The New York herald., 1871-11-30
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. Ia, 1871.

q desire
published in a New York journal, with regard to
me management OF the so-caled Eclectic Medical
College OF Pennsylvania, 5l4 Pine street, Phlladel.
phia. your representative called at the institution
IN Wednesday monring last and inquired for DR.. J.
Dunbar Hyton, one OF the prominent members OF
he faculty. Dr. Hylton with '.y'' was not IN, and
seated myself and studied the pleasing physiog-
aomy OF Dr. Buchanan the secretary, who was busiy
Engaged IN answering the voluminous correspond
snce that the morning mall had brought In. Or.
might be designated handsome were 1t
not for the fact that his thick and sensual lips
detract somewhat from the "Grecan chiSel-
ling" deemed necessary to perfect contour OF
Me mouth. The Doctor lives pretty WELL as Is
by the fat and "nuny" cheeks and gene.
raj heaviness IN his motions. A duh. treacnerous
eye which occasional attempt al a smile fails to
relieve OF its leaden. lack-lustre expression. may
Also be set down another unfortunate accident Of
birth that would probably initiate against him in
the estimation OF an intelligent observer; yet Bu-
chanan Is keen, just the man for the position he so
ably fills. While awaited Hylons coming young
man entered with bond, which he wished Bu-
chanan to sign for MIN. From the glance got at
believe II was some kind OF q street car conduc-
tors uond, or something connected with street car
business. The young man mad received a position
On some OF the city lines ana he de-
The willy secretary looked II over carefully
and concluded after much silent thought that
upon the whole he wouldn't do 1t. 'Lets see your
bond,n SAID DR.. BIsscll, VINO entered wnHe the
young man waited; 'Oh. that's 1t, Is itY III sign
Snat They all know me. All right. WIN you lad
dressing the HERALD reperlcr) be kind enough TO
witness my signature yn or course compiled, and
She young man departed.
HYLToN THEN ENTERED TIE OFFICE,
leading little girl-hls daughter propaDy-and 1
introduced myself as HERALD CORE 5pondent and
desired 10 know what, If nytning, lie had 10 say
touching the recent publications rejecting on the
college. AT this the three surrounded me ana be-
gan to explain, each in his own peculiar, ana may
add, original manner. Hyltons eyebrows are every
thin," and his general make up seedy. While he
sal taking ms clothes were not half fastened on his
huge and numbering frame, yet ne was not aware
that he was presenting grotcsquc appearance.
THE CONVERSATION.
Dr. BUCHANAN-We have thought the whole thing
was lnstlgated by one Paine who runs institu-
zion at Ninth and Locust Streets III this city. II
should say the institution Is illegally conducted the
public would Immediately say jealousy was at the
bottom Of IT; therefore, we Will not say anything,
eitLer Tor against Dr. Paine. He was formerly
connected with this college and left II. Since then
he has done everything IN his power to iEJure us.
DR.. BIssELL-ies, 1t must be Paine who started
II. DR.. Buchanan, however, KNOWS more OF the mat
ter than either one OF US.
DR.. BucHANAS-l win nrst show you copy OF our
charter taking up q volume, probably a prospectus
or something OF the Kind, and pointing out q copy
Of the charter OF the colleges and viii then, having
satisfied you that we are regularly and lawfully or
TO ExrIAIN,
as understand II, the present ISLANDER" on our
institution.
AS informed you, Paine has done everything in
his power to injure us. Well he knows that the
Eclectic College in Iwcniy-sixth street, IN New
York, Is partly owned by parties interested in the
zy10une and doubtless rejecting that jea.ousy OF
Philadelphia Institutions would show Itself In due
time, and To protect himself and carry GU his cher
asned scneme OF vituperation against our nstilu-
Hon, "put up job" as II Is vul.arly called TO in
ture The repors III the Tribune are The result
OF MS RneSsS. Win regard TO the tribune Itself,
have only TO say thar It's agent III this city called
and
TRIED TO BLACKMA1L Us
by Offering TO suppress the article OF the 10th inst.
for s4oa replied by ordering him out OF The
Onicc.
CoEREsrospENr--wln you give me Jour written
oath 10 inat enectf
CounhsroNplSr-DlI Doctors Bisscn anu Hylton
ovcrhcar your conversation Win the i9t0ute a.eutl
Di. DISABILITIES, slr, | ala.
Dr. uNI1oN-And
CoEREs oSpENT-Wrl you both give your af1,da.
Wits tbat you know II 10 ne True thai the raOuae
agent olefci 10 suppress the article Tor 500.
botnwe wlli, anu VIII scud The alliiavits up
Shis afternoon.
COUPLE or AFfIDAyiTs.
0n my arrival home ID the evening the afldavits
were awali NJ me, copies Of whch are hereto an.
neAeu. lhe Originals are also lorwaIued ~ ine
AERALD omce:-
buchanan NJ. r.. Who ceposss ,ha, John /.
sna Tue agent Of We New orr Iene called On him AMI
any article, buchanan ia .Gs
s day HS. h na tia. is. % @ . @
shanan - sesretry q tae taeny Of the Lccctic Mecal
yvanis- Furthermore ths dsponsn, ..y, MOI.
SeI. A. D. le7L J. p. DELANEY, Alderman.
Personally appeared before Inc John Dunbar Hyiton,
- D. Professor Of Coemsuy Ia me Eclectic Medcal Col
81 rSysco9 s Eeecte ns Me. coess Of II rsnnsyya
:s a 90 o. asGss sn .ns s . sf s
sepooen aud represented hm.e 70 be Inc agent OF the
publish anything re.tive TIE sale diplomas 10 tho
"a sss soh m = se Nv n raass Of s en-, IN,
Az, va. ~ .aeSa.n. 10 ,Se pne4is o. an alee o. .,
sbon, the 25,b Ay Of October aa ana urherm?s the de-
poDenis say not Duhbhk uYLIoN.
Sworn and subsrbei before mo ths loih day OF Norem
her, itII-J II. DILANEY. Alderman.
II Is TO be hoped tnat although the above aflida.
WITS were really aud regularly sworn 10 before an
Alderman of rhlla lcipna no one VIII be innocent
4
hJye means vf knowing mat MI Gerow mas never
been near thcir unlce. Wnen they l1uI med me OF
IN. attempted DacNinail asked them II IT was hlr
lefow who came ~ sec them. lheS d!d mol know,
lui said II The IriOalr agent au,l TINS Is prob
Ably what led them " put Mr. GeroH's name IN.
SECOND ihIEKyIEw.
Accompanying the ainidyts was notc, written
In pencil piaDk card. ASKING me 10 call IN tho
morning, at nlDe NOW, thought l. comes the
reward OF the righteous. Yesterday morning at
nine O'clock found al tae once. Bl-sc was
present, but not alone. woman busly en-
eaged dustng the olllce anu putting Things 10
rl2hts-
.'Good morning, Doctor said l. "Did you wish
70 see me about anything particular -
Bliss EI.i,-Onl good MORNING Sit DOWN. Lectures
have Just begnn. Won't you walk In Don't care
foI tneln clY Well SIT doSn,
seated my SELF and awaited DEVELOPMENTS Putting
his hand ms lace, as u 10 cover even The alnI
index Of his thoughts, he smiled cunning siui e.
and, quietly uncoyeing, remarked, II was taxing
~ BnchanaIl anJ we tuought-nem-lnal ts--we
concluded that possibly yuu-you might-tnat wnat
you published III behalf or the Institution we might
MAZE 1T WORM SOMETHING TO YoU.u