, 1873-02-20
Annual Commencement EXer@
cises, Last Evening.
Sixty-Two Graduates Turned Loose
on tho Public.
Addresses by President freer, Prof.
Hay, and Others.
T Presentation to DIR. j. Adams AL
len by tho Glass.


CIV. tno commencement oxafelaoa OF hush Medical
onaso, o. oeh1ral itaA, laet evening, called
s.saet : largo numpcr OF fa6hionably- -htsired
'"u,'e a anu gentlemen, 1rtonds Of the students
nuu ~, o'no,s' moro than enough to comfortably
- ,ne nah' 1he students we're placed tn aolleR
eA r.. .,l -. lton' OF 1no PLATFORM, snfroanaeo
~ 49, n.a,s ny lug 6poctato1a, sna confronted
~ m,.s su0 aou,'y On inc platform.
s., a., 4ne,a.sos "oso oponeo oy bf1ef prayer
~ ~ 'ne a'sne "es' BISHOP folos' interrupted BY
,,as.,. Sass'e ,s H. y, an interesting infant, whose
i;o r1.,. .1 Su' ~" '"S'" ~ of'ng IL into pab-
1'' e'Ao0' -
m. coSSkSRiNa OF DEGREES.
r ~ 49, N oAa.a, ~ 1fealuenE' ffoleseoF
nnaatina IN :. ~, 1sea ... tne aoRfooa OF III. w.
tho at,,f,on+, a,a w. aloa1 4naoooio even ~
1oaa sra,,ino - a. ;.4.ass.1 ~ 1ue eoAse-
Following ia n comn1ata it, -, 49, alo.eso1o'
j. r. Ashbanoh Fr.,l,,a ns.se e,"@4a'aa ~.
Datttn 4 NJ nar,5.,. -ouloiu' n. l.
Drown;no n ~ n;.as, noes".oa' - =.
coro. E n ~ G.a onnoS, =, d. cf1stler, Q. H
oaros' =: y ofommett, J. B. Corbett, O. H.
Dodge, ". L. Dulln, II. Enfield, D. ". Fdn,ia-
ton, j. ". Evans J. Grasa, nbnr1os w.
Hedaosson. ". 4 uorto4 - '' 'eN
i]ton " u,.t A' ~ H. Ham-
Hess u r. Hing, +. A. Kettoll, J. 4. Mtering.
II. H. Luxor, F. 4. Lewis, N. i. Loofhaurow
q. B, Littlo, @. L. BIvora. p nr nro,5anh.,,,
- - o,.. .usS"noo ~; -. ". MoLoan =. Il. Dresr,
~ ~ unfor' - ~ Fearson, W. W. hush, G. W.
Reynolds, H. r. Riddle, II. G. sloan, T. E. shor-
man, T. Bhomonok, J. 7. schacfer, O. Il. Smith,
4 r stono n n pr,o;,o = - CO. ~
az -. '1o"o o. - o"aluu T. H. amita. y. NJ
s1ofr' y. u slenmone, x. L. staboch, II. ahoo-
maker. J:s. Thompaon' r. N. Turner, H. J.!
|
7' aa.I .1 49, =. "'ato1, ~ l. "axer-
o,r Afoas 1onTsa DEGREE
81 oaa; ~: ~ wea conferred upon D. Q. Afford De-
Dodge. NJ. D. also to A. n, foelaon - Aao,s..
! phua. Of Chicago. q, n Allan ~ pn,,sna -
and = n rat1;,s - 49,. w. % ~ II u''anu' Wy
"'iu ~ l. ~ c"1'!n' OF ne" 1ork.
boys to hairy men, received their parchnnenta
"0' "o' o'"n' at9Dr ru, WHICH nnns,n.xn
odapo.oo,, =, +,,o tas a..,acnts an1slpssr u ss'
~ advice. Tho parchmonts ho said, might bo
! considered tokons Of akill md learning md on-
titled tho owncrg to practice in tho medical pro-
Ss nnS bs 5sd 0 not to st
roproaoh upon their Alma Mater Ho COM.
plained mildly that blundcra were occasionali7.
1nado by beetowing Diplomas upon unworthy nor-
made on this occasion. Tho, DENOMINATION bad
boon unusually thorough. nnd Ln hnnad ths<
graduates wore ali diamopds OF tho f|rat wator
Tho remainder Of tie address consisted Of the,
themselves anything but ''noyitiatcs, but to
collect nli tbs 9cccssary books and instrnments
for their professional armature, etc.
which, A>''A' ''' "A' A'''l'oo "''n n't"aoH'' A''oe
| DR.. r. 4. sMrru,
nowly made so, replied. uo thankod tho Presi-
dent for bis addreHs and the parchmen.a, on b.
they wero only noyices. Ho hoped the Faculty
would never have cause to regret the occaaion
Tho claas wero about to separate, never, per-
haps, to meet again, but tley would mover, "a
united in heart by D common intareat. the adj
vancement and dovelopment Of the acionce Of
medicine. me There wero problems to be solved
hoy to become osonars sD whasaVar rAeS IL
would be . source Of pleasure % TO to ~1e'. tic ro.
mninder. Whoever did honor to Rush, did:
begun. As class they intended doing their.
bost to march together to tho mnsio of
Science. Humbugs and frauda who wero pro~.
PEELED by wind and of no earthly aaslatauco:.
win they must work. Tho address was not vorr
snoush thoas M ssh pfsss 3sntea Ut wth has can
taen pt9oduss5 II s sa 5st nar hoovo.
the young mon to consider their relations to that
ideal being callod the public, likenoi to circie i
or confusion Of circles. Each individual would
find himself the centro Of his own circle or ,uh
lie. This public might DO divided into quito o
number Of clagses,- one the physic- taking, and
the other the foe-paying class. The province OF
physician WAS not always to administer phyeic:
and hero tho young doctor would Join issue With,
tho public, who held that It was The,
propensity Of the tee-paying public should;
be indulged. [Laughtor1. This claaa should be-
encouraged in well doing for they hadiilustrioue,
= examples. Naaman, when ho vent to Elishs.'
took 4 quantity Of gold, silver, and raimont al
10 acquire stoadiness Of purpose md inteurity.
should bo the first object ct physician. f9r on
these was character founded, md on Character.
the world built his formulation. THUS. tha,
| foundations. Of character muat hn preat,
and strong, No groat reputation was,
ever built upon q litt}o Or bad char-.
acter. Ue who commenced in id1enesg wouil,
ond in ruin, professional II not personnI. Hare,
the intraotable infant vailed ,sitk horror. Hsv.