The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-25
Medical College commencement.

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Medical College Commencement.
The Pulte Medical College ii meu-
pathic) held its commencement exer-
cises last evening, In the Pavilion Build
ing, at Prices Hill. About two Hundred
persons, including large number of
ladies, were present.
The following distribution Of diplomas
was made:
Graduates Of the Philadelphia Socie-
ty-Edward +. Grant, Judson NJ. GrItfin,
Alex. NJ. Curtis, George nj. Blssel, Isaac
Il Secor.
Graduates OF School OF Ophthalmolo-
| gy and Otology-C. +. Sterling, A. 7.
Dayie, CLAUDE Alex. QuireIl, j. G. Gep-
pard, VIM. Webster and j. 2. Edgar.
Certificates rom Gyl aculogioal De-
partment-Samuei N. Cross, California;
John L. Cleary, Wisconsin; Michael IL.
Cleary, Wisconsin,; Marcus j. Griffin,
New YORK; John q. Kilgour, Kentucky;
Silas Il. Peck, Connecticut; Claude
Alex Qlirell, Tennessee; Chas. F. Ster-
ling, Connecticut; Edwin Smith, OHIO;
Isaac r. Secor, New York.
| The ValedlctOry address was delivered
by DR.. r. f. Grant, after which the
President of the Board of Trustees, DR..
|
grees upon the following graduates:
| Blssel, Geo. r., New York; Buchanan,
r. F.. Ohio; Gurus, Alex, New York;
I leary, J. H., Wisconsin; Cleary, Nj. H.,
| Wisconsin; Cross, s. N. California; !;
Earle, Il. w, New York; Edgar, j. f.,
Iowa; Fackler, j. NJ, ONO; Grant, E..
f., New York; Gritia, Judson W., New
York; Gepperl, j. F., ONO; Gesler. A.
E., Michigan; Huntslnger, N. ID. e ,
california; Klgour, j. u, Kentucky;
Muhleman, X. w., Ohio; Peck, 5. E.,
Connecticut; Qlirell z. A., Tennessee;
Rnoads, Isaac, New York; Scarf. j. g.,
Maryland; Sterling, q. F., Connecticut.
Az the close OF the exercises, the iac'
lulty and students, with their ladies', ad-
iourned to The banquet hall, where a
isnlendid supper was served by Mr.
schmidt, alter whicn the following
ltoasts were offered:
/. Pulte Medical College-Response
by Prot. Buck.
2. Cincinnati-Response by His Hon.
or, Mayor Moore, who SAID:
HMR. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN: l woulu have preferred that
some one more able than myself would
have mad the honor Of responding TO sc
important a subject as the toast jus
read. In fact, nave been favored will
such good health that / know but little
of the effects Of medicine. l recognlze
however, the skill and learning Of oul
medical profession of Cincinnati. l
i may be we'll said that Cincinnati, th'
, Queen City OF the West, stands toremos
~ art, literature, medical and, ma!
= saw. legal science. And you, ladies an,
S pentlemen, are too we'll acquainted will
i the facts for me to attempt TO tell you y
them, ana l sometimes think that ou
cit;ztn do not lully realize our great
mess as u city, competing Tor aud,
5. think (pardon my local pride), Leading
8 in all Jnat is good and great W Deneh
mankind. May we commune to prospe
Until cincinnati shall be recognized u
the center OF civilization"
3. Prices Hiil-Response by Judg
Oliver.
}, 4. Our Alumni-Respons by j. "
Griffin, MD.
81 s. Religion and Medlcine-Res p ons
by Rev. s. X. LeaVitt.
6. Our Undergraduates - Respons
by Mr.. Cohen.
T. The Ladies-Response by g.
he Sterling, ND.
Dr. 8. The Faculty-Rasponse by G.
,r Qlirell, MD.
:. 9. The Treasury-Response by D
&c Crank.
r. After which short speeches were mac
by Prof Peasles, superintendent
Public Schools, and Dr.. Beckwith.