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neither new startling: many ~ them have been ia
the American over twenty-five years; spelling,
lefter-vffLn0, reading from MAGAZINES aud papers
teaching hegiuness e. read. etc.
Mr. iamss blef statements are accepted by prOfes
sional educators ID The committeeman Introduces
changes bat does not carry them out" ca He rides
bis hobby" CD "NO intelligent direction l. given 10
the EXPENDITURES ~ the school tar. One-halfis iniu
diciOusly expended" ca If mills and fOnDdries vere
run ia this wa. You WOHd have very poor cloth aud
iron a high cost" 81 d" Tf eachIngl II Looked
upon = a bus ness or a knack" 81 " Education 10
science. and d be carried forward ~ special
ist-, and not eXperimcntcd on BY amafeur-' VIZ
truly yours. II. : JoNLs-
Erie, Penn. Oct. 2. 1879.
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SIR: In your article, a Revolution in
Quincy OF september Il YOU say: The town Quincy
Moss na- in the Last wears efrcted reform IN
primary education. which, Il ~ possible.
rriug point the reorganization % tue depiorabie
American - stem. The that similar revolution
ke- place 10 every town aud city. the better These
statements by FAR sweeping and deserve lttie
"a,iusuns" TIE editorial is based upon paper read
by C.aF.- r. Adams, jr.. before thr ASSOCIATION or
-crooi Committees aud superutenlents OF Norfolk
County object being 20 give deadly thrust a.
The 0a- ime committee system ~ MassacAus,tt and
-AoA tie necessity aud economy of -led -uperyi-ou
reforms that leading educators of the old Comm,n
s-a.th nave been battling Tor these many years aud
firy rrjocr tnai committeeman OK Mr. Adaus's stand
ing anG culture has .o the front aud addressed
words OF practical -en-e O. As brethren 10 ON e. As
or ~ wholesome instruction % the .ge-age committee
man under the old ~ srm tie paper - success bat
lie school meu Of country II" rey0lauOa" IN
II ory ss 10 p,rt4lncd 20 towns ike Qmucf that have
iaI.rn behind. no q, possible. something more
rlG % "a 1luil.f
TIE old.ry part ut tue paper cuumerAtth Tie re-
ioral Of the quincy school methods These are
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KINGSTON. y. y, Oct 1O.-Ihe Democratic
County Convention was HELD here Yesterday afternoon
and evening. FlI delegations from az the towns
were on hand, and lively times We're anticipated.
Kelly bolt WIS expected, and was perhaps. only
averted by the good o the Robinson men. whose
majority IN the convention small. An enthusiastic
regular" proposed cheers FOR Robinson. but was
promptly nut down BY several members jumping 10
Their feet aud assuring him that this not Robin
.on Convention" For the nomination for sheriff John
C. Horuhrck. Of WarWarsing WAS supposed D. The
OF The convention, 90 least 10 Was known hat
be- controlled majority OF the delelae-' but fer
era unsuccessful ballots Joseph H. Rlsey. % 5landa-
ken. Nominated. After this tut delegates were
tlrroughly uste aud she convention adjourned Tor
lliu.s Ou reas-enbilug David b. Ca-tree of SAUCER
ties " - nominated Tor tOuutf tlrra opposition o
ia der the prseat lnculuDeni. 1ld Nu-t-. o. New
40. - 40 Ta- fJrcld aside prudr utiAl
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
NOMINATIONS NOT RECEIVED.
TIE ALDERMEN ADJOURN WITHOUT PAYING ATTF


TIE ALDERMEN ADJOURN WITHOUT PAYING ATTFN-
Ton TO THEM.
The Aldermen yesterday held a special meeting
toeonsider the tax levy and some unfinished bust
ness. The report of the Finance Committee on the
tax levy fixed the rate at 2.5s. against 2.55 for
last year. and recommended the passage of an ordi
nance requiring the full collection Of the tax
SOS. 226. 99s 81. Tse subject laid over until
the next meeting. Some general orders" were
passed relating to repaving and other matters
Al hOugh II a spec al meeting, called TO trans
act certain business IN order that the time might
not he taken up IN discussing the Mayors nomina-
tious there was an attempt made 10 get the nomi-
ua' ions before tle Board. The Mayor said the law
made lao difference between special ana general
meetings. and he Therefore sent 20 President Mott
number If nominations. Ihev were withheld until
the Board GOT through the regular business when
Mr.. Mott presented - communication from the
Mayor" Alderman Roberts moved TO adjourn. and
the motion was promptly seconded. President Mott
began u address the Board on the importance of
receiving the Mayors communication. Alderman
Morris raj ed a point Of order that motion 10 adj
iOuru was not deDatahle aud President Mott Ge-
ciaTed himself out of order. and the motion 10 ad-
Iouru was carried. The board adjourned 10 meet
FRIDAY next.
