New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
n DIS FOR TWENTY-ONE.
PHYSICIANS GRADUATED FROM
,,r ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.
svs ny THE REV. H. ]. MEWEN AND

.svs ny THE REV. H. J. MEwEN AND
,rps-MEErING OF THE GRADUATES.
.,,-.v.ofth annual commencement Of the Ec-
Tho "s,.,, College Of the City of New-York was
lec'W n,eht at Chickering Hall. Eighteenth-st.
hem rss,h.aye. The hall was well filled with people
anu .sd In the welfare Of the college ana the
m,as The audience was composed largely OF
gSu who were particularly interested IN me
wone" ,os ard whose glances were often turned
ss.~,rd the front row. where the sraaua''"s Class
sal go ,,self was almost hidden by the flowers
InS sent by admirng friends TO the young
tna' ,o were about to be graduated. Ihere were
me" IA almost all sorts of flowers TO ourn'
TO- IN the front row each wore White carhd.ioh
9"o ,o,e, of his coat or in the corsase OF her
'n' ~ there were three women who received
dress u,ors degree) Behind the flowers. upon the
'ne' we're seated the members OF the faculty ana
stage ~ trustees Among those upon the stage
sou" 81, y Spooner. vice-president OF the board Oh
we'e w. mr. G. w Boskowitz, dean OF the racrlty;
i'" A C. Morehouse. the Rev H. l. Mcfweh'
M W Thompson. Dr. Max Augsburger, Or.
Pr waite. DIT. Harriet c. Kinds. Dr. Max Meyer
q .. Ovid A. Hyde. Dr. Henry Armgarot' Dr' D a.
" ~ and DR.. sydney D. Jacobson
n pa. EXERCISES Of the evening were opened win
Inc ,ha Rev A. c. Morehouse. and he was
pns.s NV DIR. G. W. Boskowitz. who read the re-
io" =, the faculty. Among other things ne SAID
po' v oroe,tages of failures at the last eXamina-
na' Wv S,o,a licenses were as follows: Allopathic,
no ~ v.,,osonathic. 1873; and eclectic 81 linen
y" ~ address by the Rev. II. T. McEwen, VINO
" ssnecially TO the graduating class, ana tolu
~ =, ,he sacredness and the duties OF their call
w. 49,, o,r,. for tho degrees TO be con-
"a the graduating class marched upon the stage
~. rsce,ved their diplomas from the hands OF
n q spooner. the vice-president OF the BOARD
" 1Tustees, who presided in the absence OF
80. \. Rocker the president OF the BOARD
ln ,,s class we're again seated. Dr. ROBBERY
ME- INNS delivered the vaed.ctory ad9ress, anu
~ exercises were closed Win the peheu0''o'' ~
the S CAV. c. Morehouse.
tns members of the graduating class tweht!,one
=, a are william Baehmann AdoIpn Ae agu Incoh
slltnsnhauer Anna Matilda Cross, Willam harpei
Bts Robert Cornelius Fraser, FRANCIS LOUIS NOT
Sps paw Annie Elizabeth Martin Marie Vincent Max
nal lp' William Isaac Louis. Hermann Levin, Law
VEL nrs Joseph Osborne, Jacob Oshlag Ot'o fienl!
Rohde Henry John Rynker EredeT aorz Leo om S
CAR I.a Rnssel Thompson and Charles Leonard
Geysv Among the others in the audience were
Dr. Hayden H. Dr. " Wl'' Sutton t. hG DR. L. F. Hor
f fon Dr. E. B. Foote. Dr. Lillian Bullock, DR. D.
Borden Dr. W Bqesby Wr. r r. aewf re- Dr. ~
Graao:r a D, Dr. O. Soper and DR.. r. W. Patchen
The officers Of the institution are Ih9mas y
Rocker president W Spooner vice,pres,oe ma
r Lee secretary; A u. W. Mii'e'' "e"'u'''' anu
Hervey Bell. registrar 80, oo.,r, a. tho
The graduates of the college held meeting IN me
.s.n,ne and afternoon at the college Dulldlng IN
nv, Eonrteenth-st The meeting was well attended
and at the reception mary "reminiscences Were eVe eo
The officers of the ASSOCIATION eleeed ITE
r ne nresSent: Dr. F. f. HILL of Brooklyn. first
vice.presdent; DR. L. BULLOCK; of New ampsInire,
second ,S,Td yicepresaent Dr. Harriet C Kinds. Of
New-Jersey. secretary aud a. W. Iomph'ns' u
NewYork. treasurer