MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

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(tfftce~s Of tlte orOulldl FACULTY OF MEDICINE

JOHN TAYIOR JOHNSTON PRESIIlENT REV JOHN HALL DD LLD

Chancellor of the University CHARLES BUTLER REV HENRY M MAcCRACKEN DD

VICE-PRESIDENT Vice Chancellor of the University CHARLES INSLEE PARDEE MD

WILLIAM R MARTIN Dltan 0 the Faculty Proessor 0 Otology SECRETARY J W S ARNOLD 1I1D

Professor E meritus 0 Physiology and l-fistology WM A WHEELOCK ALFRED L LOOMIS MD LLD

TREASURER Professor 0 Pathology and Practice 0 Medicine Pltysician to BellelJue Hospital

WILJIAlIl H THOMSON MD LLD JOHN HALL DO Professor 0 Mater ia Medzca and Therapeutics Diseases 0 the Nervous System Physician to

Bellevue HospitalCHANCELLOR J WILLISTON WRIGHT MD

Professor 0 Surgery Surgeon to Bellevue Hospi talHENRY M McCRACKEN DO WM MECKLENBURG POLli MD

VICE-CHANCELLOR P rofessor of Obstetrics a nd Diseases of Women a nd Children Pliysician to Bellevue Hospital and to Emergency Lyingin Hospital

LEWIS A STIMSON MD Professor of Anatomy Professor of Clinical Surgery~ Surgeon to Bellevue and Presbyterian

Hospitals

RUDOLPH A WITTHAUS MD Professor of Chemistry and Physics

EDWIN J BARTLETT 1I1D and WM G THOMPSON MD CLASS OF 1882--1886 CLASS OF 1884-1886 Lecturers on Physiology

STEPHEN SlIlITH MD Proflssor 01 Clinical Surgery Surgeon to Bellevue H ospitalCHARLES BUTLER JOHN TAYLOR JomiSTON

A E MACDONALD LLB MDWHo ALLEN BUTLER LL D Hon S J TILDEN LLD Professor 0 ilfedical Jurisprudence and PSYclOlogical Medicine General Superintendent

JOHN HALL D DA J VANDERPOEl LLD 0 the New York City Asylums or the Insanlt WHo A WHEELOCK CHAS F DEEMS DD LLD HERMAN KNAPP MD S M HAHILTON D D LEMUEL SKIDMORE Proltssor 0 Ophthalmology Surgeon to the New York Ophthalmic and A ural Institute

WH o L A NDREWS PETER CARTER F ANEUIL n WEISSE MD Professor of Practlcal and Surgical Anatomy Surgeon to Workhouse Hospital B IWH o M HALSTED WM M TAYLOR D D

HENRY G PIFFARD MDHon NOAH DAVIS

Clinical Proessor 0 Dermatology ConsultingSurgeon to Charity Hospital

jRlGDERICK R S DUAKE MD Clinical Proessor 0Medicine Pltysician to Bellevue Hospital

CLASS OF 18ampgt-1889 JOSEPH E WINTERS MD

CLASS OF 1883- 1887 Clinical Proessor 0 Diseases 0 Children

HOWARD CROSBY DD LLD NEWTON M SHAFFER ~ID Clinical Proessor oOrthop(Edic Surgery Surgeon to New York Orthopcedic l-Iospttal

WM R MARTIN JOHN E PARSONS PRINCE A MORROW MD

A R THOMPSON D D J W C LEVERIDGE Clinical Professor 0 Venereal Dise4ses Surgeon to Charity Hospital

BENJ N B AYCRlGG MD SMITH E LANE WILLIAM C JARVIS MD

JENKINS VAN S CHAICK ELBERT B MONROE Clintcal Professor 0 LaryngologyltROt i yE $HOI~ C H V AN BRUNT SAMUEL SLOAN LAURENCE JOHNSON 1I1D WM S O PDYKE DAVID BANKS Professor 0 Medical Botany~ Viszting Physzcian to Randalls Island Hospitalo of RODERICK TERRY DD ROBERT ScHELL S C BLAISDELL lIrn 1 Demonstrator if Anatomy

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(tfftce~s Of tlte orOulldl FACULTY OF MEDICINE

JOHN TAYIOR JOHNSTON PRESIIlENT REV JOHN HALL DD LLD

Chancellor of the University CHARLES BUTLER REV HENRY M MAcCRACKEN DD

VICE-PRESIDENT Vice Chancellor of the University CHARLES INSLEE PARDEE MD

WILLIAM R MARTIN Dltan 0 the Faculty Proessor 0 Otology SECRETARY J W S ARNOLD 1I1D

Professor E meritus 0 Physiology and l-fistology WM A WHEELOCK ALFRED L LOOMIS MD LLD

TREASURER Professor 0 Pathology and Practice 0 Medicine Pltysician to BellelJue Hospital

WILJIAlIl H THOMSON MD LLD JOHN HALL DO Professor 0 Mater ia Medzca and Therapeutics Diseases 0 the Nervous System Physician to

Bellevue HospitalCHANCELLOR J WILLISTON WRIGHT MD

Professor 0 Surgery Surgeon to Bellevue Hospi talHENRY M McCRACKEN DO WM MECKLENBURG POLli MD

