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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

CIRcuIT-Anna Missik for the benefit and
use OF Pauline Missik VS.. jeremiah Payne,
trespass on the case; order granting new
trial upon condition that said defendent pay
TO plaintiff tbs costs of former trial, an u
cause to stand for trial at present term at
option of dlalntif. Q. M. Stockem vs.. A.
Il. Cheney, trsspAss or the case; new trial
granted and costs to abide event. The
Warder, Bushell & Glessner Company VS..
J. l.. Bsily ct a.. sssumpsit; jury trial;
order allowing defendant Bailey to plead
instantsr; by order of court verdict for
plaintiff for $3.50 40 and costs; proceedings
stayed twentF DAYS. Jas. s. Lerlock VS..
Edwin Psttsr ct al, transcript, order va
eating order heretofore made settling trau-
script and cause reinststed. Forth Ma
tional Bsnk vs.. Nevaygo Furniture Com
pany, sssumpsit; plea withdrawn; Judgment
for plaintiff for 81, 10 and costs. Jane Gar
lock vs. Wm. Widdicomb. sssumpsit: Jury.
PRoRArE-Essate of Sarah Friend. de-
ceased. osder allowing executors final ac-
count. distributing balance Of estate and
dischsrging him. Estate of Anna Peter
son. . minor: order appointing Lanrids
Gravsrson guardian: bond flsd and letters
issued. Estate OF John Mowrn, deceased;
will and petition for probate of ssms fled
hearing June II. Estates Charles Nelson
deceased; order allowing administrator 8
final account distributing estate and dis
charging him. Estsie Of Walter n. spaeth.
q minor, guardians annual account fled.
Estate Of sssppin Child, deceased; exscu-
tors Anal account and designation 6ied.
bearing June II. Estate Of Mary J. Proc
tor. deceased; order appointing Elmer G..
Proctor administrator, bond fled aad let
;srs issued. Estate Of Joseph l. Autchlsr.
8ee-ased. order allowing Administrator .
first ANIMAL account and ordering a part
PAYMENT TO creditors Of 80 per cent on
Claims
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Police Plckin Is.

In the box yesterday morning were one
woman, an old veteran and two other fell
lows
VIM. Simonds. an old veteran. told a
good story of how he got drunk. and was
released on suspended sentence.
Morris Clapp. an Old timer from Kalams-
zoo, was assessed 81 and costs, or fifteen
days. for disturbing the Democratic Con.
Eention-
Nellie De Young. the girl charged with
stealing from Matte King, had her case ad-
iOurned until this morning
Cbas. Is. Kelley and JACK Welsh went to
$50 North Ionia-st. and tried TO kick in the
door. Kelley was fined s. and costs or ff-
teen days. and Welsh was fined 81 and costs
or thirty days.
Kuhn and Sullivan, alleged tramps, on
call tnis morning.
VIM. Griffin will have his trial this morn
ing for indecent exposure. He will be tried
oy jury.
Henry Tobias had Jury trial for keeping
bis saloon open on Sunday, and was found
guilty. Fine $25 and costs. Appealed 10
the Superior Court
Kuhn Bros, for keeping saloon open after
hours. had jury trial. and the jury disa-
greed.
Thos. Msdern. the young man arrested
for stealing shoes from Eston's Bee Hive
was bouno over 10 the Superior Court for
trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

