New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
THE FACULTY CHOSEN.
SELECTIONS FOR THE CONSOLIDATED
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
PROFESSORS OF THE UNIVERSITY AND BEhi'E'oh
SCHOOLS MAKE THE RECOMMENDATIONS

PROFESSORS OF THE UNIVERSITY AND BELLEVUE
SCHOOLS MAKE THE RECOMMENDATIONS
NEW SITE IN TWENTY FIFTH-sT.
Tho members of the Corporation of the University
OF New York met yesterday afternoon III the hqu,-
table Building TO elect the faculty TOT 'he coiso
ldated medical colleges OF the University ana hehe
vue Hospital Mention has already been hiaoo III
The Tribune Of the consolidation OF the TWO COL
leges which. combined will form one of the largest
and best-euuipped institutions In the country
The following members of the corporation were
present: William Allen Butler, who presided, 'he
Rev Dr. Henry NJ MacCracken. chanceior' W. r
Havemeyer DR.. II. r. Dimmick, W. 5. opoyhe'
W. A. wheelock Charles f. Miller, !. C. Piersoh,
g G Miller DR. John p Num- David Banks and
James McCreery.
Dr. Dlmmick who chairman OF the commit
tee appointed to select the members OF the faculty
presented the committees report The work OF pro
paring list had been long and difficult The facu-
ties OF the two colleges numbered together ABOUT
one hundred about half of which number consisted
of professors the others being instructors ana as
sIstants Both faculties had agreed without con-
diticns that the University Corporation should eject
the new faculty.
Each professor already In office was Invited 10
nominate a list OF those whom he considered pest
fitted for the places. 1t being UNDERSTOOD 'h"' 'o
would be nominated for his own place Forty sets
of nominations were returned to the committee. AS
n result of these confidential communications. ABOUT
nire-tenths OF the faculty elected yesterday re-
ceyed the support OF the majority OF the members
of both old faculties
As compared with fifty professorships IN tne TWO
colleges there Will be forty-one In the consolidated
college The following is the list Of the professors
o,ected the departments Of bacteriology and MIS-
tology not being filled as yet:
Or John Pyxley Mum. dean and professor OF
medical ethics
Dr T. c. Adami professor Of pathology; DR.. II.
u Riggs professor Of public medicine and INFECTIOUS
diseases; DR.. J. d. Bryant professor OF appneu
anatomy and clinical surgery; Dr. Austin fTnt'
professor Of physiology Dr. l. 8. Haynes, professor
Of practical anatomy: DR.. H. P. LOOMS. professor
Of materia medica and therapeutics; DIT. W. L.
Iusk. professor Of obstetrics; DR.. W. NJ Polk pro-
lessor OF gynecology; DR.. A. A. Smith, professor
OF medicine: Dr. L. A. Stimson, professor OF sur
gerry; Dr. w. G. Thompson professor OF medicine;
Dr. r. A. Witthaus professor OF chemistry phys
les and toxicology; DR.. G. Woolsey, professor OF
anatomy
Emeritus Professors-Dr. r. c. Doremus, DR.. A.
r. Macdonald Dr. C. l.. Pardee DR.: l. A. sayre,
Dr. ". H. Thomson and DR.. H. G. P,fard- a,,o.
professor of Obstetrics Dr. j. F. Erdman. adjunct
professor OF practical anatomy; Or. F: Gwye yer
iunct professor of medicine; Dr. ]. 4. Mandel. ad-
junct professor of chemistry; Dr: u. i. o' E
adjunct professor of practical anatomy; pr. l.
Sickels assistant professor Of chemistry ana phys
genitoC urinary diseases, Or. q. Bacon. otoogy
throat; DR.. G, s. Bull. ophthamclogy; Or: c; g.
Coakley. diseases OF the nose ana tnroao D rerp
DR. r. D. Fisher, nervous diseases; Or A. Flint INT
IT., clinical midwifery DR. A. p0rdy Tesa seer
Dr. p A. Morrow, clinical professor of senit o.
urinary diseases; DR.. w 2. Northrop diseases OF
f. Quimby, clinical professor of medicine; DE- Is
Robinson. clinical professor OF medicine pT; ~ wi IA.
hon IT. d.
Dr. j. G. Adami. appointed to the class OF pathol-
yersty England and Is now oIfr epof HIS IL ac
ceptance OF the place has not yet been received,
and for this reason the allied professorships were
II was announced after the close OF the meeting
that DR.. +. G.. Janeway had been invited to give
certain instruction in the practice OF medicine ana
had sgnined his willingness TO do So So, GA and
The University. College has at present Sii ana
soIdation of the Two colleges the University ac-
addaa , plot o IF sO@ and IL aboTsy
already dpd by It, This Plot measures s Sor fes s
Improvement e5ntemplates two courts, with an east
building q centre building and a south building
Tss M be built fyn
will be from the main door upon Twenty -sixth1st.
by a few steps the student will find himself
in a glass-coveIad court 20 feet In Width by 8?
students az a conversation and social room. From
this court is an entrance to spacious basement;
all the floors OF both the centre and east buildings.
The great central stairway leads also TO the upper
amphitheatre in the old building; while door
from the court leads into the lower amphtheatre
OF the old building. The basement contains ample
lavatory conveniences, also bicycle rooms, boiler
rooms. etc. The first floor OF tho centre building
Is given to students coatrooms and TO private
rooms OF professors: The first floor of the east
building is occupied by the reading-room and
library and study room The centre floor of both
centre and east buildings is occupied by class
rooms, including operative surgery room, while
the third floor contains a museum OF anatomy, with
an anatomical theatre and boneroom The fourth
floor is devoted wholly to the dissection rooms,
valuable appliances.