received. The Mayor nominated Jacob -. Acker-
uiau, q Republican Of the lNtn Assembly District,
for Police COMMISSIONS, 10 succeed DE Aitt I.
Wheeler. The name Of ElwOod l.. ILorne, pre-
vOusy sent 10 the Board but not received. was not
sent IN again for Ponce Commissioner William ).
Kane. an ANTI IlMmany Democrat, was nominated
Tor txcise Commissioner. Mt. Name was hiade
Civil Justice a number of years ago, through the
influence OF Peter y. sweeney. Charles H.. W Il
i-id, a lawyer aud Democrat. and an eX-memher
IF Congress. was Nominated for All Excise Commits
aoucr john {. LimoecA, hepnnncal OF NE
Kiln Assembly District, Was nominated Tor an
txcisc Commas Oner
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To me "a Tar or me lrt NM.
SIR: There B. "a statement contained IN tie
'ast eftcr ofyour London corc>p outer., which IS ca-
cu.4-eI to convey an entirely erroneous impression IS
o. t.e q. auols wuicl TIE religious ,-ci, oi Lng1nd
bear rsch other and therefore ask .eavc to make
SHORE expnrauon. He says toast 90 wlicA the Arch
bishop of NorA responded. the banquet NJ tie
British Association at sheffield, Wa. The clergy and
ministers ~ ar ielommauon-." and Tie writer
roe. On % state, "Y0u have no established
church, and ys do not. an II you
60 DOT. know from what hcl-ht OF arlstocrsuo
ana l.-rtr.hcal prominence the clergy 81 En-and
look down on d.ss uters ~ al .ects. heard II
sacA a toa-- before" Your correspondent III. must
have attended few pub c DauqIefs IA Eagani, CO 10
would have heard hat toast very very often speak
ins from nay Own personal knowledge. Il has been
customary toast On such occasions for az least ten
years. ueafd Do proposed tbe meeting ". fhe brit sh
cati0rat Glasgow four OF years ago; the Slef-
Mold Cutters. Feast zone N the graude-t annual ban
Quet. England N l-1t 40 OtuqIs glyer o. Cen
Ne.sr- Bright and o. slstour 10 tue same city
BOO t---, Iui OF other occasions.
IN fact. DO NOT member the toast-l-t ~
a single punl'r banquet from wllrh 10 vas omitted.
heard responded tl Dt the Archbishop 4
canterbury. tAe Bishops % Exeter, Manchester aud
L chnrid ana other ecc esla-tlca dgultariv-, and
upon suca Occasions, in NJ same broad un,eciaran
spuIf a. chlracfefLed Dean -tau'ei addresses r
the d.--enrIg pulp.f- OF ths country. Dean STANLEY,
remember, once IN red The pulpit OF West
mnsf-r A1D-g dissenting minister and NJ u hy 10
uira.- only cnurchmaH no Eu-llnt Wuo can sympa-
thzr Nitl the Norris o. other denomluaiions. could
object is 20 show that the toa-t % which your cor
rt.pouasnt refers L. unusual one, although ne
may never have heard u such to - before Yours,
etc. ENGLi-H JoUASAIIsr
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endurance. The Rev. DR.. John Wesley Whitfield
Of Canastota. n. Y; the Rev. DR.. c. L. Prentss, ".
p. Garrison aud H. W. Msbie were present during
the day.
SELF-CONTROL OF A DYING PHYSICIAN.
DR.. Eugene Peugnet of Fordbam. WHIP was run
over the Harlem Railroad. the West Mount
Vernon Station, Thursday afternoon, died yester-
day morning. Both bis feet were cut Oh. On his
being removed from under the train it was found
that he was perfectly conscious, and he remained
until within fifteen minutes before his death.
