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The New York herald., 1873-10-30
wEsTCHEsTER ANNEXATION.


The Joint Committee on the annexation to New
York OF the Westchester towns were again In scs-
si0f Yesterday at the Astor House, stephen Rob-
erts presiding and Fordham Morris acting as Sec
retary.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:-
Resolved, That the limited territory at present
pied by New York city, and its overcrowded condition,
make the question of annexation, which will be SUBJ
mltted to the voters Of the city Tuesday next OF
vital Importance nasmuch 1t involves the health the
comfort and the safety Of the inhabitants Of the first city
on this Continent
Resolved That the declaration Governor OF this
State that Now York Is fast beco ming city Of mil
lonnaires and beggars," amounts TO q warning which
not be dsregarded and which will retain
within the CITY limits the dwellings Of the great middle
class become absolutely necessary TO the honor and
Resolved That arguments dictated by party spirit or
timidty sehshness unworthy OF citizens of New
York. those who have at heart the fair of this
city or its substantial progress.
csoivod That in opinion the revenue OF the city
VIII be affected by the measure IN question so as to
while the benefits TO be derived from too great to
be estimated In dollars and cents.
Resolved That we do hereby appeal to the voters of all
classes TO como forward on Tuesday next prepared to
vote for this important measure and we fully believe
that Its adoption will be followed by such immediate i'm
provements as rapid transit the removal OF the obstruc
lions He'll Gate tho opening of the channel OF Harlem
River, the draining and filling up OF low, unhealthy
grounds and such other measures as the asng COM
merce Of New York demands
After the transaction OF considerable amount
OF routine business the committee adjourned.
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THE DEATH OF MR. BoARDMAN.
A Portion or His Skull Found in the
Street.

Az Captain Ward. Of the Tenth precinct, was
passing the corner OF Grand street and the Bowcry
yesterday morning on his way to Police Head.
quarters, he discovered lying on the cobbe stones
part OF human skull, with long hair attached,
and Tor few moments imagined that O murder
nad been committed. The Captain took the skull
70 tne ststion mouse, and subsequently made re-
port OF MS discovery to the Coroners once where
ne learned tnat In all probability the fragment Of
saa sku was RON the head Of Mr. Charles Boardman,
kneo the evening previous by the collision be.
tween large car OF the Harlem Ralroad Comnanv
aaa aa. small car belonging to the Grand Street,
c"rna pr5s%uway %y ana Battery Railroad Company,
position proved 70 be correct, as M. Board,nayn man
ma nad portion OF his head taken Completely on nv
preliminary action In the case after when the re'
mains Of MT. Boardman were taken to his ists
nome@ AWuoIq' Conn, log tnteypepk -"
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YOUNG MEMS MUNICIPAL REFORM AssOCIA-
TION

The Young Mems Municipal Reform Association
held meeting last evening, at De Garmo's Hall,
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street, Julian T. Da-
vies presiding and w. O. Lathrop acting as secre-
tary. Representatives were present from the
Union League Club. the Bar Association and the
CITIZENS Association, by each OF which organiza-
uons ,,s money had been supplied for the payment OF
.he men VINO are to watch the polling places on
mempers OF the Young Mems Municipal Reform
nssociatlon or delegates from kindred organiza-
lions lions snail watch each Assembly district on elec-
lion day 70 see that the voting at the polls is done
,aiy ana arrangements were made by which the
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sion by him Of any acts charged In the Indictment and
were somemes done with the knowledge Of the Presi
dent and OF the directors of the association.
Inc District Attorney objected 70 the Offers and the
had closed.
Mr. Hall observed that the defence consisted in the
oilers he had made No attempt had bean made to con-
e acts o. the Ihs only asked to
wers not permitted to do this could only be said that
Taintor dd the acts rs charged and the Court SAID he
nisapDied the funds OF the bank The defence. these
ioIe das nsd nothing upon which 70 60 to the Jury
VERDICT or GUILTY.
which they accordingly did. s.y
The prisoner heard the verdict with the greatest poss
pie coolness In the course OF few days motion will
De argued before Judges Woodruff, Blntchord and
Benedict for new trial The prisoner has been
Inittod 10 Ludlow Street jail.
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BROOKLYN ELECTION CANVASS

