New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
DIPLOMAS FOR DOCTORS.
ONE HUNDRED AND suxTYTwo GRADUATES


CVMMENOEMhNI Vb &hDiCAL
OF THE UNIVERSITY.
The Metropolitan Opera House trOnged last
evening from the stage 70 the rear rows Of the
upper gallery bs the friends OF the 162 graduates at
the fifty first annual commencement OF the medical
department Of the University OF the CITY Of New York.
Oappas 7th Re3ment band under the directorsb,p Of
Cappa himself began the overture at As O'Clock. FOL
lowed by march, when the faculty OF the college led
BY Chancellor II. ". MaoCraCken. aud invited guests
appeared the stage and the graduates passed down
the main aisle and occupied Tire front seats reserved
for them.
Among those on the stage were Cherries nslee
Pardee, dean Of the faculty Alfred H. LOOMS, william
II. Thomson, william MeclNenburg Polk. Lewis
A. Sumson, Rudolph A. Witthaus W. Gilman
Thompson, George woolsey H. P. LOomis. Henry
g.. Hnard, c. s Bun, Joseph f. Winters,
Prince A. Morrow William G. jarvis. Lawrence John
son. A. NJ Phelps, +. ID. Fisher, C. +. Quimby, J.
Clifton Edgar, f. lie Feve, Frederick W. Gwyer, John
B. Knapp, Professor Isaae f. Russell Of tie law
faculty. George Munro. Of the University Council; Pro
fcssor Daniel A. Murray Dr. II. c. Cooper and William
F. Haveneyer.
The Rev. DR.. George Alexander read passages from
the Scriptures and led in prayer Then Professor
Pardee dean OF the faculty, announced the names
OF the graduates who proceeded 10 the stage In de-
tashments and received their degrees at the hands Of
Chancellor MaoCracken. As every name vas called
groups Of friends applauded. AS all evidence of the
kindly feeling which such gatherings frequently demon
strate, the solitary representative OF Japan, dressed in
his native costume received the most liberal applause
he ascended the steps to the stage. There also
heartipess manifested when representatives Of Russia,
pf Turkey and other foreign lands received their Parc
ment scrolls. There Spontaneous outbustS, too.
when the residences OF Southern graduates read,
In the case OF Alabama OF North Carolina of south
Carolina Of Kentucky ard other states, and these
nOuncoments revealed the really universal char
actor Of the work that is performed by the Old New
York institution of learning. These OF
those composing the graduating class OF 1892
I. d. Alexander, NJ. E. Armstrong, IL. c. Abel. A. L.
Acksrson. S. Anderson w. e. Brady. X. Beamy. J.
Bynum, S. Beck. A. Beimsn, Fl. {. Bowen. j. II. Bul-
lnsef J. ]. Brennan, o. E. BuIdcS, T. W. BurEhoder.
w. e. Burke. E. A. Brown, w j. Brady, C. ;. BaAsT.
A. Bret. D. w. Bashan. A ) BenenstOek. H. L. Bates.
q. B. Campbell r. E. Coughlin a. T. Covert. b. 5.
Chapman L. L. P. Clark. C. o0stgaa 5. Cantor. A H
Cook. @. =. NJ. Curry. E. Corrgan. N d. Chapman w.
l.. Coyla. T. J. Carn. w. Coleman Il. w Chapman. w.
d. Dunning, Il. IL. Dnegar. G. II. Dowsey. \. c.
Desefoiex j. K. Dorsey ~. NJ. Doig. +. II. DoDeP. NJ.
Demsrest. II. d. Dow d. Epstein u. A. Elliott IL L.
Emerson, o. V. Everett J. Ferguson 3 N. Fain. s.
Fenber. c. Ferguson. D. Flswellng f. H. Forshee'
w. w. Golden Z. GOldstein. j. NJ GAlet o. H. 0Sld-
lakian s. Godsten, J. q. Gorsuch. Il. G. Gregg v J.
Gallagher. j. Il. Hagerty. T. c. Holden, O F. Hsnher'
y. E Hamlin A. Hymanson. l.. Hahn. L. H. Hart A
HaAser, r Hocherner. w. II. Haines. j. llandral@n.
w. Hohnger +. X. Hanes C. j. Hettcsheaniei. H. H.
Huahes. l. D. Isham. 5. n. Irwin, &. w. Ingrsham.
NJ. Jssurum. Il. A. Jones, J. C. johnston
A. W. Jsokson e. Il. c. Kelly, L. c. Kroos d H. Kelly
IL
A. = Kyle W. Ksplan. IL. L. Kknke, J. 5 Long,
Z. Il. AvDgston, X. Lewry, J. Long, L. Landes. l..
I.owerbein, J. w. Marshall, s. C. Minor, IL ii. NJ.
McCaDn. NJ. a. MscAuire. j. l.. Martin L. H. Montcs!m
L. 2. McGl II. G. McGil &. W. Muttart, II. +. No
pesse A. NJ. Mils IT,, j. Mayson. G. ID. hctfuSfan.
I. Nska9awa, G. NJ. Nichols, T. s. Newell, j. IL Rose'
l.. Rather b. A. Robinson. W. ). Reynolds, W. j.
isoeber w. v. R.shtmre. J. Rdout 5. b. larkailah.
A. Rosenthal, J. G. Smith r. l. Smith, 0. Il. slegrl
W. B. Savage. w. H. Saiter D. Stewart. C. T. Siefeit
J. q. stcteon. e. s. Smith. c. c. SlAe IT,. H. e. Shc'el
T. spech j. p Sheridan, A. q. SMITH NJ j. sslbernaa'
J. E Tower 7. W. Tsylor r. L. Turrel, e. Van NiShcl'
u. L. Winter. w. C. Weeks. F. Wiescke, 7. J. W1a,
~ T. wheet r. A Wild. H. S. Waterman, G. p Waller.
L. g. WARWICK J. w. woods q. ). Woodward, ). Oppen-
hstDeN J. E. o'Nsll o. I. Pearce, j. Punket
Faculty prizes for proficiency al examinations
awarded to the three candidates for graduation who re-
cevsd the highest totals of marks II the examination
for the degree, announced as follow; FIRST.
500. 10 s c. Minor second 500, 10 II. f. Bates
third, $50 70 J. A. BulliDser Valentine Nett
prizo medals for best and second best anatomical o.
apasomeosurgical preparations. were owoiced as foi
vows Gold medal TO John A Cshn. under gadHate;
silver medal. TO Henry A. Jones.
There were two fellowship prizes of $500 tthe first
ever issued by the college, encourage original re
search In the Laboratory after eNaminat,0s by Iae
professors of chemistry, physics ana hyg4ne. Oi
soaomy Of phsse,og % ana o. The WIN
per Of the other has not been annonnctd' hoaoi7
mention was made OF 5 C. Minor III. h. Bato', ). \.
Bullinger J. Ferguson, J. F. Iiaseriy, r. Hel"my'
]. X. Dorsey.
Appointments to Bellevue Hospital further CON
petitive examination awarded 70 r. Beilany, j. r.
The yaledictorian was s. c. Minor. The Rev Dr.
The Graduates after which the boneectIOn was pro
pounced by Chancellor MacCrachen