He taken To smiths Hotel. near by. and di-
rected telegram 10 be sent 10 DIR. H. Is. Sands, OF
New-lOrk, asking hlm To come and amputate MS
hmhs. tie made nclsiOns in his arms and injected
with his own hands brandy and morphine into
them. with a view of cOunteractng the effects Of
the shock TO hIs system. lie also regulated
with his own hands the Hoses Of brandy and
ether necessary 10 alag MS tXcruciatiug
nam. tie conversed freely with hl, friends.
and remarked that he was past saving. lie
gave directions 10 the Rev. Father Coles
about his funeral. and spoke 10 his son youth OF
seventeen. IN regard 10 his future IN words that
moved All present to teams. The amputatIon of the
TWO limbs was begun about II p M. ANA concluded
shortly after midnight, the patient himself sgnfN-
inc az what points nc desired the amputitions TO be
made.
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FALSE ALARM OF IRE CAU,rs MUCH ALARM.
Jauitor SHES threw some waste paper INTO the
furnace at Grammar school No =, Yesterday. The
smoke. instead Of rising was blown 90 vn and made
10, way into thu girls play-room on tina ground
8oor. where six or seven hundred children were
gathered during the noon recess. The building
fronts On RivnCtou-st., but the entrance 60 tue
girlS department is on Rilgr-st Here some bows
who saw the smoke and wele Ignorant OF IFS cause,
started the CIV Of IRE. The children III mass
rushed toward the door, where they were met by a
thrDng 81 excited mothers from the vicinity, Who
added 20 the confusion by their cries and Wild de-
mauds for their little ones The teachers who knew
the cause u the false made prompt efforts 20
check the senseless fright. and succeeded before II
had developed into panic. Some boys on the stairs
had taken up the crJ aad spread alarm through TIE
building.
In the grammar department on the upper door
were mans boys and girls. but So thoroughly were
they under the control of those of their teach r. VINO
were present that they remained quietly II thor
cltss-roOms until the excitement was over. Inc
primary class pupils were marched 20 their rooms
IA quickly as possible. and recItations were re-
sumed as n nothing had happened. 40 one was
hurt. The fright was greater IN the street than m
tho school. some time elapslug before Tie frantic
mothers could De- Gained with the Assurance tAat
tie alarm false.
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The Executive Committee OF the Irving Hall
democracy met ia-t ctel..- Peter Bowr IN the chair
Tie comn4tf.c Oh primary elections framed call,
which was Adopted t-af AL ID mocr4ss favor OF the
e.cilOu of Llcu- b. ~ he Demo
cratic state ticket should meet October 20, 10
elect delegates 10 county convention 10 be
held ~ Living Hall October -. The con-
vruron- O. nominate aldermen viii be- held
October -; fle Jurrit conventions October =,
tc A..-n ll cn-v ifrl- October -, AID Tue s-LAtu
c.nN .uiluD- pDf1h. z "a
Jo4u fox ol rnt q um.ffce ~ Fifteen, Teporvi the
r-uIr OF r recent conference Wru lue stale Con L-
-. iir .At Proposed iA1 shol assist iu the
e.f Vi f.eict lr Odd ~ Governor Robin
.fn hv selecting three dr gates ifonl each Arscinb
ID -fr.rt. hu -4trIu nr lrru- ? u ID moe ats Yet
NOT lfuners either ~ Irtiu- hal or Ii.utuAn5. to
fo.f tlr L. inln-,u DrHucflf.r organization 81 fur
cay Of Negfnrk. IL nave charge Oi boxes Oh eieelon
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- esrB-CoNNIIrEEs , ID woRK.

4 Ronlv~oN SUBCOMMITTEE ~ ITS TRAVELS
so1EHN1Y ASSURING TIE COUNTRY DEMOCRATS
THAT THERE l. SOlH-NG ~ THE KELLY MovI-
MEM.
Iron AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
CooPERsTOwN, y. Y, oct 9.-At the con-
vcutlon I'd nom maze County officers, winch held
here to-day. of tne sluc'mmt seat ont 1y tie
l. ,b.asou state Committee DUB S-v-Yor1 made its ap-
pearauce Perhaps some description ~ It's method OF
operations will bee of interest.
Judge Glbraith the head of the subcommittee. was
introduced 20 the convention. which wac sugalary
auathetic a. a gentleman who would tell " fhe dele
gates from town-" AL about the Kelly movement.