The Board OF Elections OF Kings county has de.
termined that they shall profit this year by the
lamentable experience Of former years in having
the vote properly canvassed. The law requires
that the vote shall be canvassed as follows:-
estate. Senate. Assembly. Judiciary. City.
Ward officers" The rule has been heretofore to
canvass the Aldermen and Constable first; 80 that
Il generally happened that three days elapsed be-
fore the vote on the state and higher officers was
received for the press. The Board has determined
upon urging upon the inspectors and canvassers
the necessity OF complying with the law this year,
% ap experiment
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ALLEGED DEATH FROM VIOLENCE.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Young received m
formation that Alexis Angelloz, Parisian. twcnsy-
nine years OF age. had died at his residence %
Thompson street, the evening previous, under
suspicious circumstances. The reauves anogs
that some three weeks ago deceased was s,rucn
at him by a man with whom he had some dnlculty.
The sssaapt was not arrsses a"r The cause os
stated that he has made ms oscnp., pcs, mortnn,
amlnatian Ia he MADE by Deputy Coroner Marsh.
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.

On the 2sth inst the Board OF Aldermen, at q
special session. passed an appropriation OF
ST. 600 to the Industrial Exposition Company BY
vote OF IL to 8. Rumors were rife yesterday that
Mayor Havemeyer would veto the action OF the
Aldermen. His Honor stated TO the reporter or
the HERALD, when asked as to his intentions re-
garding this measure, that he has no power In tho
premises, chapter 74 OF the Laws OF 1873 partic
ulary provides for 'concurrentu vote OF the
Common Council, and, on the passage or the
measure, the Comptroller is compelled to issue tho
bonds
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAt TERM.
Dects1OnSs

BY Judge Van Worst
wemysse ct al. Va Partington OF al-Motion denied,
order entered.
Traders Deposit Company VS. Pratt and Corliss-NO-
ton denied. See Parish Corlss, VOL Daily 274
Manufacturers rs' National Bank Foley and Another.
Notion granted on terms order entered.
spyer and Another vs. Fisher.-Moton granted.
The Gutta Pereha aud Rubber Company Behmyer.-
Motion granted.
Sanford vs. JackseD-Order for Judgment and for al
lowance OF two and a halt per cent
Tradcsmen's National Bank Oiver.-Order for
Judgment for plaintih on demurrer.
Hawkins VS. Hawkins Stern VS., Schoffe Fitzgerald
VS. McCaffrey Rea Central Railroad Company OF
New jersey freckug ROLAND, Stanton Whitbeck
and Another.-Orders granted.
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COURT CAlEnDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-Circuit-Part 1-Stokes case. Part p
No calendar.
SUPREME CoURr-General Term.-Adjourned until No
SUPREME CouRr-srEcIAL TERs.-Adjourned until No
SUPREME CouEr-CHAmBERs-Held by Judge Barrett
NOS ~, ISL l32, l35, IA 154, 169, I'LL Call 172,
SuPERIOR tiOuRr-TRrAr TRRN--Parfs I and 2-Ad-
journed for the term.
CoURT COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERMs-Part 1-IIeld
by Judge DalyNo2 323 1851 2405, 255s 1868 23 1739
1894 2s2 2Ol 2ol2 1889 245 2424 So 1854 l69 37S l45
Part2-Hed by Judge LarremoreNos. 1898, 1898 1912.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-EouITY TRRM-Held by Judge
j. !. Daly.-Adiourncd until November o.
CouRT or GENERAL SKssIoEs.-Adjourned until Monday.
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COURT OF COMMON PlEAs-TRIAL TEaM-?ART
More Successful Suits Against the City.

