New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
CoIuGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON


Among the professional schools of the city
tho iuocs lake The lead being represented by no les
than seven fOurshng institutions. of which theo are
for women exclusively. At these seven places Of medlcal
training more than 1900 students were fought during
the pas year. The oldest medical school IN the CITY Is
tho College of Physician, 0nj Surgeons winch was eatab-
ushed as TIC medical department Of Columbia College In
1907 The present Faculty includes the following ply
sCans:
Ylrar! or'asrli NJ D, Pos. Charles F CA2n..er Ph D.
willard !arcor If. D. EDWARD curtis, ID y, ~
Au-4Jttrfs. a. -. NllNdu W l.oNil' &c, -,
Jonu e. D.lio.. Il. D. william IT, Drsp,I, "a; D.
Sanael Jonil IL D. Si-3y ,3 as "a, N
r. Ga iigrl lltras. st. D. Fe,sendea \. OTIS y. D.
,Ium =. !i,.fHig 81. ID. td"ard G. SetIin' H. D.
Henry srla. NJ. D. J2m''. GIrls. aii, =,
''' Thomas r. -eb.ac =. D.
Tho clinics l.!i within the College building have been
Tor syus wears an important feature Of tie course Of
study In these clinics great variety OF Diseases IN
all the ron rent department, OF practical medicine and
sni is presented for observation and ANALYSIS, their
pccusr.tos explained by the lecturer, tho treat
ucnt g. prescribed. and the requisite surgical operations
are performed before the ciIss. Over 5000 patients
are treated at these clinics in single year. In adoItcn
10 the tOcs o. TIE roUa, OF study o,tuIe5 are
given on special subjects. Tie di,sectncro0m Is open
from October TO May, ana is much fItqUonod 10y the
st,doi;s who, no very slight expense, can pursue q
thorough course of practical anatomy. Patients are
assigned Tor treatment to advanced Students lnStrnc
tcn En- special topics Is given in addition 10 he lectures
by wcli-kloy specialists Nine prizes are awarded for
excel nee in various subjects Tho examination Of cant
Gitsios for graduation takes places semaHEu-uy' ia
Tgbf.r, AID September The regular Winter course OF
lectures DC sl yesterday and wll continue un,l March,
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The University Medical College, established 80 ycNrs
900 .-rc~ rapidly in prominence and Importance. The
distinguished surgeon, Valentine Mott one OF the
founders tie college and iOr many yeaia rs President
helped 10 give tho institution high reputation In hls
,.TFg.rf rfnfff.r 1rF
was ably supported by his associates among whom were
Drs siar.ya Paine J. ". Draper. Alfred c. Post, and
ottcrs. Tho medical school was FOR many years con
regtcd With the Ecw-York Hospital After the demoli-
ton TIE old hospital buildings on BrCadway ana me
abandonment OF the hospital the Medical C0cEe was
removed to present loca ion ct hc fool OF Es Icl-
u-sNtl-st. Additional buldinss have lately 9etn
erected and in t.em VII De hed the ffcIGae5 81 gre
coming toms The Faeniy includes besides Cll'ei'O'
C,siy tpe , IoHSSIs f' Fer,, D. we.sse ND
Aimed e Posi- N. d.. III. D. Joseph "; Howe NJ. b.
Charles a. Eudd. M. y. ETslne Mason u y.
i DOOM i5o%s n NJ e B. = Mo o' 4 Pacn Il D.
Nm. Darling, A. H., d. d. LOUIS k,s9sis - -
WI AZ u. Thomson NJ. y. John H. Ripley. II. D.
ciarice Insiee 5aijoe NJ D. FrsIe5s r. 5tirSs
S,hen isl M; p 3 Nm n e @g1alL' u D. D.
" q. is,u 1i Rooi5' ~ NJ D. Rabert WSts h. D.
ILe session for 1876 viii begin nest Monday
and continue until fe0 10, 1876. Inc course
class Of medical colleges here and abroad no give the
students what was formerly SO oien negected-ianili
aity with disease at the hedeide-s one OF the prominent
features in the plan Of education Many OF the professors
with the Bellevue and Charity Hospitals
and visit the wards with the students every day. The
anatomical and surgical museums arc rich IN prepare
tons PRACTICAL value Tue Professor o. Chemistry has
procured set OF chemical aud philosophical apparatus
adAucd lie illustration az complete course 81 general
and medical chemistry and is constantly adding TO this
COLLECTION The Professor Of Physiology illustrates his
lectures by ylsections ana physical e1poTnests Inter
esiing pathological specimens from the Bellevue Hos
pita deadlOuse also presented 20 the examination
o. the students. Medals are awarded for proficiency IN
The different studies In addition 10 the regular Winter
cOuisc c.rcs there spring summer and Autumn
Coirzp extending from MirCh % october ana rounding
out the collegiate year. The SlgeOndener OF the
United St tes hrUiy having expressed desire that III
euurti9u should lie livcH in Medical Colleges upon
Nar surgery and -ur, tho Faculty Of this insttu-
tun s caused this be made Of the features ia the
course o. study.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The Bellevue Hospital Medical College, although the
ycnngest OF the three great Medical Colleges Of the
lar school ia the city has high reputation among
the medical institutions of the land by the character and
professional standing Of It's graduates and 10y It's own
trelits II was founded only fourteen years ago and
deis from Che two Institutions previously mentioned IN
rot heinz deparaent OF regular universally bat dis
tinct and complete itself The preliminary form Tor
theoOalng collegiate year Oened Oh "Wednesday, sept d.
ibc REGULAR term beginning On "Wednesday i.5I Inc
Faeuty includes tie following physlcians: - -
f.o.e ~ T,a,igr Nj ID James 4. Wood, ". D.. IL ID.
Austin Flint ~. D. f"tuj &c l5iihef ~ -. =,
W H. Van BUT,r, NJ. ID. fNiin r. feaSiot n ~ LII ~
l,5His A.. ,ayIe II. D. t-dsW1 u, JHio"y' " Al
Alexander y. Aottl d. ID. austin I'i sy4t "A T.
William q. LUX, n. D. AIpIcus j. CIo7Df Il ~
~ ogden Iiorsrlns N. d.. LII u.
edes those there numerous Instructors ia yarOus
specialize chair OF Psychological Medicine ana Med