New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18

he CONSOLIDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY
AND BELLEVUE MEDICAL COLLEGES
HEARTILY INDORSED

lie CONSOLIDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY
AND BELLEVUE MEDICAL COLLEGES
HEARTILY INDORSED
. -. recent commencement OF the New-York
,.nivsrs,tv announcement was made Of the union
:, Tho Bellevue Hospital Medical College with the
o,.wyork University under the deanship OF Dr.
rdward c. Janeway. The month past has been
employed in completing the roll OF the faculty OF
,ha consolidated school Yesterday appointments
go made OF the following twenty-three profes-
sors.
n EDWARD q. JANEWAY, medicine;
Dr. A. ALEXANDER SMITH principles and practice
O. b @'' HERMANN NJ BIGcs therapeutic,
=" 81, JOSEPH D. BRYANT principles and practc. OF
p SRSsE s S sTETAR 1,,0 sss's %.ge,n.
:: EDWHBB4R2, 1 & PtS SsIms;oRs s,Soos'
ir y. ?. NoETHRtr. petiatIc.
pprr. H B HoYES;, ep,hOmOlosy:
H N6sW9EfH dss5.ss II s sss:
~ %AG E62SAtP. G.:,sIo diseases
6 HgIrF aA NAFN chemist: s'' a 1ss'S Ssy:.
Dr E p DENCH. GEOLOGY.
~; WILLIS e T0RD eectr o',tt, .5s,nlc
~ WILLIAM II. PARK. adjunct in bac'er!olosy
All ~ the above have held chairs in one other
q. the consolidated colleges Besides these. Graham
rusk has been called TO the chair OF physiology
rom 4 Ike chair in Yale University. which he has
occupied FOR seven years. and Christian A. Herter
70 the chair Of pathological chemistry. The fol-
lowing were also appointed:
HENRY H RUsBy. ma teria -redica
! J. GARMANY clinical professor Of surgery
Resides the above the following have been ap-
pointed clinical professors;
CHARLES E orJN ISlii M %edi ;:I;,.oo~v
+ 4 sAYRE, QTihSpsdie surgery
PssKER y sY SiSsA! sars ssfs'''
IN addition are eight lecturers o. whom Or. =.
Edward Stubbert is to treat OF tropical diseaseA
.ubiec; OF special interest at this time.
corps Of nine instructors was organised all OF
them Young men, with thirtysx clinical assistants
The physicians are
p c JAMES s. A. Brown
J vANDERPoEL = llIN 5 DllLINGs Jr.'
THHlES6Hp5oRE7 JASEwAY. v, l. STONE
Al the meeting yesterday several letters were
read from various colleges and universities indors-
ing the stand OF the NewYork University IN us ell
fort 10 bring It's medical college under direct con-
troll Of the University. The following letter from
Charles ". Eliot. president Of Harvard TO Chan
ceor MacCracken was read:
Harvard University Cambridge, June 2 lses
AZ, .gs o, Your EFFORTS to bring your medical college
ds direct University control V cfAR HE w ELIOT
similar letter received from President
Thxing Of the Western Reserve University Of
cleveland WHO said II also feei U, N ne ISen
one Of these contests results yours has re-
suited. ..-oo.o -
Within the last week contribution Of $4,000 wac
received from anonymous source. 10 De appheo
10 the productive endowment fund. .,
Additional appointments made were mares n,
rTcfessor In the school OF pedagogy. and A. Bou-
hon to assistant in English in tho University Col
leg O - ,.,..
last week received the degree OF doctor or laws
f:nn the Miami University. IN OHIO.
Charles II SNOW. dean OF the engineering school,
also received the degree OF doctor of science from
f1e University of PittsbGrg