Before Judge Larremore.
The cry Is still they come. The city has been beaten
again in its iiigous attempts to avoid payment of its
employees Three suits brought yesterday In this
Court for pay for services rendered three and four years
ego. the first BY Nicholas London, ex-ofcer OF the
Marine Court the second by John Doran. tor making
fires In the Hall OF Records and cleaning the old Round
House." ana the third by Charles H. Haswe City Sur
yeyor. Messra ID. j. Dean and H. j. Forker
tyes Of the 0orporaiSn connsss once, contested the
suits and put In the old stereotype defence that there
was no appropriation from which to pay the claims.
Mr. Abraham K Lawrence, Jr. in opposition took his
the required statutes at his fingers ends that cpa
ton or no appropriation these had performed the
services alleged In their respective complaints and that
the Comptroller must pay them Judge larremore coin
cded with Mr. Lawrences views and directed verdict
Of $3.50 s. for London $4O2 IS for Doran and one
OF S63l 81 for HaswelL
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YoRKvlLlE POLICE COURT.
Attempt to shoot a Young Wo

Thomas oNeil of East Thiry-sixth street. accused
OF an attempt the life Of his former sweetheart
Mary A. Morley Of 496 First II Is said that
two had been keeping company but had had quarrel
ana the result was that for some time past neither bad
spoken TO the other They accidentally Tuesday
evening In the grocery store No 34 East Thlrty-sixt
street and without the least warning of his intention,
ONei, It's charged, drew revolver and discharged
one chamber at Miss Morley. The bullet fortunately,
missed Its object and buried Itself In the opposite wall
oSsi was held for trial in default Of sLoW bail to
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
COURT or SESSIONS.
A Young Man stabs His Botrothed.
Iudna

Young Man Stabs HIS B0trOthc0s
Before Judge Moore.
Yesterday William Anderson was placed ON trial ON
charge assault with intent do bodily harm upon
Annie Cunningham. The assault was committed
on the 18th Of last August, In Grand street. and
was followed by an attempt Of the prisoner
to cut himself Anderson, after watching Miss Cum
nnghams house ali day, at last saw her and .
companion IN the street. He approached and asked heY
sell Miss Cunningham refused, saying that Hatti6
drew Q knife and stabbed her eight times an6
after escaping pursuit, stabbed himself three times
very slightly The impression given by the testimony
estrange him from Miss Cunningham, to whom he was
engaged TO be married Another phase of the defenc0
was attempt to show that tho prisoner was out Of his
The jury returned verdict of guilty and Judge Moore
In passing sentence said to Anderson that he ortu
nate In not having been indicted assault with intent
20 Kill, as conviction would have been almost certain
the Grand Jury had however, taken mercifu view Of
MS case In view Of the alarming frequency with which
ne was called upon to try Of assault with knives
ana pistols he felt duty to inict penalty.
lie imposed sentence OF three years and six monthR
Anderson burst into tears he heard his ae and a. ne
was conducted to the ce adjoining the court Miss
Cunningham threw her arms about him and kissed him.
Sentences and an Acquittal.
William A. Rose and Thomas German pleaded guilty 70
petit larceny and the former sent to the Pencntiary
for six months and the latter to Jail for twenty days
John Moran sent to jail for twenty-five DAYS for
stealing directories He has already been locked up two
Robert Macomber who was charged with stealing Slo
The Havana Bank robbery case has been postponed
until to-day
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEcIAL TERM.
Ex-Aealth Commissioncrs After Some
Money.

Ex.Aealth Commissioners After Some
Money.
Before Judge Robinson.
DR.. Ceccarini and John Mullaly ex-Commissonsrs Of
Health, insist that Comptroller Green is not doing the
fair thing by them In refusing pay them their
as Health Commissioners from the passage Of the
charter until the appointment of their The
city demurred 70 their complaint taking the same ground
as the Comptroller, that their time expired when the
this Court quite lengthy argnm on the demurrer by
Abraham Lawrence. Dr. the otner At the close Of
the argument Judge Robinson overruled the demurrer
with leave to answer.
Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
Davies Davies-Motiont to continue Injunction de-
MED and order for temporary INJUNCTION vacated with
costs
Same VS. sams.-Injunction being dissolved.
By Judge Larremore.
Nash vs. Swan.-Amendments allowed.
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VAN scHAICK SUPPORTS APOLLO HALL

