Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Departments Of GEORGETOWN Gel.

The faculty Of the medical department Of
Georgetown College have purchased the old
Medical College property on the corner Of 10Th
and r streets. and having had II thorough
renovated and remodelled, the bsilding will be
put to the uses for which 1t was originally
erected on the first Of October, when the nine
tenth session of the medical department Of
Georgetown College will be commenced
therein, and continued until next March. This
building IS well known TO all ola residents, 1t
bayins been built In iS20 for the medical fac
ulty of the District, and used as a medical eel.
lege for long series OF years, and subsequently
il came into possession of the Masons and was
used by them as the Central Masonic Hall for
q long term Of years, and many of GU r best Ma
sons received the mystic rites of that order
within its walls. For several years. until a
by some of the public schools OF the
Second District. Recently the building
has been completely remodeled, and a new
French roof having been placed on it, a new
story has been provided. The lower portion of
the building Is now used for buslnes purposes
ana All the stories above are to BE- occu pied by
me college. On the second floor is a large hall,
or iecture-roJm forty BY fifty feet, which has
been handsomely papered and painted, and also
on this foor will be the dispensary where
medicines will be furnished the poor free of
charge, as also medical Sdvice given. Adjoin-
ing, and conveniently arranged, n smoking
room. as also clothes room, will be provided
Inc anitor's room will also be on this floor,
con venient TO the entrance. On the floor abo We
as an amphitheatye, the seats being raised
ana In semi circle, 80 that all the
students NAV see the professor al once.
The professors rooms are In the rear of this
room conveniently large. In the upper
story, under the French roof, is the dissecting
room, probably the finest room IN the country
or toe purpose, having eight windows, two on
each side, giving plenty Of hight and air and
making Its ventilation perfect Gas aud Poto-
mac water have been introd Iced, and the build
ing will be heated by furnaces below The
in thn koz
the faculty have reason 10 be proud OF their
labors In making such an Improvement. No
doubt the institution will increase in useful
ness and be instrumental in preparing many
young men To practice the healiCg art
Last session there were i2O students in at
tendance, of which number ~ were graduated,
and with the increased advantages of the insti-
sutton II is expected that the next session will
be attended by larger number of students
than ever before. A great advan tage is the
Pfoximlty OF the Army Medical Museum at
FGrd's heatre Building, ad loin ming the College,
where the finest collection OF specimens
an the world Is to be found which
Will afford unequalled advantages 70 students
The officers are DIR. Noble Young, President.
DT. Flodoardo Howard, Treasurer, and Dr.
Johnson Elliot, Dean; and the faculty, As will
he seen by the following list, is composed of
some OF our Oldest and most experienced ply
slclans thoroughly competent 10 impart the
Lecessa-y instruction: Noble Young, H. d.
Professor OF Principles and Practice of Madt-
cine. General Pathology, and Medical Ethics:
VI.
stetrlcs and Diseases OF Women and Children:
johnson Eliot, NJ. d., Professor of PRINCIPLES
ana Practice of Surgery, Military Surgery,
fractures. and DislOcations; James Z. Nor
gan, M. d., Professor of Materia M-dica. Their
apeutics. and Medical Jurisprudence: Thomas
Antlsell, NJ d., Professor of Physiology, Hy-
giene, Physiological Chemistry, Urinary Their.
apeutlcs, and Pathology; Montgomery Johns
NJ d., Professor OF Anatomy, Descriptive, Re-
gional, and Surgical; Robert Rsypurn. M D.
professor of Operative Surgery, Histology,
lei r. Hagner, Fl. d., Professor of Clinical
Medicine; j. Harry Thompson, NJ d., Profess
sor OF CIinico-Surgical Diseases of Woman.
Robert Rey6nrn, NJ; d.. Professor of Clinical
surgery. Warwick Evans, VI. d., Stuart
NJ. d., Demonstrators.
CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY UNION
ne reg ular weekly meeting Of the Con-erya-
tive Army and Navy Union was held last
evening. Mr.. Arthur offered a resolution that
III members of this Union who are IN arrears
70 the amount OF one dollar and fifty cents, or
more, shall, after Inc I'd day Of September
next BE- suspended for one month. at the Pxpi-
ration OF which time. if they fail to Iiquidate
.helr Indebtedness, they shall be expelled
captain Mexican thought the resolution should
nave some proyiso. 1t would not be- fair to
take such action AT this time. Mr. Arthur
thought the association had waited long enough
lor the members 10 pay mp their dues. few
were compelled TO bear the fuan cial burden
Of he Union, and this state Of things had ex.
Isted long enough. Mr.. Boyle moved to Law
ne resolution ON the table; which was LOST
General Cameron SAID the question Of finance
Was one which perpleKed the entire country.
and was. therefore, by no means confined 10
Inc Conservative Army and Navy Union
Some measures should be proposed tha. would
settle the financial troubles Of the Union
promptly. Captain Wales thought a com
nlttee should b. appointed 10 in yestigate the
accounts OF the organization. aud that men,
oers De requested 10 come forward and SETTLE
General Cameron favored the proposition of
Nr. " allies. The Chair said the coIistItutfon
provided that mem bers In arrears for three
months should be dropped. The resolution
efore the meeting was in accordance With
he constitution, and no objection could be
mace Lieutenant Wales offered. in addiuor
o tbs original resolution, smother, that the |
peclal committee 10 audit the accounts of the |
lnancisl secretary be continued. The resoIu.
IONS were adopted, and the Union went into /
Xacutiye session.
BASE BALL--Tuesday afternoon, the married /
ma single men Of the Record and Pension l
DIVISION OF the Surgeon Generals Once
'iayed match game OF base ball on the |
rounds9tn and boundary streets. Massrs.
luton and Williams made an unsuccessful 1
,tsi. pt 10 catch NY balls with their little fin
arc. ST. ,c-,,.n0 however, in damaging the
soressId s.JiSits- game lasted three
%. ~. .o,s zee in victor, = is the
ere
MARRIED o. r. SINGLE q B
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