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TNION TICKET OFFICE
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND, TROY and sCHU
ECrADY, and NEW YORK CENTRAL kAlLloAlh
or via Chumplan steamers, making direct connect Cd
with tho CHEAT WESTERN Railroad NJ Snspeaa
Bridge, and LAKE SHORE Railroad al BNfFALu b
CHICAGO. and all points beyond Also via OGDEN
BuRGH aud GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickots for sale always at the lowest rates, and al
gage checked through VIA the above routes
For any information desired call ON or address
e. r. TRUE. Tiolsf Agast
Office 40 PAVILION, opposite he Depot,
6ldaw MONTPELIER VI.
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Advertisements.
NJ Alto A i
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
or rnn
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, y. @.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT or CONGRESS
Arrnoysp July %, 1909.
CASH CAPITAL, s1OOOOOO.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Whore The general business Of the Company stnnsactcd
and to which all general correspondence should DO ad'
dressed.
oFFIcERSt
CLARENCE H. CLARK. President
JAY COOKE, Cairman Finance and Executive Com
mlttoc.
HENRY D. COOKE. Vice President
EMERSON W. PEET Secretary and Actuary.
This Company offers the following advantage
una National Company chartered by special oct Of
Congress, is6s.
It has paid.up capital Of sloloooo
It offers low rates ofpremlum.
It furnishes larger insurance than other compnnc. or
tho same money.
Il b. definite and certain 10 SIS torms
Itisa home company in every locality
IT.. policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the policies.
Every policy Is non.oroltabc.
Policies may be taken which pay to The insured their
n amount, and returnal The premiums go that the i'm.
suraucc costs only the interest on The annual payments
Policies may be taken That win pay TO Tine insured al
teri certain number Of years, during lle en- annual in
come Of ono-tenth the amount NAMED boo the policy.
No extra rate s charged for r.ks upon the lircs Of
females
It insuros, not topay dividends TO uoucyholiors bu
ut o. low a cost that dividends will be impossible.
Circulars Pamphlet. and fun particulars given ou np
pllcaton to tho Branch Office Of the Company or
tho
ROLLINS & CHANDLER Merchants Exchange,
State Street, Boston,
General Agents nr New England
JP TUCKER Manager
j. RUSSELL dRMtN TON
st. Adams, st.,
Special Agent flr Addison Chittcndcn, Grand 10
Franklin and Lam0illo Counties
s.. N. WILTON
Agent mr Montpelier and Town. adiacent
OGco with %. H. Smith, go Ilubbaris block. corner
Main and state Streets
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AdtGrt
VERMONT CENTRAL AND sUTJt
V VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TRANS GOING soUrH A0D rAsr


Leave Montpelier at s.55 a. m, 2.i7 p. m.,Ios,.
Mai Train leaves Ogdoneburgh Of $40 D. M n ~ M
Point AZ no ~ M. and connects nj White Rive t
lion and Bellows Falls with trains for noeton W
ecstor Springfield, New York, and with trains an N
pov Evprcss leaves Montreal at $40 o. M. o..,..
hnrah at X Do o. m, for Troy and New York and s,el
Night Express leaves Oglensburgh nj loon m N
treai nj ai d. M arriving In Boston at Al a ~ 'Qh
Meeting al Fellows Falls with Cheshire Raiirosh N.
Boaion and Worcester, and with vermont Valley Rail-
or Springfield, &c. and arriving In New Yofk M ~ "a
y. m.
TRIMS GOING NORTH AND NEST.
Loavo Montpelier ct 2.io a. M, 500 a. M, $50 On
plg Ftprcsl leaves Boston via. Lowell az am.
FOR burlington, 81. Adams, Montreal, &o., arrvis, "
Montreal 40 i0 D.. me- ugionshurg az 1870 a. m mali w.
close connections with trains for tho West.
Mail Train leaves Boston via. Low Oh at 70Oan ,
Lawrence and Fitchburg ct 7Q a. M, Springfield M q
a r flr Burlin gton aud st. Adams. ''N
Trains leaving Boston via. fitchburgh M 7ma On
nnd Springfield mt 5.l5 a. me- connect at WhIio ni,.