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Piease nave the kindness to state have never
autnorlzed the use Of my name to card repud,at.
the contrary, freely endorse IL. How 10y on
deed must DC the cause that seeks strenoth' hy hY
the fraudulent use OF names Respectfnllv vanps ps
JENKINS VAN srIi f,,U =
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Y0sEpH ARCH IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Oct. 20, 1873.
Tns committee OF worklngmen on the reception
q, Joscnh Arch have decided to dispense with tho
torchliaht procession. The public reception and
%ennuet viii take place on Wednesday evening, In
Faneu Hall, at which II Ia expected Wendell PHIL,
lips VIII preside
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me Judge, has the very esct OF withholding WA .S
most essential for business and bankers and broke,
formation thus withheld from the public may not be
surreppuousy conveyed TO parties most Interested 10
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME cOURT-cHAmBERs.
DECISIONS

Decisions
By Judge Barrett
In the Matter OF Cerorari Of James Cassidy -Applca~
ton for bail denied.
In the Matter Of Appointment OF Trustee, DO, Estate
OF Mary Abel deceased. memorandum for counsel
In the Matter of pplication OF A s. Seym0ur-Report
confirmed and Judgment granted.
In the Matter, &C., Of Heker VS.. Solomon. -Memoran
dun for counsel
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNEa.
The Grand Jury Discharged

Before Judge Gilbert
The Grand Jury appeared in Court yesterday morning,
having completed their labors Judge Gilbert In dis.
charging them complimented them for the diligence
and despatch which had characterized their work. u
was pleasant 70 ses gentlemen working diligently and
earnesy ana ne tetered them the thanks Of the COM
The session OF the Crane fury lasted seventeen day
ana . large number Of indictinens were found.
, 1873-09-07

ola during oonvalcsoenoe from oho!ors, and oven
On tho dooline Of tho opldomio.
For tho stage Of roaotion sftor m attack Of
dy. I put ton drops Of tho motlior tnoturo into
halt glasa Of water, and gave two toaspoonfnls
hourly. My experience with that doao fins boon
80 satisfactory that I lago had no occaAiou to
experiment wlt1, THO higher attoauasonH.
Abdominal nonratGlae wero very frequent dur
Ing tho providence Of tic discaso. Cramp in tho
stomach, bilious colo, ovarian neuralgia,
noplaritic colo, 1umbngo md hciaticn were pro-
aofibed for moro frequently than botore. Several
casoa woro mistaken fur cholora sicoa, dry
symptoms, which proved nothing gbutintormit!ons
neuralgia Of Tho cp1iac plo1us.
loBt no case of tho Into pcrnicious castro. .in-
tostinal catnrrh, or falao cholora, aa would torn
T. Thia it not at all surpsising, whom none Of
thoy nil occurred tn pationta IN mout comfortable
e1elmatanees snd .t ssurronnlinga, whom was
troatment was homeopathic. I do not bolioyc
that tho most judiciong Aliopaihy, with a11 tn.
reBtllt
, 1873-09-07
THE SMOKE NUISANCE.


TO ths Editor af The Chicago TRIBUNE
Sin: It Ia snid, Necessity III tho mother Of in
veution. II it Lo 30. thero muat DO soma wnv nj
cottfno r;t} of thia ,ntn]ernhto sn,oto ,,,nt,oa
o., xne. ,or,. o,,,nn, l., ~. s.,. vel0ne"
W wv ltonl osotS onnuoe5 ~ .L,o e'sy' ton aaa
the clti2oha gfoaS service IN showing up tho bad
Sewage, and tho ovils Of allowing the animal
mattor ~ tic stock yards to bo lriod and oure,,
aa for,,tizora in t1,o onon air = roth zoro -.
t..n ...s,,1.n,,t ~. 'n ~, "o'o soon ~
iAi' WY u uHin oF'Ano,..' "nu 'ney were not
W peTnlclous to sae nealth OF tno cloacly-con-
1nnd people aB this black smoke, mixed with
carbonio oxide, aulphurie acid &c. IN. Tin
h,ocl aoot or rnhurncd !corha,, II -,
s"., :,,a.' ~ d..
evidence OF 1noomP4eto oomonston. II
you tako the smoke OF passing
tug, wllilo crossing tho BRIDGE you feol its ST.
fling o1roots long utter. 1t your lungs nro
weak, 1t will DO almost unontlurable Then how
much moro will the mir be poisoned by so many
manufactures and other buildings iseuius
smoke intoa damp lake atmosphere, to hoyo9T
sldes, the1o il tho wastofulneBs of coal; 1t il
probably not loss than ono third waatod in thin
way. Ii England, stringent laws wora nnasnJ ~
Prevent this eacape of smoke. It waB fonnI
That tho growing orops woro injured by Tho iocn-
motives passing oyor the railway: to raw nothing
OF tho injury to hoBlth in the lar9o nitiaa
Coal-beds we're found strongly imprernnt,i1 viii
sulphur. and It WuB not nj{owed fo
DO burned until tho oxpodiont vag
triad rf Tim at fn+ .v4,tnt =.
, 1873-09-07

