rather thought he didn't bring the matter before
them or 10 the attention of Mr.. Brtton, but was
not sure,' and Thought he might have been mis-
taken" The second charge was then taken up and
Mr.. Britton occupied the rest of the session in tes
tfying concerning il. The rpidity and fiuency
with which he gave all his testimony showed that
he had carefully considered the details Beforehand.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WhsHiNGroN, Dec. u.-No 134-Sohn agt Waters
question whether The te of the ferrory OF
1854 providing that action Judgment contract
limits of the Territory ,hA be Commence.
two rer bars on indgnut
the defendant four before Of
The CoGrt below M held, and the Judgment
II here urged that such statute eIngBhe remedy
instead Of limiting IT, and that there o.e void Ihoa. Ewing or
No 13-Hobukle Marshall agt Toomhs 10 the Supreme
of McntanaTbs proceeding brought Ioornb
the plaintiffs IN error IRON aFefng The water. the Mag
pie htr mining operations and damages
their having done 80. The Jury iGoa A. ee diversion ha been made
prevent Interference with the Upon this
Junction restraining the psns and their agents
sppropnsng the waters Of The glch cause vas
below partly action at aN aud partly ehsnee
and the Judgment and decree
conclusions at Law or the scs found and not
in the that this the nee.iss
en,v ignored the distinction between he ehahee common
Robert Leach for plaintiffs IN Dnk
hndsnl
p appeal Court Of the soutern D,t ~
iorlhs be vac hed BY hs Irs COMPANY owners Of the eJbo
inst built for tie Pseihc Mail Steamship omuspv
rs,, M the Funon sp Msnhsst out from ,h roo
o,css'ng the coarss of the faona the collision
occurred This Aeucon Of April Ia lsG5 The Dst
10th bui and 1pporohol damss but
corr, dng the f,or'a nlon hAee decree and
boat comply uth te ruc of navigation not k.eping
rroperooko and chang ne hsf eon When tie danger
pncpa Gnssio io he iecHed The point made the Faor
JgdpsthAi Oh. t,o far ou the
rnd tho statute NeHoih m sqa arc in decision n th, question
viii decision oi What TO he rgard The
river ,0ot H. D. Benedict ier sppeansi sihmsn for
10 Is-IIie,i appeal from ci,eui, Coor for
ID, NorLeu District 81 Incsfhs va- 1stop .ssns{ Esl
r1et spd wagon r,sb Sa M, rieu
pahiab ,aeci nhde The s.stne aud thai hao
10. pa.psby o the n'ssioB claimed nndoBttsd, 10 s sppesd
ia that 's'e Le omFlihAni L.yw1 the .nls bo. bhg
liz ns question Lsm ttsr.er -ls,, ts s,,ah's . ,srt
She b 1sss'ib W spIfN-1ii siI'D~ Iss -stss'as
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
RAILROAD BOND FORGERY CASE.

Saunders & Hardenbcrg, a Wall-st. firm
received forged Central Railroad bonds through John
f. Franklin which they pad for by check TO Franklin
The latter nGofsed the check to Charles J Williamson,
and williamson ind0rsed IL TO Hendricks a Coz who de-
postrd il IN toe a. T. Trust Company. TIE lrm OF Iiss
ldns a Graine also received 80 bonds from Charles j..
Williamson for hich they paid him $4,000 by cheek
an tbe II Nicholas Bank The cheek was iDdorscd by
Wuu,m.ou and kendrick a Co, aud deposited
IN Ihe Uaion Trust Company. When half the
none, was dI.Nn the tiriiDiIed brms took
oni Attachments on the remainder, which was
siiH 10 the Union Trnst Company possessob.
Ye,~r,ia, uooiou xas made on behalf Oi kebjr~ks ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
THE SHIPPING LAW ACT.

