New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-10
ANOTHER BATCH OF DOCTORS
THEY BEGIN WORK WITH A GOOD DINNER.
GRADUATING CLASS OF THE HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

GRADUATING CLASS OF THE HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The annual commencement exercises OF the New
York homeopathic Medical College and Hospital were
held at Chickering Hall at O'Clock yesterday aiter
noon. The hall was filed with the friends OF the
young physicians. Meyers band played Huge bou
ques of ornamented the front of the stage upon
which seated Rufus b. Cowing, president of the
Board Of Trustees George W. Clark, Professor Ricketts,
George ". Ely, Richard NJ Hoe Charles b. Taintor,
Dr. Alonzo Ball, Dr. Louis Hallock, C.. b. Foote, Mr.
whltehouse, Roswell p. Flower, J. F. Kernochan, DR..
Helmuth, DIR. L. l.. Danforth, DR.. st. Clair smith,
Dr. Boynton DR.. J. W. Downing, IT., DIR. Arcularius,
DR.. George Shelton, DR.. Storm White, DR.. Blackrnan,
DR.. o'Connor DIR. s. IL. Talcott, Professor Carleton
and Professor Dillow.
After prayer by the Rev. DR.. J. W. Brown, an
Introductory address was delivered by Dr. T. F. Allen,
dean Of the faculty. The first and second faculty
prizes, two microscopes valued at 800 and $50
respectively, were awarded to Magnus Tate Hopper,
OF Maysville, KY, and TO jeremiah T. Simonson of
this city. These prizes awarded for the highest
standing in the required studies OF the three years
college course. A. c. Casch, r. NJ. Andrew, b. W.
Bebauer, V. c. Patti II. W. Foster, ard II. Willis,
jr received honorable mention. The Wales Prize was
awarded to John T. White of Utah, of the junior class
The favorably mentioned were j. E. Mckenzie, Charles
II. F. Green, David IL. Chandler, d. c. Noble, +. P.
Taft and James ii. McIvOr. The Rev. Dr. Brown then
addressed the graduating class He was followed by
ii. II. IIawxhurst who delivered the valedictory ad-
dress. The following compose the graduating class
William Deh jr., II. Harrison Doyle Leonard Wheeler
Ely, Herbert West Foster, William Elliott Foster,
Francis Macdonald Frazer, Alexander Randall Griffith,
Henry Skinner Hathaway, Howard Hornbeck Hawk
hurst Elmer L. Hinman, Magnus Tate Hopper Frank
Richmond jerks, Walter Jones, Louis Stone Kelley, Ed
ward Russell Kellogg, Charles Wills Alderman, Rich
ard Melvin Andrew, Charles Lee Bailey George Russell
Hall, William Pitt Baldwin, Bruno W. Bierbauer Charles
Edward Birch Robert BoOcock Alexander {. Calsh, I.
Herbert Church, Charles W. Crompton, Walter Edward
Delabarre Hubert de L. Knckerbocker, Wilhelm Lasker
Albert Edwin Leach, william IL. Leonard, George F.
Ligtfoot, Maurice L. Linquis jr., ]. Grant Lyman,
William McCracken Edwin Grant ogden, Hugh Mathew
Patton Virgil G. Patti Charles &. Pease WlllsIu
l. de Pierce, Henry Pinney Sage, jeremiah l. Simon
son, Henry Augustin Spang John Hudson stour Will
lam L. smith and Harrison Willis, ir. .,,u,
The ninth annual meeting and dinner OF inc Aiuuni
Association Of the college held al Delm0ncos lst
night. About 200 men were present, including tnc
meeting was held at 9 O'Clock, at which number Of
amendments to the constitution were adopted, mcu h
ing providing for an associate membership 10 ne
composed Of such graduates of other homtc0patt'0
medical institutions interested in the work OF lhe COZ
ege. The following officers were elected PiesTeiI'
c. w. Butler Montcaiv. n. j.; vice -presdentsmMill-
lam P. Fowler. Rochester, Walton W. French Cnattl-
| nooga, Tenn, and W. W. Blackman: corresponding
secretary j. b. Garrison, Brooklyn: recording seoe-
tary Charles II. Helfch: treasurer, Living Townsend
necrolcgist II. d. Schenck. Brooklyn Executive Com
mittcesCharles Deadly, chairman W. E. Rounds sam
uel H. Vehsage, f. ]. Pratt y. J. Warner of brook-
lyn, and George g. Shelton. . -,
After some INTRODUCTORY remarks by DR.. f. hss-
brouck, president Of the association, DR.. George u.
Shelton the POSTMASTER called foc the first toast,
Hahnemanno which was. drunk standing and In In
silence. The Rev DR.. Hastings Of Union THEOLOGICAL
seminary responded TO the toast, The Clergy Pro
fessor Allen called upon DR.. William Tod ilemutll
who responded TO the toast Our Alma Mater IN a
humorous poem which elected much applause. Judge
David McAdam made a witty speech on The Law, .
and closed with an original witty poem to Spring
Other foqsts were 1.-THE Law Makers Thomos b
Mills: "The American Institute Of Homeopathy,
r. Y Kinne and "The Glass of '01, j. Grant Lyman
feature of the entertainment the singing CT col
| lege songs by the gee club Of the Institution.