New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

YOUNG PHYSICIANS ARE GRADUATED FROM THE
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOsPITAt-AN AID
DRESS by CHAUNCEY VI. DEEPEN.

YOUNG PHYSICIANS ARE GRADUATED FROM THE
| LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HosPIrAL-AN AD-
DRESS by CHAUNCEY NJ. DErEW.
| The degres. OF doctor OF medicine conferred
| by the Long Island College Hospital last evening
upon nfty-four physicians the thirty-ifh annual
commencement. in the Academy Of Music, Brooklyn
The house was crowded with the friends Of the
college while upon the stage the members
OF the Board Of Regents the faculty and the
council OF the institution There music by
Fohss band OF the I'D Regiment The
Rev. Dr. Reese r. Alsop made the opening prayer
Dr. Joseph II. Raymond, secretary OF the faculty,
presented the candidates for graduation, and the
Hlppocratic oath administered by Or. Jarvis
$. Wight. dean OF the faculty. The degrees were
conferred by Dr. 4. j. c. Skene. president of the
college
After the presentation Of the prizes and the
announcement Of the hospital appointments, DR..
Clarence Reginald Hyde delivered the vaedictory.
The annual address to the graduates was made by
Chauncey ~ Depew. Mr. Dcpew In his hap
pes vein. and mingled good advice with good
stories to the delight of his listeners. He spoke
OF the good work done by the Long Island College
Hospital. and referred To the growth Of metropoli-
tan and cosmopolitan characteristics in Brook
Ign. lie advised the young physicians to
avoid the malady known "a big head"
10 marry. to have IDEAS and Ideals, ard
to Identify themselves with best Of the
communities where they settled. In closing. he held
up as model for emulation and example Or. Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
The following the gradues OF whom twenty
seven live In Brooklyn and thirteen In New-l ork
John James darlington Frank Baldwin Bergen
Monroe Earl Backman. Miles Clinton Bristol
Theodore Rudolph Burgtorf Francis Irwin Burnel,
Charles Armstrog Byrne. Thelesphore Chagnon,
Burnett Charles Collins. George Chappe Crawford,
John Edward Dalton Bernard Aoysus Duhigs,
John Henry Erling. jr. Edward Douglas FolweH.
Max Frledlander, Joseph William Winnesleigh
Gynn. Cyrus Hamn. Emanuel Harris. James Seth
Hubbard. Robert Fitzherbert Joseph Hussey. CLAIR
ence Reglnal Hyde. Oliver Howard Jackson.
Keyes. Frederick Ellsworth Lambert. Harry
Warren Lincoln. Emil Melsner. Charles VIII
lis Many, Silas Virgil Merritt. Leopold Lowell Metz
ger. David Webster Meyer Charles Gsnnar Moiin,
Francis Joseph Monaghan; Victor T.. Neesen; Nico-
las Glmenez Nussa. Daniel Joseph OConnel.
Joseph Panton John Woodward Pierce. William
Pohlman Pool. Charles Borromeo Riley, Charles
Alison Sanford. Arthur Walls Smith. John Randall
Stivers. Charles Sewe.l Thai. John Tiedemann, An:
drew David Vance. Henry Dexter Wheeler, Harold
Cummings White. Edn und Titus wets John
Barrea Zabriske.
The following members OF the class Of 1894 have
passed their final examination satisfactorily, and
have In all other respects fulfilled the obligations
which are imposed upon candidates for the degree
OF Doctor OF Medicine but debarred from re-
certain techncalities In recent laws Of the State.
The degree Will be conferred upon them hereafter:
Edison Spaulding Chick. Francis Sydney Gray, Hen
ry Stuart Mclean and Conrad Otto Stumpf.