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FNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
L I23 l4th st wv.


G23 l4th st NV.
open all summer (SuHilIer prices.D
Preparing tor COLI gc specially
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Also summer school IN Asbury Park. MIS- -dexth
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EDUCATIONAL.

WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 407 EAST
w Capitol ST.. opposite Capitol Hill P.O In success
fnl opeGatlon SINCE 1889, anu heartily Endorsed by
those who have Dtcn III attend1ncc. bookkeeping
business practice arithmetic, sp.d writing, grammar
correSpUndehce. spelling and typewTiting over 100
IN attendance last year Re-opens Sept =. Office open
for arrange Inents after Sept l. Annual Scholarship
S23. Typewritiug $40. Circulars.
au22-''u COURT r. WOOD. LIN, Principal
4 CADENY OF THE HOLY CROSS 1872 MASS
"A ave-, mparts thorough knowledge in English
Music and Art. Piano. viOli1 harp guitar and hanio
are taught. Languages, general vocal, drawing and
fancy work free. au22-tr
HONE FOR CHILDRFN-A LADY LIVING o
Illles from the city on the b and .. Il r. desires
10 take few children to train and educate Address
Box Az Star Office au22lt.
- HOR1IIASD
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dents. Sessions day and Students he ped to
positions. see descriptive pamphlet for tulI parlcu-
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ID County. Md, Prepares Boys for West FONT The
Naval Academy the Counting House ana the Farm
Session begins Sept. 10. j. ID. WARtIELD, AN.
au2l-
'CHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND
L Dental Departments OF Howard University viii
address C. b PIKVIS NJ d
au@O-toc1 Secretary Ills 18Th st. NV.
EMERSON INSTITUTE,
select Classical and Mathematical school for Young
Men and Boys begins its thirty ninth year Monday,
Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton Johns Hop
kns and other Colleges and unvers ties for Scien
tnc schools United States Military and Naval Acade
For particulars address
CHAs b. YOUNG.
AUSTIN Principal.
u OCk HILL COLLEGE.
lConducted by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools
Of =
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I'OR SALE-S5OO CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
L will buy Nice New Bay-window Brick; north
west nesr electric cars; rooms and bath hard wood
finish; u bargain at S4,JUO
au23-2t DAVID D. STONE SOC stuw
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10
y Ior Humanity.

The common lot is one OF 5 rrow say-at least =
the pes'im!s s. they who look at the worst SIDE,
Certain = W iat would otherwise b alright exist
ence. is often Swallowed by some ailment, that over.
hangs IL like a pail, obscuring rerpeiual'y the
radiance ihi, else would light the path. sutn an
s!lmeni, and a very common one, is nervousness,
in other wor's, " akness q the nervous System
a condition onl, iremediabla where in ileient or
imprOl sr u cans are taken 10 relieve II. The con-
current exp rience ofnervous people who have per.
s'stently used Hcstetters stomach Blttsrs is that
1t colquers entirely 5 psIscnsitiveness Of The
nerves. rs well ss oi-ease>-so-cllled-which are
invited ADD sustained by their chronic weakness.
As the nery 5 gain stamina from the gr at t1nic
he trouble disappears, Use the Bii,ers for ma.
aria, rheumatism, hiliousness, kidney troubles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

The ions of Veterans will hold y
camp fire In the Conrad building On
Wsshington's Birthday. February
10Th. The exercises, which are of q
patriotic order, will consist of speeche.
by local orators and others. The sub
stantial part Of the pro yranme will be
a pork and besns supper, cooked In
true army style. The whole 10 con-
cIude with a sheet and pillo w.cas,
party.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

The following are the committees
who were appointed on the masquer.
ade ball: Executive, Henry H;lburn,
y. G. Jeans, w. r. Graham; reception,
Lou 3 King, A. ]. Weight, q. w. Saw
age, Alex Gott, A. ID. McAusland.
floor, s. q. Jeans, l. G. Dear, w. 4,
Savage, Billy Gordon, J. II. Ray
decoration, ID. j. White. John Smith,
Robt. Terrence, Lou Bruning, Sam
Hilburn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Gov. Toole sent two messages 10 the
senate this morning. They were no.
read because Of the rebellious conduct
OF his paI,y's representatives. In the
senate In absenting themselves. I,
would appear to a nan up a tree that
there is a difference of opinion in the
democratic camp. The governor
seems to he Of the opinion that the
senate is an organized body.-Herald
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

