The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
STUDENTS MAKING TROUBLE.
INIERRUPTTNG q LECTURE WITH CAVE
RIPPING IND C1TCiLLS.
Erttre Freedom OF Speech on 10th sides
Iibernii.n Uooted at-One student GRANT
ed I.ibcrty to speak-Two Youths In Ce,is.

students took p,i "session OF the rear Oi w.
turc room. They were al armed with canes.
When Dr. y. B Footc Jr son Of Il specialist
Of the same name. who hns figured rather dis
agrccably In the United States courts. was in
trOduccI as the lecturer Of the evening, ironical
cheers broke from the students. and they
tlumped their canes against the floor. At every
pause in the address the cheers and the thumps
wcrc renewed.
Let the gentlemen with sticks 90 outside"
one member suggested.
And put the sticks in their pocket" the Rev.
Mr.. Mccarthy shouted Justify.
Some few went out and began TO sing to n
popular air the words: First in war; first In
peace. and first in the hearts Of his country
men,
When Or. Footc finished his discourse the
shouting and hootng recommended.
Mr. McCarty then took the floor and said:
The ricdi al profess ion live on Diseases which
are induced 10y it- mode Of practice" His voice
WIS drowned in a storm Of Kisses. When II
could y, heard again he was saving: :" l have
the pleasure Of addr, --ing mon who are learn
ne'to get a license to murder mcn--" Again
his voice became inau lihlc The students had
had just uit, rcd the prophecy. " Well the times
sonin.:,-.' when Times up." was shouted
" I've only spoken four minutes" Mr.. Nc
Cnrthy rNpo-tulat,d Il.
The Chairman nj first insisted he had spoken
ton. hut ilnnlly allowed HIM TO continue.
BY this time the students had recovered from
their hoarsencss and the groaning wis begun
The Chairman .thcn put the motion proposed
BY an Indignant Liberal: " The policemen will
clear the room of students who do not sit down.
IL II carri"lY'
A laundering Aye" was the answer Of the
students who. had sHt down with on" accord.
Tho doors were now slammed shut amid tu-
muituous cheering. AMI when the police tried
10 open them they were fastened.
Mr.. Mccarthy confined: IAN the ills nesh
= heir to M" supcrndueed 10y the adminis,fa-
linb. dnG, duh. dub. dub trqmpcd body Of
students up tho stairs outside tho lecfur" room
tu the third story. 4 crash of glass and crock
cry In The story below followed when they
=" sunoIin@gred by the administration OF
drugs. Mr.. Mccarthy repeated
student wearing glasses arose and shouted
an-ri,y. Are We medical men supposed to
have any rights here in our own buildfngY"
-, You are II you behave yourself voice
ri W. we a, are. the mgdcal IN, man GcniIpued
g h. ga last Friday and this other doctori
don't knt is name-pcrmiitcd to insult us"
:, 1t ihc man come To the platform and say
his sny.' somebody suggested.
1t is moved said the Chairman. that the
c?uresieS Of tle iloor ," extended to this gem
tl.nnn. ID that sour p'"asure|
Aye. aye was shouted in answer.
platform. and said; II merely wish 10 enter
been utirrod against the medical profession.
WHICH, nse any 9,ner lmpr9p9r langunge
should not be- permitted In tins hall. Then he
took his sout
Mr.. mccarthy again made nm effort to bo
grea,c.t evil that afllirs humanity" when he
was Obliged I, resume hi- scat. where he began
Thr-r times throc choers and tiger were
now heard from the students outside. \ rush
was lnud' Tor the 'iu'rs. which wcrc forced
op"n. 4 motion was hudr e. adjourn. which
WAS carried. nnd then. when Mr.. VI M'Carthy ex-
claimed. lnt OF h9l- must not be- allowed to
A perfect Babcl now existed ON the ,tnir- and
In the entry. in the midst OF which an officer mr.
rested student On complnint Of DR.. Gum.
tn" crowd croan'd. DIR. Gum disappeared
tate his complaint he could not be- found. The
arrested student was released. The clamor
aro-c again louder than before All attempts to
Gr,an, for the Liberal Club" were given with
a Will. and the canes dd loud serv-
Prr-ontly an angry looking man rush
.i out oi The lcclure-room. and pointing
on rr AL, ,lr,ssed forced his way into the crowd
aud -cil"d ,le student drsignntcd. Threc other
oill~rs lrli in his rrar with the complainant.
nud the line OF march was taken M to the
Twenty second street police station. The stu
dents formed behind, md nearly hundred
ing The AZ w9-lprcsentyi hanged To March
ing thnroIgn in 0s2rS'a Dr. o nnnn was lead-
Dr. johnson. and the students began to march
10 the tattoo, Of Quinn. Gum. Gunn-Gunn.
