New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
MEDICINE MEN GRADUATED.
FIFTY-ONE NEW DOCTORS RECEIVED
THEIR DIPLOMAS
THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITALS CLASS
OF 90 READY FOR BUsINEss-CEREMoNIE

THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE, HOSPITALS CbAsS
OF 90 READY FOR BUSINESS CEREMONIES
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
This morning there ara just ffty-one more pro-
f. sonal medical men in Brooklyn than there were
yesterday This number received their degrees and
certificates at the thirty-seventh annual commence
ment OF the Long Island College Hospital In the
Academy Of Music last night. The auditorium and
the upper galleries crowded at o'clock when
the members of the class OF Sc filed into the front
rows OF the orchestra circle The Academy was
profusey decorated with flowers. The exercises be-
gan with prayer. offered by the venerable Father
Malone who also made a short address. At the
end OF Father Nalones address. Professor j. H.
Raymond. secretary OF the faculty OF the Long
Island College Hospital, presented the graduates.
Professor Jarvis s Wight. dean OF the faculty ad-
minstered the Ilippocratic oath. and Thomas ;.
Moore. president of the Board of Regents. con-
ferred the degrees and granted TIE certificates
Each student was roundly applauded as he received
his diploma from the hands OF the professor. All
the students filed the stage to receive the i'm
portant documents. and then. to music Of the or
chestra marched back to their seats. DR.. J. w.
HYDE secretary OF the Collegiate Committee
awarded the prizes and announced the names Of the
students who were fortunate in winning hospital.
appointments.
Some OF these young doctors are Francis Duffy,
John Erhard. Herbert Russell and Vernon Taylor.
The valedctory was delivered by James Parker
Becker. Justice Willard Bartlett OF the Supreme
Court made an address which impressive and
witty and the exercises ended with benedction
by Father Malone.
The names OF the young doctors follows:
James T. Becker. Louis w. Bishop Jacob Bookbnder.
William Burke. Charles Il. Congdon. John F. Cros-
BY Martin Curran. Prospero II. De Gregor, Francis
J. DufYey John Erhard William +. Canister. Nor
man T. Cots, William +. Gordon. William c. Hager.
Burt d. Harrington. Emilio l.. Hergert. Frank b.
Uoefie Richmond q. Holcomb. Edwin c. Klein.
Frederick w. Kuhn. George +. McCutcheon Lamont,
Thomas c. l.e.tch William L.ppelt. Thomas A. Nc
Godrirk John c. Medd. William Il. Naughton. Ed
win d. Newman George s. Norris. Gamble VI.
O'Maley Thomas f. Patterson. Herman T. Peck.
Marcus Il. Petersen. Herbert T.. Phelps. Charles A.
Phillips Arthur l.. Reeve. Herbert A. Russell. Henri
A. Santoro, David Sherman, Bernhard Stern. Fred
eric n. Swift, Vernon +. Taylor. Edgar D. Thomp-
son George q. Thomson. Henry r. Tuthill. George
T. Tyler, Harry p; Van Wagenen, Alexander A.
Veanon Hugo Won Dessauer Waiter j Wellington.
william W. Wolfe and Lawrence y. woodruff.
These are entitled receive the degree OF DOCTOR
of Medicine when they shall have fulfed all the re-
aurements OF Chapter 66 of the Laws or 1893 as
amended by Chapter III of the Laws or 1896: Herbert
G. Anderson Chester NJ Baker. Henry Baur george
n Cohl John A. Ferguson. Louis H. tleck. Her
bert J. Lido e. Edward II. Pfarre Charles e. Will
iamson and ROYAL H. Wills