Junction with Day Express Train.
Accommodation Train leaves Northfold at 5.ttan
ior Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams, Rouse's POM
Mont Ftpro8s leaves Bellows Pals al iOiOp.m .
seivnn pa sinnFers from Vermont Valley lltlf6ad s.
nr New York at 1915 p. M, and from Cheshire han
rOad, leaving Boston 40 laJ D. ili connecting nt Wb
River Junction with train leaving Boston at d0r E
llr burlington. Rousus Point Montreal and Odi1
burgh, connecting with steamers and the Grand fU1t
trains for the West,
sleopinr cars are attached 10 roth the might p,t,
Trains running between ST. Alhhns and Boston, ali Il
Alhans aud Springfield
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and The West Tor sls d,
the principal stations q. MERRILL. saJt
st. Adams May W. ls09
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NEW WAR BOOK.
Vermont IN The Greai Rebellion
BY Mai. Ous F. r. WAITE.

containing historical matter connected with the Yer.
mont Troops important Battles in which they partiei
pntou biographical Notices Of prominent Officers
hteIesung incidents Anecdotes &C. lIandsomelv bound
~ Siot WIN nus Illustrations. Soon to be published
Agents wanted in every County IN the State Of Yer
TRACY, CHASE & co.
May p, 1866. ''0"'iS "a H.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN
Al d ,rtsA-ro

n MERRIAM AND FOREIGN
"A PATENTS.
r. II. L d D Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of the United States Patent Office Washing.
ton, under the Act Of 1887.
No. rs State ST., opposite Kilby St., Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years continues TO secure patents In the United States
also In Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments and
al papers or drawings for Patents executed on reason
aoe terms with dispatch Researches made into Amer-
uty OF Patents Of Inventions and legal and other adj
vice rendered all matters touching the same COPIES
Of The claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING one
dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington
No agency IN the United States Possesses superior Gpre,
tetHioHs. - "
During eight months tho subscriber in the course ot
u, iRTSe pIaenee made on tsiss reeted applications
IN Rs fnor by the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
Irgard MI Eddy as one of the most capable and sue.
course. CHARLES MASON
., Commissioner of Patentsn
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ COMPETENT and ma
more capable Of putting their applications in form Ia
ecure for them an early and favorable consideration at
ne fatent once. EDMUND BURKE
~ Late Commissioner of Patentsn
Mr. X IL, EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN appll-
cations, in all but ONE Of which patents have been
granted and that one is pending. Such unmista-
able proof Of great talent and ability on his part leads
me 70 recommend ALL Inventors 10 apply to him 10 pro.
cure their Patents, they may be sure of having tbe
most faithful attention bestowed on their eases ard M
very reasonable charges. John TAGUk NM
Boston, Feb T. 1868. 5lal
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--There are about four hundred acres
Of cranberries planted in Manchester, New
Jersey.
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TRIMS GOING NORTH AND NEST.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
on and aner December isti 1903, Passenger Ira,

- u
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on and aner December ist, 1903, Passenger Tran.
VII run as iulloWst
UPWARD TRAINS.
Accommodations TRAM leaves Concord % toi0an.
for White River junction, connecting with trains 4,
Wells River 81 Johushury, Barton, Newport NiltB+
hy and Aneog Lakes. stanscad, Bath lttleton LAM.
tcr, Sc Also. with trains for Montpelier, Burlnr,a-
ST. Albans, House.s Point Montreal, ogdenibufgl hi
Dty ENrnrss TnAiS leaves Concord nt l0man,
sr White River Junction, connecting with tr1|Hi r.,
Montpelier. Burlington, H0usos Point, Montreal 4.
and Vim Oplonshufgh and nrand Trunk hailras.-
The West.
HnisfoL raAs leaves at 3l7 p. M or Franklin iai
FyesNa ENrarss THAiy leaves Concord at s.l0pn.
of White River Junction, connecting with trains %
Montpelier Burlington, ST. Adams kousos Point M.-
sOr on arryal of trims from Boston, orco.to Pl-i
mouth. Portland. &c.