On w&1sris~- -. = iss Rsezii~r1<a>s en-
Afkr.1sissA

On W2<sris<-sf- iss Rs<stins1<a<s sna
The mosk important lss~rzi 70 o1r aasia
srt<riss o. tnoroughfsrs doastls~ . Wa
tsrlso-ss IA great strsst for nszrsv
enc. Yoa can gst sinost anything yea
vish there. fEem steamboat ride 70 . eose
of ssiyslioa Ar1ny. o. say stAsr kind of :
dkssH
Thus spoke . wise city sacisI N his
wisdom % . fsLEszsx- Hxx4Lp nscglins-
-why. pray you. vass ere its sltrsc-
tionsl' s<ked ne scribe.
Wa. b. the way. Is HiserniAn. "Den't
ys knox thas the stsazs beat ixcGinx IL ns-
qant, down there and ths Captain says
the big canoe Is g0in' dosn The creek every
SUNDAY on an AsxenFshun. dye mind Then
come up nsre 10 fllton-sk. and
kitch on 60 the connsctions-ay
item Eis,on slectric llxht folxa Mad
Gin sayin rothin sbouttLe attraction down
bel0z. bus cQpns Up lsre. Hzvsn't ne
smith's opera House over tnsre. the finest
place a. amusement outside OF Posers'
Grand IN the city They've had "a inter
tainment thsre livery night this week that
'ud be good for yea aad | or our wives
and dArssrz. | tell ye lis Elegant inside
there. and then lux AZ that pavilion ever
there. ys might think it was beer hall.
bat II isn't. That's the Salvation Army
barracks. and salvation Is sold there al
mighty ehzpe, all they AZ IL silver col
lecsnun."
"A silver colIsesiOn' What does that
amount top
well, ye see If ye have the wit to per
vide yerself wid silyer thFce-cent piece
they eant refuse Il. don't cher know, bat II
ys haven't got less n . dollar csrtsheel
sbout yer. 10 shs must 80 or In yer doa'l
go-sesf
Yes, | see"
well, then, dye mind; niyer run down
Waierioo-st. in the TELEeRAa HERALB, for
It's cnock full NV attractions. Ohm goin
down here under the Eagle 10 see Alder
man Eiseshardt and git shaved. Good
bye till yea"
Good bye."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
A CYCLONE.
The sixth Ward rorn Up-Two Men hurt
and oae VIII Probably Die.

The sixth Ward Torn Up-Two Men Hurt
and oas VIII Probably Die.
Grand Rapids. not 10 be behind the times,
had small cyclone Yesterday. that Was
both dangerous and destructive. When the
wind began 10 blow at . little after l
o'clock yesterday Lorenzo Day, pump
maker on Seventh-st. was in his office, and
as the building began 10 rock he slammed
the doors shut and then ran out, as be
thought The smoke stack OF the factory was
going to fail on him. Mr.. Day says tnat as
soon as be landed on the walk he saw a
large strip of walk between the factory and
SevenIh-st- raise up in the air and then turn
over into the vacant lots, and ~ the same
time q house on Sevsnth-st.. near Broad
way. went to the ground. On the sidewalk
were three men, and Mr.. Day went to
them at once. Will Glider was badly
shaken up. but not hurt; Fred Schur was
quite badly bruised but will come out all
night; henry Raidt, . man about 90
years old, living on Tenth-sI, near
Fremont was very badly injured
internally. Raidt was taken home and DR..
Bsrth called When Rsidt was seen by a
TELEGRAM-HERALDr reporter he was suffer
ing very much and the chances are that he
will not recover from the accident. When
be WAS thrown over with the walk one of
his shoes was torn OF without iDjuring the
foot.
The house was owned by f. G. Fritz and
is total wreck.
Mr.. Day thinks the whole thing did not
occupy Ihe space OF ten seconds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

