The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-26
Ohio Medical College.

last night, as announced through TIL
STAR.
The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Il. W. Rhodes, Assistant Rector
of st. Paul's Episcopal Church, followed
with brief remarks by Professor Roberts
Bartholow, Dean Of the Faculty. DR.
Barthol0w proceeded to speak of the
prosperity of tho college and it's flatter.
ing prospects for the future. The mum
Der OF matrlculants last year was 252
This year there were 2S2 matriculants
and graduating class OF 102. The sue
cess OF the institution was ascribed, in
large measure, to the arduous labor per.
| formed by the Faculty. During the last
year more than nine hundred dIdactic
and clinical lectures had been delivered d
| by the professors. A comparative state
men to show the favorable condi-
| tion of the college was made, in effect, as
| follows: During last year, and includ-
ing the spring session, tickets admitting
to clinical Instructions at the Cincinnati
Hospital were sold to students at the re-
spective colleges: Miami Medical, 107;
Cincinnati, G8; Ohio, 6 Eclectic, SO;
Pulte, 43; Physio- Medical 19-total, 297.
During last year, and not counting the
spring session, the admission of pupils
trom Ohio College to instruction at the
Good Samaritan Hospital numbered 227.
His remarks were followed by very
interesting address from Hon. Flamen
Ball, and the degrees were conferred
upon the graduates by Dr. Seely.
The names of the graduates are as fol-
lows:
VIM. II. II. Asbury, Indiana; A. A.
Baker, Ohio; A. j. Baker, Illinois; j. G.
Ii. Baker, Indiana; M. u. Baker, lndi-
ana; j. A. Barnes, Jr., Indiana; w. @.
a. Lnn Ny,t1 in fe.
VIM. Bowman, j. Il. Brandt, Kentucky !;
Walter Brown, Ohio; Alonzo Bryan,
Missouri, j. r. Cady. A. W. Carson, Hi
nois; John Il. Chenoweth, Indiana; VIM.
Cluthe, OHIO; Louis j. Corey, Indiana; !;
w. W. Crane, Illinois; G. W. Grape, In-
diana; Frank Ii. Darby, Ohio; b. L..
Dawson, Missouri; r. A. Dickey, Ken
tucky; j. M. Diller, Indiana; james NJ.
DeRossett, Kentucky: l.. Eidemiller.
Wisconsin; William IL. Fish, Kentucky; !;
George Freeman, Illinois; y. j. Carr,
Indiana; G. L. Gibson, j. A.
Glenn, Ohio; d. A. Cove, Illinois; Jas.
A. Gray, Ind; c. A. Guild, 5. 5. Halder-
man, Ohio; E. I. Hall, Ohio; j. 5. Har-
dy, Ind; l.. ID. Harrison, Virginia; X.
N. Harrison, Ind; h. A. Hart, OHIO;
Geo. +. Hastings, Ohio; Geo. NJ. Hem
dron, Kentucky; j. n. Hetzler, Ohio;
VIM. ID. Hnchey, Ohio; A. C.. Irwin,
Ind; Il. Ill. jackson, Onio; b. F. keis-
ter, Ohio; VIM. Knight, Ohio; J. L. Knox,
Ohio; Jos. u. Lacey, Ind; Geo. C.. Lew
is, Ind: j. +. Lewis, Ind; VIM. Me-
Clure, Kentucky; l.. McClain, Ind; j.
W. Mccoy, West Virginia; VIM. Nc
Creary, Onio; Il. Il. Mclean, Ohio; Jas.
Nj Murray, Pennsylvania; r. q. McWil-
lams, Louisiana; j. W. Matthias, Ohio;
Z. W. Mead, Michigan; G. S. Mitchell,
Ind; j. Mclean Moulder, Ind; A. III.
NIenilleT, Ohio; Martin L. oiler, In
n. Paige, Ohio; B. l.. Paine, Ohio;
j. A. Patterson, Pennsylvania
A. T. Payne, Indiana; j. NJ. Pruett, Ore
gon; G. ". Prugh, Ohio; J. A. Rawls,
Iowa; w. Il. Richardson, Indiana; b. i.
Rogers, Missouri; W. Robertson, Ohio;
b. A. Rose, Indiana; j. d. Rouse, Ohio;
W. j.. Rouse, 0nio; j. W. Rutiedge,
Ohio; c. Il. Sapp, Ohio; j. +. Schntlner,
Ohio; Chester skinner, Ohio; j. +. SON.
Norway; j. W. Sorrick, Ohio;
S. W. Splitter, Ohio; 5. ID. Spence, Ohio;
ID. Q. Sleere, West Nirginia; G. B. Ste
men, Ohio; Charles i. swan, Illinois; j.
Z. Talbot, Indiana; Vim. TAFT, ONO; I.
A. Thompson, Kentucky; W. j. Van
Eman. Kansas; W. Watson, Illinois; T..
IL. Wheeler, Indiana; ID. A. White, Ohio;
j. ii. Williams, Kentucky; +. l.. Wilson,
Ohio; II. Eugene Yates, Ohio; b. L. Eel
ler, Ohio; Gustav Xinke, Illinois. Ad
E2,udeUt-A. uurd, Nj. D., ONO. Total,
l02.
Hon. Flamen Ball then addressed the
graduates AT length, congratulatins them
upon their successful labors during the
past year, and solemnly impressing upon
them the Importance and responsibilities
OF their future profession. He exhofted
them to be conscientious and charitable
in the exercise OF that profession; to
show just and proper Difference to the
opinions OF others, and not only to OBJ
serve temperance in all things them
selves, but 10 encourage temperance in
others.
The distribution of prizes was then
made by Professor Roberts Bartholow
as follows:
Bandaging-G. W. Lorick, Akron. O.
Surgical Drawing-G. ". Matthias,
Cincinnati, y.
Surgical Dissection-D. A. Gore, Peo-
ria, III.
Theory and Practice-Walter Brown,
Ross, ohio.
Physiology-T. A. Dickey, Florence,
Kentucky.
Ophthamology Watson, Mt.
Vernon, Indiana.
ne FlUU III cd5u oueTeu ny tue dCully
for General Proticiency--J. z. Sonnick-
son, Of Norway.
Certificates as Resident Physician in
the Good Samaritan lIospital-T. A.
Dickey, Walter Watson and w. }. Van
Eman.
Certificate as Resident Physician in
the Cincinnati Hospital-Joseph Watson
and Walter Stallo, both of Cincinni.
Hon. &. Volney Dorsey, Of the class of
1886, then delivered the annual address
to the Alumni. The substance Of his re-
marks was, in the main, a review of the
progress OF medical science during the
last century, and eXemplifed in modern
pathology.
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