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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

NOTICE.
IS. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes,
May 4, 1874, to April 80, 1878.

The Law of December "a, 1872. re-
1ulres every person engaged in any bus
mess avocatlon, or employment which
renders him liable to Special Tax TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPI-
CUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISH
hENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS
a Stamp denoting the payment of said
special Tax for the Special-Tax Year
beginning May |, 1874, before com
menelng or continuing business after
April 30, 1874
The Iares Embraced acithim the
ProVisiops Of the Lar aJoce
quoted are the .folloeoing, yiz..
Rectifers. ........................ 5000. 100
Dealers, retail iquor............ $500
Dealers, wholesale lIquor........ 10000
Dealers in malt liquors, whole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 90
Dealers II. malt liquors, retail. 1000
Dealers IN leaf tobacco. 800
Retail dealers in leaf to acco... 10000
And on sales of over $1,000,
fifty cents for every dollar
in excess of 1000.
Dealersin manufactur' d tobacco 500
Manufacturers of stills............ 5000
And foreach still manufact' rd 1000
And worm 1000
Manufacturers OF tobacco......... 1000
Manufacturers OF cigars ....... 1000
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
(more than two horses. ........ 5000
Peddlers Of tobacco, second
class two horses). .............. $500
Peddlers of tobacco, third class
tone horse) .......................... 1900
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth
class ton foot or public con-
veyance) Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Brewers OF less than 500 barrels 5000
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. 10000
Any person, so liable, who shall fail
to comply with the foregoing require
ments will be subject to severe penal
ties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of
the Special Taxes named above must
apply to GEO. w. BROWN, Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue at Grafton, w.
Va, and pay for and procure the Spe-
cialIax Stamps they need, prior to
May /, 1874, and WITHOUT FURTHER
NoTICE. j. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, ID. e., Feb. IL, 1874.
Mar.N -4tw
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHT5 AND
HEkALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Be,gic tBr Metcaf Liverpool May 30. with
steamship Regulator Jones' Wilmington NC, 20 hours,
with mdse and passengers to Clyde Co
ship Marcia Sreenleaf oi Brunswick Mel, Pool @,
BARK Niord CSor Larsen Cardiff SO days in ballast to
oraer.
Bark sirrid Norl. Rmanuesen, Swansea rs days with
railroad IRON 70 order vessel 10 letens Bockmann
ford a days, in ballast 10 slocovich A Co
Ia Il, TO slocovch 4 Co
Bark a ma Oneta QtaD Costa, Antwerp A days In
Bark Bessie Morris tof London Brance, Santos As
days with coffee to Arnold a 90; vessel to master.
Bark Com Dupont tof searsport, Nichols Messina 10
days. with fruit &c, TO order; vessel Walsh, Field
Way. Passed Gibraltar April 49, May H. lat as lon 4s
and sprung foretopgallant mast May a. lat As lon g.
spoke bark Anna Nor, from Antwerp for Nova Scotia
10th 9th and 18th, from Ion 8 70 so passed several ice
Bark May Flower tof New Haven't Lanfare Barbados
Is days, with sugar and moasses to Trowbridges
Barn Lizzie Gillespie tef st John NIB Hooper Havana
9days with sugar 70 Grinneil Minturn CO.. vessel
J II Winchester Co
Barn Sandy Hook, Barstow, Cardenas 7 days. with
sugar to James Borand Co.
Bark Village Queen, Homer, Caibarien days with
sugar 10 Boyd Bincken.
Brig tsipsey Jayne, Arroyo, PR. II days with sugar
and inolasses e Rivera CO. vessel @ 4 Abbott
and moasscs Moses Taylor Co; vessel to Brett Son
Brig Charles Purves Small sagua II days with sugar
Brig Clyte. bow Csbaricn days with sugar to Ru-
bira 4 co. vessel TOT Z Ward Co
Brig Gambia tof Bucktporv Giey Jacksonvllle edays
with nmber TO X FauSthG 20, vessel ~ IL = BUCK
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Maritime MISCELLANY.