A surprise party was given on Eddie
Hol, last evening by his many school
mates. The pleasure of the evening
were parlor games and dancing, which
was carried on till midnight. when
the party broke up, all having en-.
joyed themselve. immensely. Mrs.
Holt served refr shments, which were
eagerly devoured by the suTprisers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

l. certain If mfs nnb,e effort is made
to cure II cough by tie useof De Wits
Co Ugh and Coasumptirh Curc. This
remedy is core I and certain in lis
action and costs ia more than uureli-
allie preparations. Insist upon hav
ing Il. For sac by w. i. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Why d"u'y you curp that 60 lgh? De
Wits Cough aud CONSUMPTION Cure
will DO {. This remedy is positively
certain, prompt and thor ughly salts.
factory. If you have tried it you
know this s,at,m.ut' - he a fact-if
you have not you ar. doing. yourself
an iniu,tice. IL is soid by W. L. Saw
a,,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

The profits Of the Fort keogh Can
teen for The Oonth of December were
$500. This was the first month of It's
working, too. Much more is expected
this month. The benefit OF this sys.
tenn Is that the profits GO to the com
pany funds and gre used for the b.ne.
fit of the men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

We have opened u sales room In
Smith a. Haynes old stand and will
keep on hand everything in the hak.
cry line. We ask the patronage of all
the citizens. We will do our best ia
please. We are also selling The best
coal in the market.
NEW YORK BAKERY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

The ticke's for the Figeman's
MASQUERADE ball are now on sale, aud
can he procured foom any of the fire
men. The price Of admission is s.,
which includes admission for ladie,
and The supper.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

late the action Of your liver, kidneys
and bowels by using De Wits Sara.
parilla, an absolutely reliable blood
purifying remedy. For sale 10y W. L.
Savage, druggi L.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

John Kelly, of Fort KGogh. H..
been a%DI"lnI-d a colonel on the STAFF
OF Commander Chief Griflths, of the
Sons Of Veterans, WHO has h.s head
quar pis at Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Att especial meeting of the fire
company The committees on gymna-
scum aud dance reported. Other bu =
lues- o! Importance was transacted,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Dan Mclaughlin, bridge Inspector
OF this division, will resign his po.i-
ton here In y few day. 10 accept u
s'EIilri 'b on ia Montana division.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

The 20 IDS for the iiremen's IS n
scum have bs.n ordered and are
pected tn arrive here before the first of
npX' month.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Hoods sarsapari!la is II purely vege-
table preparation, being free from In
Juri"us ingredients. II is peculiar In
Its curative power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Yesterdays east bound train was
the first from that direction that has
been on time during the past week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Cleanse your breath with DE Witt's
Little Early Risers. For sale by w.
Z. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

lmpore ell wines and cordials for fam
NY use. Als' domestic wines of excel.
lent quality at rs lpw a figure as can
Ice EFF rdei. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Johnny Mclaughlin came up from
Glendive lest night to visit his many
friends in the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Get your masquerade suit made in
time, az II Ia less than two weeks be-
fore the arrival Of the date fixed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

THE LOWEST YET. Mems all natur-
al wool underwear for 81 a suit.
&. b. TOWERS Il Co. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

The young mems social club will
give the third. dance Of their winter
series ut the Conrad building this
evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

il. P.,ker, Of Eureka valley, was
i'm the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

It will be for the best interests Of all
desiring to purchase ans wines and
liquors to call upon Prof. Bach, who
has Just received Q nns line Of superior
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

A.. Laney, the Pumpkin creek sheep
man, arrived In the city yesterday
from the ranch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

SS5 guaranteed to cure la grippe
at Savsge's Drug Sore.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10
LOCAL 1T S.

Highest price paid for Furs at smith
& Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Pat Cummings was In the city yes
terday visiting old friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

w. b. Stone, of New York, Yves In
the metropolis yeste day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10
PROGRAMME.
Numbers I. 8 and 4 are new.
Advice.

Advice.
Keep your head cool-your feet
warm-your liver active, and trust In
God" was the advice Of q celebrated
physician TO . patient. You oau rsgu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Throw physics to the dogs and try
Billiards. port or sherry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Lew Gnffen arrived in the city yes
terday from Pumpkin creek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

John De Berg wss in the city yes
1terday from Forsyth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

DE Wits Little early Risers get
there. Sold at Sa-age's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

F. G. Anderson, of Minneapolis. ar
rived on last nights west bound train
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Savuge's SS5 is a sure cure for
coughs and cold-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Frank c. Robinson departed on yes
terday's train for 81. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

NJ. Bloomfield arrived In the city
last night from Powder river.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

| When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoris,
when abe was n Child. she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

W. u. Ellsworth, of Des Moines
arrived in the city last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

Take DE Wits Little Early Risers
For sale al Savage's drug store. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10
Lr,rE VIZ. cry saINe WEST.

