New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

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the COMMITTEE received and accepted invi's.ons from
t,o OF thc College, Tae Committee ss,ea3et some Of
tie eHarinntODs and at the meeIDg Of tie 5pcety az
bapy IN February last TepOrtei thst they hal fund
impossible from the great length Of time throu "a
witch The examinations extended, and tie small nun
Der OF the Com uee 10 perform their dufy ia man
Her satisfactory to thens Ives
SO far a. the Committee had oppor unity % Observe,
Tie examinations we're bonorably CONDUCTED and stu
den; who Ess not fully enialei TO l. received diploma
They 81 the same tme suggested the propsy Of eaarg
ing tie COMMITTEE Thu done BY the Sociey, anf
In addition 70 the three CENSOR nine medical Gentlemen
VIZ. DTs- 4. T. Cock J. X Wood. John X. Van kieek
i. l. Bfodle. z. : KpssIn J. n Borrose. s Purple
L. G. Ferris, and Wm Dabos selected. aai thus
large and efficient COMMITTEE entirely disconnected
with erher school. was formed
The Colleges were informed Of this arTan cement and
very promptly invitations were extended % the Com
mitee from the schools before referred 20.
The Committee have faithfully and satisfactorily a.
tended the examinations this year and 10 Is wh great
pleasure they ensbled 10 cay ths, the CANDID tes
who hsve been passed fully entitled n the degree Of
Doctor 0: Medicine And while pay this just tribute
OF I'D niraiion 10 the young gentlemen who are about
entering an honorable and aTduOus profession. can
not withhold the expression Of our respect for the
learned professors who hsve gwen such satisfactory
evidence Ct theT power 70 impaSt Instruction T.ey
and their pis need have no fear OF the ordeal o. ps1
lie exaxinaft0n
Tie names Of the following graduates were then
called They came forward in classes ia front Of the
deck, and received their testinonials the degree Of
Doctors Of Medicine having been conferred upon
them by the Regents Of the University OF the State of
EewYork. at meeting held or the 4t1 Of March last
Psytou Randolph Baker, A. B., n n Henry Ratger
Baldwin, A. NJ. y. j.; Jabez P4rthurst Boss NswYork
City; David Severe gD Bowby Canada Wtst Lie Of VI d.
Board Of Canada West 1872, William Henry Broasoa,
Conn William James Burre, u. l.; Waters Blrows
Y; Edward Beech CroweI c.; Nelson samuel Drats,
A. B. Brooklyn. n. Y, NJ. VT Med Col Edwin Wa
lace Du Boi:; Orange Co Y. Frankn Evers, o.~e,o
Ernrb Peal Ee1s ard A NJ Rrff.
Henry Gilbert, Stuben Co, Y; John William Levsfa
Geoley L,; Harvey Holmes Gregory, Ulster Co; NY
ted, New;York City Henry Abijah Hart Conn. E5cae-
zeI Has.en, New;Yort City Joseph Hedses B, y j.
Kent, u, Lic Of r. Y. State Med Soc 1872 AID New
Jersy Site Med Soc $780, Jsnes With sTspoon Kerr A.
b, Ala. Martin $. Kit,enrer, NiasAr, Co. n Jo.sph
City Dorsnce Kirkland Mandev vile, A. NJ. Albany Co
Ny psnus Mason. Mass; P. Bowen Msarsn A ",
IL b, r l. William Carter 0;terson, Brooklyn, n. Y;
Alien Francis Peck, Ohio Charles Hitchcock Plnlcy,
Com; Alfred Powell NswYOrk CITY; Ezra Reed Pul-
Nj; Geo r Shaw, steaben Co NY Henry L,wrence
sheldon kewYork City; John Theodore faring SAytes
Co, NY; Willis Paine smith New.Yor. City; Jere1nilh
W Sovereign, Canada West Lie Of Med Board Of Cana
da West John STARK B, New ork City: Michel VI
Stimel, Ohio; Sylvester Teats NewYork City, Francis
Thomas, Conn. William Rocky eli Thrill Ohio II
ford Comstoek Todd y[einl; joseph Holland yedder a
Samuel Morris Weeks HshfsI, Nova Scots. Chimney
AdsUs Wilcox Penn. Edwin Bradley Wight, O-wes,
Co, NY.
The names Of the following graduates were read a,
having received greer IN October 1882
Cornelius Rea AEnew. a b. Now York CITY q ,orge
Cochran ireland; James H. HoJt Connecticut. Francis
:; JC 1,S JI Nathan l. King john ass,saser
Brown Kyler Mcleod, NewYork City; Henry C. A1stn.
Csyuea Co; Charles Carrie, Mon'sonery Co. Wa. II.
Crawford, Dewewsfo Co.
The degree was conferred upon Frorci5 r. Hail. of
Louisiana 10 January, 1853
DR. Cocks then addressed the graduating class con
graduating the members their being admitted
Doctors Of Medicine lie proceeded 70 remark upon
tie duties Of their protection and upon s importance
Trey had not entered life Of ease H. pointed them
20 examples Of distinguished men in the medical
profession who had risen by their perseverance in
study. The young practitioner should every cir
cumsRnce, md study upon IL lie should investigate
dseafe Ia every st-ge SOnle more successful in
practice account Of their bu,iness habits than
others Of more thorough education but less business
qualification The mind which /. thoroughly disci
pncd by study expands with usefulness Such men
sought after and become ornaments society AMI
useful members Of their profession. He proceeded to
give them particular directions for practice In
their treatment Of patients and relative 20 their general
department including some rules for success In i'm
pressing upon them the importance Of rising to disnc-
ton he stated that yscians looked for opiu
The sewerage Of the City, the ventilation Of public
buildings, and sanitary measures In seasons of cpl,
dcn,ic were subjects on which the knowledge OF ply.
sicians often sought They sometimes called
70 rive oyidcn in where life or property might
derend upon their testimony. He warned them to be
careful in such cases to give no erroneous opin
ions careless statements OF fact He advised them
to have frequent Interchange Of opinion with their
Iresb 10 in al
soealioDs for the promotion Of medical science H.
said tina, they entered upon their practice al favor
able time our country offers great opportunities for
success; and remarked In conclusion, and may the
blessings of many who are really to perish rest on
you
Rev NJ Leonard then dis missed the audience by
pronouncipg the benediction
~ At the Annual Meeting of the Mariners
Family Industrial Society held on the lO,h the So
ciety Room. No 322 Pesrls, the Annual Report show
ed an encouraging state OF things They have employ
cd, on an average, ninety women. who have made
l0o23 garments. They have paid in wages Sl.S3s 81,
received from sales s6.l69 g. Whole amount Of re-
cepts 5000 90 Expended, s65s5 81. Stock on
hand, s2,01l 81
The Mariners Family Asylum at staten ISLAND, (of
which the Corner Stone laid in Jlne) 10 reported
finished but uutoward circumstance have hitherto pre-
vented its occupancy by the aged sick and destuefe-
male relatives Of seamen, for whom it was elected
The Ladies report having received toward furnishing
il ESQ., besides many prouii CO. Gu, no, coected,)
articles of furniture and they express the hope that
the Trustees Of tue Seamens Fund and Retreat, viii
coon openthe doors Of the Asylum to those now Ter
their care, waiting admission.
III. u H.. h. Ia Ia,
pamphlet FORM end persons calling a; the store Of the
Society No 322 Pesrlst supply themselves with
more minute details OF the 2ir- Of the Association.
The VARNIsHERs AND PoLIsHERs.-Last
evening large meeting Of the varni.hers and Polish
ers OF this City was held at Keen- Hal corner Of Grand