JossEh js3srsoa enacted the play that
mx1s hlm famous ~ Psss<s Opera Hoass
I4ss sssnlas. Tie performance wss Ct
oourss. IN every vsy a. Artistic ons. osesuss
~ sninsas "a sssist - Mr.. J<zsEson eoa.d
nol b spyshlns BAT artistic. wtssnsz ws
spssk Of hls his<rieaie sassnz O. rhs rare
sxil Of his sf1sh' Aad yss the great
oonssisu hss spoksa the hnss Of beacs-
e41ii's verssoa Of Rip ssn Wlnkls@ until l
s<arcsly behave ne hnsss vsss ss u sss-
iss. He sclz IN psffasctery Eanaes and
shsss nsithsr rss nor enoti0n-isdssd
last evening he omitted 20 SPEAK
so3s Of ths very sest lines In
fhs play. Bat the great sadisnes
went principally - see Joseph jefferson.
AMI taey cared BAT Sery little asoui tas
pl4y founded upon lrving exquisite leksnd.
For the drsl time IN Jefferson . ezEesr The
character OF Derrick Van Bsskman wss set
before the audience for what is - worth.
That capable and veteran actor Edwin
Massey was greeted with . storm Of hlsses-
whicn mexnt spplsuss-for the dsyliish
msanness with which he invested the
character. Emma Vaders was splendid
Gretchen. tiss Nay WOolcott al angelic
Asenie and the support was entirely sAtis
factory. Despite the storm the theatre
Was filled &c 0yerhowing.
The only attraction left for our theatre
gosEs Is w. J. Seaman who appears Monday
night.
The Creation" will have everything It's
own way on Tuesday evening. as there will
be no attraction ~ the theatre The sale oi
seats goss or steadily and there is but little
doubt the hall will be crowded. Mr.. fosdt.
In the beautiful arias. for the tenor voice
will be treat. The excellence Of this
| artist IL sitssted. by the tact that DC goes
| from Grand Rapids 10 Cincinnati 70 sing
part OF the Principal tenor roles al their
Immense May festival. Sd popular is MIR.
Ioedt in Cincinnati that be is engaged
every season by the festival committee
| Theo. Toedt has felegraphed the Oratoric
Society that he will arrive here on Monday
| afternoon 30 as to be in time for the fnal
| rehearsal that occurs Monday evening. The
musicians from both Detroit and Chicago
| will also be here Monday, including th,
| great abe player, James Bareither. The
conductor. Mr.. Morehead, requests thai
both the cnoras and orchestra will b,
promptly in their places at 7:30 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

The nsmmoth fsctofy aud palace cigar
EN- porium Of Gssrys hosDs & Co. SO Wood
wxra-sve. yesterday gave psssers-by 81 idea
Of their immense business. and Of tbsii
daily shipments. by reason of the bleekads
al the rear Of their establishment Several
express wagons Of the American and United
States con panies were loaded with pack.
ages, and two draylozds Of cases going by
freight were sent, destined for Boston,
Philsdelphia, Pawtueket. X. l.. Lincoln.
Neb., Eau Claire. Madison. Wis. Charlie.
City In. The foonug amounted to over
10000 cigars. which In one shipment to
foreign customers gives Q. fair idea OF the
houses constantly growing business. The
retail trade OF this hrin Is by far the largest
of sny cigar house ia Detroit. aad today no
more popular brands of cigars than the
Flor De Meebs." ben Hur," Record
Breakers" and Detroit 6lugkers," are To be
found in the market. All Michigan has
learned TO smoke them. aud each msEih
finds their sales up IN the millions. Ia al
other supplies for smokers the house IL re
cognized hssdq aartsrs. keeping constantly
on hand the most attractive lines in the
city. 0ne special feature Of the firms busi
ness is the care given to cleanliness al
through their great shops aud the personal
Supervision every article receives be
fore being placed before their thousands o.
PATRONS Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
POLICE AND FIRE.
All the Old Men Retainsd-Their DsnDer
sfio.s Devoid of Interest

All the Old Men Rstainsd-Their Dsdper-
stio.s Devoid of Interest
The last meeting of the Board of Police
and Fire Commissioners Was the first Of the
fiscal year. The only new member was
Adolph Leitslt, who vas duly recognized as
q member Of the body, and business was
proceeded with
zen. Israel @. Smith was re elected Super
intsndent Of Police. Superintendent Saith
recommended the rc-sppointmens Of the
different members Of the Police Department
"a at present constituted. and this was
adopted hy the Board.
B. f. AcReynolds. Secretary Of the
Board. vas also resppoiuted.
Applications for membership of the police
forcs we're 6led for ;. Irwin HorT and
Andrew 5trath.
Commissioners More and Leitslt were
appointed . committee to attend 20 the
animal reports Of the officers Of toe depart
ments
The Board appointed Saturday. May 10,
for q day IN which the difsr-rt departments
may oe reviewed by the Mayor. Common
CouaciL Board Of Pubic Works and city
officers. The review viii be held on Cam
pap square
RreSs8snt VASE. it . ssxpec5ed. ~ill an
nounce the sts1Siax committees for the
ensuing yesr AZ the uext meeting Of th-
Board. which vii be on Thursday Of next
week, Nay H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
A TREASURER'S cRooKEpNESs.

