New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
MISS MOROSINI AT HOME.
PAsTEUR'S TREATMENT OF HER CASE.

DIR. BULKLEY SAYS IT WAS ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL
Der FATHERS GIFTS.
e.. Z. MorOaini Mrs. Mor0sini, DR.. l.. Duncan
Buckley and tho Misses Morosin were passen-
the White Star steamer Germaiic. which
arrived last evening from Liverpool The Morosnis
left New York for Paris April iwtther they went to
give Amalia Ne Morosnfs fourteen Old daughter.
who bad been bitten By pet dog ten
days previous the boneats OF ~ PAseur's treatment
When approached by a TRIBUNE reporter while waiting
for the inspection of his baggage by the customs officers
Mr. MOrOsini complained OF throat ard begged TO
be excused for the time from saying anything about the
trip s results. His wife and daughters were equally
non comm nicatlve
Dr. Bulkey who cauterizcd Miss Amallls wound four
hours AMI a half after she bitten. and who
companed her TO Paris in professional capacity,
hastened to his home at No Eas. Thirty seventhst.
Immediately upon the arrival OF the He thus
briefly relates experiences OF party the French
capital.
We arrived in Paris Monday, May 3. nineteen
days after Amala's wound had been received and
once lad All interview with VI. Pasteur. lie exam
ined into the details OF the with that mnuteness
for which he is celebrated and when called the Sec
ond day he had far TO cable to Dr. Lautard
of the veterinary hospital in this city 70 obtain full par
ticulars In regard to the and had received
satisfactory You will remember that the wound
inf cted upon the bridge OF the nose the flesh be-
killed and the examination OF his body gave undoubted
grounds for the belief he rabid perfectly
healthy dog inoculsted from the other ami
NAL By DR.. Lautard and fourteen or
sixteen days later showed signs OF rabiea
This dog also killed and from the con-
dtons found was believed TO have hydrophobia. NJ.
Pasteur being satisfied that Miss Morosnfs case was
genuine began the treatment. This was after
ward carried by Dr. Grancher, one Of his assist
ants Hypodermic injections were made daily
by this physician at the apartments OF the noei az
which stopping for eleven successive days ana
through all the young lady retained the best OF hesth
The Injections were made, as Is usual 10 VI. PasIeurs
treatment into the skin the abdomen.
" II Is two months since the bite was nnioted ana
there possibility that Its effects have been 80
neutraized that there will he danger whatever. The
only apparent sign OF the wound Is indstlnct scar
NJ Pasteur and his success He says that
1900 patients have thus far received treatment, and
OF these only one has died.
Assuming threefourths OF these are false, said
the Doctor 1.-The three hundred cases are sum-
cent to show the efficacy Of the system There have
been fatalities IN the Of wolf bites but these
be OF different nature from DOG bites
may be OF interest the public know that the sum
thus far subscribed for the founding Of NJ Pasteurs
laboratory for scientific research amounts 10 about
100000 francs. The treatment Of these being
in the line OF scientific investigation, has thu.
far been entirely gratuitous on the part OF NJ
Pasteur Mr. Morosni, however. acknowledsed
gift OF $1,000 to the institute fund. and
also by present OF slverplate to Dr. GraDcher. who
had kindly devoted much personal attention TO the
treatment Of his daughter.