New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

and prav "Haye faith. Daniel had. Read the
XXIIId Psalm said the letter Another letter warned
him TO forbid flowers IN the hall because the odor would
be facilitating and also to sDun persons using perfumes
In the 10 en0on Dr. Gum proposed 10 DR.. Tanner to
allow the Neurological Society take exclusive charge
OF the watch simply allowing himself aud Dr. wark to
Wait the faster "a his physicians and friends But DIR.
Tanner preferred, the Bellevue men would continue
their watch TO have rs before Dr. Gum later la
the day embodied his proposition In letter addressed
to Dr. Harwood who represented the Neurological So
cley lie said that the eclectic physicians would with
draw altogether In favor of the regular professors
Privately DIR. Gum spoke as follows: Whatever we
do here will be open to suspicion because we ale
ecectcs bat after the of last night 1t is
evident that any blame should rest elsewhere than on
our shoulders am convinced that the Doctor will not
havc fair play He has been worried and bounded TIL 1t
as though an attempt were being made to cause
About the same time DR.. Jarvis, of the Neurological
Society. appeared with q letter OF withdrawal on the
p1ri Of the regulars" Matters had evidently come 10
crisis and seemed though Dr. Tanner was TO be left
the sole occupant OF Clarendon Hall Dr. Jarvis, how
ever failed 10 agree with DR. Bradeys suspicious OF the
night before anc said that so far as his knowledge
went Dr. Tanner had taken no food. ON DR. Jarvs,s
announcement OF withdrawal, Dr. Wilson cOmmuni-
Gated Dr. Tanner The Doctor rolled over on the
cot covered his face with ms hands aud burst into tear
pr Jarvis NOTICING Dr. Wilson'S hasty and
nos. spoke of this afterward as suspicious circum
stance" - ~ -,
was follows: - TIE so-called regular committee
consideration Of the meagre facllides ohered Tor
satisfactory watch DR.. Tanner have concluded to
with0raT thanking the Doctor lor the courtesy ne mas
shown the alopathic profession III extending them this
been unable TO start surveillance over Dr. Tanners
movements from the first OF his esolute undertaking
and in a more SYSTEMATIC manner. We also thank the
eclectic physicians for the kindness they have shown us
in permitting us to take par ID e IN win WIN
selected more appropriate place FOR making our oo-
On te rceeip, Of this letter the watchers
sanzed Several Of regulars" who had represented
the Neurological Society withdrew while Others re-
s; IinTs nuW Continued watch by regular
r,v clans n q eclecticS.
Withdrawal favor of the Neurological Society not
beng accepted, the Doctor induced to modify his
ccciscn and remain. 80 the u1 aud the lamb once
lay down together, and the rival SCHOOLS dweit IN
Toward noon Dr.. Tanner became calm and cheer
fu Al O'clock lac lay quietly sleeping on MS cot IN
the gSTP ny OF op enc widow Wskng h few
moments. and then was shaved Some one spoke OF Dr
Bradley finding water in the sponge why the fool y
exclaimed DR.. Tanner - he ought to have Known that
they al owed me water.
thing possible for DR. Tanner at this stage TO have taken
food He has got his stomach INTO suGh Gondlton
think So Doc,orl" turning to the fasting man 0f course
it would" said Dr. Tanner. why, tsJn IKE man
trying stop drnhlug. he takes illlle liquor he
gets the craving and Is gone. 80,
About3 p Dr.. Tanner returned TO the floor OF the
hall called for water several times but used II only
as a gargle. AboIt he walked out to the store AT
FnurtAave. and Twegteth-st and was wclgneu:
when he began was 157l2 pounds. the Doctor
walked brky along the street IN bis slippers carrying
a heavy cane. Three watchers closely followed nm.
About his temperature was found 10 nave
1902 while his pulse was ~ no strong bl even
ana regular Dr.. HarW God made eXcrlm ,nts late
in the afternoon wiki the dl namOmcter an ln-truitut
.or determining the C. amount OF muscular power
ihat can be cxerted. 1t WIS found thar Dr. Tanner
could exert pressure up to tho highest limit OF the in
s,ruInoni 1902. The muscular strength was found to
be about the same with the right ana
left hands None OF the physicians present
werC able 10 exert greater pressure. The
watchers Yesterday Drs. Wark, Sonar. Griswod,
james wilson Badnaln II. y. Punkeir. NJ Morrison. j.
william E.au /. dew. Wilde. DiEiels0n futile. eley
Whites ard WeStcOt.. About 10 p M Dr. Tanner I'M
dressed and retired to ms E.ml1cA coz, WnIcu wa
placed IL the bacOHy OF 1o large hall, near Tie window