LEAVE wrLEs CITY GoISG WEST.
60. /. Pacific Eypress.......,','-.''lli9 2 N
' B F,nr,s. / tclslt .... ................G 20 E.N
IL. fFplEh t s..s.H .sss Es..s s..'s.' ss's s's''srt0 80 4 v
LEAVE MILES CITY GOING EAST,
No. ?. Atlantic EGprsss.".""---""'al. "a &
" lf. ENprCss FTcisni.," ..,--.."'''-s - a w.
II Te1ght, ......,s.... d" -, ..'.. ..,."..'-"l w.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10

This evening the 22nd infantry
band, under the leadership Of Prof.
Reichardt, will present the following
programmeat the regular weekly con-
cert. The concert begins promptly at
1880 o'clock:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-10
aettPr Liar.

The following letters remsin un.
called for In the Miles City, M. r.,
p~Ostoffice, Jan. 8, 1859:
Coveney, FL Farmer, Miss LauIa
King. Joe Lawlis, Ben
Malone, Sam'l Porter, Thad
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
JOHN MCAUsLAND, p. M.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NORTHERN NEw.JERsEY COUNTIES.

oEANGE-w. II. wnslow, of 1o.r' River y. d.
has been appointed principal OF -. Marks fuohc
school, West orange school DISTRICT NO. ~ a' .
80, 81 =, ooo MIS- Matte Milford OF
ia orange Wanderers made an attempt to chmo tho
r,cic Rock IIill Yesterday on safety bicycle INC
,oa, Ia. never becu a,,On plished hy woman ana pV
t.,r mcu Mis-, Mulf)rd made brave attempt ana
c,rbcd within Gly fee: Of 'he top, when she str"ch
freshly - surface of loose stone ara was oohpeieu
IN ian she Will make another atc'pt % s''' -"
the g.ad is in better condition.
plAINFIELD.-The Plainncd High schooi a"a'"s
~ ho,or have been announced as follows; Inc hrh''
ro,n.;,ip prizes 10 Hattie King and Wesley riem nd
H. sulman mathenatic, prizes. 10 t. =; fc'lrS 80
Car,iinn = Randolph the Babcock EngAsh cVnPos,
tion awards TO Edith L. Gilbert ana ireueii'es eisi
Daboll the Troba-co history pflzc 10 E', rish the
Az Ln,an ain prizes 10 Grace Petrie ana iaihan
Larkin: the Alderman Greek pTilc, y" monitors of
Darby. delegation Of 10 ve'oitni i m nntertained
Winfeld scott Post Of Philadelphia WI ~ pron,t
bv Winfield scott Post. Of Plpiniei = "S Snosvvoma
ncnt GRAND Army men from New-i orh' fe'''ss '
and Ncw-Jer>cy will lie present Ia
pI~rIiERFORD About 800 tickets have been soiu SOU
.or thc lawn party Of the Guild o! Grace 'nmo r
the grounds Of +. A. Fletcher t0'nh-nu mc,irarv amc
will be devoted 10 tilng t1e % cnI ttended tie
Co.nc I Exercises Of the prnaY school Of Ditnc'
No 4O in Union Hall ycS;criay atcrho0n made
singing cali-thenc and kindergarten cNci'''0' ~
ND an interesting programme
pAsSAIC-Thc final tennis tournament IN 'lc scriE HI
Of the Inter town LeagIc OF Northern Ne" & as,i,
be PLAYED here DAY M on ,he being tie oritan
Field Club Of IiackcnSack, ana tle hlu1c""'' ~
GLIB. Of llohoblS A., -
ENGLEWCOD. The tablcaus given IN tne ic, Icw
Lyccum under the direction OF George & D. ycrc
drew a large audience. The proceeds, Wnicn Sy He,o
larcc were for the benefit of The Teancck Hu'u;H
school Among those Who t"pk pa1I nd Wiss
Latham. Miss Guthrie. Mr.. Mcconnell ana MISS
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
OTHER .STBURBAN TOWNS.
WrSTCUESTER COUNTY.