Judge OF brith then stated that az hist Relys friends
claimed 10000 votes ia New-York Cry tben 10 vas
10000 then 10000 aud now there Isn't one Of hem
who really believes be VII have 10000. Very few oi
these are men VI prominence. There desrrrrs FROM
his camp ever, day and his organization Is being rap
idly di,nteerated. De vii Dee entirely broken mp when
The Nev-York County ticket Dr. nominated. II Ii hi-
policy 10 get strength New-York By telling how
strong be IS 10 tie country and Ia the country DE-
SENDS out word regarding H. strength in the city.
Tli- talk mere boastfIues and you ought % know
u up here iu the country. The are With Robin
SOU Here thecouventon 'or The trst time INDUCED n
cheer and amid the con 'uson NJ Samuel T. Benedict
OF Aonectady vas Introduced. IL said. 10 substance
" our mission 0t inquiry. WHAT are you going 20
DO n this county, What'- rle condition ~ the Green
bach vote; o. thc Prohibition vote of the R~puD can
voi,f our duty q g-t loi OF THESE facts and -o inn
press upon you al the 4lif or tor.l-lH or-hnlL NJ
iii Joseph l. nee. Deputy state Il-a,ure acc uin
or THE -uu-comniite- NJ II uce made 10 REMARKS Tue
convention proceeded 20 business.
anre II wa announced taaf tie -l- uit re- would
k 10 confer Wit Tue various delegates or a many NJ
rho lower tier ~ chars belonging poo the jury uni %
them were brought TIE delegates one oT one. Delegate
after delegate came forward aud took ais seat I'D
The witness clalr Improvi-rd tor thIs occasion
Many " them spoke y,ry low. -cloo. Commissioners
d 7.
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Or Henry c. s.mms. one of the Brooklyn Coro-
ners. said yesterday thar on Thursday Ir. N7cAol,
the Registrar Of Wal statistics. had shown HIN 40
amended certificate % death furnished by Dr. Guy
in the ease of the late George A. Gardiner n which
Dr. Gus stated the cause of death Go le sePic1mla
resulting from the Treatment OF tooth WITH
arsenic. Or. SImms said. however. that Ae had ro
intention oi taking ans action lu tlr c>e. lie did
not believe tina, Mr. Gardiner, d 'at4 Vas caused ny
poisoning. ~ d.. Waters. the Boston dentist. uul
cenied mat he made Use II arsenic treating the
tooth and DR.. Mary ID, of brookyu found go trace
OF arsenic l the tooth lftne friends OF Tie deceased
man shorll now make AFFIDAVIT thar 10 The best ~
their belle Mr. Gardiner died from alseulcal pois-
ouiug The Coroner said he would then feel lusilird
IN LAYING fae facf- Def IRE the DsfrctAu0ruey, AMI
v-oU-d be- guided bv his advice. Personally he did
not feel Ike taking the responsibility ~ e4Anmll =
the body aud making a chemical anaut -is I" c.
fertulue whether or not there poison ~ The lis
sues a. the expense would be- nearly 5000. besiae-
If the arsenic was administered n Boston, IL W"u4d
not be " hin hi. Jurisdiction 20 ascertain All the
facrs in TIE
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NOR POLITICAL REDUCTIONS.

II having been asserted that the Dock Com
Ial.s!oueIs uad reduced the pay ot four -maoses
he hope creating vacancies ia thr interest OF Anti
T4lnmauy. Commissioner Wand, rroel said yesterday
fnat The statement false, aud that he depart nrn
the interest ct auf party pr facfu. A.
Ell Mu.uay au-auf much ui the time. Do Vs.
agreed % pas nrl 80 instead ~ -l.UUO a
ycar. Ine iau.trr-s ceivtug 80 week for oLt
hour OH DAY. Ait 4sr wages We're reduced
o. - a week. A mr--s ger nuo Sizes unable Go work
more han Ual tne time VIM 5000 y.4I, aAl
Lis "a arv reduced o. - day Tho collector
receiving 81 900 year. aut Nis cut down 20 ssJO
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THE TRIBUTE 10 sLNAToR WAGNER.

llE ! klhl r ~ ~lNAlOk " ATNEN.
The Refusal ~ THE DEMOCRATS TO NOMINATE A
CANDIDATE AGAINST HIN - HE sENAIoRs
RECORD.
