Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-16
Columbia Medical College Commence.
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DEGREES CONFERRED UPON TEN GRADUATES
The sixty-nrst annual commencement of the
medical department of Columbia University, held
at Lincoln Hall last night, was very largely at
tended. The hall and stage were decorated taste
fully and appropriately. The platform was given
up to the occupation Of the members OF the gradu-
ating class, the under graduates who have passed
satisfactory examination on the primary
bert. Prot A. F. A. King. Prof William Lee, Prof.
Elliott Coues Prof: Montague, Surg. Gen. Crane Dr.
Frank Hyatt DR.. D. w. Prentiss, DR.. W. W. John
ston. DR.. E. D. Frfstoe, Dr. George n Acker. DR..
W. r. LAWYER, DR.. A. c. Adams, DR.. Frank Baker
ana DR.. Schaefer. The exercises Of the evening
prayer by DIR. Cuthbert, President yelling con-
ierred the degree Of doctor OF medicine upon the
1oi,9W LOWING gentlemen; Middleton F. Cuthbert. VIM:
l. Miller, Daniel X. Shute, and Philip G. Wales of
this city. VIM. &. Borden, OF New York. Harry c.
Corbett and Reginald Munson OF Virginia, Richard
land, and Edward Z. womersley OF Massachusetts.
He also presented certificates to the following
gentlemen, who had passed satisfactory exam
1nation In the primary branches: VIM II. Fox,
Henry B. Noble, Willard F. Thompson, Joseph
r. Walton, and Revere r. Gurley, of this
Henry S. T. Harris and Walter II. Illman, of
pennsylvania. Prof. A. F. A. King, MD. dean Of
the faculty, delivered the address to the grad
yates, and Mr.. Philip G. Wales delivered the vale
dictory. The prize Of $50 in gold to the student
who had passed the best general examination was
then awarded TO Daniel T. Shute, of Washington,
by Prof. VIM. Lee, and VIM. l.. Miller was honor
ably mentioned.
The Changes Among Methodist Pastors.
HOW THE RECENT CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS AZ
FEET CHURCHES IN THIS CITY.
The recent conference OF the Methodist EpiSco-
pal church at Winchester, Va, which adjourned
on Monday night last, made some changes in the
pastors of District churches. Rev. DIR. Baer. of
Metropolitan church is succeeded by Rev. Dr.
Huntley, OF Wis, and he Or. Baer> goes 10 Column
b1a avenue church. a fine appointment in south
west Baltimore. Rev. c. Herbert Richardson. of
way one Of the best of the aaoEe e CITY ~ apon
lnents, and IS succeeded here by Rev. DE-. W. S.
EdwariS, for the past year presiding elder Of
Washngton) Rev. T. A. Morgan is succeeded by
Rev; j. II. Ryland. who was last year
Rockville; Rev. W. Hirst Reed. of Memorial
church, II street northeast, succeeds Mr.. Ryland
at Anacostia, and Rev. c. L, House follows Mr..
Reed at Memorial. At Grace, 9Th and S streets,
Rev H. 5. France, who was pastor three years
ago, and has since served at Winchester, returns,
succeeding Rey J. G. Hagey, who goes to North
Peyton Brown, formerly presiding elder Of this
district ana latey at Frederick, goes to straw
bridge. Baltimore. and Rev. DR.. J. Fl. Dashiell,
formerly OF this city and lately OF Hagerstown.
goes to Frederick. Rev. j. c. Starr, formerly OF
arsWn ' anG char 1els e goes 70 sf
| formerly OF Grace church, in this city, goes
another year to Hartford circuit Rev. W. W. Van
Arsiale OF BladenSburg circuit, goes to Williams
FORT, hid, Rev. W. Mex Hammack, formerly OF
Memorial church. succeeding him. Rev Page NIL.
burn. native of this city, goes to Middletown,
No. ana Rev. Alex. Bieiaski also of this city goes
to Mt Washington, Baltimore county. Rev G. V.
Leech, who has served several churches of this
(nlS natlVe) city, Is returned TO MartinSburg,
Washington Msrkets-isesail Prices.
MEATs.-Beef, siroin, l5420c. per H.; do porter
house. 2Da25c. rib roast 1a1sasOc STEAK. 12sa15c
CoFned Beef, sa1ac: Dried Beef Clipped, 25a3,c.
do sliced, Zoe: Tongues, smoked. Coarse; Lamb 19Ia
.oc; veal 1214a5c. Mutton, 10a2Oc. Pork. 1ia1Sc.
/ N p.lnn
15a1S Lard, 49,
zoe. per doz; Bananas, 3Oa5oc. per doz Cocoanuts
1Oal2c; Apples, 50a.5c. per PIX; Cranberries, zoe.
Perq,; Pears, soc.asl: Strawberries, 75c pei Of:
FIsa;.shad Potomac), s15oass so per pair; Her
b Fng SrGeo n1 SOC per doz: Perch 4oa5oc per
Sea Bass, laal5c perm Black Fish, Iaa15c per
White Fish, 1oda0 per h.; Salmon Trout, 15aaO;
SScallops, zoe per at.: Lobster, Babe per H.. !;
iiearapin, sders. slaas1s per doz.; do, diamond
BUTTER Philadelphia Print, soc. per h. ;
western Creamery, 50c.; New York, 4Oa45c ;
Roll, 5oa4oe.: Cheese, 12a2Oc.; Eggs, 22a2oc. per
a VEG Sg Qrsh,) aOa4oc. per peck
a a; AZ eo' new sacas1 per PIX; DO sweet
mead; Spinach, sds per peck; kale sc. per p Ps
PEI neaq; onions 4Oa50c per PIX; Carrots Base per
ouncn; Beans L1maJ Iaa15c. per qt; do, (String)
20a3Oc. per PIX. {; CaufiOwer, 1Oa2Oc each Squash,
2a3 per ID; Pumpkins 15a25c. each; Radish, 2a3c
per bunch; Celery. 5aSc.; Cucumbers, aOa4Oc each;
Tomatoes, 3Ol40 per box: Mushroom, s1.25 per Id. ;
Mint, Zoe: per bunch kadish (hot house), iOc per
punch; Red Cabbage, 15a25c. each Water Cress,
lOc per bunch: Asparagus, s5a3Oc. per bunch.
PoULTRY.-Turkeys, 23assc. perlb; Chickens
81. s5as15O per pair; Capons, a5c per h.; Ducks.
3.50a4 per doZ
GAME-Duck. tCanvas-back,) s3as3 so per pr ::
90 (Red neck.) s.. 25aS1.5o per pr; do CInlard
Pigeon, 81. 50as3 per dOz.