4 committee recently appointed by the
American seameu's Friend society 10 investigate the
merits aud defects OF the shipping act of june 1872 and
the workings Of the act administered 10y Commi--
soner Duncan, met at the Board OF Trade yesierday
The Society is a weknown organization, whose aim j.
To helm American Seamen in every possible way IL was
largely through its iuiucuce that he' shipping act
was originally passed. and IT at That time supporcd
that The new law would be in every way beDehcli 10
the sbippng interests. Fne many complaints from
various sources which have been pui forth durng the
mast wear have attracted the attention OF the Society
ana action il now with the hope oi discovering
what are It's defects, and If possible 10 amend
the act so as to remedy all lnpeftecuons
By special invitation number OF shipowners
were present the meeting. Among others were
Messr- Elwen, Muturn, Booth, Ward, aud AleXaHdre.
The meeting informal in Its character The object
ionabe features Of the called and thorough
ly discussed by Commissioner Duncan and the sblp-
owners There considerable difference OF opinion
among the ship;Owners 10 the advsabilty OF amend
Ing certain sections of the act.
The report recently presented 10 the ShipOWrcTs
Association by Committee the SUBJECT was
taken up aud thoroughly discussed. The Committee
adjourned wit coming 10 decision. III appeared
t he ne general opinion however, that int law VIII De
amended during the coming ear
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
fIVu MOTIFS.

Ia the United States Circuit Court. yester-
da, in The case OF the Florence sewing Machine Com
many against the Singer Sewing Machine Company ).
Jidee BiaIchfOrd denied motion for tie ~, ~ no tu
Thc pamif Of about $4,000 now IN possession oi the
court pending the litigation ~ the case.
The hearing OF the testimony in behalf Of
the prouonent Of the will Of Richard Il. Butter
being contested IL the SnrrOratcs Conrt continued
yesterday. Fannie Clifford. and L Imond Batter. a
sister brother or The deceased tcstrd That their
opinion hf sane. aud not an ha0udl drunkard. j.
Il. puuufng appeared for the ptoponent; Samuti g..
Courtney Tor the contestant.
In the Marine Court, Part l.. yesterday. be
fore judge Curtis Paul lorts ohtaiEed inquest amt
Judgment for $30 TO- with costs aud SO allowance gans
J.cuh r. SeagrayC and Others fsl.e L. Eryan for the
paiu,if. Favcr & Reavy for the defendants. la Part
H. before ChiefJustec Shea, Nicholas q. Grave OH
tanned inquest and Judgment by default against Tho
S25 allowance. COudert Brothers for the paintiG aud
J. B Andrews for the deicndaui. In Part III, before
Judge iVaChimscu, GOttlicD l0scDOlat obtained in
Oucst and Judgment against DAVID MouheiMer aud
others for s42 50. serne for the plaintiff; Pet
shaw 4 Dt Vries for the defendants.
In Part H. of the Marine Court yesterday
before Chef Jnstcc Shea The suit Of Moses D. Cohen
recover $1,000 irouI Herman K0,er and Tho L. = Pat
eut Wool Company tried. Cohen affirmed that the
pronissory upon which the suit was based was
given by koehlei 10 the Patent Woo. Company on Nov
l. 1872. and was then indorscd by the COMPANY and
transferred himself. In reply, Kochlrr claimed that
the plaintiff not the real owner Of the nOe that he
had obtained possession OF II after u had come 90
turty and with clear knowledge that ~ had gver
without any consideration. In hs charge 10 the Jury
tef Justice Shea said thar II them to decide
whether the plaintiff had acquire Possession OF the note
fcndaut Koeblef. Charles NJ Marsh for the plaintiff
ana i. Suy for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
FUNERALS OF A LAWYER AND a PHYSICIAN