yoXKERS Joseph sweeney. millmar. early yes
tcrlav morning found the body OF man Nl's IVA,
,hc N,pp rlan.ave. arch of the a1ucdu't. IL '"o
policcman who discovered that the body Was '"'' VI
Thomas L. Torpey twenty three years on WV ~
fallen from the aqucduct, which i about 100 i'c'
rIr, vrhc,, # crosse, the Ncppcrlan River Coroner
,,i,cclI took charge of the body and had 1t rc'o'c'
., tho home Of the dead mans father. at 80 j. Soy
n,our. Robert Lynch. of 80 N' Garden ST. ~
Torpcy a, IL o'clock At night on the a1"edn't wiz"
ro,n started Tor home. 1ofpcy WAC 7''cr NJ" "'
mark, of violence found on him. \ 9"'''''
school rnion l,a, been organized with tir ioll""Ir
officers, Dr. FRANKLIN ,opcr. Of the First Prc>oyt'"in
,rcb prc,,dent. George I. Leeds. Of the Warbtr2h
,ycuu@ tap,t Church. secretary Mr. pattan. Oh @ Lns
First Methodist Church ir,arI nr,ii 'n' drnt
.I6hn poyie vice president, Walter G9m secr'tis r.
Joseph s,undcIs financial ,c,rclaFy M!I'"" J" A'''
treasurer. John Martin. sergeant ~ arms
NorXr VERNON Farnsworh Post has arranged
for The celebration Of the Fourth ~ july ~ -, a
hot Inc colors the town Nag pole at snnFIse;,
and At : A. m The post VIII assemble on The lawn II
rod' & 1G =, To- lTcn 10 The reading % the
p"rlar,tlon If Independence by Major Jane H.
Jcnc Jcnhs c"m%Eanys % new armoy wa, well nllci with
tlc friend, Of the corps l,,t nshl. a. q 1ocr EN
profc--or Julian jordan. \ good amount was raised
toward furnishing some Of III" room a. thc 2rino.y
i,,c hcor a,sirnt,. 10 spc,ialcs a, follows: General
consulting surgeon 4na phy,icar Dr. ": ,rnpp imp
hell disease, ~ chlfFfN Ut. T. = h'''"' '''' wv
and In. disease. Or H. 7. Howe.
WHITE PLAlN- The viii - NJ susan \. nam
,,o,i =, b,b ua- ,lr-t -tc! hv her two dlU-htcle has
ben admitted u probate Mr.. Hammond lcfi most
Of hey estate vaiu"i 81 $4,000. :" hrf -on 'harI'~
NAMARoNECG.- Tho haud-'m" row upc'a lIou,"
now luildn- J., nearly completed. Il viii seat nearly
800
PORT CuFSrTR.-pnccr- pcv1nucY ana fdr"rr
have arrested Edward nru SON y Jonah hr.it ana
william Merritt charge ~ rtNlht commit ~ soy
er-,l burclrio- and robhcrc, in the village. lsil ~
n, claminaron before Justice ,lar,han, 2dmitte'i
tlat Vorrtt entered and robbed the ~tlr, Of Morris
,co, about tvo weeks Wlbl" hc. HUti, Wt''hc1
ont de- The arrest - fhr-c youu- men 'au-'d zen
cral surprise. for they have b~n looked upon a.
honest.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
UUtr r7UhIYgS WILL DD ~ DAY.

The Second annual Eastern championship meeting
of the Amateur Athletic Union takes place at the
ground, Of the staten Island Athletic Club. LIVmg>ton
e. L. and .i draw largo attendance, If the weather
is favorable. The game, VIII start at : 80 p. IN.
ore of the chief features in athletes today will be
tlc Long Island Regatta Associations races at White
,tpuc l.. l.
rhc annual ladies day regatta of the Nassau Boat
Ciub viii take place on the Harlem.
The YonSor, CIuh and Wcstchc,ter whcclmcn will
have individual and team contests at Youhcrs.
The annual mcc; of the kincs tom"iy Whcclmcn at
Washington Iarh, Bgoohiyn, this afternoon promises
10 be- "a great su,cc.,. Race, To bcgin at p. III.
The EroOhiyn Canoe club will nave their annual
regatta.
AAonr 200 entrc, have been made for the games
Of tac LorlIIrd Athletic Cluh. to take place to-day
I'm Caledonia Park. Jersey Cty beginning at 3 =.
jerry keatng Tic Ta,,mc Athletic Club walker. will
show In the nile walk At these games
The all around inter branch hamplonshp meeting Of
The Young Men, Christian Association viii he held at
Mott Haven.
The game between the New York and Kinss County
Cricket clubs IN Prospect Park Will probably be
close one
Tie Amateur League will play against the Staten
Island Cricket Club at Livingston, :. l., beginning at
30 p. IN.
tn. Kings Coun,y will play second eleven
Of the Sew York, at Ccntrn! Park. beginning at p M
The Co,mop1ntans viii also play the cricket eleven
Of the New jersey Athletic cub Al Central Park gamo
started a p.
The Manhattan Cricket Cab team Will meet the
Bedford, at Prospect Park at = ?. H. aud an in
tere,t ting contest IS looked for
The tournament Of the orange Lawn Tennis Club
at Montro>c. y. j. viii be continued.
The rnam,nt ~ the Knlchcrbockcr Lawn Tennis
Club Will b. held at Flaibush. l.. |.
4 Tournament for ldic- only viii be played on the
courts the Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club at Ruthcr
fort. y j. day. Prizes Will b. civcn bv the pre,i
dent O the club. Anderson Price. Tic entries a,c as
follow Singles Misses &. Il. Dean. r.. 4. oaNcy
t. l.. HOLSTER l.. Parker, NJ f.. Jackson. pOuhlc>-
Misses 6. IS Dean and e.. T.. Holl,tcr. B. Parker
and T.. Il. Oakley.
The Triton Eoit CLUB has entered three crews for
the Fourth Of July regatta at fhladeiphia, double
A four cared gig. and iOuroire1 she'll crew.
Nicc-President swan. Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club. sails ior Europe today tho Auranil. y
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
IIlIAlIEliI