BARK ALICE ROY (Br). Douglass at sydney. CB June
Engh bark f q 81 wan dnr Ing
S
but s e damage to hurt
s. e.
ssa SSs'' Inc vessel insured IN Yarmouth for
Sept before reported MISSING arrived at CONSTANT
y bound bunErk and was spoken Apr
80 in the Bay OF Biscay.
RfS sSes pa. Ts. 11 n
and sailed for destination June O.
BRIG OxgR (r sold auction at norfolk 9th inst
for $3.50 to Lesard Co, Of baltimore. 0'''-
aw nss pd Dd n,a
land 9th Tor repairs
scuR HAnr-A survey held on board Of this vessel
% sa' bs .sSr
scns Jouy Ferris, ashore inside Of Whale Rock near
and not worth getting on
spt MSa avs abs w Of brig ANNA
70 New York arrived at Quebec June in the bark
BoorHBsY, June s-sloop Shannon. Capt Smith, wen.
ashore on the atn inst spruce Point Ledge and is
HALIFAX, June 1.-THE wreck of the Quebec schooner
h was ,od " nda week sf . w
loaded, was thrown on her beam ends in YORK Harbor
omnodors Howsi cen; the tug BIas
Lght TO ASSURANCE the Navy Yard,
be lowed here II possible.
QuEBEo, June ll-Teegrams received from Esconomus
that storm visited that place today dur
ing which the ships hcrrngton from Liverpool and
Hope from Belfast were driven ashore going pieces
In very short time. The crews were saved.
sHIBUILDrrc-At East Boston, Messrs Campbell 4
Brooks at their yard Meridian bridge have
two large schrs all panked up nearly ready launch
The same rm have three large vessels In the course OF
construction At their yard ON Border street.
LAyScHKs-Tnis (Friday) morning, from the yard Of
Smith Townsend, East Boston, will be launched the
fne snip Conqueror, OF LOO tons Tor Williams Co.
She will be CON manded by Capt Allen Knowles iate u
ship Agcnor.
A. Pembroke Master Aaron Frost % win soon launch
reemasted cenreboard schr Of 600 TONS m named
William Hustin He will also launch, about Oct l.
three-masted schr oil about 800 tons Master Mutt
viii launch three masted schr early in the fall be
commanded by Capt Stephen smith.
Notice to Mariners.
cArApA-cutr OF ST LAwRgscE-HAGDALsr rsIArps-xs
/ TRY ISLAND.
lighthouse has been erected on the soutneas. side Of
Entry Island one OF the Magdalen Islands, In the Gulf
| of 81 Lawrence
| a ayed red light was shown from It on the 2Oth Of
| April last
fhe light Is feet above the level OF the sea- and IN
clear weather win probably be at distance Of Ia
miles IRON All points OF The compass except ESB round
/ island.
| The Illuminating apparatus ia catopfric.
/ The tower ia square wooden building IS feet high
: with dwelling attached panied white,
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THE STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES,