To the Edtt0r or Tn, Tribune
SIR: However many assurances the Repub-
leans u our stare are possession ~ with reference
the Of their state ck,t t more graIfying
% those who hope flr wiser aud more economic adj
nlListrai on OF orr state Government 90 boz able
point positive pos TONS II strength aud in
THIS great commol wealth. Among su.h il,y4t-Dle
proofs OF Republican Triumph j. that found IN the
NNTIlh senate District senator Wlsrrr- old blftlc-
ground Tie district comprises the Clunte. of sara
toga. Schenectady Montgomery Fulton and Hamilton.
and. THE TRIBrss has for cgnr consecutive
year, been very acc-pthy represented in the senate
b. NJ wagner ably and ast-faci ory mas boz served
The and his large constituent, tlat the Democrats
In con veufion 10 schenectady last week Resolved 20
make ao nomination against Am. The fa.4ey ~ stem
otherwise than tlis they iid not fil o. regard aud
vcr. 0uf-ros ~ u l1ig hrs urOou-. term
the -.unrr fo proved satisfactory TO fAtn Close
20 Doe may a lIs Interests to fI. greatest rl-
road f.ii fI+ -f-fr, go remains nr hll 20
act ld rerF BOO tt fu crest " such corpora
tlou ro tAD Il triuful ~ ric people.
l- conf l"lf- fne people WHO hLuN llm beet -cpCse
.n am : r0f I4he Oh bc abused. ana -O lpu- 80
rran4i free from rrrof Do ntT to-day THIS
Of Poe Iri perhaps other higher DOL fe cOlltis 4
state. ulII. iie i- q thorough -lulfe
man. WAC believes that America B.. land in which suc-
u.l distinction. social ilcr nor differences
llrfu p4-f fIr L.ll az trne Llrr -rtAE-
TX .ls u poe. Uul Ot i.nr a44 -rslt t4ul. tf
Amsterdam, y l., OCT. :. l-sJ. e.. Il. 2
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MRS. cHIsoLMs THRILLING NARRATIVE.

To ths Ed,t0r Of The TrtOnas.
SIR: God be praised not for the fact. but
thai ine td fact Kemper County. Mia. Ia. ivcn
Ne i've, -rriug. vital Issue Tor lssO aud which
every honest. conscientious Democrat. Republican.
Gfc-nhac ser and Temperance man can unite. Mrs.
Cnisolus thrilling narrative surpasses ANYTHING have
ever read this vii not al parties. thea
have failed utterly the moral character
your LKrRA
Lei us allegiance al minor questions until this
most important justice and ueicy settled
lie brock Tor the Nations fufure prosperity. I Waa
amofx the nr.f second Mr. GfrrloYs amnesty views,
bui must confess kruper County, hest ciNzrls' are
loo mul4 Tor mr-lnuchty 10 oucl uiuo0l LANDED
fra.tor. would be TREASON 10 the world / tle
vlous qussuul. ia tlls cUAh co, aud that OelrI
W.oIfOrd tue foGg with The testimony q
ur tfia corrubOratilg tie narrative uf Mr-. thisuu
AID t. The uarratNc anu give 10 Tie people. and II
any marble monuments 10 DE- erected, To ner-
10. tuAic hcrorm n4rlfy aud virtue, Cornell Culs0ln
should have the highest ani her noble mofh.r tho
usxf. H. ID. PIAaIY.
Orego. sept %. 1879
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The working members OF the Robinson
Comm ttee 30 thc James Hotel arc very busy men,.
and b. tlrous oi visitor. during e day i- not 80
A. o interfere with wOrs but n tAe evening tAe local
politicians flock 90 tAc large. cheerful pa.ior md
Tie time Of Tie Committee officers Is consumed
mainly ln consultations. The Chairman u the Execu-
tive Committee Mr. Fowler. opened and replied % a
very large ma yesterday. TIE -ecretary, Nj. Lamont
rays thar more work 0e.u- done tnan 10y any Demo
cratic state Committee IN number ~ years. The mem
ters ~ the Committee say that they receive very little
Information or discussions ia tAe Democratic ranks
Tl,y hear OF % few K-ly ur-ton, but ~ rule
their adv'ccs from l parts ~ Tie state are very ED
rnHrs .iuC fu tnrm
g. srksol y. p ter Will address a massmeeting a.