FUNERALS OF A LAWYER AND PHYSICIAN
The funeral services of Alfred Underhll,
NJ D. took place in Trinity Chapel in West Twenty
nfth.st-of which PARISH he an influential member
Yesterday morning at II o'clock. Before the service
meeting of members the Medical Society of the County
of New-York of which he had been President, with
members OF the Academy Of Medicine and Of the MCd,
cal Library and journal Association, was held in the
chapel and resolutions passed conmemoratng the
character ability, and services of Dr. Undcrh and
pressing sympathy with the bereavcd family. The
church service was read by the Rev. Dr. {. J.. sw0e
and The Rev C. T. Olnstead OF Trinity Chanel. The
ls3d HYMN, when hearts bowed with
woe" was sung as professional; the Hth
Hymn Abide with me-" given for the
recessionaI; the 150h hymn, Hock of Ages, also
snug The body OF Dr. Underh was inclosed in hand
some rosewood casket on which lay largo burden OF
choice flowers beautifully grouped. The pail-bearers
were Drs James r. Wood T. j. Bodeu, W. " Blake
man. Joel Foster John o. stone John Z. Garrick, sr
James T. Leaning, and Jared Lnsley. There was also
large attendance prominent physicians in the cone
CATION. The remains taken To the family vault IA
Trinity Cemetery. - ,
much esteemed resident of tins city, held yester
daN in his latc home at No. BondSt. Mr. ward Ma-
horn 10 GrccnwiCh-st near the Batery, on Nov. u,
1895 and was the last surviving son OF COL. Sdmuel
Ward Who served IN the revolutionary army. 1hc dc
ceased was a lawyer 10y profession. beng foI many
ycarl a member OF tne firm OF ward ~ lIagglus.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

Chamber to vacate attachment taken ont by sau
ders n Hardenbere, on the ground that thero was no
reason to approhend Kendrckss evasion OF the civil suit
brought agalnst him by that firm to recover This was
opposed the ground that so far kendricks has kept
himself concealed Judge Brady took the papers. re-
serving his decision The counsel for Saunders Hard
enberg are stephen ~ Fullerton, jr.. ii, Il g. Harkins
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

suts that attended the few which ne did take action
n his plea for not accomplishing anything
was Insufficient evidence" In Others that he scoud
not fnd his man" The investigation vii, be resumed
this morning..
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

Hoffman House-Col. Joseph C. Audenried Of Gen.
Egar Wels Of Hartford and John Gay Vsssa
Boor IcssNsthsniel Hooper Of Boston and
d. Cameron Harrisburg Dents HoklJ Warracs British Con-
Chic,go and Benson Losing Dover Plains ~ drara
CraraI Hoi,l-Br-tov William Greene Of Rhoe Island .FVh
D ID w. Hsgner Of Washineon. H. BAIrisop OF
E,s Haven, and Sherman ID. Phelps Of BinghamtoD
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

rHERsonPrve YrsTBspAY at HUoSurs ~ BROADWAY
gam--37o Sooa-3so 8 m-ilo Nnnfbt-4Ul
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

lis VALUE is INCALCULABLE.-For all dis
with which chrcn afflicted during poers OF teeihns
safe and remedy
has the thirty and known fail
coc regulates tue bowels soieBs the aDd aays all
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

DYENG AND CLEANINj..-IIave it done at
snd elegance and bean oil 6nb Bs ohce $50
saa 93i BroNwsy, .nl III kishth-aSe.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

BuCHU.-The curative properties of this
drops gravel disorders
well kaown ply yeisns DR. Helnbod originally popa
able
equal skill lELsBoLD's BUcH s still standard
Extract Patients and physicians prefer The genuine H.
Ilelmhold's signature All ap0thecanes sell IT,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

Gents Hats and Sealskn Caps at lowest
pnc's. i. BRSENwBiS l4S Nas-aust. near Sprncs-,t.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
MERcY FoR 4 WIZ NrUDEEiH.

John McDermott, u middlc-aSed laborer'
who killed his wife May last by striking her oh the
bead with n hammer and who. when arrested, al
tempted suicide by buttnE hs head against the wall
the police station CELL taken u the Conrt OF Oyer
md Terminer yesterday, and the Dstrct-Attorney
stated that after careful examination he had
determined Ia accept plea OF murier
in the second degree. Judge CardoZO pleaded
for mercy for the prisoner aud described tue crime
inc result OF a sudden frenzy arising from at % Ical-
ousy, working the nina OF a man OF weak intellect
Phelps said the prisoner was Oi low
order Of Intellect and so poor that his counsel (rXJudgc
CardoZo ana Mr. HJwCl were, he understood. -actnE
crd.uitUusly. Tac prisoner was remtnded unui hs
counsel cOald prepare aindayits IN miiI2ill"n.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
lame sDcrnenal

Irritation OF scalp-BUENETT's COCAINE cures
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 15 -QUADRUPLE SHEET

