The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-08-15


Graded curriculum-Three courses of
lectures are required. Plan of instruc-
ton by lectures, quizzes, clinics prac-
teal demonstrations and laboratory
work. Daily clinics, medical and sur
gical, will be held in the Sealy hos
pital, of which the faculty has pro-
fessional control. Dissecting accomo-
!. dations ample and material abundant
end free.
The laboratories of chemistry, ply
> siology and pathology are we'll
equipped. Pathology and bacteriology,
diseases of the eye, ear and throat and
affections of the skin. Genito-urinary
organs and venercal diseases are in.
cluded in the regular course, and will
be taught by competent specialists on
those respective branches.
Expenses: Naturalization, payable
once only, SIS; general ticket, first
year, $40; general ticket, second year,
$50; general ticket, third year, $40;
demonstrators ticket each year for
two years, $40; graduation fee, 500.
Faculty: B. E. Hadra, M. D., pro-
lessor of general and clinical surgery;
Hamilton A. West, M. d., professor of
theory and practical medicine and
clinical medicine; j. F. Y. Paine, M.
d., professor of science and art of OBJ
stetrics and diseases of women and
children; H. P. Cooke, M. d., profess
sor of physiology; Ed Randall, J.r, M.
Df
peutics and clinical medicine; j. H.
Wysong, M. NJ, professor of chemistry;
George Dock, M. d., professor of NOR
bid anatomy and bacteriology; G. w.
Truehart, M. d., clinical professor of
gynecology and signs and diseases of
pregnancy; George H. Lee, M. d., pro-
lessor of anatomy; George P. Hall, NJ.
D., lecturer upon diseases of the eye,
ear and throat; w. j. Pettus, NJ. d.,
assistant surgeon United States ma
rine hospital service, lecturer on dis
eases of the skin, genito-urinary Or
gans and venereal diseases; Chas. G.
!. Borrell, M. d., demonstration of
rnatomy.
A copy of the announcement, con-
tanning information on the course of
study, requirements for graduation,
textbooks, etc., will be sent on appli-
ton to
J.F. Y. PAINE, M. d., Dean,
P. O. box 1929. Galveston, Tex.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The trustees have the satisfaction
to announce to their friends and the
medic i profession of the state the
success full reorganization and opening
of the above named institution, in &C.
cordance with the plans as promulgat-
ed in the prospectus of last year. The
difficulties and obstacles incident to
an undertaking of this kind have been
overcome. That they are enabled to
offer facilities for obtaining first
class medical education in this state,
they are indebted,
First, to the public-spirited city
council of Galveston, who have IN ev-
ery way aided them and especially in
donating for the use Of the college a
handsome building, situated upon the
same block as the hospital. This
building is commodious, we'll adapted
for the purpose, affording ample room
for present needs i'll the way OF chem
zeal, pathological and meteorological
laboratories and lecture rooms.
Secondly, to the generous citlzens
of Galveston, who have contributed
the funds for the equipment OF the
laboratories and for providing com
plete anatomical and other demon
strative outfits. -,
|. Thirdly, to the munifcent liberality
bf,the executors of the late Mr. John
Sealy, who have given sixty thousand
dollars for the erection of hospital.
This splendid hospital, the most com
nlete institution OF the kind in the
state. is nearing completion, and Will
be nut in operation in short time
The medical and surgical staff OF the
bospital will be composed OF the mem
hers of the college faculty, who will,
in conjunction with board OF admin
;strators, control the hospital, thus
enabling the faculty to utilize the
abundant clinical material Tor the
Students benefit. Daily rounds will
he made through the wards by the
clinical teachers, accompanied by the
students-the instructions being
made as practical, as possible:
The college and hospital are stu
.ted corner OF Ninth and Strand, com,
handing beautiful view of the Gull
and entrance of Galveston bay, acces-
s;ble bv the Market street line OF cars
and within two blocks OF st. Mary's
infirmary. .lo orodu-
.t;ng class to serve upon the house
staff of the sealy hospital will be Sc
Elected by competitive examination
(ach wear, to whom board and lodging
ill be furnished.
CAUSES OF REORGANIZATION
On account of the delay IN putting
III operation the medical branch OF the
State university, this institution has
been reorganized. The trustees OF the
\ Texas Medical college were manly IN
Ianenced in this move by the impa-
=. e ,oJ;oal mon throughout Jne