The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

What constitutes State?
Men who their duties know,
But know their rights. and knowing,
dare maintain
Sir VIM. Jones.
Medicine and Law, Hon. F.. G. F>olkes.
Between two blades. which bears the
better temper;
Between two horses, which doth bear him
best;
Between two girls, which hath the mer-
I have, perhaps, some shallow spirit Of
judgment;
But in these nice sharp outlets of the
law,
Good faith, am no wiser than a daw."
king Henry w.
Medicine and Culture. Mr.. John L. Will
1iams.
II will point We out the right path of
A virtuous and noble education
Milton.
Medicine and the Laity, Colonel John S.
Harwood.
Better to hunt in fields for health I'M
bought
Than fee the doctor for a nauseous
draught." Dryden.
Medicine from the Threshold, DR.. G. J.
Andrews.
81 hold every man debtor to his pro-
fession: from the which as men, of course,
do seek to receive countenance and profit,
So ought they of duty to endeavor them
selves, by way OF amends, to be a help
and ornament Observation-Disclosures Ba-
con.
The baccaleaureate sermon, preached to-
night by Rev. DR.. Robert P. Kerr at the
First Presbyterian Church. marks the
opening of the commencement exercises
of this college.
The programme for the week is as fol-
lows:
WEDNESDAY, MAY I.
70 A. M.-Clinic on Eye, Nose and
Throat, DR.. ]. P. Davidson.
II A. M.-Clinc on Practice. DR.. H. Fl.
Levy.
IL M.-Clinic on Othopedic Surgery
DR.. ". P. Mathews.
P. M.-Clinc on Children. Dr. c. A.
Blanton; Clinic on Skin. Or. T. H. Bea-
dies.
2 P. M.-Clinic on Nervous Diseases, DR..
J =. Nrassie
s P. Meteorological Demonstration,
DR.. E. G. Williams.
. P. M.-Business meeting of the alumni.
1850 P. M.-Snoker rendered by the ad-
junct faculty
$50 P. ADMINISTRATION of N-Ray, DR..
J. NJ. Whitfield.
THURSDAY. MAY s.
9 A. ,M-Clinic on Surgery, DR.. L. c.
Bosher.
1880 A. M-Meeting Of Alumni So
ciety.
Annual Address-Is Success a Phan-
tom! DR.. n. P. Snead Cartersvilie, Va.
Subject for Observation-Disclosures D'ar.
rhoea of Children, DR.. w. l.. Harris, Nor.
felix. Va.
F. M.-Lrncheon rendered by faculty.
p M.-Clinic on Abdominal Surgery.
DR.. George Ben. Johnston
$50 P. M.-Meeting of Alumni Society.
Election of new members. Election of
officers -
$50 P. M.-Commencement exercises at
me ACADEMY OF Music Final orator, the
Rev. William E. Evans, D. D.
1880 P. NI.-Banuuet at Masonic Tenn
pie.
Union Seminary.
At the Union Theological Seminary tho
first event Of the commencement prn-
gramme will be the missionary address,
delivered this evening at o'clock in the
seminary chapel by Mr.. T.. D. Wishard,
VI New York Tomorrow there will 10
no exercises, but on Tuesday, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the annual meeting of the
koard of Trustee and Directors will take
place. On Wednesday morning, besi,-
ming at IL o'clock. the final exercises will
be held. The final address to the grad.
uating class will be delivered by the
Rev P. r. Laid member of the Board
OF Trustees from North Carolina. and
the presentation of diplomas will be made
by the president of the Board of Direc-
tors, DR.. l.. 3. Turnbull.
The University College.
The University College of Medicine
closes next week, the commencement ex.
ercises and address by Hon. John Goode
70 the graduates being held at the Acad-
emv OF Music Thursday night, afta-
which the alumni banquet will be held
at the Jefferson # the hotel is omen OH
that night
Wednesday clinics, conducted by mem
bers of the adjunct faculty, have been
scheduled from 9:2c a. M. to P. NJ. At
noon on this day the annual meeting OF
che Alumni Association will be held at
the college. The annual essay will be
read this year BY DR.. NJ. E. Nuckols, Il
this city.
Richmond College.
Che Richmond College commencement
this year is of peculiar interest. as the
.1stitution will. with special exercises,
celebrate the seventeen anniversary of
i1s founding. The finals will begin Sun
day night, June Sth, when the baccalau
=reate sermon will be preached in the
college chapel by. Rev. P. S. Henson, d.
D., of Brooklyn. n. Y. An interestins
>act III connection with this occasion is
s,riat DR.. Henson was the first ministe,
to receive a degree from Richmond Col
lege, and he, with Josiah Ryland, of this
city, We're the members of the first grad
Eating class. which was of the session
of 1SiS-'49.
On Monday night, June 9th, the MI Sig
ma Rho and Philologian Literary Soci-
cites will hold their annual ceiebra ton
E. II. Williams, of Nansemond. the final
president of the Philologian Literary So
.cieiy, is the salutatorian. L. B. Cox, Of
Princess Anne, will represent the Phil
b;ogian Literary Society as orator. while
Iarke P. Deans, of Isle of Wight, will be
tho orator from the D1u Sigma Rho Sos
ciety G.. A. Sinclair. the final presiden.