The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
OUR MEDICAL COLLEGES

OUR MEDICAL COLLEGES
RESULTS OF THE YEAR IN THE HoMG oPATH1C
BELLEVUE. LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL
AND orHERs--LIsT OF THE YEARS oRADU-
ATES.
AS general rule tho commandments oil the differ
medical institutions 10 the city takes place late in
the spring. Some-hke Bellevue Medical College.
although having enccment tb is season OF
the year. graduate students during the term.
Outside OF the city and IN other States
the medical colleges follow the rule Of
ordinary colleges and have their commonccmcnts
and comforting Of degrees In the summer.
In the hospIa generally connected with such nsti-
tuons work ceascs the students beng allowed
10 practise during the whole vacation II they SO do
sire. There tho State OF New York thirteen of
these medical institutions eight OF which in New
York city Brooklyn. OF the eight hs CITY
four their commcncements last autumn. or
VI tho close Of the winter session The other four
have had their commandments more recently. and
the OF the graduates yet remain UNPUBLISHED
rho Institution IN Brookiyntne Long Island Col
leee Aospha-is yet 70 have It's commandments
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL coL.EGK.
The Homeopathic Mcdica College AT us last session
compulsory, a prerequisite Tor graduation. II IS
nst college oil It's kind IN the country TO lnaugur
axe lns ,nrec-year system Of study. hitherto the
thrce-ycar course has not been compulsory. The
hrst years study VIII now consist Of anatomy, chem
lstry and tho institutions OF mcdicine the second
year OF review of these and attendance OF lectures
practice ot medicine, surgery and matera
medica; the third year OF d review Of tho
two first lectures upon the remaining
branches Of medicine. At the end OF each years.
course oral and written examinations are held The
consist OF board Of censors, VI prominent
physicians VINO have no connection with the college
Tns board oeen called into existence as cneck
upon the college, that mono OF the Students
pass who are not thoroughly qoaltod The atciW,gi-
lam Cullen Bryant formerly president oil
Board VI Trustees. donaton OF S. 900, O.queatned
IN the Danscr wi has lately becn secured for tho
ege. The number Of students last year was 100 aud
number year bids fair 10 be much larger Tho
college reopcns on the nrst tuesday October The
names OF the graduates appeared IN the HERALD OF
March
xgw YORK MEDICAL ooLLRGE
The New York Medical College and Hospital for
Women IS also reported TO be IN hoursning condi-
ton The regular VI lectures bogus October
The ptal open all summer Tor praciice aud the
reception OF patients. Candidates Tor admission may
Apply at any timr, ont t4els examination does not
take place until Ocobsr vTnere viii about sixty
candidates by that line. The number oil students
increasing every year, aud the OF graduates
last year gro ter before. The nam OF
the graduates were gwen IN the HERALD OF Apr,i6.
The New YORK College OF Dentistry still Keeps its
dspcnsary open, but the Common cemen, has taken
place Candidates Will be examined In tho TALL They
ar. Obliged 10 spend two years in tue study aud
practice oil dentistry, aud attend courses OF
lectures fhe grad ustes OF the medical colleges also
have the privilege OF attending tLese lectures list
OF tue graduates was published In The HERALD OF
Ine regular course at Bellevue Hospital Medical
College terminates at the close vi the session,
but occasionally students are allowed present them
selves for Examination and obtain Ia the
although tbcfc no PUBIC exhibition at that
time. The names oil three young men wuo have
obaucd degrees this session Frederick $. Cross
Held, Aware J. Daz and Walter II. Hook.
LONG IsLAsp coLLKo. HOSPITAL.
The Long Island College Hospital wall their
mont on Thursday, June "a at eight r. NJ,
IN the Academy OF Music, brooklyn. This inst,tu-
ton tbs nrst IN this Untca states hos
piul and medical school Tor the purpose Ut securing
more thorough Gemonstrativc teaching Tho reading
and recitation course will reopen october and the
reg uiar college course ON March l. AT the Com
mcnceinsnt the following will DO tho order
or excrcisos:-Prayer by tho Row. Alexander
X. Thompson, ID. d.; comforting OF degrees
BY iheodore L. Mason NJ. D., president
nty Of the Medical Profession, - by tho Rev. o. B.
rockingham. Award OF prizes by Samuel G. Armor,
NJ. d., LII. d., dean OF The faculty. The whole will
close with beaedicion and The exercises viii BIO IN
terspcised with music.
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