The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-11
INTELLIG EN CE.
TIME H0ITNG MEDICOS.
OppOsisI!snn & tRseTssc Ess9e 70 ApsenS the Clinics.

OppOson s"..ss sSs 'Snss.
CO. ,Ss dsre-up 90 use vulgarism) OF last
sHav slnSs the little world composed OF the students
attendanItsy uPf Of Pennsyivanla and the Jefferson
ucdical college has been laboring nnder i.a wnat
might pTGpetI pdpstISps % have been held committees ap-
UNITED and consultations held, wnlcn nave Ie-
suited merely in the S 81 any or Se Clinics
90 which females are allowed admlttance Io.uay
calm appears sr to hsye set and % her %
aTrics with It much greater force than the Wlndy
ontpourings Of Monday and Tuesday ..,
The Young men are not disposed to treat the ladies'
unfairly neither do they desire to insult their feel
nrs in any way but base their objections TO their
nat many cases Of interest to them professionally
cannot be brought forward on account OF the pre-
sepce of females 1t is true the ladies say that they
go not wish to attend when there are Objectionable
cases. but, argue the young men, at times there Is
no teng gg5ryard T6oy do not object to the females
on account or through fear of competition but on
the contrary are Wiling tnat t1ey s sna nave the
them as much as possible; but they do strenuously
object to the mixture Of the sexes
versiy students, this MS morning, morning, he informed
SigHies sggs until Hi the matsr is definitely settled and
led us to believe thsG the faculty Of Jefferson Col
lege was about to take some action but visit paid
that body reveesed the fact that they are not dis
posed to move in the matter just yet They wish to
let it develep still further. These gentlemen also
state thqt sey are disposed to place any barriers
IN the way of the ladies' but they 10 not conscen-
tiously think that The thing will work. They are in
the females to attend clinics OF their own separately
They alege that in many cases the natural modesty
of the patients prevents them from presenting them
selves before female stude,ts; and they argue that
The females are wrong in their persistency.
SO far as consultations assistance in any other
form is desired, they feel sure tlat the young mep
will aid the ladies so far as in them lies the power;
but the mixing OF the sexes q, clinics they hold IS
leeteriOOs to both psstles, apd can never be sac
cassfuly accomplished
THE EMPIRE PASSENGER RAILwAY.--Our readers
doubtless reEemser the Qassage Of u bill ty our
a certain set of individuals to lay passenger railway
tracks upon 1.-THE only two remaining streets OF any
caused De little amount of talk Smongs' our cit-
&ens mSsy'of vHhom objected to the munopolzing
of the s5 5eess%3et forth in the Bill nancy, Twelfth
and SiXeceltk streets No further aCticn however,
was taken, and the sratter was alowe, to lie dor
nant sntl q day or tsyo ago, VIXEN the depostng of
ties reils etc, along Sixteenth street led the rest
dents there0f to believe that the WORK about to
commence, and il this Judgment they were right.
This morn Dg o free of ab0est one hundred men,
arned with picks axes shoTels, etc, commenced
tearing ul SiXtee2th street in the neghbOrhocG OF
Scutheneet anG from the force employed doubtless
aConsiderable p9rton of the TOsl will be buns be
tore the severit OF the winter causes suspension
a. operations,
tCgpps AND y The blra, ground OF the First
GERMAN Reformed Church. located on Cherry street
west of Nineteenth, is aboutto be sold The process
OF dtsinternn ent will commerce immedlatels;
Our hve-y-stable men are expecting good sleigh
ing this winter, and are making preparations ac'
<oordingly.
Arch stresf is rapidly approaching completion.
-One eh ire section Of the Caowhll Street mar.
The Ehiladelphla Skating Rink Association is
closing its affairs.
-Sweso cider is pleRtiful, owing to the immense
TR m III Of professional plckpockets was made
, Yesterday
The medical students wage an anti-woman war.
The season OF mi1Ce-meat has arrived.
ABaginess along the river front is brisk.
PPoDUCE BROKER IN TROUBLE.-Gllbert Bulson
produce commission broker, doing business at No
M South Delaware avenue was before United
states Commissioner H.bler today, on charge OF
carrying on the bssiness without license. The
prosecution is brought at the instance OF the Pro-
duee Dealers Association, and the arrest was made
by Deputy Collector James n. kerns Testimony
ives produced thai the prisoner had not taken out
Assembly, and that he had purchased goods which
he had shipped to other cities After the testimony
had been taken the Commissioner discovered that
there could oc no criminal prosecution brought in
ihis case and he decided that suit would have to
be brought for she penalty, which Is from $40 to $780,
The prisoner was then discharged
sAIEMADE BY NJ THOMAS 4 SONS tins day, at the
u. S. Arsenal; GTay,s Ferry road E
SOe0wooen blankets, at S2Cg21O each.
12.e00 (balance), at 81 81 each.
300 privates' uniform coats, at 81 lO@l'2O each.
A4,90O, (balance), at SlO51G each.
1000 great coats at s. O5 each.
$4,000 pairs stockings, ranging from l6ai to l7c
9o6O nairs trowsers at roms2 OSk to s2IOsper pair
together with o. large lot of shelter tents cuttings
burlaps, old rope, etc, amounting III all 10 over
.Sl2e,Q00.
SUDDEN DEATH.-IIenry Montgomery, the gar
Slener at the Amshouse, died suddenly last evening
AS he expired withina few hours after having taken
"a dose of medicine ii Is supposed That he had sWa
lowed some poisonous compound in mistake.
Coroner Taylor investigated the case, and found
that the deceased had been i'll the habit OF going
intO one of the wards of the Almshouse and taking
rGincture Of ginger Yesterday he went into the
room, and, complaining Of feeling unwell, took
down bottle of carboc acid in mistake for the
Hrger, and swallowed dose. In ten minutes there
after he was dead. This is the first recorded Of
death from carbolic acid.
MONEY DRAWER ROBBED--R. A. Hance is the
Reeser of drug store at No. I29 Arch street. Yes
teTday afternoon two men came In and, while pric-
ing certain articles third entered, who purchased
some licOrice. He retired, and fourth came in auG
also Invested in licOrce lie left, and was followed
by tho two first named. Last evening Mr.. IancG
discovered that his drawer had been empted OF about
$40 the absence of which he charged to the account
OF the four men, but unfortunately Tor him. they
had got beyond his reach
Non ,COMPOs MENTIs.-AbOut 80 O'Clock this
morning the attention Of the watchman at the Mar
ket street ferries on the Delaware was attracted tC
an individual who was endeayoring to Chamber over
the fence. The individual was discovered to be
SabQring under the influence of whisky and on being
questioned kliccoughed out that he resided in West
Philadelphia and wanted TO get on the bridge to go
over the river. As he in the wrong locality he
was taken to Walnut street car and sent home.
THROWN FROM A SCAFFoLD-At Q O'Clock this
morning serious accident occurred at the store of
Wenderoth, Taylor Brown, No. 914 Chestnut street
A workman employed on the repairs now being MAD dq
in the store was thrown from scaflod ana sua.
tained fracture OF leg and other Injuries Ills
wants were promptly attended to, and lie was re.