New-York tribune., 1874-03-04


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The first graduating Faculty prize was awarded 10
Henry J. IIneman for thesis on Naso pharyn
ceal polypus" The second graduating prize was
awarded to Chas H. Langdon for thesis on "Aphasla.
The Alumni Association prize OF 500 was a"arueu W
A IL BucR, M. d., Tor tOesls on tbc VI
Hearing" The Thomas prize was awarded 10 j. L.
stiIlweu for u report "Clinique for Diseases OF
Womep" The Otis prizes were awarded to Fred A.
Lyons and f. b. Foote, jr, for the best report OF
Vepereal Lectures and Clinique." The seguln price
WAS awarded TO W. H. Wech for the best report on
"Cpoue for nervous disorders" prize TO be awarded
annually after next year viii be known as the Smith
prize and VIII consist Of slOo In 1875 1t VIII be gwen
for the best report Hygiene IN either OF Its fpeclal
departments"
After the prizes had been awarded the valedictory
address was delivered by Porter Farley, A b., M d.
The Rev. DR.. stOrrs then addressed the graduating
class lie said that them had been opened an exten'
sive and ancient art the highest among arts into ls
nmense and increasing literature they had Deen Intro-
duced When he heard the titles OF these theses he iet
ike Charles Lamb when he said he couldn't perceive
how music could be read ana that ne could
only distinguish particularly bass note br lts
exceedingly harsh and unpleasant SOUND. 10
one sense Dr. storrs said, ore oil work
men together No house was ever built Dy one,
branch OF workmen Before 1t could be finished the
carpenter bricklayer giazier, and artist must CON
tribute their labor 80 II Is In the great Work OF civlza
ton The clergyman. lawyer, PHYSICIAN and all other
worken are necessary 10 complete the house, aud IN
physician can be good one unless he has sympathetic
pature-a nature that ID capable OF penetrating tne
minds diseased persons and driving out the MANDY
bv cheering words and actions. II Is welknown that
mother il much better able to cure her enid than doc
tor and this is owing 10 the law OF synpathY phy-
sicians work is like the work OF Christ, although not
praeticed wtB rs powerful advantages.