New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
THE NEWAPR HYDROPHOBI4 CASES
PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR SENDING FOUR OF
THE CHILDREN TO PARIS.

PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR SENDING FOUR OF
THE CHILDREN TO PARIS
Public interest in Newark in the cases OF the
children who were bitten by a mad dog last Wednesday
is unabated and the subscriptions for sending the chill
dren TO Paris be treated by Doctor Pasteu are coming
in rapidly The arrangements for sending the children
we're completed yesterday. Four Of the children will
sail I'm the steamer Canada OF the Transatlantic Line on
Wednesday at a. M. the parents OF two OF the children
having declined to let them The children who will
be sent are Edward Ryan, william Lane, Joseph Rey-
nods and Austin FITZGERALD They Will be accompanied
by Professor Billings Of the Polytechnic. and Mrs Ryan.
the mother Edward Ryan. Berths been secured
at q reduced rate Mr. de Bebian the agent of the
line The Of the bitten dogs will be left to Pro-
lessor Fowler for future experiment.
Yesterday a messenger from the Carnegie Laboratory
of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College visited
Newark with an offer from Andrew Carnegie
10 send one OF the professional investigators from that
institution of the patients and to pay his eH-
pensrs, In the interests OF science. A. L. Dennis, OF
Newark offered in his proposition was accepted,
TO make good any deficiency that occur III the sub
scriptons Or the support and expenses OF the ch0rc
Dr. OGorman, whom the proposition WAS made SAID
he would endeavOr arrange friendly understanding
with Dr. Billings in ;he matter; The suggestion was
made yesterday and VIII doubtless be carried out To-
day. OF taking subscriptions for the children III inc
Dr. 0Gorman Is receiving from all quarters
intalible for hydrophobla.
The Inspector. who began to collect dogs that
BITTEN had three of them locked up IN the cry
staoes yesterday One Of the animals large watch
dog belonging to "a condealer was much lacerated DIT
doing well except Austin Fitzgerald. who suffers rom
the effects of the cauterzatOn The diagnosis OF the
cases Is as follows:
WILLIAM LANE. No 102 John on.st.. thirteen, bitten
twice on the left arm
AUSTIN FITZGERALD No. 80 Unionst age badly bitten
the left hand bullock and thigh.
HATTIE FRCK FeTTy-st ten deep bites on the les
hard and
HAIRY BRANDT 81 Prospect hve not seriously
hurt but marks of the animals teen plainly visible
EDDIE RYAN No. 30 UnIon-st, five deep wound on tho
lett arm.
Patrick RFrNoLDs No 100 McWhor st, seven, two
deep wounds on the lett hand
The urchIldrcn have been completely fitted out Tor
the Journey 10y Marshall x Ball. cothiers. OF Newark
Yesterday a number OF people visited them at helr
homes OF them Patrick Reynolds. VINO mas Derh
much neglected. has been well provided FOR by kbuIy
hands. 49,, .,
The apprehension arising from those cases felt keeny
IN the suburbs OF Newark where several dogs supposed
10 be been shot within SIX months \ hunhtT
Of DOS have killed within few days L. Bloom
field NOnclIr ana other places as measure OF pIec'u
ton. -.
Yesterday Mayor Haynes, OF Newark, Issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
MAYORS OFFICE
NEWARK. Doc ., l--j .
Ara meeting OF the Common held the evening Of
December tn follow resolution was passed 49,, .
Rso rsd That be and he - hereby requested 70
issue proclamation Cor the ce@tIutt on OF N
unmulztd section 65' o. the "Nic D."'Ih'7
ana tha the police Of the city be Instructed u CARY o"
w Vrfue OF the authority ed by Section ca3 of
The OF the City 81 newark ana I'D com
cont uct 10 the foregoing p"
nm of On ell inrle the hri 81 Police on
aud alter publication be col 10 cause te mate
DOS large "a 90 M ltu7 y
win wire muJle the securely fast ned ad 7
shall be the Justification such police WI" may "r'uy "9
me | JO,krn l. HAlNLs.