New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
EXERCISES AT THE ACADEMY

4H'SAJ btdJ III INC AchueIny was taken ld5J
nsht before o'clock The open space just back Of the
parquette circle also occupied with spectators and
many persons, who camc late, went away when
they found that they could not obtain seats
Aus O'Clock promptly Werng's Orchestra played
march, and the graduating class walked down the middle
aisle and took seats just Ia front OF the STAGE the
audience applauding literally this riumphal procession.
MOST OF tho men ornamented with buttOnhole
bouquets and badges
moment later Chancellor Crosby and the Rov. Dr.
H. W. Bellows appeared the stage, followed by the
members OF the Faculty and Council with some Of the
graduates OF the Medical Department and few invited
guests Among these were Professor Charles Inslee
Pardee, Dean of the Medical Department, Professors
william A. Hammond, John A Draper, Alfred a.
LOOMS, William Darling, f. r. s. DrakesJ W. Wright,
j. W. g. Arnold. George X Smith, A. E. Macdonald,
Drake u Ranney Alfred G. Post, W. Post, W. II. Thorn
son, MOntrose A. Pallen Drs. @. W. Brooks, Morrow
Morton, J. ], Little, PiTOrde Hue Tuthi
Holmes N. Schaorcr, Henry c. Cooper j. H.
Anderson, Fceuy, Meyer Conrad, Bagley, George W.
Leonard; and Surgeon Bogart, United States Navy
Chancellor Crosby sat In the centre Of the stage
and In front OF him, a small table. was
beautiful bank OF red and white flowers
line of plants extended the stage
Just back Of the footlghs while the scenery at tho
was reeyod by a cluster Of palms and ferns. In the
middle beautiful shield OF red and white flowers,
bOrdered with white lilies on which were the letters
U'G.N'Y'
The proscenlum, balcony and mezzlnlne boxes were
reserved tho families OF members of the faculty and
for friends OF the members Of the graduating cass
After brief religious exercises by Chancellor Crosby,
Dr. Pardee read the eighteen Of the students
upon whom degrees ~ BIO conferred The fortunate
yOnng men stood up to be looked were
called their ellow.studonta applauding many OF them
They then marched up the In two lines when
@ SeS d.re WAS rcpeaed number Of
tunes. Tie prize list then read by the Chancellor,
the recipients of these honOts going forward as their
| namca called. There were frequent selections
given By the orchestra. Joseph Clark Thompson, Of
waa Mental Remedics" HIS remarks were trequeuuy
applsuurd 10y th9se on me stage aud by h Classmates
but no spoke low that only those near him could IN
| dersiSud wha, was said.
Chancellor Crosby next said that u would be much
ou' OF place 10 Introduce Dr. Bellows TO those IN the
audience ms II would to tell them about Central Park
Io would therefore only say that Dr. Bellows would ad-
dress the graduating class brief extract from Dr.
! Belo~as remarks is as follows
II unfair TO tlunt me ut the beginning with
| my agA Iio@eyer, congratulate You all, members
| OF thr gladuaung class ion are now going
! occupation Is winch, unlike Otbello's, VIII
| never be- gone. notwithstanding the fact that
a. 1 you walk upon the stage ana wondered thht
the audience could Az so conp!accnly az II saw You.
s9.igIniHs 20 tne CO. INDIGNATION OF auklnd Which is
| so potent III cofJurIng up ills, woui fur
nlsh y0u with occupation Wncn was young there were
very few diseases can rccollect when dyspepsia bo-
came flshnnab.e; also when maara, to which doctors
ascrlbe everything which they cant UNDERSTAND
NJ Hoston aaliod g crman measlcs." WAT u Isl
~ nervous diseases being iuyrncd nowadays OF are
iny.L'lug themselves. All these modern inventions for
utrnyug physical CDmfort OF mankind df0 iutrO-
durcd by ut.ul cmssdry OF yours aud VIII enlarge
| your business .
| one tnng that pleased me rs saw you come on the
stage was see widely different states anu
countTc- You and beard your Chtncel.
luf roll on the gracefully, even The EhssanS
tbuu.l ~ ATTY years ago when everyone who desired
J thorough medical education was 9o"geu, W
| go e. Europe TO get ~ Now, nchoyc
that ScwYork good facilities IA nnI CITY IN me
world lnr the pursuit of tins study. some people Hrc
inyug back tene about the wonderful preachers,
doc tors aud lawyers Of fOry am not one
| on those however. and I can say thar | should
urcfer when To intfuAt life 10 man NOT over
iir,y years old. wish 10 dwell upon tIlns In my
ionarEs M particular am very sorry ulwaya 60 lind
a., TIM !. scrpuctl ia dc. tor believe that no one
can be- n.f doctor who believes mat man Is simply n
mae 90 blood. hp Gal sccpcttm and biaL
matctia tao worst possible preparations Tor your
There many hrOErrs ana hiIh"iH Huu
men oil usint-s ask only Sunday, ihat doc
Ur- often forget Whcic incl: wlyrs peWS are in tue
! churcLcs. would turgtst ~ rrmeiy tor tins That
ply,tllul Nuudai Hsicu TO charge double rates Tor
! iuuduy work ldppaUsc ana tnrn give tue money
| To the cbuiCnCt. [Lauguul / vii! not tell ~ what
t,lr yDl ought 20 I've the world into which SOU
! going You all know that expect you, however TO
ruirT amen yuur work with enthusiasm aud Ged In ,se
| VIM supc, ed htc those wac consccTate their
| ho,ilr, 10 Their profession and who ilft their
cycs M starting u tue heights which they hope TO
pHnt thcir feet In their future. Above all tLings 10
gentlemen, III word drought ana acton. fou Will DO
trusted WIN what no other men ar-ihe honor OF Iam-
! ny. lAppaus J.
raic following are tho names OF tho 191 members Of