New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
4 HORSE THAT MAD HYDROPHOBiA.
BITTEN BY A BULLDOG THREE WEEKS
AGO.
HOW THE DISEASE AFFECTED-FINALLY TUT OUT
MIsEKY

HOW THE DISEASE AFFECTEo-FlNALLf PUI oCl
OF MISERY.
VI. Metzger, butcher, OF No. 3G2 Eighth
ave. IS the owner of horse that him. some years
ago, $3.50. lie good butchers horse ana the
children III the neehbofhood used to pet him and bring
him all of dantics that horses arc fond OF. Inc
horse had made his rounds the houes of the putchcr
customers three weeks ago Thursday in the early morn
ing and Lad got back to the store and was quietly
watching his little friends on their way to school, whe
there a loud barking heard about block away from
where he was standing in Eishthavc.. and cries o;
mad dog" Coming up the street was large
white bulldog Swapping vicionsly at everything
that came in his way ana running
ont OF his way to fad things TO Dite'
All the people in the street became convinced mat the
dog had the right to the entire street and darled INTO
stores and acyways to show their appreciation OF the
dogs rights AIR. Mctzser's horse would also nave
moved around into the next street as he showed signs
of uncasncss bat ne couldn't forget the duty that al
butchers horses their masters Of not moving IN
iii they are told to- So stood shiverng In his shoes
as tho dog approached him. the dog ran
by him some ow feet and then came back and sunk hi'
teeth the orclcgs OF the horse in vicious Mariner
growing ana BARKING all he time. The horse tried to
shake him OF by prauciug but the dog was stubborn
would not let uut ne WIS satisfied ana th'h loon
a section of the horses leg along with him. large
crowd followed tie dog at respectful distance As ne
ran up ElShtl-lyc Eaunug into Third ,ccond'SI' III
then sousht Eighth-ayc. again for something else to
bic.
Mr. Mctzser out from bis shop after his horse had
bicn and shouted somebody To sop the dog 80
that he could Kill him. No one seemed to hear NM
Then he sent his after ue dog, which was seVerh
blocks away His son hastred ON until he had gone to
about Thirty -scyeuth,t., whcn he saw man jump
out OF milk wdcoa seize the dog by the
neck ana tail and throw hm into the wagon Alter the
dog hal secured Nr Mothers son came up to the
mlk.waSon and demanded damage, from George Oncr
OF No Il2 West Thirty a., VINO WAS inc owner
OF the wagou denied that the dog w"S his prop
city Feeling satisfied hat the mkmAu would not pay
for new set OF leg. for bitten hUrcthc son returned
to his father aud then went for Dr. Odol veterinary
DOCTOR to attend tie horse The doctor came at once
caulcrzcd the horses legs aud left sOIc white powders
with Mr. Mczser 10 be- given to the horse every morn
ing. whether anythiu- serious would result from the
dogs bite The doctor could not thcn state Tie horse
wa, able to attend to his day duties, although The
wound ana not heal.
last thursday the horse showed signs Of WEAKNESS
and ,ppcarrd To be- uneasy about sImctlug lie would
mar - ,I,d ,, inclined o. Dee Gown. Mr Mctzgcr WHO
}, Kind hearted man. thou sut hc wOu.d siNc hln r,t
for "A NnIlc. lie horse voIld not take any rest.
l. i t,l uppn removing The slIe OF the stable viii
nl, heels an. showed dccuird Inclination To snap OF
Z ANY niut That Appeared near MS mead l. m5rt-' a
veterinarian. OF 40 500 LGhi'Hyc.. was Called ~ 10
look a. thr horse aud pronounced % c-r oi hydfopho
uii. !hc symptom rapidly drNr."l" hIirr tho hl-t
[ |ioit and -,frautirlly nIsl'
nom t halter that Sir NriLsrr rruusrd hls tw" other
horse, from tine stable Ion safety TIC horse 81, ktd ANA
oailcd All night AID pit 80" rc'pe 0" the h'l-h''nK
house, awake. Ou fru"y uumit 81 people came To
see tu. animal and they reed thai tIr disease Re
sruibr hyuruphubld Tue % r-c staggered ana tI'm-
H. ed MS eyes uccd ont OF A- head ana were via ana
fierce MA mu-Clr4 jrlkcl Violently aud Les VT, con
I lnllcI by -cyttc spt-lu-, be- hCl-u.d loudly at
times. when lac was rot rro'nns ana
.,,ptcd IL auytuIug near li.D. lie did not sh""
/ au, particular aversion to WAGER, aud there was
no swelling the uu,crs 800 the throat He hIhly be
came rArt.g paJdyIruI his --H lt "a" violence 81 lhc
MS feet when OPENED bis mouth the luSl" va, seen
to be- greatly iunImrd. ANA -u}, rohy llgdid o"Lcd
from 81. ulis liz eIn.t nes wore terrible, but MI.
urtzgrr was 80 t attached 20 tr horse WAT hr cou
not bear 10 have the nurse va kelt thr"ush
Friday MINT. ana hl- means ANA huulFl's "rlo
/ heard uitll uea.y uoruinX. WHOM lac b. cane 80
y,al al hr couI not s.IuG-.c any longer. Al hol"'
having Grd Nj. NrI-cr consented yesterday I" h.'c
ihc hur.. killed Iht horse lay ON DIS -iIr near th,
t when uca-cui OF the society Tor the Proven ION 81
u- able to gruau then with pam ANA MS eyes were
rlld and set. He siruEs.r VS. nearly over Inc man
YIN .ruIs hor-t- their iouG r't pat ''u c"'r 10
ms head then there a bright Ni-h a Odd IcioIl
aud the career OF tie huchrr' "ol-c VS. ended
/ Air Mrflrrr Is wiling to swear that the bulldog bc-
| LONGS ia Mr. Omrr. Nj. Omer didn't know anything
I about "A Wlutc bulldog yesterday. woman "h" NV :
I ia the slfyc house with MI Oucr said maj hr III
have a white burIug, ana that hal been tahch To hN
rX-.fa. Ia Th.rty-srv, uisi. There WIS bite bu !
denly DISAPPEARED. An otter horse c"d be- ipdd ln Inc
hood that bad been ht trn by h"s pr",rd Thhid
doc tut number OF st0rrkrcpc.s ~ LRhth can re-
member the bulldog rd.,ua through tue streets ana
frying 10 bite aud people bput three "''k- ago
Mo Lrntbrr ~ Mr. Mtycr- thtVcrriuarldu, saw l dog
office and becoming alarmed, he drove Am That was
.fauaIug In front VI stable ia doors Tor safety