Gnnn.' As they marched the street gamiu- be-
gan To throw stones AT the students who were
overiurning ash barrels on the curh-oncs.
AT tna police station. the crowd blocked the
street in 'front.' and all the strength Of six police
on was necessary to clos. the doors n,,nin-t
the sind'nis. only three stulonis. who cliinlod
t. hc witnesses. IN" prisoner. complainant. DR..
Gum, and Dr johnson, were admitted.
Can't. 'linrhy asked what the prisoner was
The cnmpainnnt. who cnve his nnmc ~
Jnmrs l.. "hin"y. suid that the Prisoners
crime was making disturbance in the hull
AMI exciting cthrr- tn do -o.
nr johnson nddrd eNcitclly: "Thcy held a
meeting ths nioruIng--an old graduate told me
sn-i2 devise II tlhh ior creating this disturb
Thrrrlsoncr. who .sqid that his nomc wa- F.
Joseph Luinlun rrid thnt he had only Ju-t en-
red the ilull when b" was arrested.
Can't. Chnrhy nev,rlhnlr-s decided to hold
him and question Wesley Swan. one of the
three with '-- =. who WIS worry unexpectedly
accused hy pr johnson of bnini, tho ringlrn,icr
in the disturbance. The two cuprts were
Thetwo other Witnesses went ont to get coff,c
aud "ys"r- fer ihcir irlcni~ hui hoior' leaving
the n"iehh!Ihnud thoy told of their fatr IT, the
crowd TINT had been rnmoring outside Then
the siudrn'- aenin formed IN procession. and
muT 'hrd hA rs tN the college.
In thn interval the Iihcrnl Clubs discussion
Ind been pro'rrling unmul strd The return
Of lh' STUDENT, eli'wliyIN rnI amend t2 further
into the hnll. DR.. Ouun mounted thr rlStrum,
ard snil' , Gentlemen. was edurnted at the
1t is half past tin nm I must put out the
loighis. interrupted the Janiior
nr. Guun gave place tn Glen. Sogcl who
talked for half nm hour. rhrntl' muitor again
tried to pat ont the lights. hut was prevented.
and "A nrrrc-lookng student with short red hair
rnpprd On tho Presidents desk and called
"Ordor."
l.~t the mcmhcrs Of the Tibrrnl club be
thrown out ~ suggested the siu tent Nuh gln-s -,
whu hll SPOKEN Ia the beginning # th"cVcning.
Mr. MeCnrhv refused to go. lie stood drn-
ant. while the students gathered ihroatcnmgly
arpunI him. Final J wh,n II WIS explained
that the meeting about to he held WIS III rrirr-
rrre Ia tho urrr r-ird students, le consented to
20. Dr. foolr. the lecturer of ulr evening,
would ngi rrtirct, somebody called Quack -
and told him t. 80 Foot it,
Dr. Henry the srli-rl.trd chairman. called
the nl'ntinE 10 ori,r. and "a committee, reported
lhal they bad inicr.,odod with Superinr'nlont
Nnlng for thor Imprisoned comrli"s, hut
without suor"es. II WIS voted 10 take
M "A collection 10 provide tine prisoners
whh supper. onnlmilir" WIS appointed
to wait ON Justice MnrrNv i'm his hoUsr, and nm-
other to uitond thorourt in the morning in ht'-
huli of the prisoners. II WA. thon voted a. hold
anoouns ihis mornnT e. request tho, iucu'N
t. rrius' ~" IdlwrHl Cml the u,' ul the Aall.
At II +. NJ tnr lights were put out and tho
meeting was ended.
4 strange Rrscnc from Drowning.