The New York herald., 1876-02-22
MORE DOCTORS.
ONE HUNDRED AND rHRTY-EIoHr GRADUATES
FROM SHf1HvUB HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL

ONE HUNDRED AND rHIRTY-EIdHT GRADUATES
yhoX sHIIHvUB HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL
Bellevue hospital Medical College had It's annual
commencement al the Academy Of Music yesser-
day, and the students friends and acquAintances
filed the house in every part The ladies formed
large proportion OF the assemblage Between the
different addresses there music Of q pleasing
order given by orchestra under the direction OF
Carl Bergman The Rev. Alfred B. Beach, D. D., chap
lain the college, opened the exercises with prayer.
The degrees conferred by Professor Isaac 4.
Taylor, President of the faculty After the degrees
had been conferred Professor A. B. Crosby addressed
the graduates He advised the young NJ D. Is that in
order to succeed in their profession they should
enter upon its duties with 4 complete devotion to
them By doingonly could they inspire themselves
that enthusiasm for their work which triumphs
every obstacle inspiring energy persistence and pluck
The profession OF medicine he mentioned as impecuni-
ous SO that the reward Of monetary gain should not
be looked forward to as compensation. Doctors
ambition should be TO illustrate and embesh his pro-
fession by the aid Of the knowledge Of his time MedL
cine he said, is progressive science there being in
Of its departments incessant scientific activity
Practitioners should try TO keep up with this progress
for the world most needs exact, definite knowledge.
What was yesterdays burden Is the easy task Of
to-day and Il will be to morrows pastme Professor
Of medical men in the past to advance
the knowledge of the science to which
they had devoted themselves, and urged upon
those whom he addressed the adoption OF the motto.
Labor omnia vncit," which those others who had
triumphed would seem to have made their From
this the speaker branched into general consideration
Of the philosophy Of life from which his hearers might
draw conclusions consong to them in their trials AS
Tor happiness IL has been safd Mark Antony sought
in love, Brutus in glory and Caesar in dominion, and
one found disgrace another disgust and the last in
Of the daily duties OF their lives would the young men
then going forth into the world to hgnt its battles
cording 10 the plans they bad been taught andthe true
approval OF their lustess judges
DR. Charles w. Cropper OF the graduating class, de-
livered the yaedctory, concluding with piece Of ad
vice gwen 10 himself some time ago. the substance Of
whcn was that they should be self-relant sner-
getc, honest always, temperate in all things, should
marry as soon as possible and be happy
offered by Dr. Gordon, was, after public examina-
ton, awarded to Seth w. Williams by Professor James
made honorable mention OF Joseph A. Coogan, W. A
George, James W. jackson, George w. Magners, Fred
n Taylor The Mott pnze Of $50 for The best re- re-
port of clinics was awarded TO Patrick J. Higgins The
following Is the list Of grsdoates:I
=. Almy, Francis A Apgar, Thomas J. Barton, William
\. Beardsey Warren L. Bebee, John II. Benjamin,
Henry G. Boyer Samuel ". Boggs Walter A. BoOr,
Daniel W. Border, George C. Borst, Thomas Bland,
Wesley X. Bradner, Martin Burke, Charles l. Bur-
p Ghowning, Joseph A coosAn, Addison G Cook, John
B. Cosby, William b Cowden William B. Craig, Rufus
Crawford Charles croPgeI william l. oqddsoack,
Jeremiah y. Diveiy, Charles II. Douglas, William K.
Douglass, John p. Dulard. Harry D. Earl Lawrence s.
Edwards Elijah s Elder, Thomas N. Emery, Horace
G. Evans, Alden B. Farnham, John ID. Ferrer, Edward
W. Fegenbaum, Charles g. J. Finn, William IL Fisher,
James W. Flynn John c. Fraser, Frederic Gaboury,
Wesley L. Gatewood, William A George Alexander
ellis, Joseph N clover, Washington p GLOVER, Henry
Goldthwaite Samuel Il Price, Lewis Prithard, Sey-
mour Putnam, George 7. Rasbach. James l. Rasbach,
Charles II. Reed, Arthur R Reynolds, Frederick A.
Rice, TIons. Alonzo Richardson Richardson , John NJ Rs-
lor Lewis H. sayre, Frederick schwaika,
Carl d. Green Thomas H. Grimes, Reuben c. Grifhtt,
John w. Gwinn, Melvin l. Hall, George w. HamilI,
William 4. Hatcher. Byron b Havens, William r.
Haynes Frederic J. Kinds, Oscar Hoffman, Andrew
II. Jackson, Arthur N. Jacobus, John f. James, John
E Jester, Charles l. Jones William y. Keating, Will
iam Kelley, Milard r. Lee, George Il Magness, James
l. Marshall George l. Mason, Willio B. Matson, An
drew j. McAdams, Joseph I. Mclean Henry McCrea,
George H. McCready, Augustus J. Mcdonald, William
Frederick A. Mcwiliiams, William G. Monroe, Benja-
min Aorje, John ID. Ailligan, Henry Muhlfed, Tobias
p Mullen, John p. Mum, John NJ Murray, William A
Nicholson Auguste A. Nouel, Thomas r. O'Briea,
Michael 0'Farre, Charles A. Ucott, Thomas J..
O'sullivan, George w. Parr, Byron W. Pease,
Bradford +. Plews, Thomas K Proctor, William P.
Sweetland William NJ sweeney, William W. Taylor,
wildridge G. Terry, Mason Thomson, John W. Trim
mer Edwin H. Tyler, Richard Van Santvoord, William
W. Varick, Godfrey Vivian, Samuel d. wier John T.
Wheeler Frank Wlckham, George A. Whitney, Freder-
lex Schwatka Frank Il sherman, Thomas g. Simons,
Charles r. Slocum, George D. Spor, Charles Stein,
Merar 3. Stevens, George w. Stone George w. Stoner,
David v. STILL Dennis J. Sullivan, John B. Summers,
Charles w. Wllbor, Charles NJ Wilson, Jefferson II. VIII
Wood, Charles d. Wooden, Dempster W. Woodwork
Martin Yates Sas T. Yount