one Of tke most remarkable ilitst tratfons of the
mysterious line that Separates tho deadly and
the wholesome in nature ia given in tue EtlqIish
Mcdical Press, which a!atos that THO poir0n Of,
pcnts, has been chemically analyzed with tho
following results: Carbon, &c; nitrogen, 13 !;
oxygen. g; sulphur, rs; and hydrogen, 10. This
is exactly the composition Of beer- -yeast Tho
bread: tho former is 30 deadly in it's naturo
that oven whom takon from tho snake and pro-
sorvcd, and afterward injected under tho skin Of
animals, 1t Ia Immediately fatal.
, 1873-09-07

them nakcd to tho world ehe aeoms TO have do
.pgnod them for hotols, Why. ia, and always will
10, mystcry: Tint 1t IL Ho Ia tho appalling
fact. loforo Which no stand holpiesB, but not re-
slgnod. LAunA LYON Wul1E.
, 1873-09-07
EDUCATIONAL,
! f.A.CRCaGna1c EsEAvxaT{soTY
9Hf MTCHI9AN.AV.

Erenoh and EnRh sotuo or Young 1ad!ea and hf,psos
n.oa ssPs H@HsNs
4rsrch q .ho Accidents Fas5Eor. Pot: de soulogno.
Favaryar. slacs Of M,nc. do ta1Ktom Now9'l Tue In
sT9 H. v II rgG1n ~ !, j. .1o So ~
c.!rod, nisl, thcr studios nt tlo tari. school.
MIME. hEM Eli. Ill roccivq calt1 Tu,s1aya ana frl.
nyt; and Will DO glad to givo aM nehcr ncr.natn do.
ttEoo. Chcu!hrr hro to DO found ht oihco A. II. An-
, 1873-09-07

M0NTR9sB DLA8sI0AL. AND MILITIA RY
Yok Mor1 .sa1 .os %? uSaa :paeioSs t5S' ds MSE
F2om hT1noIy. and c4npments, olnssoa couIso, also
d. WILEY, Principal. Terms, s600 por annu1n and no
, 1873-09-07

R1VERs!Dk sEM1NARY, Rool1EsTER. n. =.
adHnIs'9n o. S;c9"lar. address TIM Principal, MRS.
, 1873-09-07

poGKLAND INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG IADIEs
~ HysSk; 'liudson-Th fall torn d fills inat
Now York. Will commence Sept. r. FIR catalogue and
Girs1sFs Wt4 full partiouAEs address REV. L. DELOS
, 1873-09-07

cRioAGo. MILWAUKEE & -. PAUL RAltWAY.
Unfon Htra Garner lhii.on and thnis.; Ticket ONES
63 &ogA EfuFks., oppas Sherman Nose and at Depot.
, 1873-09-07

K lMDERG RTEN--no0Nia IN SECOND STORY
IN. IN ot ,a building 6Sa Mabashn, Fourocnthst
ctpAi. "
, 1873-09-07

MApAMEH. DODoN. GRAD ADUATE OF THE PARIS
and pordgni bog. 10 Tint on tic lst OF Sop.
ssneoF nSdt me w commence giving lessons ia iusttu
Mn''9 Reoms of !n1 naNsr Co., Palmer 10
Hon: E. 4. MoCaGe, Hon. Judge Van Ii. MSgins,
h{r and Mrs. ". E. Do98ett, and Mrs. franklin 1io.
, 1873-09-07
MISS DAnLOW's SCHOOL. AT I0i9 TNDi3NNAV
LII will ro-0pon Oh Sept. 8, 1879. " >"

