The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-27
THE ESCULAPIANS.

Annual CONNIE ncement OF the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College-Briliiant As
semblage Last Night In steinway Hall
162 New Doctors In Medicine.
A splendid houseful Of friends greeted last night
the graduates In medicine who have taken thelr
degrees from the Bellevue Hospital Medical
College. This, the thirteenth Commence.
ment, was celebrated in a manner worthy
alike to the faculty, the students and
their friends. The Twenty-secOnd Regiment Band,
directed by the famous Mr.. p S. Gilmore. dis
coursed well selected repertoire OF classic music
in style that found echo in the responsive plau.
dts Of the pleased audience. The pieces per-
formed were Fantasia, III Profeta;" march.
.Taunnaeuser; !" selections, III Bravo;" Concert
waltzp' and "Fackeltanz."
The exercises were commenced by the Rev.
Alfred B. Beach, who delivered touching and
forcibie exhortation to the students about to
graduate. After this the degree OF Doctor in
Medicine was conferred upon 1872 graduates, whose
names are given below. As the class was
TOO large to stand all together on the
platform at once It was divided into
two patches, for the sake Of convenience.
The class was composed OF talented young men
from many walks IN lie and nearly every State IN
the Union. number OF them were extremely
youthful in appearance, looking as If they had
hardly passed the years Of Doyhood. Several OF
the young graduates, especially Messrs. Smith,
E. VIM and James Z. Taylor, received rounds of
applause while their diplomas were being con.
ferred.
After the diplomas had been distributed by Fro
lessor Isaac E. Taylor, President OF the Faculty,
the Rev. John N. Gailaher delivered an address to
the class. The yaledictoran, DR.. Smith E. Winnie,
OF Kentucky, acquitted himself OF his onerous task
In a way that called forth plaudils from the audi
ence, his fellow students and the faculty.
p.s their invited guests and the college proiessors
participated IN banquet that had been pre- pared
IN Delmonico's appreclabe best style.
Among the gentlemen present on the platform
lights in the direrent branches Of their PROBES
d. IL Do Fordyee Barker, lanes d. Austin u; M0G Flint
N. D.; William T Lusk, NJ, d., Prank II.
b sneAsi' NJ D. D. Lewis II. D.; sav D. Warren
William A. Hammond, M. D.; W. H. Van
Buren,. M. D.; Austin Flint Jr., M. d.;
D.; Henry D. Noyes, NJ D.. 4; Edward L. Keyes, M
D.: Edward G. Janeway, NJ. D., and Messrs. p.
Graud ao Fo;ser william Laimoeer Mysr stern,
Hon. John Il. Brady. William Butler Duncan VII
liam u. Appleton and the Rev. E. P. Rogers, D. d.,
with number OF Others whose names did not
The first prize Of 500 for the best general exam
1natlon was won by the valedictorian, DR.. VIM
the second prize for second best examination was
carried or by DR.. Cox Dr. Alexander was awarded
prize for best section in anatomical surgery
The following is complete list Of the graduating
NJ. D.'s:-Albert Ady, Iowa; Dorrance W. Aldrlcii
Illinois; Miguel A. Alvarez, Central America
Tennessee; Milton c. Badridge, Alabama; William
4. Balionr. Mississippi; Ira N Barker, Iowa /;
Richard Barnett, MISSISSIPPI John A. Barr, Penn
Bazemore, East Tennessee; George A. Baxter and
Frank D. Bean. New York; William L. Bell, Ten.
Jonn r F. Br1nner, Pennsylvania; Charley c.
Bliss, ohio; Nelson D. Blood and Isaac Boris, New
YORK; James +; Brothers, North Carolina; Daniel
Brown, Jr.. Pennsylvania; MORGAN s. Browne,
Kentucky; Albert E. Bulson, Michigan; George K.
Dutterneld, Pennsylvania; David /. christopher,
New York; Augustus f. Conson, Illinois; Chris
TOPPER e. Cowan. East Tennessee; Charles W..
DAVIS, New York; Frederick ' 5. Dennis New
n Valentne DSn
wanna; David Il. Dougan. Indiana; Robert B. Du-
pree, Texas; James q. Durham, North Carolina /;
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R. Fisher and vincent A. Fltzsmon, Rhode Island !;
Thomas W. p. Finn. Nova Scotia Henry Flood,
T. Gay, Rhode Island; George s. Glenn,
Tennessee; augustine H.; Goelet, North Caro-.
Groso cuSa Virgil D. Hadon Rnoie A sanG
Benjamin J. Harlan, Tennessee; George A. Har.
man, ONO; Rudolph Harness, pennsylvania; Albion
sissIppi; Robert H. Hartin, Arkansas; Frederick W.
Hetman, Illinois; Thomas Q. Hennessy, Rhode
lSl8uu. CldTeucc L. hlll PcHHSylvanla, J0nn NJ
Hills, Charles Z. Hollenbeck and Edwin o. Hollis
ter, New York: William 5. Howe Maine; Alexan.
der X. Hutchinson, New Brunswick; Frederick E.
Hyde and Carlo Imperatori. New YORK John
$. Isham, Michigan Joseph s. Jackson,
California; Thomas q. James, Pennsylvania;
Joseph b. Jones, Tennessee; James w. Keeney
California; Freeland Kennedy, New brunswick;
William +. Kennedy, North Carolina; Timothy +.
Kcnrick, New Hampshire; Addison p King, ONO (;
William II. King, Rhode Island Peter J. Kline,
w. Knox, North Carolina; Lewis L. Lacey, Texas;
Wilbur r. Lane. New York; Oscar Leseure. Michi-
gan; John A. Letherman, Pennsylvania; Robert
Lirnond, New Brunswick; Simeon $. Marsh, Indi-
ana; Robert ). Marshall, New York; Charles
NJ Martin, Michigan John N. Martin, Pennsylvania;
Alberto V. Martinez, Cuba; william Q. Maxwell,
Illinois; jacob n. McChesney virginia; Charles
McGiven, Ohio; Stacy b. Mershon New Jersey;
Daniel X. Miller, IT., South Carolina; Simon @. Mil
Ter, Pennsylvania; william A. Miles, Alabama;
FRANK A. Mitchell, Florida; James f. Morris, In
diana; Horatio A. Morton, New Brunswick; Alva
W. Nichols, Michigan; Charles Modem, New York;
Charles o. Orr, ONO; James A. Paddock, ILL
noIs: Walter b. Palmer, New YORK; Ora
L. Pelton, Illinois; Francisco Perez, Cuba;