Commodore John McGONan is lying dangerously III
at his home ana ing 10 his aGvanccd age. eighty
five years IT feared that he cannot recover. Com
nlodOrc Mc,iOwan commanded the steamer star Of ihs
West when that vessel tired upon by the Conicd
cra, batteries in Charleston llar1Or ~ January ,56l
Ex rreeholdcr Robert nardi, was badly hurt yc7.
tcrday afternoon At Catcct by falling from scanold
at the COlwcll Iron Norl-. 10th lcgs were badly
spraincd md he also sustained internal injuries lie
was removed 10 the Elizabeth Hospital.
Andrew Mccran. thirty five. fatally in
iurcd yesterday the 81, works II tho Metro
poli,an Company 10y falling distance Of sXty-hrc
The accident caused 10y the breaking
rope attached to a loatswdlu'- char which he
sr, pended While making repairs to the frame Of one
u Tie bl. cash0ldcrs.
The closing exercises Of th. various public schools
we're held Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ORANGE.
EINAL MATCIE, IL II

FINAL MATCTE, ~ TIE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
The weather favorable Yesterday for the Or,ng'
tennis tournament and large crowd turaed out 10
witncs, the final machc, IN The first contest Wright
and Colgate ohtpaycd their opponent, of the first
round. tho ellison brothers. and. by winning. were
titled to play IN the hnal round The hLai match IN
singles between Wright and Gambler then began
and 10y Wright in tfc9 sets. Both players
did well back IN the court and many long and brilliant
ralc, resulted. Gambler piaJ Cd plucly and forced
hi, opponent 10 do his best. Fir hOnOr5 III the
mixed doubles were won bN tho New York pair. T. Il.
Pcr,iI, and Ni,, CahI who had opponents in the
nnal round =. ". Cclsato and Miss Colby. In The
adic, single, Nj. Fcll0wcs Morgan played strong
game acains, Mis- Cihll bat forced 10 succlunb
after a pretty contest. {. llOhar; and Y. g. Hall
were The winners o: fI-t place In tIo Icntlomcu',
dOuiIc-. I'm, afternoon Wright VIII meet Hobart for
the orange challcIrc cup. Appended are tl" sco:r,
MiHcd doullos nnli iolnd-R. Il. Pcrhins and MI,
Cahili boat =. v. Co,ntc and Ms Colby O. 90
Ladic, sinqlrs nnai-All,s Cahil boat MIS-. Fc'lowe,
Morgan. Ga, 6-i
t.cntlcn,us sn-lcs. Gnpl mai,h-A. J. Wright beat D.
W. Gambler G-l. G-3 u ;.
Doublcs ans-V Co., ifill and G. Hobart beat 4. l..
wrsLt and :. ". Coieatc G-3, %, Go
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TOo SCRTOTS A CASE FOR DIR. GIBIER

A probably typical case Of hydrophobin presented
itself 10 Dr. Gibcr the Pasteur Institute yesterday.
II was the case Of boy about twelve years Of ago
who was bitten fortnight ago by a dog that was
drowned before it had exhibited any symptoms Of tho
malady. Little notice taken Of the boys injuries
At the time lie bitten the right leg, the
wound being painful, though not uncOmmony serious
II pondcd 10 the usual treatment and in the course
Of time was completely healed. Early in the week
the lad began 10 show symptoms Of disease. and yes
terday when taken 10 DR. Cibcr he tainted. and had
,ronucnt attack, Of while undergoing cXamlna-
ton. DR. Gbicr. satisfied that the lad was In the
Incpient stage Of hydr)phoDia. refused to receive
him a. a patient believing that the one
too far advanced to hope for favorable proCnosis.