New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
DOCTORS DINE TOGETHER.
ALL ALUMNI or NETWORK UNIVERSITY.
CHANCELLoR MAcCEACKEN TELLS ABOUT THE
PROGRESS OF THE COLLEGE OTTER

SPEAKERS
About 80 physicians attended the twerty-thIri
annual dinner Of the Alumni Of the Medical De-
partmcnt Of thu University of tho CRY of New
York las: evening ut the Waldorf Hotel They
appeared to forge; for time the i.ls Of others
which are means Of proAt t. them and th'y
cracked iokcs across thc tables and .Aughci over
the lines under our PATIENT" on the toast card:
lis there ~ hope the sick man fa1'
The ei.en; doctor shook his head.
Or. y. t. Winter r,-ideI at the table Of honor
having Dr Cha-.cs Butler. Chancellor Miccracke1
the ROY Or j. -. Shaw. Or W. II. Thomson. H. y
Pangborn. Or. l. VI. Qumby and Or. George Wo'.-
sey on his RICH; hand. and ". NJ. Pope. Dr l. G.
Pisr2n F ii@,,G DR. P 4 M2 r5g,. dr. on j. 6
!ef Among me other men pre- mt were Prof,*s,
Mtrci l.; i2oms. Or. =. /. Parlee' r. ! leder'o
Schoncmlnn. G : Benedict. A. Otterson, y. T.
Chancellor Henry ". MlcCrckcn;. u. ~ -
sponi-l o. the toast "rhe University and sad IN
In replying Tor tho university. ! take nay text
this evening. "hehod Al Things Are leone
hasze ~" WorG In" ecu 1he PA al
vcrsity Council the Law School and the School Of
l'l1S y Eye I'D nv i'" f"S' ~ rro,,.i n,r
hcfn. Temporary provision on tne EInuni '"o'
- The new building VIII be made by next October.
man, ,1" Mr. Mr. ia'iiSri vii say to us. Come up
higher" and We shall ascend 10 the tenth story
higher eiucaton. bu, i mink the highest eluca-
ton tire world probably The only tenth S:ory
Thins n University Heights arc becoming new.
There * grassy hlllock up there which We call
battery Hin. from which the British battered the
Yankees out Of Fort Washington. We have cap
ur"l that hill. and are goins 10 turn our gun5 on
Ncw-N ork and Brooklyn 10 help drive out ignor-
aace hy means ~ science. Vic" by means Of Chris
tauity. Tweed. and MckAucs 10y educating Howard
Cr0eiys and Lyman Abbotts. Nr shall have rca"y
hy next IAN Charles Butler DormttOry. recon
-trucied from the old mansion. a language hall; a
laboratory n chemistry and gymnasium. W"
have over lalf the necessary money pledged 70
these buildings. We Wlat our friends q give Us
the rest.
The third u'w thing shall take with us up to
University Ueigl's D. uew college curriculum.
We Owe much 20 Or. LOOMS IN connection with
this achievement. believe our now System - be-
different from any other belize u - be "a" best
FOR circumstances. II resembles the system or
Johns Hopkins more nearly than any other. being
stables. II viii Interest physicians that there ~
chomlca-h!0logical group and also physical chcmi
cal. These are intended - prrpir" especially Tor
medicine The chemical laboratory VIII be fully
equipped 20 meet al the requirements for modern
chemical study and research.
Persons VII D. accepted "A special students who
may desire instruction IN chemistry alone For
such students this laboratory VIII be open every
weekday from 10 g.
The fourth thing s the solarity % the Uni
v@rslty We are NOW planted In New-YorlS the
Tripod OF Delphi! planted. on three distinct feet
IL 500 the cleft I'm the rock and the pro-
phctic pri"stes1 was seated upon It's cushion. our
feet are planted At Washington Square East Tween
ty-sixth-st and University Heights. spanning Man
haitian Island and the clcft OF the Harlem Rive
But Ike the pricstess u Delphi. the University VII
utter single message.
other speakers were Professor Alfred L. LOOMS
the Roy pr. John Ellcom Shaw Il. * Pangborn
Henry u. Macdoa1 AMI Or j. clifton Edgar