DOWyWARD TRIMS.
tMonyNG EArnEss TRAN Leaves White River ils
ton llr Concord ut l no, or ON arrival Of train. r
Oeicu.bursh aud Montreal. On Mondays at o.a To-
tBni,rot TRAN leaves Bristol Tor Concord At 7at
fAiAm TRAM leaves White River Junction i0r Go
cord 1T BOD D. m. arrival OF trains over The So
mont Central fasaumpsic ana "hito Mountains RAJ
DAY FArurss TRAM leaves White River Juncul1 b
$50 D. n. or uu arrival ol trains from Montreal OBS
Ocious0urgh Bratlchoro, kccne, Bellows Pals Wal
aur Ae connecting Nt Concord with trains iur MaHaHt
ter Nashua, Lowell, and Boston.
trhrse trains connect at Concord with train 81
Manchester Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland, Natlt
Worcester New YORK; lowell and Boston
ONsLOW SrEAllNs, Ag,a.
Concord. 81 IT,. Jlu lsc9.
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VERMONT WATERMAN AND STATE JOURNAL.
nettt Advertisements

nettt Advertisements
New GOODS IN TOWN
ER's sTogk.
SrRtNo STYLES.
RY
o UR
oMENs
" Ew
= LEGANT,
n ELIABLE
FURNISHING GOODS
At NO. : STATE st.
uoun Doons from Main SresO,
MONTPELIER VERMONT
s. s. TO w NER
ropcct0lly announces that he has returned from Boston
and New York, with q large assortment Of Fancy
Goods Nip9ry Ladi9 f F9 al 6slo S9 s
fair prices.
ORDERS FROM M1LLINERs
will he promptly and faithfully Gllcd with attractive
and fashionable goods at Boston and n. Y prices
LADIES AND MISSES
with assistants In the Millinery Department. who
will be happy To show goods and 20 receive or
dors, promising their best efforts 70 please.
MILLINERE
by TASTY ladies tis 5sg5oofcscd
That Mrs. TowvrR hos The best
And ladies buy other with case
Because her goods and prices please.
Miss HuNrNoroS with her intonds,
with GRAcEful mien, t. wait on friends
Their orders promptly to fuldll
For DoSsEIs t aIotnSd with taste and SKIN.
At TOWNERS call for fatiug goods
ts,ind BONNETS, HATS and Shaker HOODS
Gay FLOWERS, RIBBONS, BoBBINErs
COMBS, COIFFURES, 1lAlR-pINs, COILS, and JETS
GNsERTINGs, RUFFLEs, PRINCES BRAIpSi
PERFUMES for bachelors and maids
Nice cars old ladies' heads 20 screen
slook snowy sCARFS FOR "swect sAteon
HOSE, HooEE IS. and coRsETs VERY Gn0
For girsof ten TO cighty-ninei
Nigh DICNEs sought by ''inll old mon
And fops of foursoore years and ten
Kid GLOVES By ALEXANDRA made
For misses gllay and madams staid
Ncat BOWS and TIES for bellies and boys
And childron's NICKNACKS, babies Toys.
Montpelier, April, 1861 o.
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5; Mead, Of Middlebury, has lost seven
sheep by bears.
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= Orange County, New York, has $4,000.
900 worth Of horses within its limits.
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NEW YORK January p, lsGq
We have examined A. R. Baileyis Patent Buttor Tub
and think II very fine thing to keep butter sweet vi
style Welsh Tub
Mathews & Benners 332 Washington St.
llardemy, llaydes Co, 31i Washington St.
Lnghran Egbort 3ls Washington 81
Baker, Vail a Clark, 30l Washington 81
Rufus l.. Cole, lG7 Rease ST.
NoTbett, Llatu Co., 1865 Reado St
Edwin Lyon Coz 30i Greenwich st.
VI. g. Coleman, 1853 Reade st.
q. NJ. Carpenter a Co.. t56 Reade St.
V. Kenyon 81 Greenwich St.
And Many Others.
SEND FOR cIRcU WARS.
Address A. r. BAILEY,
red ~ lsos~@9u Elmorc, VI.