Charges Against Treasurer Royce of Will
limantic Savings Institute.
WILLIaAsTIc, Conn.,, May 10. - The
charge against Treasurer Royce, of the Will
lmsntic Savings Institute. who was arrested
yesterday. is that he appropriated, at differ
ent times during the past few months, $35.-
600 for the use Of Frank Frost formerly of
Barlow Bros. & Frost minstrels, tor which
Frost gave no security whatever. The banks
books show that Frost had q small account
of a few hundred dollars at the bank. and
suddenly large amounts appeared to his
credit and il is charged that Royce made
false entries to Frost's credit. and other
false entries showing that Frost had paid
back So. 900, when, in fact, Frost never
paid cent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

The Fortnightl7 Cab met on Thursday
evening a. the residsncs Of Rev. Mr.. Fluh-
rsr A saors. novel and entertaining prc-
CANINE on magazines was presented
PsDerS were presented hv several aaem bers
on snne of TIE ieadinr magazines Of he
dsv Mrs.. Joseph BiscoFn5 presented a
psoer en- TIE A4ssfic HsTsfAsy. Mss Fsia-
ner the Cratarp, Dr.. AcCoL .S--BarT.
Music va furnished ~ M Csnpsu. Mss
Bessie Walker. Mss Ad. Hunt and NJ.
W1rxhurE
The meeting vss heid on Thursday evan
irg instead cf Friday. vhich a the usual
time, ss MANY q TIE memcers wished 60
see Jefferson isst evening.
AZ . Sc houT the cias adjourned fsr the
loox vscsrien. snd III nos meet srsin an
81 FaiL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
He yyss Buried Yesterday.

Patrick FitzGerald, who died suddenly at
the Hansen House, was buried in Fulton
street cemetery yesterday morning. The
funeral was held under the auspices of Iron
Moulders' Union. No. 213, of this city, and
they are entitled to much credit for their
action and kindness in caring for and bury
ing his remains. Mrs. Mary Fisher, sister
of the deceased. was present at the funeral
and during her stay in the city, has been
entertained by Arthur Babcock and mother.
Rev. Charles Fluhrer conducted the
services
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Nellie Hoy eommencrd 6svc-ce suit r.
the Superior court yesterday. snd ssk-d
thst tse bcrcs q nnstrfmouy Be s.vsres
thst binds asr 70 Oven Hov sne e3sims
thst Oven bss sl~svs ahusssS her IN .
shsnsefal sassner. and thsf he hss hest Per
freosentiy. Tbs af-wsted csupie wen
married N Pert haren. July z ISs4 arf
Ifsrd together snui Nsr -. fssS ten
rcrsrT susuncff1E Vas iss1ea -<strxz0i Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Miss Myrtle Koon has returned from De-
tFoit.
Miss Anna Domains has returned from
Chicago.
Rev. Charles Fluhrer has returned from
q ies days visit IN Detroit
A. Woods lefs for Mt. Clemens ysster-
dag. for The benefit Of his health.
pr :. J. KOon. Of LISBON. attended the
kiD Van Winkls entertainment last night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Despite the heavy rain last night this
snnssment resort wss sgsin veil filed ~ith
srnsensut seekers. and ths entertainment
from the rising TO the fall of the curtain
v.s hrst-ci and neritorious. IL is "a.
best vsnseviiis shov ever given IN this
theatre everything II new bright snd at
trscuve. This afternoon grand matinee
vii - presented. giving tie entire pro
grsnre. and tonight vili positively 5s the
lsst opportunity TIE patrons Of this theatre
Vii have vi Messing the bsst show Of the
sa4sOu
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Fr~d ?. Asynsrd. sttornev fer sam y.
Clay. died ths petition ana fnformstion in
the nature of q g'so spaFasts With the County
Clerk iust before s o'clock last svsainz. A
summons vas issued a. ance returnabls
the moFnirg. The pspsr 6led cits- Mr.
Stuart ~ ceme before th~ court ard explain
whv he holds the odice Of Prosecuting
Attorney
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

