New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

,uptcd by any such You cannot tS an. me know
what they were about -, .ho ohoir.
DIR. H. F. White was interrupted by tho cnnlu Weu
R,ah hnu a", sold he. although you are an OLD
Friend of m,re and we were born aud reared - tns
one ward, Fll appeal from your dec,sc%n' sSinnd '
Npg%sf p Mhe-iiI submit to The majority, but they're
wrong AL tho same. lRcnewed lansher.l
Professor J. c. Dalton moved that the whole cues ,,
tion Of furhcr discussion of the matter be '9u m On
tlTe fable Not alone were they satisfied my t w. o
heyed DR. Barker was too with the spienuma yas
OF the committee. Applause ih0
passed. and then Dr. Barker said; -,...,,,,r
II was no, my intention take any part nnr s
and quietly throughout tho whoie 0t STd heartily ap-
prove the sentiments of Professor Dal,o fnr Them
Academy has done all ,hat i Is heir reputation
10 do ANYTHING under the impulse oi am
,no~cSrc i'm thorough accord with the succession n'
Mi further discussion Of the matter nc OH % Wy IL.
i%ewise T. be- Uaughtcrl The Academy now icso,hJ M
the scientific work which twas enea:ed IN Of the
medical profession. Rcnowod langh'eFI
After Dr. Barkers address there were nrlot rTa. as
tine proceedings and then an au!ouruIVinosr to
taken. This was the signal for the mchucls mch,n, ~
gather around the President and shower .hoir
iations upon him before they dispersed ior 'hoN
''"'''' TEXT OF ryv CHARGES.
Amended will be found in full the CHARGE ana
Academy hostile to its pre- sideit;
voh.,,, tr,ns,nit to the Ncy.Yorl Academy of Mcdi
cine in accordaucc with Article NlN.o 'hg tios
The Academy The following Sna,g' o tbr aiS 5icmy
, n, Wrdicnc has violated section of \r-
tsie XIV oi Inc byaw- the Academy Which en- c%
q" 1t shall hc charecable ohcnc1 h charactcr of the
any act which unfayorably ahee's INC '"'''''N
medicnl profession . ,s,t or nj
spcciacaiion lon about January d. H't rrdyce T co
some date later than January L. ls3l NC sn" .iuotIrc
Harkcr Ld with his own hand, hscitc IN 'hc
Book Of Tic academy the sc'e ,hc e,c of si the said
Toriyce baker not being at that time or al any so'
qesi ie ion ON or about thc 4h day Of October
1850 the said Forlyc Barker Wl reSlSse&. & II. r f he
CIV ara comfy Of NcwYor at h was q; III
medicine Of Paris of the date OF j. tnI @ lime
RarIcr not being at that time or al ANY Subsequent ~
Ar,,r,ton 3rhat on divers occasions and in diyers
l u, , -,',c ~ NewYork the said rordycc Barker
g. red medicine in violation or ch"pler 90 "a ~
LsMs % 80 ." THAI ON or about tie lth day OF 0oo-
bcr $50 the said Fordyce Brher 9i 'li ,'a.e an
c M smyth Commissioner Of Deeds ana % Vau ~ IL II re-
affidavit thai inc. Fosdyce Barker ~ me yea" viinc
seiyed dyo"a fHc1 aIoc ny further Saws that by
thory OF said dYllma he has be"n pr'clNin ,,.it
lie year y J. and taat NM, IA m nm portioT of sec
tn , .l,auftr 5l3. of the Laws ~ i0-V "%n, % -,
sSS ver5 by oaih or affirm iiion, before peTs@Pn son
duly oualic 10 adminl-icr oAih~ Hle' '., M ,rc.Scr
sSc6 authority ny diploma or ,; ms a ia tt fG ii'e
the ana ~ whom granted. Nl,n ,. G H. n5n,hncni
ALL sill ect the ailiant 10 CONVICTION an" p'i''
for ptriurg." ,.-..o o,,or,a aud .nocif-
e.,,n. .h. hc referred by tie Academy 10 ine a.
tes ON icl Ethics according 60 tie prov >iolS ~
fele XIV Of the bylaws and that the shu
g dlv i,ive@fe the aid charge and Specification, J,
an Shall report tie ,sion thereon 10 e N.,1 , m
stated meeting The subscribers also pdi tlt W ,, ,H ~
above - appear before the society oi Med' ~ ~
sul,por. the clar-c and spec ctcai lnlis ha' -, ~!
nrs'st To;,lycc Barker ther Win papers
INV "i'''' Fpw .ED :. i. ARNOLD l. d.
MATHIS BpLENtN, NJ ID.
AT>vf< Fi!NT, J;., ND
: = PURIIT, VI. ID
e. : WOOD. NJ ID.
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