Minnie close with him, pushing hard for second
place. Pat then made squirt and gained upon
the Lady for the next half mile but when she
entered the homestretch she crept gradually
away, leaving him with Minnie az close COM
panion and winning the heat In 2424. In the
second quarter OF this heat Pat saaWea thas nc
could take q 2:40 gait and hold IL well.
Third Hedt-A very even start was made,
though Minnies friends claimed that she was not
working as steadily as usual which Is probable,
from the fact that she broke soon after the word
was given. and fell three or four lengths behind.
Lady Jones trotted steadily on. with Pat only
length behind at the quarter pole, In 40, and she
lengths ahead, IN 1:20, Pat leading Minnie hand
somey At the three-quarter pole the relative
positions OF the Lady and Pat were about
the same; but Minnie having fairly re-
covered herself, was gaining upon them
ana as she came into the homestretch
she struck rattling gait, passing Pat and getting
nearer TO the Lady at every stride. The difference
was too great ior the distance, however. although
she was doing the best trotting OF the day. and the
Lady came In q winner OF the heat and race in
2AA.
SYNOPSIS.
sweepstakes for 81 ,00O mile heats, best in s. to
wagons.
s. S. JONES' b. m Lady Jones nes.......l II
G. ID. Smiths b. g. Pat Malloy. ...............2
b. II. Jones' s. m. Minnie. ne....................3 8 2
Two trots are arranged to take place at the
Smithtown Driving Park-the first on THURSDAY
June 10, and the other week later-between the
blind horse Douglass, owned by Morris X. Branch
OF Huntingdon, and the blind horse Stirrup, owned
by Messss. Hulse Jones, OF Setauket. The first
race will be to wagons and the second in harness.
each for 5000. The races are expected TO call ont
a large attendance, and as the horses are said to
be very evenly matched, the result IS zone OF those
things that no feler can find out" in advance.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
RUTGERS COLLEGE.

New Brunswick, the seat OF this venerable instl-
tuition, Is now crowded with Its usual quota Of
strangers and alumni at this interesting season;
for Rutgers is noted Tor her good speaking, In
which she rivals any college In the land.
On Monday candidates will be examined for ad-
mission, and, from all appearances, there will be q
larger Freshman class than there has ever been
before. Last year geological hall was built. and
now there Is very pretty chapel In progress,
which will be finished by next Fall.
The following is list OF the exercises
Monday, June DETERMINATIONS for admissions.
Tuesday.-Alumni meeting, society reunions
and Junior exhibition.
wednesday-C CONNER n cement.-The prizes which
have been awarded thus far are the Suydam Prize,
for composition, $40 gold medal to +. f. Allen,
from New York; Suydam Prize, for Natural Sci
ence, w. W. Cook, Rchboro, Pa. Mineral Prize, to
Thomas b. Stman.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
A CELESTIAL ROW.
Serious Riot Among Cinnamon at
Beaver Falls. Pa.

Serious Riot Among Cinnamon at
Beaver Falls. Pa.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, June IA, 1873.
Last night serious riot occurred at Beaver
Falls arising out OF the social habits OF Chinese
employees. 1t appears that the Cutlery Company
have in their employ upwards OF two hundred
Celestals under the charge OF two interpreters,
All Poy and Cho Hong. There exists between
these Joss worshippers rivalry and bitter feeling
OF jealousy, which became manifested on more
than one occasion. The rules OF the Cutlery Com
pany are very strict, and among the orders atey
issued was one prohibiting the use OF opium and
another forbidding gambling by Cinnamon. All
Poy himself 1T is stated, suggested the idea Of at
tacking those besettng evils or the children OF the
Flowery Kingdom, who take such delight in sin
ming that way.
Yesterday, in pursuance the order against
opium, Crane, one OF An Poy's party, went so far
as TO take the pipe out OF the mouth OF China
man who was soothing his nerves with opium.
This was a signal for a grand row, and the victim
OF this act Of oppression assailed Crane with abuse
in which he was soon joined by Others Finally
they branched on from Crane and opium to an
attack on All Psy and his management OF China
mems wages. They charge him with swndng
and mismanagement az he mad control OF all their
earnings and their actions They say that they
In fact scris OF this agent and their wages
entirely at his disposal. Toward nlghtfall all the
Cnlnamen IN tne employ Ol the company Struck
from work and the excitement was intense.
As soon as it became dark four OF the discharged
men crept under the shed by which All Poy was
known to pass on his way TO his residence. They
were all well armed
WITH KNIVES AND HEAVY IRON CLUBS,
and mad murder in their hearts. They were rein
forced by about forty OF che HOng's party and
when they got into the streets of Beaver In their
wild rage the scene was calculated to alarm every
one All P0y, however, managed to reach the
residence OF Crane, where he found refuge from
his pursuers They c0oly invited him out to meet
them, pedglng their words as gentlemen that ii he
did they woald cut him into pieces. The whites,
who like to see fights among Chinese, were there,
and melted them to deeds OF blood, with ample
surances that they would see them out Of trouble.
Fortunately, All Poy escaped injury.
Finally the excitement was quelled In the street,
but when the Cinnamon repaired to their quar- ters
the sounds which proceeded from them were a
medley OF the widest and most confused charac
ter ChO Hong and his brother Celestals refused
to work to-day and were discharged. They Will
pack up their traps on Monday and leave for Cali
lorna. They NAV go away quietly, but the white
people Of Beaver Falls are apprehensve OF trouble
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
sMITHTOWN TROTTING.
An Interesting Race Between Lady Jones,
Pat Malloy and Minnie, In which the