IoIr p-Ie tins evening Speaker Randall Gnd Ken
ali OnrfIfn v i n ar tlr principal speeches Al tAr
ma--iucct rIOhiYn on Tuesday evening --naIo
Herman Wl.l speaa b .A4O ou Thursday. hemlera 81
tne COMMITTEE liu-n assertion that AL the tatho
l- Democrats VII vote Tor JOnu Kelly. Many strong
,pr.hers w4O HAl stump tie STATE Tor Robinson are
taihDllrr.
Among the callers m the evening Was Henry A. 1ilden.
81 -W.Lt bauou. youu-er alC taller man than lls
Ui0;ntgtAc csuullIts of Iramercf Park
II-MAyu Mlck.um present On fAe evening, having
returned from DAVIS visit Go Putnam County he
SUBCOMMITTEE OF Five appointed py the AntIuumany
Committee Df frcu % name Ten men ib each Assembly
D--Tct form tne nucleus II l. nus0n Gu met 20
O'Clock and accomplished more than half It's work Which
Will be- completed To-day.
4 uc runOl Mr Inrn writing letter rrnuunc-
ID claims g. f.e frf-id uflai nomination IN l-~u,
receives crelencl among Mr. Ildeus friends ht Tie
=. JsIics Hotel
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A. BromAerr.r. % broker az 40. II Wall
ST. and No y broadway who Was aceus-
toned to exclaug money for immigrants ais-
appeared about year ago leaving cb-s
of about so. 600 Many If bis creditors were inn
migrants who had leli money with him on deposit.
YESTERDAY a widow aad Ter child appeared before
SUPERINTENDENT Jackson. nj Castle Garden. and said
that Brombe berger had swindi-d her ont of $40
She first came here from Ireland n l~63, and fier
living IN Indianapolis untl JAS, september
concluded 70 return To- Ireland with her hl band
and child on account If ID health. pom arriving
i'm rms cry they Went 20 board 40 Foley Hotel
IN West-sr. Learning thar She wanted 10 OBJ
fsru a draft in exchange Tor American gold
Foley advised her % - 60 bIomDer- cE ana
sent a man with hc4. Upon arriving AID llcl 4ud tle
draft which was drawn 0n the Ulster bfnsln-
Company. Of Dublin. wl. protested. mo- money ptinI
Seoosited 20 rhe credit of Bromberrer. her hB--
band died about six months ago and she concluded
70 sell all oil her personal property ana return u
NeT-l ORR ia hopes Of recovering suiAe OF Aei
money.
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.AFALsE CHARGE OF PLAGIARISM

T. Paris letter, I'D recent number ot The LoH.s-
rIs Medical Ners Professor Chaycat is represented
A. charging Dr. ". A. Hammond with plagiarism.
i was stated that Dr. HlAmond-tLe name was
not used bat be- was plainly the person referred 10
had reproduced CAarc'ts Illustrations I'D de-
scription- In work upon th diseases II tbe nervous
system without acknowledging their origin.
When inquiry Was made by TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday. Dr. Hammond said; "As soon as saw
the article wrote TO Professor Charc1t asking hm
II he had made of the EXPRESSIONS atirDu.ed To
lm. Here ls an extract from the letter: IL YOU
dil make those remarks, allow NE 90 observe mat
You said what Was false; and not only tAGt. but
Won perpetraved social outrage for wlch there u
10 excuse. II. however. You cl n0r express your
SELF as reported. as / ,tIou XIV believe you equally
with NE arc interested iu exposing tAe malicious
infermeGdler who has distorted your expressions.
] write Therefore 90 request au authoritative deciar-
aon Oh the subject The letter states that express
credit Is gwen IN NY work 70 Professor Charcots
illustrations and those taken from other authors
ror only u the list of Illustrations but n the let or
press itself. The work u which these plates alpe.r
h. been recently translated into French oy tlelu
al Professor Cudrcot. and j. used jon li1lrnt own
uupil-. he translator credits the plates ln e
Same Wav Tor this and 0-ler reason, fuIit be-
leve that Professor OLArcot alt uot slt W Ia- d,
alleged. intend - pio1c tie matter % Tie Bot
TOM
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day They had not any idea OF interfering IN local
matters. but suggested that there were Two DEMO
cratic county tickets in the field there should be two
state tickets with the candidates OF each county
ticket Against tins suggestion there was strong pro-
Union next Friay evening. when the State COMMITTEE
will he askcd to be present 10 recognize the claims OF
Irving Hail.
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