New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17
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THE TRICK OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS.
40 DISORDER AT TIE MEETING or THE LIBERAL
CLUB, But A STORM OF sNEEZlNG AND Cough
ISG-rnE SPEAKERS STRUGGLE yAINLY TO
BE HEARD-FIFTY POLICEMEN KEEP TIE PEACE.
All the warllke preparations with which the
students Of the College OF Physicians and Surgeons and
the members OF the Liberal Club have been br.sting
during the past week came to comparatively peaceful
end last night The attendance the meeting u the
club was larger, perhaps, than II before. IL
was composed OF two or three hundred students.
a few women and the members OF the club.
The students were from the College OF Ply
sicians and Surgeons. Bellevue and the other
medical colleges OF the city and they laughed and smoked
IN the vestlbue the stairs and they walked aud
OF the building but IN the meeting proper there
real disturbance. Captain Cnchy, Of the Eighteenth
Precinct, with nearly nfty policemen had very tran
QUILTING effect upon the young In each aisle stood
six gigantic padded FORMS with clubs at their sides The
rest OF the platoon distributed through the audience,
the stairs and the sidewalk
Al meeting OF the students at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, Professor J. G.. Curtis secretary Of the
faculty a'ed that the faculty compelled 20 allow
the Liberal club occupy the until che lease
PRED. but then the meetings OF the club
in the building would be discontinued. He assured
the students tnat the members Of the faculty we're
indignant they the utterances ~
tne speakers OF the club hut requested the OF the
STATIONS letter from J. X. H. Wilcox, member Of
the Liberal Cub, was read 70 the students. lie
stated that the club not responsible for tie
remarks made recently 10 which the students oheoed
The letter was looked upon by the students an apology
from the club. Tie various committees appointed by
the students DISCHARGED The officials the club
emphaticay declared last night in private conversation
that Mr.. Wilcox had no authority 70 write such aetter,
wilson Mcdonald presided AZ tho neefnr Of the Climb
in evening After declaring that freedom Of speech
ought 20 prevail everywhere, aud that &c must 20 all
events Doe allowed IN the Liberal Club, De introduced
as
" The X cent Discovery OF the Remains OF Christopher
Columbus"
Tle speaker was greeted with a hearty round u ap-
pause emphasized by great deal OF stamping This
followed immediately boy gigantic aud cough from
the centre OF the house and these were echoed moment
LATER from al parts OF the Before the General had
fairly begun his statement that bones were important
pecally baeS-oones, nearly every Que Of the audi
ence Was sLeeLhS Or cOu=nlng or Wpns ms nose Tie
crt was OUT Inc Mi,ceNeus students had scattered
cayenne pepper literally over tie hoor confident that 70
would raise an uproa hich even me polee coud not
qutll, and IN Wuch tAe mehOeis OF the Liberal CiaD
would be PfePans as sy . as any 10, be-s .,
as the audience paused oeei7lohdAy 10 "pr ls ping
eyes. some or tie points tAus spa n0dcdLy gathered
were as follows: Ladies aud gentlemen
bones are al. m pieces. MS blackstone Wnich
Is now I'D a uttll box, l6 inches Authentic
,-t 80 ~ Do.o7iS I, A' ~. ri1 " NH ,b IN
mains of his son Jac A. late AS seventeen
Inscriptions were &" D. de IA per- oiie,' wLicn
mea- > The medical men might know how long
sometimes chicken bones and rabbit
mixed up want t-ree things 20 olild monument
ton gentlemen aud ladies' Great ap-
he cassion OF the subject being now In Order Mr.
smith arose, and from The motion OBJ his Dps, Do vas ey-
the reporter, VINO sat on ne opposite side or me
room, tHdt be making some remarks TIE nr,J audi
pe b Sun, ons realia5 iurine re internal OF
qui-t from audience, Then let's have lt' Mr. -m ia
S i Ie aid will a Iot u s.yqcs vi,h b.adseons
ana cane. - Here TIE char, aud not tine sueezul
declared Out OF order ana he SAT- down in DISGUST Mr.
I \ d A. D. u i