FOrmer the winner In SsfI l-fs
There was fine trot at the Smthtown Driving
Park yesterday, for 81 900. between s. 5. Jones' bay
mare Lady Jones, Q. d. Smiths bay qelding Pat
Maoy and B. II. Jones' sorrel mare Minnie. In
drawing for places Minnie won the pole, with Pat
second and Lady Jenes third.
First Heat.-There was a good send-on at the
second start. Minnie was crowded out on the
grass but In rounding the FIRST turn she got out OF
the way and passed the quarter pole In forty sec
onds, leading handsomely, with Lady Jones second
and Pat close behind until he lost his feet and fell
back. Minnie kept her place well, and was nearly
two lengths ahead OF the Lady at the hafmile pole
In 1:2l, when, without any apparent cause, she
broke badly. letting both the others pass her. She
did not get fairly quieted down again during the
heat, which was won by Lady Jones in 2:42k, with
Pat about two lengths behind and Minnie at least
haltdozen lengths behind him.
second Hedt.-Lady Jones now took the pole,
and good start was made at the FIRST trial. Lady
Jones at once shot ahead, and passed the quarter
pole In II. with Pat two lengths behind and
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS,

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the City Treasury, wiz
COLLECTOR ASSESSMENTS.
fISp proyement and interest thereon s24sa
fITH rent and interest 52os
From market rents and fees and bond and mort
cages and Interest 1851
From croton water rent .....'''............ ss74
MAYoR' MARSHAL.
From licenses lss
Total S214lt
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
BILLIARDS,

The well-known billiard experts Messrs. Joseph
and Cyrille Dion, VIII give an exhibition OF their
noble science on Wednesday, the 18th, at jacques,
SO Pine street.
The great tournament OF the season, in which
the French player Ubassy Is to take a part, will
begin on Monday evening, the 23d.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
COLUMBIA COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS.

The examination OF the Junior and Sophomore
classes OF Columbia College was concluded yester
terday. Professor Short examined them in Latin
and Professor Marine in defamation. The ex
aminations of the Juniors for prizes will take place
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next, and
on Friday the examination OF applicants Tor ad
mission will be opened.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
TURF SPORTS IN INDIANA.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, June a. 1873
This was the last day of the races. The attend
ance was large.
The free-for-a trot was won by Chicago in five
heats. Best time, 2:21a. Black Frank came in
second. Red Cloud and Mohawk, Jr., we're with
drawn
The running race was won by War Jig, Joe Bow
ers second, Mango third and Rtchie fourth. Time,
1:5l and 1864.
The meeting has been grand success.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

whom the cares OF business would not allow to
leave in the afternoon drove out IN the evening to
large number OF equestrans out enjoying ride in
the cool evening air. and flour New York bellies
70 take more OF such exercise they would not re-
qnire artincicial means to freshen the bloom on
their cheeks