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June IL, 1874.
meeting of the State Board OF Charities, with
full attendance, including Lieutenant Governor
Robinson, was held at the Osborne House, in this
city, to-day. John V. l. Pruyn was elected Presi-
dent, william P. Letchwortn Vice President DR..
Charles ). Hoyt Secretary, and James 0. Tanning
Assistant Secretary. The subject or the collection
pauperism and insanity, under the concurrent res
olutiOn OF the Legislature, was considered, and
measures were taken tor o conference with the
Boards OF Charities or other States, with view to
gathering uniform statistics, as recommended by
the American Social Science Association. Alter
the adjournment The Western House OF Refuge was
visited.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IL 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Macedonia (Br) Laird, Disqualification
steamship Frisia Ger, Meier, Hamburg-Kunbardt
Steamship vlty of Merida, Zimmerman. Havana-P
Alexandra Sons.
ssamsh ou aelma br Add'coa Hamilton Der
!. steamship Fanita, Howe Observation-Disclosures
ss,ssmss,D ShssaDesse johnson PGytsTS EAwea
ship Giencorse tBr). stevenson. Liverpool-Arkell.
Snip Corea OBJ. Carr. London-Geo F Bulley.
Ship Swallow, Howes, Valparaiso for orders-w
, Bark st9rjohann Nor. Mortensen, Penarfh Roads
Bark Ijomo Nor Roed, Queenstown or Falmouth
Tetens Bockmann-
Bark Tycoon (Br, Wright Cork for orders-Bowring
BARK Maggie Elliott (Br), Gilmore Hamburger De
:, Bark doppet RUS. Mattisoo, Antwerp-retens 4
;, Bark Nornen Nor), Jorgensen, Antwerp-retens 4
Bark Norsk veritas tNor), Isacksen, Rotterdam-Te-
Bark Underwater (Br) Mcdonnell, Havre-snow
BARK stabn Nor), Jacobsen, cherbourg-Funch, Edge
Bark Eihsf Nor). Hange, Dunkirk-Funch, Edge
Bark Mcneil tBr), croweh, Civta vecchia-s
Bark Pidez Ger. Clausen, Tricste--J seager.
Brig PATHFINDER OBJ Cousins, Cork or Falmouth for
Brig Harry Aubrey tBr. Briggs Barbados-Dwight
HBriS Chattanooga. Clements, Batmore-wm Chal-
Brig Minnie Miller, Davis, neutrality-suspicious. 4
schr Ida Rich ardson, Fuller. Cenfuegos-Evans, Bali
schr Kate Carleton DID, Grant. Pctou, MSS Loud
Co
sohr Ellen OBJ, Israel. St John. Mp Nevius /
Son.
schr Mary Lord, Lord. savannah-D Dearborn.
Schr Canary, Hart Urbana. Va
schr olive Robinson, Beers, Portland-R Goodwin
Son.
schr VIM Fisher Hicken, Poruand-R Goodwin 4
Son.
schr Rosina. Beal, Boston-Jobn Lewis A Co.
schr Damon Johnson Boston--B Loud Co.
schr Amelia Cobb, Baker, Wellfee, Mas-B Wen
berg
schr Charles Mavo Mcmillan, East Cambridge J
Weinberg.
schr Rhode Island, Cullum, Providencc--Charles II
Low.
scnr Onward, Wheeler. New London--H W Jackson 4
I Son
scnrs Goodwin, Williams. samrord-stamford Man
uiacturing Go.
sloop Isaac Blauven, slocum, New Haven-Eackett
Bro.
Steamer Nayfower, Fus Philadel phia-James Hand.
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OUR NATIONAL GAME.


These college clubs played their return game on
the grounds or the former, at Fordham, yesterday.
which resulted in a victory for the ST. Johns boys
py score OF 10 to Z. Notwithstanding the wet
grass the game was wei played throughout and
was very closely contested, the score at the end
OF the seventh inning being even TO !. In the
eighth inning. however, the Fordhamites got IN
three runs which the Jersey gentle men were IN
able to cover, and allowed themselves 10 be
BANKED IN their two last innings. McDermott,
Brady and "Dando" did some line work for the
Rose Hills, especially the first named player, while
Lamarche, McEntee and Mann eIicited much ap-
plause for their play on the Alert SIDE Alter the
game the visitors accepted the hospitalites OF the
Rose bills In the shape OF q bountiful dinner which
was spread in the college reiectory. Appended is
the full score
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Capture OF Twenty-eight Goats.

