New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15
BOSTON,.
MUNICIPAL- SOCIAL 49, WOMEN DOCTORS -
JOHN BROWN.

MJNlClPAL- SOCIAL - OMEN OOC1Oho-
JOHN BROWN.
frp0M An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BosroN, June 14-National politics since the
excitement attending tac nomination at Chicago have
dwarfcd the municipal situation which however, con-
tnucs to be a firm deadlock. The Mayor shows as little
inclination to yield the Common Council having had
some printed slips with the nominations which they Keep
rejecting of for Ito save BIN the trouble OF
writing them ont over and AS the City Council
will soon adjourn for the the deadlock bids fair
To last the reform Mayors out bat with no material
injury or serious to anybody except the
nun oilers They bothered to get their licenses
signed and when they signed they have the sigma
tmCs O only two Police Commissioners, whereas three
IS the lawful numberl If the Mayor should conclude
these lie worthy OF his signature the Citizens Law and
Order League might decide assail them not valid
The League has plenty OF legal talent and funds to carry
on its work OF worrying the retailers OF liquor Michael
W. Cunnih. who aspres 70 be the John Kelly OF Boston,
been hauled over tho Goals on technical grounds by
the League the dismissal OF his in one
court The pontw he tested in another court Of
the same degree Meanwhile the outraged" boss is bring
ing sensational suits for damages against the League and
the individual members and officers thereof that Will
probably amount TO nothing.
This years point of interest in Harvard Commence
ment will be the decision OF the moOtcd question OF abO
shng custom OF comforting the degree OF LII d. upon
the Governor OF Massachusetts, for the time being This
the time Twas voted by the Oycrsccrs to refuse tho de-
gree to Governor Butler n the adjustment OF the Gus
tom Is decrccd the year following that marked exception
to the ancient rule Will take away dch Of the sting Of
that rebuff
The incoming class at the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology will be very large one probably not less
than go in number This is nearly up to the Harvard
University of class and suggests the gain Of the in
sttulion I'm prestige since the ncumbcncy OF General
A Will a. III
the literary education OF Harvard the sclcn tc training
of be Institute OF Technology gaining great vogue in
Institutes graduates are generally engaged immediately
having received aJ their studies practical manual drill
i'm workshops wei the theoretical education and arc
lyscattcrcd through the Western mines and the work
NJ the new railroads In the Northwest ana southwest ana
Mexico
The attempt to set back the drift Of the Orthodox Con
cregatDnal body toward the beralized creed OF the
now condcded to be al failure Not less wclldeHned
the imposslby OF the formation OF new sect of the
with its election OF the few and the total dannaton of
the many. The strong ministers holding out Tor the Ola
narrow dogmatsn finding themselves In the position
Of able generals without armies and concluding that
clergy is not possible without lmty
The victory of the women doctors over the predlces
and excusiyeness Of the Massachusetts Medical Society
or rather OF its Council FOR the society has been for their
admission for number OF years put has never had the
chance vote the qucston-S me event OF Inc week
II achieved IN an appcasrom hel decision oil the
chair against taking up the matter in the meeting
Hereafter woman doctor WIN the requisite Iuac-
ons by study training can be refused any honor or
consult with a woman doctor duly accredited The re-
naming relies of tire old discrimination and disabilities
mpo.ed on women i'm the medical school lectures and
amnatons degrees In Harvard University must give
way after this break.
The militia encamped at birmingham had steady
succession OF cold rainy days, but rewarded by
magnificent afternoon yesterday in time for the principal
EXERCISES The force is now in superb condition and
high and earnest military ambition prevails
The Mddesex FEELS project for Bots for Boston is
gaining fresh favor aud interest. A grand picnic and
mass-meeting arranged for June IL the Bunker Hill
anniversary on the highest hill In the Fels
One of tho three murdcrers wanted In Boston has been
the gambler who shot his wife IN
n IN OF rage last April The others yet undiscovered
were deliberate murdcrers. Many evidences have been
thcred pointing toward the husband as the author OF
he WATERFOWL murder OF year but not enough In
the estimation OF the prosecuting Oicer who caused the
arrest of AmeTo aud had to bear the blame OF IT,
Very soon now will be celebrated the completion and
opcning Of the al-ral route Mount Desertthat Is to
HE shore few miles from,the island, nj Ellsworth This
will give impetus to the popularity of that resort
Ouite a tempest has been stirred up by the recent
marks upon John Brown made by Amos A. Lawrence.
whose Is borne by the capital OF Kansas and It's
university Mr.. Lawrence, happoars has lost latin In
Browns honor and humanity and calls him either mid
night murderer fanatic. Ex-Governor Robinson,
the Free state Governor, now comes forward win EVIL
dence Brown played double game on the friends OF
tne cause In dyerting their aid for Kansas to his
uarpers Ferry raid.