TIE VII sf John ~ oven vas fled in
TIE Cirrnit Cours Yesterday. Tt rirrs bis
vss. ne s~ueft Of his iiss Insurance. unal
bis laughter Eta Jsne. 3 O. Whsr shs
hecornes Of sxr. II sne = unmarried. it
CO., 20 Der. rne bslance Of tie propersv
= IN - the willow. Amsnds Oven. The
vii VS. made n willisuspors. Pa. Nsrca
II fs-2 The wi8cw is asued as tie ex-
ernfrsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Auction sale of D. J. Evaps & Co. s stock,
commencing Wednesday, May s, this stock
will be sold without reserve at auction to
the highest bidder. Goods st private sale
during the day. Auction from 3 to 5 and
7:30 TO p. m. c. w. WATKIEs, Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
ouxhtGsn. Grants ARABIAN.

BEATRICE. Neb.. May 11.-Gen. S. w.
Colby. of this city, commander of the
Nebraska National Gusrd. has purchased of
u. 8. Grant. Jr., the Arabian stallion Lin
dentree an Arabian horse presented to Gen.
Grant in Constantinopie in 1879 by the
Sultan OF Turkey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
The Hou,s where Gran, Wa. Born,

Batavia, o.. May 1.-THE house in
which General Grant was born has been
leased by Col. Morton l.. Hawkins. ex-
sheriff of Hamilton county, and will be on
exhibition for one hundred days at the
approaching Ohio Centennial exposition in
Cincinnati.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

A young lady of seventeen summers
highly educated. refined. and of prepossess-
ing appearance. desires to form the ac-
quaintsnce of some nice young man, whom
she would advise, If troubled with dyspep-
sia to use that great blood purifier, Sulphui
Bitters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

DR.. L. Won Dolcke's celebrated Electric.
Turkish. Russian and MedIcaied Bathing
Psrlors are now open daily from a. m. TO
p. m. Physicians are invited 80 Cres-
cent-sve.. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Rensunbsr the auction sale every after
recn snd evening Of the glassware and
crockerv stock Of y. J. Evans & Co. IL
MorrOe-st Private ssiss ard Inspection
every forenoon. Priers away bsloT first
cost
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
RrDucrrox sa1x

Every sfternoos and evening of crocker7
ard glassware a. =. J. Ev.ns & Cos. IS
Mcuroe 81 Private saiss every iorsnoou-
Everything roes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

In ne snperiar Court Yesterday Sarah n.
Hdl commenced divorce procee.ii1 -
szsins \. e HgL Nr ard MrsL Hi
vsfe married IN Dorr. Nov. I. is65. and
fhey lived tezpther uufa fsS1 when hf.
Hil dessrfei as ~ife. They have one
shi,t. bev - veassel,1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Emperor of Brazil Ill.

MILAN. May 1.-THE Emperor of Brazil
has had relapse. he shows signs of neur-
alcic cerebral cengestion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

The greatest bargains OF the season In
table d,mask, napkins and towels, at Voigt,
Herpolsheimer Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Hotels and boarding houses can save
money by pricing our table linens, nap
kins and towels Special sale for two days.
VoIeT, HERPoLsHEIMER d Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Step in and price our table linens, nap.
kins and towels.
VoIGT, HRRroIsHEIMER d Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

To kilis rsf1. se refer - Salvation Oh. the
r-s-est e1re on esrth for pain- Prfce y 60
A 1rsrfer rf aoiisr viii purchase snV-
where o 5ottie II nr. Bats coaxh svrup.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Are you sick or feeling bad? Try All
Nations Remedy; it will satisfy you. Price
25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

u yen -snt LIE. Wealth ard Hsppsnsss.
uee Al Nstions ksre5T. Prioe = cezs2
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Now Is the time to save money on table
linens and towels. Special prices for two
days only.
VoIGT, HERpoLsHgrMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

M.k. Foruby, Io3 l6o1roest.. opens her
Ics Cream Pslloz fof The season today. HeT
telephone nunosr = eS7
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

A. p~reess sus-rfnx frora ssrk hss3scAe
snc deeiitv shenid rse Al Matters Eezz-
efV
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

eskFnef phsssz-xphs st g p~r sssss -
mmnz< sxnn sls~AA n>nrspA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

r rsu wanf Ice Cream delivered a. yo1r
hoass- ~ A. Fornbv. fa3 soarse-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Minister-Well. Bobby, do you think you
will be better little boy this year than you
were lsst2
Bobby (hopefully)-I think so, sir; be-
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparills last week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

VII - sr-rn ron nv rev Fountain fks,
serniax n. a. Fnnsv, os ksszs~a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Cut prices on towels. table linens and
napkins. Fridav and Saturday only, at
Voigt, Herpolshe;mer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
thho. n b4rIlNs
Manager Pepinsular Paper Box Co.