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dressing which Is at once agreeable, healthy, and ef
tcual for preserving the hair. Faisd gray tau
restored 10 s original cooy icin ne gloss eisHess ot
yonh Thin hair Sc thickencd falling hair checked, and
badness oten though not always, cured by IT, use.
Nothing restore the hair where the folcles are des-
troycd the glands atrophcd and docayed. But such
as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application
Instead Of ouling the hair with pasty sediment IL will
keep u clean and vigorous. It's occasional will pre-
vent the hair from turning gray falling OF and conso
quently prevent badness Free from those deotoroui
substances which make preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair the Vgor only benefit but no
harm t. II wanted merely fora
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WESTERN ROUTE,

w VA
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LIN
Connecting 90 Osdcushurh with the Grand Trunk hrr'
and Natcrt0wn, n y. Central and Great Mesiom ial
road Tor Detroit and az Detroit with tho Michigan Co.
trail Railroad, Mich gan southern and Detroit hstl
kee Railroad for Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati 81
Louis S. Paul, nnd all points South and Wet
This line is now running two express trains from Mo-.
pclier, each
THROuGH TO CHcdGO ~ FoRTT nouns
Buy yogr tickets OF
S. i. HOWE, Agent,
VI. Central Railroad, Monislr
You want your hagglge checked through 20 the!g,
This line does not check baggage on tickets soa 2
outside agents % the Wet and will not assume ali f
possibility for the same.
Fares less Than Any Oher Routel
All correspondence in regard 20 Western rJuio
dressed 90 s. L. HOWE Montpelier, VI
L. MILLS, General emit Hosie9
Montpelier, Jan !, 1903 aQ
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Sold BY an Druggists.
RAILEY's BUTTER TUB

II
BOsTos, Mas, Feb . aG9.
We the Undersigned butter and cheese dealers of Bos
ton have examined a Patent Butter-Tub shown bl
the Patontce A. II. Bailey and have hesitation h
saying that It must be q great improvement, and vi
think butter Will sell better In this tub than 10 the ole
style tub We would advise all Dairymen 10 use thi
tub If they wish to get the highest price Tor thel
butter
Vim. d. Hovey 4 Co., ~ Faneuil Hall Market
j. j. Y. hanson & Co, a. Blackstone st.
DelanO Dnsmore, Faneu.l Hall Market
Crosby Bros Co., 81, % Faneuil Hall Market.
thambern, Sturges CO., ~, 81 Fanl Hall Market.
Co.'S, Doe & Capin, 81, Ga Faneuil Hall Market
a. j. kilham Co. North Market st.
Benton, Caverly Co.. North Market st.
J. w. j. l.. Randall, North Market st.
f. W. Mitchell Co.. l3 North Market st.
l.. NJ, Brock Co., ID North Market st.
Geo. II. Yoaton & 90.
iona. Bigeow q Co., % North Market St.
Putnam Nlggn Upton, % North Market St.
Bailey Martin, S, % North Faneuil Hall Market
Wills q Butterled, II North Fancuil Hall Market
Nichols Hnckley n North Pancuil Hall Market
Lucius blade, p faneuil Hall square
English Iampson, II fanouil Hall Square
Grinth Co., Faneuil Hall Square
o. Carter Co., 90 Chatham St.
Z. II. Noyos & Co., Salem
Parker Carey
I, 4. Spencer 4 Co., a Chatham St.
~ II. Coffin Co.
p A. Orchard 4 Co., p City Wharf
Utley BoyntOn.
Sartwell Humphrey.
w. X. BoyntOn, Blackstone st.
r. r. Snow & Co., p Blackstone ST.
uovoy Mead Co., II North st.
Melyen Chaplin. I'VE advise to let the salt make It,
own brinel
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Sr4asia foH Pc c1HHsrfing % iis flit
ffImNr VIA n
hIAskA COLORADO
ARIZONA CONSTITUTION
HENRY CUAUNCET 6OLDkN en-
NFW YORK SACRAMENT
OCEAN QUEEN, GOLDEN AuA
NORTHERN LIGHT MONTANA
COSTA RIGA &C.. &c
Ouo OF thc above lar.e ana ei ndld stoamshT
leave Pier no. az North River. foot Of Canal Street o.