Yesterday morning Captain Gunner, Of the Fifty
ninth street police station, sent out Sergeant
Michael Tanning with eight big policemen to cap
ture Grant goats The hunting party were pro-
vided with ropes to place round the goats necks,
and large cart to place the captives prior TO
taking them to the Pound. Between Ftftieth and
Sxteth streets the majority OF the Scriptura types
OF wicKedness were founo peaceably awaiting the
arrival or the oficers and little rocking OF their
doom, or that lew hours hence they would be
mortgaged to the city in the Pound at Eightieth
street At So a head. All goats seen were taken
into the police goat cart, irrespective OF age
venerable looking buck with long and hoary beard.
The majority OF the captives were lassoed, but
they fought bravey. Sergeant flaming subse-
quently reported that ne had lmpounded twenty.
eight goats and received forty-six wounds in The
days engaQemenk
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name ana residence engraved upon IT. might
we're better Informed as 70 the early symp.
toms are thus given by eminent veterinary sur
geon There are no premoniory signs OF attack Of
The disease IN the dog When The period Of incubation
three 70 seven weeks passed the animal Is restless
dull wsehtal and snaps ai dogs other animals men
much synsss seeks an opportunity to and
aDout town or country, manifesttng extraordinary
nowers Of exertion and marked insenabhty 70 blows
ana III usage The habits OF an animal may change
completely at nrst and the recognition OF u has
been daily In contact with some tunes remarka-
bic ne dilated pupils the In which the
follow any object moved before them, uiar
modification OF the bark, which OF the Of
. howl are among the most characteristic symp-
toma The appetite II lost, thirst considerable.
ana the animals usually drink without difficulty The
coat staring, skin ught on the ribs abdomen tucked
up head depressed AMI nose protrgded, with dirty
mouth and tongue and some times discharge OF mucus
and saliva from the sizes Of the mouth In certain
nsnt 81 THIS period and the lower Jaw drops trem par.
then lost; hence the name dumb rabes Emaciatlon and
craving after NTH, which is swallowed with some DIM
Guilty are among the noticeable symptoms There is
singular absence OF any marked acceleraton OF the
pulse and breathing during the disease the animal
sinks often paralyzed in the hind quarters and dies
SOME what TRANQUILITY from the fourth to the eighth day
Dogs or cats suffering from these symptoms should be
n Quca laStro
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A STEAMER Ashore.

BALTIMORE, June IT, 1874.
The steamer Theodore Weems, which lett this
city TINS morning with the officers Of the Grand
Lodge OF Masons OF this State, knights
Templar and otner excursionists, TO assist in
laying the corner stone OF the Masonic Temple,
at Cambridge, Dorchester county, on the Eastern
Shore, ran aground on Choptank River Bar Cam
bridges Landing, and the steamer Will not be got
OF until there rs a rise or the tide tomorrow
morning. No damage was sustained, and none Of
the parties were injured.
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Base Ball in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1874.
About 200 persons witnessed the game to-day
between the Philadelphia and Boston Clubs The
former club was without the services OF Craven
and York, who were absent from the city. The fol.
loving Is the score:-
C7la Isl. I'd 3d. lth 5th. 6h tn. &h. 9Th
PPn nslaa 9 3 Z III
Runs earned-TWo each.
Bases on errors Boston Q, Philadelphia 3.
Umpire-Sensendere OF the Athletics.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in.
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALp London
Bureau, No & Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the will be cabed to this country free Of
charge ana published.
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Position Lat II l6 30 n, Ion q cav.
By order Of the Bureau OF Nayigstion.
VIVIAN, Commodore N, Hydrograpner
20, 1874
Whalomen.
Sailed from New Bedford June 8 bark President Gf
ford. for Hudson's Bay.
tic Ocean. =. ~
Brig Eunce b Adams Cleveland. Of NIB, was on
since leaving Barbados, 500 bbis all told.
Spoken.
Bark Lord Dnferin Of and for Arendal from Pensa-
CO g. May "a, lat 40 a. Ion 50
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA ent states; Legal everywhere; deseri,on &c; suit
ncient cause; no publicity reQureu no charge I'LL
divorce granted; advice tree.
NJ HOUSE. Attorney. 1885, Broadway
A BsoLCrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n OF different states legal everywhere publicity:
no ices IN adyance advice Comm for
state FREDERICK l. KING Counsellor at Law. 1858
Broadway.
nIuRETlCS ARE INJURIOUS IN BRIGHTS Dis
~ ease, Diabetes ana all urinary diseases. when the
kidneys require rest How infamous t is. then, 20
prescribe en and dangerous for the afflicted 70 takc
suen medicines is the nondurctic properties o. .n 70
wonderful Bethesda spring Wafer which enables " O
cure those hitherto fatal diseases Thousands OF sucn
cures many OF them the astounding nature anu
miraculous In their performance, like the ioo Az
published from line 10 time Archdeac9n b cu s
q Toronto, Canada, says under date OF AuRnst ~ w.
u give you certificate under my hand as 70 ne eev
Of Bethesda Water on me- feeling ougnt 70 40 ~ ~
OF regard to suffering humanity" ~ MoonpeInyy, ~. W
New York city says, Il was CONFIRMED Invalid pes az IN
happy TO inform you l have perfectly reco.s,eo ~
usnu Bethesda Water MY health meyer Was hs a ~,
am sound a. gold dollar Had u not oeen loi
Bethe sda fear would have In my crave before
tins, but. thank God. am wei Pamphlets, WIN ian
particulars tree, by DR.. A. II. HEATH, depot NO M
broadway, New York
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Foreign Ports.

