The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-03
Commencement Exercises.


The Ohio Medical College last night
graduated the largest class Of young
doctors yet turned out this season. The
exercises were held in Pixies Hall, which
was well filled. After prayer by Rev.
ID. W. Rhodes DR.. Bartholow delivered
an address, when parchments were pre-
sented to the following gentlemen: 9.
W. Adair, Ohio; s. j. Alexander, In
diana; B. Antrobus, Iowa; e. Axline,
Ohio; D. H. Baily, West Virginia; Il. r.
Baker, Ohio; s. s. Baughmann, Ohio;
John W. Bell, Ohio; A. q. Berry, Mis-
souri,; A. II. Bowen, Ohio; II. A. Bunker,
Indiana; A. M. Cary, Indiana; N. E.
Charlton, Indiana; Chas. Chittick, Ind;
G; M. Goggins, Ind; Joel Gooperrider,
bine, Ohio; j. b. Davis, Indiana;
J. DeHarte, Indiana; Joseph E. Don.
nelian, Ohio; E. b. Dubois. Ohio; Henry
j. Dye, Ohio; W. w. Ellsburry, Ohio;
S. r. Fisher, Kentucky; A. X. Fouser,
Ohio; G. G. French, Illinois; Henry #.
Frisius, Ohio; W. T. Galbraith, Ken
lucky; T. s. Garland, Ohio; W. r. Gar
yer, Indiana; T. M. Gaumer, Ohio;
Alex. Gilfllen, Ohio; d. W. Greene,
Ohio; e. B. Hale, Tennessee; L. s.
Hine, Ohio; NJ. NJ. Hi&on, Ohio; E. r.
hocHSIettel, OnioS A. hoeu, Onio5 ~. M
Hughes, Ohio; F. S. Hunter, Indiana; VIM.
II. Il. Jones, Ohio; Frederic Kebler,
Ohio; G. L. Kennedy, Ohio; G. A. Kes-
singer. Ohio; L. c. King, Kentucky; L.
X. Lamb, Indiana; j. Nj. Leslie, Ohio;
s. S. Leymaster, Ohio; q. f. Locke,
Iowa; l.. Ii. Mason, Illinois; Askelon
Mercer, Pennsylvania; r. Ii. Miller, In
diana; Thos. A. Mitchell, Ohio; j. IL.
Moss, Indiana; W. 5. Mundhenk, Ohio:
9. l.. Nauman, Michigan; W. 7. New
ton, Indiana; M. w. O'Brien, Ohio; G.
I'll. Phelps, Ohio; L. ii. Piatt, Indiana;
Pennsylvania; j. L. Reid, Ohio; Her.
mann Reinhard, Ohio; W. II. Rike, Ohio;
j. z. Robins, Indiana; w. G. Robson,
Ohio; G. W. Rofelty, Ohio; s. G. Rus
meisell, Michigan; d. L. Scobey, Ind;
Z. A. Shelly, KY: K. j. Simpson, Ind; f.
NJ. Southwark, Ohio; Levi Splitter, Ohio;
Water Stallo, Ohio; A. j. Struble, M Mlch-
igan; Ii. ii. Sutton, Indiana; G. W.
Swimley, West Virginia; j. Il. Sylyes-
ter, Ohio; Il. v. Thompson, Ohio, A. b..
Van Buskirk, OIio; Il. e. Vernon. Illi-
nois; V. Wagner, Ohio, Joseph Watson,
Ohio; W. +. Williams, Kentucky; j. @.
Wren, Ohio; FL. g. Yancy, Kentucky.
Prizes were then given as fol.oSs:
To Geo. W. Feis, of Cincinnati, and ID.
W. Green and j. M. Leslie, OF Frank
fort, o., each case of surgical instru-
ments; to Frederick Kebler, of Cincin-
natl, costly microscope; to Walter
Stallo, Cincinnati, case oil surgical in
struments; to ID. w. Greene, Of Fair
field, case OF medical Instruments Of
precision. The prizes for reports Of COL
lege lectures were awarded to Herbert
G. Jones, of Athens, o., and l.. Corbin,
OF Osborn, D. The prizes for clinical
reports were given TO VIM. II. Rike, OF
Covington, o., and L. A. Mitchell, Of
|Owensville, o. Prof. James L. Whit
takers prize Tor the best oral examina-
tion in physiology was awarded to L. v.
Thompson, of Wooster, GA case of
p0st-mortem instruments. A prize for
the best written and oral examination
in gyn@cology was awarded to frederic
cological instruments. Prof. W. W..
Seely's prize for the best oral examin a.
ton in OphthalmolOgy was awarded to
Walter Stallo, OF Cincinnati-A case OF
eye Instruments. Joel ooperridge, of
Brownsville, Ohio; l.. IA. Hne, OF Love-
land; and I. V. Thompson, OF Wooster,
were the successful competitors for the
three positions as resident physicians
at the Good Samaritan Hospital. Henry
Frisiws, of Winchester, carried of the
| 500 prize for the best examination pa
pers in the ten departments Of the Col
lege.
Professor Conner delivered the vale
dictory, after which the under gradu-
ates and the Alumni were invited to the
residence OF Prof. Dawson, where an e.
egant banquet was spread and thor
oughly enjoyed.