O'Clock, noon. nu che lsi llth and tist Of every u
except when those dates tall sunday and thes oa "a
preceding saturday, Tor Aspuwallf counccung 70
Panama Railway with one Of the Companys steaui- p
from Panama ior san Francisco tpuchng ~ Acapuca
Departure VI lst aud 2st connect al Panama
steamer i1r Hnrru PACIFIC aud CENTRAL Ahg-.i
PORTS. Those OF lst touch at MAsEASlLL0.
The Steamer OF june a., ls69, connects closely ~
steamer Great Republic leaving San Francisco, Jul
isi3, toy Japan AMI China.
one Handled unds Ba-mro allowed ench adut
Bag.ci so masters accompany lagln go through anl o.
tend o. lallcs and children without male protest.
baggage received the dock the day before sall y
from steamboats,, railroads, and passeu gers who prc
snd early. Al experienced surgeon on board W.
cine and attendance free.
For Freight passage Tickets W further iniOrma
apply % the Company Tickets Office on tie Wharf O.
oil Canal Street. North River, New York
To 3. r. BABY Agssi
or % the agents Tor New England 80.
juno Do, ts6s. 10 Broad st.. Bofioa
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JOB PRINTING,
OF EVERY VARIETY,
NEATLY, PROMPTLY AND
CAREFULLY EXECUTED,
IN THE BEST sTYLE OF THE ART,
Ar THE OFFICE or THE MONTPELIER DAILr
JOURNAL.
We have not only dressed the columns Of the Daily
Journal and the Watchman and State Journal in an en-.
rely dress, but furnishing our Job Department
with all the materials necessary for the execution in
LATEST STYLES,
Of all kinds Of fine and coarse printing
from the
SMALLEST CARD
TO THE MAMMOTH POSTER,
IN EVERY COLOR OF INK AND BRONZE.
ALSO BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS PRINTED IN THE
NEATEsT STYLE OF THE ART, AT THE
MOST REASONABLE RATES,
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MONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER

MONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER
NJ, RAILROAD.
The Commissioners named in mo Act incornor,t Id,
sne montpelier a Wells River IailToad Company,
heIeny give notice that they will opon booss lor mi
serpon 70 the capital stock Of said Company on Mon.
uayl tho IN day Of January next at 10 oSeock A
al the following places 10 Wlti $50
The two Banks In Montpelier,
French tales store IN Barre,
=, o. shurtlifTs Office In Plainleld,
MoosteTis store In Marshheld
Town Clerks office In droton
Hon; Abel Underwood's Office, Wells River,
anu the books will be kept open from day 10 dav sun
days excepted for the space Of ten DAYS fberoa6sr d
sueh iq5theT time as The Commissioners shall direct
TAN yIsIlSh ", iannIinnAdhpoON,) Committee
JOHN A. PAGE, \ Commis.ionors
by order Of the Commissioner
Il. ?. WALTON, Clork.
Montpelier, Dec, %, 1863 4s-dawtf
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

In the family OF Rev. Dr. Pinney as . servant; on
Friday last mixed up an Indian pudding for dinner
by direction Of Mrs. Pinney; after getting u into
the boiler thought 10 was small, took It out
again, and having used all the meal that was IN tho
meal basket remember seeing some white meal 10
paper In the closet; this took, II being about CUP
Iu, and mixed 1t with the other; when dInner Wan
ready placed It upon the table; Charles Pinney saiu
70 me, What have you been doing TO the pudding.
Maryr' Miss Amelia then said TO me, 'What - ina
matter with this pudding? Just taste or Il, 10 tastes
as II u had Cayenne pepper IN IT." Mrs Pinney waa
very sicA up stairs and she sent Tor me and asked
me, Mhat have you put In the puddingy tell Mo
QUICK; was 30 frightened that could scarcely
answers tnere were ten persons who ate OF the pud-
dng anu all OF them were taken very sick; tho
poison was on the SHELF where there were otlnf
papers OF pepper and oatmeal.