Foreign Ports.
s.E for NJ. q 2ope ship Whittier
Apri SHIP M
cssgs March 27,,Arnved, ship. Enaeavor, warland,
HSs K9ns Apy Msmaon SakeT aS v.rv
bark. yoExarS @
HAvASA. June ll-Arrived. brig Havana Meyer, New
Sun yss sys rGf S Il Boo @
% snon Gn rGT sSn nw nn
Mtus.ru. May LIN port RaD,do, . Ter New York ldg
' Pom srAis june s~saiisd brig Apollo r for Phila
siscArons, June Sailed, bark olive, clark, Boston
Douglass Amsterdam see Mis- 3D. Arcadia iBr An,
oesson onss june steamship rca.san
bark .0t m
Nickerson: Boston.
ssss h sSs s ws%n New
lith-Arriyed, steamship csstaa (Br). Butler. Glas-
sSvicroRiA vi June 2-Arrived. bark Delaware. from
YaSsourn. Ms. May so-Arrivcd, brig Alex william
(Br) Balm, Charleston.
American Ports.
ALE. ALExAANDRIA June s-Arrived. schr Lizne Nc.
sss S.vss Mds Fss Neg sss ie H.
EfsS Jsas oys5 s1s
vancleaf Georgetown DO; Favorite, Clark. Philsde
PFC s5SS June , IiIXI1iysd steamer. William Law
Phadeiphs bsrss warren NoT,. Peterson Antwerp;
D1a'sE KsfS Ha3H snan
sSue fhadsph,a: Ll,tIs,,cn T. Hosmer dOqss
En- %sis
s sf d maS9mtr
joseph Farweii Gregory RappahsnnocE kiveF Matte
Sss Fh4To Sraa%sr
90; Mary 1msaep BROOKS baltimore; Lewis
hser south sSore west qs'si
Morse rhiIadspnia, kdi,h nasit DO; Henry May
q? copi. wes Reudoat T. Emma Day. Syo Clarke
ssowasehI Amos Walker and one bark and one brig
Via "ey Psae
raq spd IAsRsSa o a
brig Pss sc, j Hsn' eR brig Helen
Slesred-sehr, southern Gross tBr, Priest, snulee,
i5tn-xrrived, bark Countess of Dutrcrn tBr Mcuon
Asf aitiv su Esken Cork or Falmouth
Pune. sss Nee s,so
%srds
:%a ss;SSs
Boston Rai Hss icr 20 Is seSr Thomas
SaiIssassrs Evsrton. for the West Indies =,
snsd1E June SYs sp sse ssn
SiesrsdM BIS zsyills wSisms, xsaals rhiladelpha
BEVERLY, june S-Arrived. schr Freeman, FL.
BRisToE, june Io-salsd, schr Gar, Hammond New
iBRIooEpoRr. June io-Arrived, schr Margaret 4
acnARLEsToS, June s-ssiled, brig Caroline Kelly
iith-Arriysd. schr Ricardo Java Little. Key wsst
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Tue men we're formed on the ground on The way
back TO the city by the hai-past six +. M. tram
from Creedmoor. good deal OF speculation was
INDUCED IN by the officers to the probable team
that would be formed TO meet the irish eight IL was
claimed that the back and front sights OF the arms
at present la use would have TO undergo modi1-
cation. and a new tangent scale be graduated,
that could carry well up TO the target at the ex-
tremeiy long range used at Wimbledon Common,
the rues OF which place are TO be observed IN the
coming contest
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BELOW.
Bark Nehemiah Gibson, from Philadelphia.
SAILED.

