New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
THE NEJVYORK HOMUDPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE AND
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL.

Thirty nine years ago this celebrated iHst'-,
tuition was founded by a NUMBER of the leads
ing physicians OF New-Yor,S for the purpose OF
giving the most advanced and progressive in
struction In the principles and practice o.
homeopathy Beginning ia modest Way in
unpretentipus quarters, the college gradually,
from wear to year, grew In soidy and charac-
ter until to-day it occupies the highest festion
as seat of learning. and is recognized all over
the world the chief exponent Of homoro-
pathc doctrines The conspicuous abiiit, of IT.
faculty throughout it's existence WIS such a.
to make the school lender in everything per-
tanning to higher education, anil 10 its
efforts is due in a lare4 measure the elevation
Of the medical profession to its present standing
and dignity. 1t WAS the first college to advO-
cate and inaugurate the preliminary exsmina-
ton system in the Stale. The methods or pro-
ccdure and thoroughr,ess of instruction may
best be judged by the fact THAT it is the only
college in the State that did not have a eradu-
ate rejected before he State Board fASt year
The of Instruction rs both didactic and
clinical the lstter feature being the RUst promi-
nent, by reason on the s,rdcnts being carefully
instructed and trained et the bedside In alt
manner and forms OF diseases. This exemplifrt
cation covers every detail possible in Hedicat
science. and makes the student tersed in thu
art az practice r,on graduation.
The clinical advantages of he college, have
been largely fnrreased during the asst year By
Hospital, and by the opportunity which has
been afforded students of attending the clinics
at the Metropolitan Hospital Black wells ISL
and. an institution containing seven hundred
beds. These sources OF bedside rs:rus ton will.
be utilized still more in the coming session
while new clinics upon the eye, ear nose and
throat will he held regularly III the OphtAasmie
Hospital. .s ST.. ..-
In the surgical division OF the Flower Hos
pital. adjoining the college. 2SI2
cared for during the last year, and the ..snbu-
lance service answered l,SWi calls. This SER
vice. togo tier with that sf the medical di-
vision OF the hospital and the college dspensary.
furnish daily material for practical instruct ion.
A maternity ward. with spccia operating
and chiIdrens ward are part Of. the
equipment OF the medical division. With these
facilities Tor study. Tho students have superior
advantages in every department OF medicine
and surgery.
Students from other colleges may Ic ad-
United to the second third fourth year classes
on presentation OF satisfactory certificates OF
having passed examination in branches
equivalent to tho curriculum preceding the class
to which they seek entrance. provided they
meet the Regents requirements.
The student ha: complete access To the col
lege library containing three theusa nd
volumes or standard medical works. and over
fifteen thousand pamphlets and journals. The
senior year is equivalent 10 posi- x graduate
course and affords unsurpassed opportunity
to study the various aspects of disease espe-
ciailv the art OF medical and surgical ttperapeu-
tics. The fscu ~ staff comprises forty skilled
professors. of which William Tod aIentuih,
NJ. H.. Ii. ID. Is dean; ~. Nj. Ipearhorn, n d..
SECRETARY, and George G.. Shelton. A. d.. ref5iss
trar, Among the olde.t uncni,ers might he
men Toned Ir. 4. i. Alien. Dr. ST Clair Smith.
DR. = f. Wilcox DR. 4. r.. Doughty. Df l.. L.
Danferth DIR. M. Dcschere. Dr. a. NJ. Diilow,'
DR. H., II. Porter and Dr. j. 4. OConnor. l-, =,
The new college buildings and hospital adj
juncts are amon. the finest educational s,rSict-
ures in the city. which with the invested funds
aggregate total valuation sf about xS4D00O
he present bitrease being S.fHHn yearly. Com,
sidcring ta,e fact that eight sesrs ago tise col
lege owIsed I'd real estate the financial Hage-
me mt displayed by rs officers and trusasss seein4
lit tie Short Of marvellous :.