The physician who attended the family testified to
having found the family poisoned and vomiting.
while some " ere almost IN a state OF collapse. In
the case OF the deceased sylvester Denton, his skin
was blue and cold and II was almost impossible to
make him yomit. Every means we're resorted to
to save the lives OF all.
The Jury rendered the following yerdict:-.We
ind that the deceased, sylvester Denton came tn
his death by the accidental taking Of arsenc po sont
mixed with Indian meal, which had beHn care essly
kept In the Kitchen closet where other Ingredients
were sto red In packages similar In appearance and
on the same she'll and further The jury, from the
evidence furnished, fnd that Mr.. and Mrs. Pinney
deserve for leaving about the house, access
bic to servants and others, that potent poison"
The other members OF Mr.. Pinney's family are
considered to be out OF danger.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

ALLEGED Theft or Coio WArC AND CHAM
Edward Hook, u German shoemaker, ony eighteen
years OF age, was arrested by officer Benuon, of the
Twcnty-sixtn precinct on tho charge OF stealing
gold watch and cna;n. gold pen and locket, valued
III all at sixty-iOur dollars. from the house oil MT.
Bernhard Lupprisn, rs Division street. Alter Sc
curing The plunder Hook fed down To Castle Garden,
md when taken there the stolen property was found
IN his possession. The accused, who lived IN tue
house with complainant, on being arraigned before
Justice bowling was committed TO the rombs for
trial Ia default OF $1,000 ball. FPS e.Mae
THE OLD "VEr.'s" RAIpiya.--Since the pnblica-
tion In the HERALD OF Sunday detailing The opera
tons Of one J. W. Mcknight alias j. W. NJ. King
Fifth Ohio Veteran voluntecrs, with two Of the
mandants Of the ".Grand Army OF tue lepubllc,r
returns come IN daily az the Jefferson Market Police
Court showing the EXTENDED character OF his Efsdlng
upon the charitably nclincd ex-oIcers Of fJc late
war IN this city and suburbs. rhc latest OF these
complaints was made yesterday afternoon by
General Henry W. Slocum or Brooklyn, who charged
him with cheating and defraudnG him on the isth
OF december last Of $40, by false representation
involving the same pteous tale OF having his pocket
PICKED and a destitute family dependent upon him,
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
BaOOKLYx INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL CASE OF FHYpRoPuoHlA.-AnoLher evidence
In point illustrative o, the slruence of the poison
Infused into the system by the pite OF dog has been
brought to notice In East Brooklyn. The circarn-
stances attending the case are as folows:-Mr.
Charles II. Ludlarn Q resident OF Marcy avenue
near Myrtle, while playing with q little dog which
he owned about a month ago, teased the animal so
that t became infuriated ana Bit ts master severely
In the hand. The usual linulents and remedies
were applied ana the wounded metnber soon healed,
70 all external appearance at least Last saturday,
however, Mr.. Ludam was taken Ill and eylneed un-
mistakabie sy mptoIns OF the dreaded nydrophobia.
A consultation OF physicians was held on Sunday,
and all that science and skill could do for the
no avail. The unfortunate sufferer died yesterday
morning. The deceased leaves Huo and three
cilldren.s
NEWS II BRiEf.--A rIggcr. James McQunn. fell
from the nanopsa yard OF he bars Eliza. lying nj
the Atlantic dock on Sunday, and fractured his
skuliby striking on the deck OF the vessel
The store Of A. Leary. No. 10 Bridge street, was
burglariously entered on sunday night, bat the
rogues took fright at the approach OF policeman
and left the premises without their coveted piunde
A small boat, IN which was abont ton VI iron,
was found IN the Atlantic dock basin. The iron had
been stolen by river thieves, who deserted their
boat.
little girI between three aud four years OF age,
Ellen McShean, was severely, though not fatally, tn
iured by falling from the second story window the
residence OF her parents, No. Jackson court, on
Sunday last.
Tie remains found In the water al the foot Of Pa.
cinc street SATURDAY nave been Identified being
those Of Ambrose kerrigan. OF No ~ Park street,
New York, who was nccdcnt,liv drowned. The
body was taken IN charge by q brother of the de-
ceased,