Steamship Macedonia tBr,, Glasgow Frisia Ger,
tBr Bermuda; PERT, do City Of Merida; Havana; r..
mia, Philadephia; ships Annie Gqndy tBr). Antwerp
low valparaso barks Milfie balm tBrl, Hayle John
CBr), Richibucto; Elida (Br), Havre; Fidee GfaD,
Gloucester brig Eta Whitemore, Cardenas; schr Hal
ward CNor), SundsvalI Sweden
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ROSE HILL
Base Ban in Baltimore,

BALTIMORE Nd. June H. 1874.
In game OF base ball here to-day, between the
Baltimore and Chicago Clubs. the former was de-.
feated. Score:-
INNINGS.
C2uba la ID 81 IN Xh GA m Gh 9th
cSi cago.........G Q s o-S
Runs earued-Balrimore g. Chicago A.
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Base Ball Notes.

The Mutuals play the Athletics on the Union
Grounds this afternoon.
Tomorrow the Nameless Club, OF Brooklyn, play
the Princeton College Nine at Princeton, N. j.
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The Sanitary Committee on the Cues
tion OF MuzzIes.

The Sanitary Committee OF the Board OF Health.
oi winch Dr. stephen Smith Is chairman, sat upon
che matters OF muzzes Tor dogs and hydrophobia
yesterday. and then delivered Itself 70 the Board
IN q report after the following iasnion:-
the action Of the Board OF Health resembling all ord;
requiring the uZz ing OF dogs
lowing memorandum furnished by the SANITARY Com
mtee:-
Hydrophobia Is a disease peculiar TO animals OF the
and feline races, the dog, wolf fox at Re- lis
origin, by actual inoeulation, Is Unknown IL
may be noculaed by licking raw surface well as by
wound with the tooth Its occurrence and prevalence
I not materially affected By the seasons Of The
by climate. IL 10 perhaps slightly more frequent
IN the spring months but IL occurs alike in
abe coolest regions OF Canada and the hottest districts
q The East ana West indies o. those bitten by anmsl'
known 10 be rabid but small percentage are ahected-
w. I'VE 10 twenty cent This ~ largely due 70 tue
TACT that the saliva OF the rabid dog 50 removed by
The hai OF the animal clothes Of the person bitten that
none oi u enters into the wound. The male dog IS tar
more liable to be aHected than the female. Pet dogs
mined 70 the house and family as liable 10 develop
IydrophQba as dogs at large. The muzznR OF healthy
nogs and those allowed In the streets Is at best most
tnperiect preventive measure = the animal is ra6d
2, re ana thus neculate the victim u he IS not ra5h
ance iaI more isey 70 produce canine madness than
20 protect against IT, II would prove FAR effective
ngans he nuisance Of TIE rowing herds OF vagrant
~ our streets u the ordinance forbid any dog In
street. Which dia NOT weax collar HAVING the vwnsTs
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Runs earned-Balrimore 3, Chicago 8.
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NEW S.

TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.