AGoDEr. SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG IADiFS; ALSO
K1RdsrgHHen Rsd .apt. Monmouth County n.
" locuEo aud objoot loading pupil think and roaa0
Noo1ls"orks culinary art, etc. L. D. COLEMAN, Prn-
, 1873-09-07
FAR HAVEN sEMINARY1;AD ADOARDING SCHOOL
9. Aadseas Q. 7. POND, Pr1ncpa, Fair HaIan, Co1n

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-OuR AIM IS PA
rcn5l and thorough preparation business OF
vile, N. Y, g. B, iAnTWEI.t. IT, A.
, 1873-09-07

T0ROF. OLAHKEs GLASSES IN THE ANCIENT
ana modern lang raGes and mathematics will roopou
6opt :, at 8t5 Welt Hiadisoa-st, Chicago.
/, {,EEKsKrLL MILITARY. ACADEMY, PEEKSKiTi,
~: y H100 per year. 0pena Sent. 10. EHl. Cl1AH,
7. Whl9MF A.. NJ, ROBERT DONALD, 4, NJ,
, 1873-09-07

GEhKOT SCHOOL FOR DOYB AND GIRLS, At 10
- Wabssh-Av. Piano Lessons, French, and GornAu
, 1873-09-07

HuDsoN you're LADIES SEMINARY, .nup.
nstlso French teacher !estdes tn tho family. Terms
, 1873-09-07

1HloA0n ACADEMY. NO. II ErGHTEENTII-sT.--
~ An EnE!sh and classical Aohool fur pupils ut ho1h
ts5rs; Fn,l tS opona Monday, Bopt. g. HENRY ii;
, 1873-09-07

F'0RT EDWARD INsTITUTE-A ROARDIN(3
for nOh Aus
q o ser l1fq $1s! pcs Aa4eess, ca!aloguOs
, 1873-09-07

ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE 0F TRAINS


EXPLANATION or RErEnENoE MAHKs.-t 5sturdaysE
eeptod. = Sunday excepted. Monday excepted l Ar
rvs Sunday at sUt 4. m. &Datly.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
DTot Joot n Ltk. H. and font u Jtesntpstco1i.tf.
ifcHtf 9if 81 Erk IT., soMfhratf Qf Kanotrhp
anti 1b dHatst,t enrnsr qF Maltsan.
, 1873-09-07

(iHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN 1NsT1TUTE-A BOARD.
II Fricnds Fall torn oonon,oa uinth month 8th 1s7a
Addrose 8. g. COLLINS, Principal, Chuppaaus. n, Y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

witness. An hour later went in softly.
May was lying in her husbands arms,
looking into his face with loving eyes.
Upon her cheek was faint flush, and
the smile that greeted my entrance was
like the smile OF four years ago. g
"Annt Mattie," she said, in q faint
voice, that had yet the echo Of o laugh
in II, "do you believe John has been
telling me my pies are so sweet he be-
ieyes / put kisses into them, and he is
quite sure l have a magic receipt for
coffee, for he has not had q decent cup
since I was sick ?" and then the low
silyery laugh rang out, as she nestled
down in Johns arms.
"In order that he may have a cup
soon," said, "you had better get well
speedily, and as preliminary step, /
would advise you to go to sleep-just
where you are" / added, rs John looked
at me for instruction. =
But my teaching was needed no more,
1 was amazed at the capability John do
yeloped for nonsense, as the sunlight Of
mutual love opened his heart TO genial
influences, and May, no longer chilled
by tho reserve OF her husband, grew
well and strong in his loving care.
Baby May was three months old be-
fore I was allowed to leave Morton Hill,
but / left q smiling, bright-eyed INIT,
ron, and proud, happy husband and
father, and in my heart | knew that
never again the cloud could fnll upon
Mays life that rested there when she
thought herself utlapprcoiated.- Led
mar III