New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
TOpICS FROM THREE CITIES.
BOSTON,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

iry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE'l
Bcsrox, May 1o.-It is ebb tide with the lewks,
,rrv scandal. Another week ike the past Will
Lave puter high and dry. The counsel lot the de
s.ac, ha, handsomely fulfilled the promises made
~ his opeulng one week ago. Young DR.. Dixwelrs
q ono or 800 pauper babies year cut mp az the
IrarvarA Medical School have dwndled to half
,o1en mon strosites las medical men tern them To-
ceived in as many years and these hot al lioiI
1.evksbury and DR.. DixwelPs sanity ana genci a.
,,nstworthiness have been called IN question: ~
tors and professors OF anatomy do not GU up O"Os
.'1 10 not want them. as babies bones and muscles
are useless for demonstration. Inc ie'o ,r,,i"h
tails ot the aissectng room tables and pains "'0n
' no otb,,,yise are all that Butler has lett oil
this part of his Tewksbury sehS"''0
above making the most OF these'
Tho very languid interest which the pupiic iero
,s.o,ne To feel IN the whole matter Las uo' o'0"
mas - IN, any other incident OF Bntlersh
.n.,h noting and the Legislature for want OF one
aI;onrned over in the middle of the week to next
49,, of,o, satisfactorily showing that Butter
-. obse,t fro,o the state when he vetoed the oaie
,auosit COMPANY bin to spite Colonel Henry Lee
q, hon, he has haG quarrel ever Slhce inc u"S
-, cov,rnor Andrew, on whose staf COlohel Leo
served during the war.
Ma
marty of the Har, ard overseers which 1aVors s'us
rovsroor Rutler the Harvard L. d. Judge Hoar
ION the other side Oh this question and is sad 10
Ia Having no stone unturned 10 prevent the degree
noinc scattered A refusal TO receive 1t IS what 10
,oost drr.1ed by tho university authorities. INC
,To,tar i to he pasSed upon on Wednesday next.
,Gvelv feeling has been aroused OF late over an
issue more than two hundred years old, namely inc
Of no T,
welrs new book on the Quaker side OF the
oon,roversv throwing a pitiless light on the
wlippings brandings and hangings oil quaker men
nd women which New-England historians have
beretoore touched as lightly possible Is followed
-, hv Whttier's fiery lyric in The atlantic Mohhty
describing the whipping of three women at the
tail of the cart Srom Dover, y. H., 10 SALISBURY
Mass. The Massachusetts, Historical SocletV'
close and conservative corporation OF scholars W
which men like Wendell Phillips have never h'u
admittancc. is the object of attack IN this matter
volumiuous series of interviews with leading
Penubcans the State published here develops only
the not altogether unheard of theory that The tarl
and Civil Service Reform will be prominent issues III
1881. and that the Republican party has iortu-
nate position with regard TO both. AS TO butter
chances for another year tho wisest are at Sea.
This is the fact
law Gould's blackbaliing by the Eastern Yacht
Climb was only what might have been expected
Ton, this exclusive coterie Of old Boston families
rbe final cessation of the trains of the Massa-
chusetts Genital Railroad, an utterly supernuous
enterprise which has S7,OOD.Ooo in running
track through some old pastures oil MASSACHUSETTS
hardly created a ripple on the surface vi AFFAIRS
Gustave Kobbe's learned lectures on Wagner ana
Max Bruchs conducting of his Lay OF the Ben
a Ceci Ia concert have been the art events OF the
week. Bruch's visits to Boston have been ciowded
with many social honorS.