The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-16

and character of Matthew F. Nfaury,
'clarum ct venerable nomen. 1t is
burning shame that the American people
have thus far done so little in honor OF
his great name. I beg leave to suggest
here and now that one of the chief fea-
lures of the Ter-Centenary celebration
of the settlement at Jamestown in 1907
should be the unwilling of a monument
to N1aury on the Ripraps in Hampton.
Roads.
TRIBUTE TO DIR. INQUIRE.
''Having thus held up for your contem-
plation two of the grandest and most
glorious exempIars of all the manly vlr-
tues to be found in history, I desire to
commend especially to your imitation the
noble example of that splendid genius,
DR.. Hunter Mcguire. the former presi-
dent of this university. whose fame as
physician and surgeon is not confined II
he limits of his own country, but en-
braces two entire continents. The first
time ever saw Dr. Mcclure was when
he entered this city at the had of 800
medical students. who had left Philadel-
phia on account of the excitement growing
out of John Browns insurrection in 1859
The last time I ever saw him was at a
banquet given by the Virginia State Bar
Association at the Hot Springs, On which
OCCASION in response to a sentiment. he
charmed us all by his modesty and grace
"
to the profession Of which he was such
shining ornament. He was great as Il
private practitioner, great in the oper-
atinG-roonl, great as q medical director
in the Confederate Army. great in the
professors chair, great in all the relations
of life.
Pardon me, my friends, for having dc
tanned you SO long. AS an humble lay
men, ! would not dare to usurp the of
fee of the ambassador of Christ, but l
beg leave. in conclusion, to suggest that
every practicing physician should be a
Christian. While going in and out among
the people in the pursuit of his daily aVo-
cation he has numberlcss opportunities
to administer, not only to the physical
wants of the sick and suffering, but to
afford comfort and consolation to the
dying Why should he be ashamed of the,
GOSPEL of Christ? There is no star OF
hope but the star of Bethlehem. toi-
low that star where its light kindly leads
amid the encircling gloom. My heart
felt prayer is that you may all achieve
honorable success in the practice OF your.
noble profession, that you may be bright
and shining lights in your day and gen
GRAFTON, and that when you come to Gle,
you may sink to rest with the clouds
that close in on your departure gold
tipped with the glorious c1fulgence OF
wcll-spent life"
RECEIVED THEIR DEGREES.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Goddess adj
dress, DR.. Hodges conferred degrees
upon the following men in their reSpec-
tive departments:
Department of Medcine-Dr. Nicholas
l. Ardan, ELEPHANT, Pa; DR.. Frank L.
Costenbader. Potomac Mills, Va; Dr.
John Decker Frazer, Ia. Va; DR.. Jas.
w Miller, Simmonsville Va: DR.. Car
land Lightfoot A1orrss, Sultan, Va;
DR.. Harmon L. Pippin. Greendale,- Va;
Dr. Henry Ward Randolph, Richmond,
Va; DR.. James o. Wilson, Shelby, n. c.
Department of Dentistry-Dr. j. Thos.
Conduit, Jr.. Willis. Va; DR.. Jesse
Nowlan Davis. louisville, Va; DR.. g.
L. Graves. Castor. Va; DIR. Clarence
Ny Griffith, Clifton Forge. Va: DR.. NJ.
c. Horton. Wakefield N. c.: DR.. Sam
nal Albert McAnally, Red Shoals. N. c.:
Dr. Bernard VanBuren AIcCray Hot
Springs, Va: DR.. Charles Edward Nc
lJanus, Harper.s Cross Roads. N. c.;
Ir. L. Connie Smith WAITS Mills. n.
c.; Dr. James NfcNair Slower. Church
VILE, Va; Dr.. w. II. Traynham, Dill
vyn. Va; Dir. Austin Alvin Weaver,
Lexington, Va.
Department of Pharmacy.Mr Mere
dth Daniel, Norfolk. Neb. Mr.. Arthur
NJ. Duvall. Farmville. Va; Mr.. Charles
l. Guthrie. Willis Va: Mr.. Leon Z.
Johnson. Pampln City. Va: Mr. James
Marcellus Lea. Danvile. Va; Mr.. John
w Rison. Richmond. Va: Mr.. George ].
Savage, Cherriton. Va: Mr.. Dexter f.
Seasle. Pulaski, Va; Mr.. r. ". Wood.
Richmond, Va.
Degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy-Mr.
w F. Rudd. Richmond Va.
HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS.
Hospital appointments were announced
as follows:
The Virginia Hospita1-Dr. N. I. Ardan,
Olyphant Pa: DR.. H. w. Randolph,
| Richmond. Va.
ST Luke's TIosntal-Dr T. L. Costen-
badcr Potomac Mills. Va.
The City Almshouse Hospital-Dr. G..
L. Morris. Sultan. Va.
The Retreat for the Sicll-Dr. II. l..
Pippin Greendale. Va.
The Sheltering Arms Fospital-Dr. j..
O Wilson. Shelby. n. c.
The Richmond. Eye. Ear and Throa
Infirmary-Dr. j. w. Miller. Simmons
vile. Va.
The Virginia Home for Incurables-Dr.
G.. +. Graves. Castor. Va.
The benediction. invoked by DR.. With
erspoon, closed the evenings exercises.
Alumni Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Alumni As
ISOLATION OF the University College OF
Medicine held in the amphitheatre of the
CUlleSS Sil iObil was liz - SAAS - 1880
days programme of the commencement
exercises There was 4 large attendance
from among the local Alumni, and those
located in the State, while in any in
| stances Southern States are represented.
In the absence of DR.. Lippitt. of the
| United States Navy, president of the as
! ISOLATION DIR. B. r. Turner, vice-president
| presided
DR.. r. w. Miller, secretary and treas
urer. read the several reports submitted,
| which showed good work and progress In
! all directions.
| Dr. NJ E. n, ckols. OF this city, read.
as the annual essay. a paper on the
| Diagnosis Of EXamphionus Disease.
The essay was interesting and scien-
titic, and was followed by most inter-
esting and helpful discussion.
! The association elected as honorary DR..
/ zEoen DR.. Warwick and DR.. w. r.