New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-15

Ieee Building proper. the Vanderbilt Clinic and the
Sloane Maternity Hospital. Through the recent gen.
erous gift of Cornelius. William X, Frederick W.
and George W. Vanderbilt the college building has
been enlarged TO provide additional facilities for
anatomical teaching and for practical work in pa
thology and bacterloogy The clinics are held In
Roosevelt Hospital, to which is attached the Syms
Operating Theatre The facilities for study. espe-
cally in the line OF surgery are spoken of by ply
scians as unsurpassed The Vanderbilt Clinic af
fords study Of ali kinds OF walking patients. and
the Maternity Hospital gives opportunity for thor
ough study and experience In obstetrics.
THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE,
The medical department of the University Of the
City Of New-York was founded in lHl. The college
building is directly opposite the entrance to Belle
vue Hospital and the students have all the clinical
advantages Of that great institution Besides the
building proper, there Is the LOOMS Laboratory.
named for Or. Alfred L. Ioomis This is divided
into Laboratories Of mater.a medica, chemistry and
physics, physiology. histology, pathology and bac-
teriology. and museum. 1t contains also special
collections Of apparatus and materials in each de-
partmeEt General and special clinics are held in
Bellevue Hospital and in other NewYork hospitals
for the beneht OF the students. The college has its
own dspensary, and Its students have free access
TO that belonging TO the hospital the street.
Bellevue Hospital Medical College was founded
about thrty-ve years ago. 1t occupies part OF the
Bellevue Hospital grounds. and its students enjoy
all the privileges for observation and study which
that great institution affords. II has a large out
door poor department. and its students have access
TO the Carnegie Laboratory Nos. 33S and $40 East
Twentysxth-st The Society Of the Lyng-.n Hospital
Of the City Of NeW-YOrk, which has station
No 3li BroOme-st, equipped new hospital at
Sec0nd-ave. and Sevcnteenth-st with accommoda-
tons foI thirty patients and this institution Is
open 10 the students. Graduates and students who
have completed one course OF lectures admitted
TO two weeks course in this hospital. where
'.Ji2 cases were treated last year.
Tie Ne"-fork homeopathic Medical College and
Hospital at S.Xty-third-st. and Avenue A. is
large. wel-regu.ated. popular institution Of learn
Ing. which has been in existence about ;hirty-sx
years and with which some Of the leading homoeo-
paths OF the city connected. The Flower Sur
eical Hospital. the gift of Ex-Governor Flower
furnishes ample opportunities for the study of prac-
teal surgery. and the Laura Franklin Free Hospi-
tai for Children. near
Ffth-ave.. gives the students unusually good means
for observing medical and surgical cases among
children. There is also dspensary connected
with thu college. whore many are treated
daily In the presence II the students.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN.
The Woman's Medical College of the Nev-York
lnhrmary is the outgrowth of n woman's hospital.
Many women students who could or did not
wish to 80 TO the woman's colleges In PHILADELPHIA
ard Boston Wen; there for observation and instruc-
ton. The number became large that IL was
deemed advisable TO establish a college. and a char
ter obtained ia 1855. Since then IN. ins,rti on
among the best In the country. IL has dsosr-
sary laboratory. library ana excellent chemical