The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
The New Management.

TIC NEW 1IdllttS SlliSHl'
At this time no extensive details can
BIO given concerning tho proposed reor-
ganization, the practical effect OF when
is to rid the University College OF the
private stock feature and make 1t
nouncement by the faculty has been
made but tho specific, detailed statement
will be- given at the commencement eS-
ercises this week. Under tho reorsanlza-
ton plans ere being considered tor large
improvements and changes by the Tune
Of the next session. Announcement con
corning these changes will also be made
later.
Application for charter Will be made
nrobably this week The board OF trus-
tees will meet in Juno to take UP It's
work. The scope Of the University Col
lego will be much enlarged and IL IS
believed that the steps proposed Is
great advance along the lines OF protes.
sional teaching, and that 1t Will be OF
great advantage to the insu.uslon a. ~
to the city in elevating the standard OF
education and attracting large mum
Der of students. Heretofore the Univer-
sity has been conducted with dean OF
the faculty. 1t will now have a dean
for each Of the departments OF medicine
dentistry and pharmacy, together with
president Of the combined facu!tlcs
IneSb OluCeTS VIII DC ClloSGil ~ w 49,
meeting.
Tho new board Of trustees contains
number Of distinguished names. In addi-
ton to several members OF the faculty, 1t
will have upon IT the following gentle
men, who have accepted the positions:
Hon r. T. Barton. Winchester, Va;
Hon John Goode, Washington, D. G.;
Governor w. S. Jennings, Tallahassee,
Fla; RI. Rev. George W.3Peterkln, Char
ivy, ~, =. nv w Smith,
Greensboro, N. c.; Colonel T. s. Keenan,
Raleigh. N. c.; DR.. Robert L. Payne
Norfolk. Va; Mr. John z. Branch. Judge
George L. Christian Mr. I. a, Miller
Mr.sE Z. D. Taylor and Mr.. l.. q. Morris,
of this city.
The Commencement.
During the past year the University Col
lege has experienced great success. Inc
number Of students now In all Inc Der
rartments reaches nearly 800. and tho
record of the graduates before the diff
ferent State examining boards during
the past few years has not been sur
passed by any institution.
The commencement exercises VIII be
held on May 18th. The orator for me oc-
castor will be DR.. Henry Louis smith,
president Of Davidson College. me grad.
yates will be as follows:
Doctor Of Medicine.
Isham Keith Briggs. Jr., Briggs. Va
Vernon Ashbury Brooks, Portsmouth,
Va.
Va.
Charlie Ewing Dyer. Barren Springs,
Va.
Houston r. Farley, Thessalla, Va.
Michael Gaydosh. ELEPHANT, Pa.
Henry David Gilmer, Island Ford. Va,
Arthur Wesley Greene. Powellsville. n.
C.
Ernest l.. Grubbs. Riverton. Va.
John Ewing Hughart Cliff Top, W. Va.
Thomas Franklin Jarratt, Jarratt Va.
Charles johnson Kinsovins, Jr, Alb
ingdon, Va.
Thomas Benjamin Leonard, Richmond,
Va.
D. Blake Martin, Albn, Va.
Clarence Philip Obenschaln, Engleman.
Va.
Nathaniel Alexander Orr, Charlotte. N.
Walter s. ouaintance. Slate Mills.
Henry Lawrence Robertson, Ontario.
Canada.
w. S. slicer. Roanoke, Va.
Francis Heney Smith Fredericksburg,
Joseph Hoyt Smith. Chester, N Y.
John Blair Spencer. williamsburg, Va.
John Mason Williams, MELVILLE. va.
George A. Wright Poplar Fill. Va.
Edward Franklin Younger Winfall. Va.
Young Dentists.
Those who win the degree OF Doctor
OF Dental Surgery Cd. D. 50 are:
G. Harry Banks, IIaw River. n. G,
Alfred p, Curtis, Richmond, VI.
Harry Andrew Duncan, Oak Hill, W..
Va.
Noy1on O. Field Petersburg Va
Marion Morgan Harris. Fairfield. n, C.
Jaems Claude Johnson Benson, N. G.
Chas, Elmer Nicholas, McGaheysville,
Va
Marvin St. Clair, Gogginsville, Va.
Harry LeCato Smith. Mappsburg, Va.
Joseph Hoyt Smith. Chester, n Y.
William Elwood Snipes, Menola, N. G.
John Louis Splitter, Long, Va.
Reston NJ. Squlres, Salemburg, N, c.