The undersigned begs to inform his Gus
toners and the general public that the Pc
ninsular Paper Box Company has gone out
of business, and that Chas. a. Distin, man
sger of that concern, has been engaged tt
fiji his old position as foreman of the Grano
Rapids Paper Box factory, where he will be
happy TO welcome his friends and custom
ers
All and any orders for paper boxes ofsny
size or description, and in any quantity
will receive prompt attention. Prices rea-
sonable, and all work guaranteed tirst-class
Yours truly,
w. w. HUELsTKR Prop,
G. Il. Paper Box Factory,
Telephone $50. IL Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
$500 PEg UoZF,

$o.OU fEk DULEN.
Cabinet Photos, finest finish, at Wvkes
gallery. IS Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
A DouBLE CARD.

The undersigned begs to inform hi,
friends and the public Ia general. that the
business of the Peninsular Paper Box Com
pany, formerly located at 80 and Al North
Div'sion-st., has been discontinued, and
that he has accepted bis old position as fore.
man in the Grand Rapids Paper Box fac
tory. IL Pearl-st. All those having favored
the "Peninsulsr" with ordsrs are kindly
asked to leave their future orders with the
Grand Rapids Paper Box factory.
Thanking my patrons for past favors. and
hoping TO greet them at his "old place."
am respectfully.
One n,ew,~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
MILK SHAKE.

MILK SHAKE.
All the rage at III. A. Formoy's, 1o3 Mon
roe-st.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-08-02
Doings OF a Mad Horse.

A small bay horse belonging to Hugh
Dolan, of Newark, N j peddler of
kerosene oil, went mad last week. On
Saturday the horse was unwilling to
travel and he refused to eat. Veterin-
ary Surgeon Vogt said the animals
trouble was with his kidneys. On Sum
day afternoon the horse seemed easier,
but developed a mania for biting.
Dolan had several narrow escapes, and
was once caught by the shoulder but
the skin was not broken. One morDs
ing Dolan took the horse out for exer-
else. Before leaving the stableyard the
animal made Il savage bite at him, but
he got behind a tree and escaped.
Doan next led the horse to water.
Suddenly the animal turned upon him
and, with a snort of rage, caught his
arm at the elbow The horse's strong
teeth tore the flesh from the arm nearly
to the wrist, and before he could escape
the wrist bones were crushed between
the Jaws of the horse, which made an
other lunge at Dolan, knocked him
down and then dashed up the street.
Dolan's wounds were cauterized by DR..
Robertson and his arm bound in splints.
While this was being done he drank a
large flask of brandy in order to counter
act the possible effects of poison from
the bite. In Ferry street the maddened
horse grabbed at everything within
reach, He rushed up to the horse
driven by Andrew Liebhauser, a baker,
and made vicious bite at its neck, but
by pulling the rein quickly Liebhauser
turned his horse and the jaws of Dolan' 5
horse closed only on the harness. The
brute then ran into Wall street and at
tempted to bite a man, who, by hard
running, escaped. Dashing back into
Ferry street it saw man standing on a
low stoop and made rusk for him.
The man did not see the approaching
animal, and in an instant might have
been bitten or trampled to death, but
lust as the horse was about too nab him
it stopped suddenly, leaped into the all
and with a piercing squeal fell down in
commissions. A few moments later II
expired and hundreds of people gather
ed around the body. Surgeon Vogt
made an examination and increased the
excitement of the onlookers by pro-
nouncing that the sufferings and actions
of the horse were caused by hydropho-
bia. Dolan cannot account for the
horse going mad. To his knowledge i
had not been bitten by dog, and itwa:
always an unusually gentle and ser
viceable animal.