VICE-CHANCELLOR P rofessor of Obstetrics a nd Diseases of Women a nd Children Pliysician to Bellevue Hospital and to Emergency Lyingin Hospital

LEWIS A STIMSON MD Professor of Anatomy Professor of Clinical Surgery~ Surgeon to Bellevue and Presbyterian

Hospitals

RUDOLPH A WITTHAUS MD Professor of Chemistry and Physics

EDWIN J BARTLETT 1I1D and WM G THOMPSON MD CLASS OF 1882--1886 CLASS OF 1884-1886 Lecturers on Physiology

STEPHEN SlIlITH MD Proflssor 01 Clinical Surgery Surgeon to Bellevue H ospitalCHARLES BUTLER JOHN TAYLOR JomiSTON

A E MACDONALD LLB MDWHo ALLEN BUTLER LL D Hon S J TILDEN LLD Professor 0 ilfedical Jurisprudence and PSYclOlogical Medicine General Superintendent

JOHN HALL D DA J VANDERPOEl LLD 0 the New York City Asylums or the Insanlt WHo A WHEELOCK CHAS F DEEMS DD LLD HERMAN KNAPP MD S M HAHILTON D D LEMUEL SKIDMORE Proltssor 0 Ophthalmology Surgeon to the New York Ophthalmic and A ural Institute

WH o L A NDREWS PETER CARTER F ANEUIL n WEISSE MD Professor of Practlcal and Surgical Anatomy Surgeon to Workhouse Hospital B IWH o M HALSTED WM M TAYLOR D D

HENRY G PIFFARD MDHon NOAH DAVIS

Clinical Proessor 0 Dermatology ConsultingSurgeon to Charity Hospital

jRlGDERICK R S DUAKE MD Clinical Proessor 0Medicine Pltysician to Bellevue Hospital

CLASS OF 18ampgt-1889 JOSEPH E WINTERS MD

CLASS OF 1883- 1887 Clinical Proessor 0 Diseases 0 Children

HOWARD CROSBY DD LLD NEWTON M SHAFFER ~ID Clinical Proessor oOrthop(Edic Surgery Surgeon to New York Orthopcedic l-Iospttal

WM R MARTIN JOHN E PARSONS PRINCE A MORROW MD

A R THOMPSON D D J W C LEVERIDGE Clinical Professor 0 Venereal Dise4ses Surgeon to Charity Hospital

BENJ N B AYCRlGG MD SMITH E LANE WILLIAM C JARVIS MD

JENKINS VAN S CHAICK ELBERT B MONROE Clintcal Professor 0 LaryngologyltROt i yE $HOI~ C H V AN BRUNT SAMUEL SLOAN LAURENCE JOHNSON 1I1D WM S O PDYKE DAVID BANKS Professor 0 Medical Botany~ Viszting Physzcian to Randalls Island Hospitalo of RODERICK TERRY DD ROBERT ScHELL S C BLAISDELL lIrn 1 Demonstrator if Anatomy

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LECTURERS WESLEY M CARPENTER MD

Lecturer on Clinical Medicine C E QUIMBY MD WALTER L RANNEY MD

Lecturers zn tlte Dejartment 0 Practical A1edzcnle

JOHN B KN APP MD Lecturer in Depa lmm l 0Maleria M ed ica E D FISH ER MD

Lecturer i1t Dejartment olVervous Diseases

JOHN VANDERPOEL MD Lecturer in Dejartment 0 Obstetrics

FRANZ HEUE L JR MD Lecturer on Clinical and Operative Surger y Pr osecior

to ella ir 0 Surgery Visiting Surgeon to Ran~ dal Island Hospital

J HABlRSHAW MD L W HUBBARD MD Leciuren in Dejartment 0 Surgery

FRED W GWYER MD Lecturer in Department 0 A natonzy

H P LOOMIS MD Lecturer on Pathology

LABORATORY AND DISPENSARY INSTRUCTORS MAURICE N MILLER MD

Instructor ~n tke H~stolog1cal Laboratory H P LOOMIS MD

Instructor in Patltologual Laborator) LEIGH H HUNT MD

A ssistant i nstructor ~n Patltologzcal Laboratory W H SNOW MD AND R B CUMMINGS MD

Instructors in Gynacology IVIN SICKELS MD WM TRAVIS GIBB MD C G CO AKLEY AB

instructors n Chemical Laboratory J H SHORTER MD J E WEEKS MD

Instructors in Ophthalmology JOHN F RIDLON MD

Instruclor in OrthoptEdc Surgery W L STOWELL MD

instructor in Diseases 0 Cluldren WICKES WASHBURN MD IJ d

Instructor poundn Psychological Med~c~ne and Medua urur u ence CHARLES SLOVER ALLEN MD

Instructor poundn Laryngology

CLINICAL ASSISTANTS

E L~~ FEVRE MD Assistant to Chair ~Practice

E HEUEL MD Assistant to ellair 0 Surgery

W M H McENROEA~ginl to Chair 0 lIl aler ia Medica

C P R SCHCENEM~~fsa~~ Chair 0 Clinical Surgery

E C TITUS MD Assislant 10 Chair 0Diseases 0 Children

A T TRAUTMAN MD STUART DOUGLAS MD A ssistants to Cltair 0 Psychologttal lfIedze zne

T W CLEAVELANDAmiddot~t to Chair 0 Obsletrics

CHAS W ALLEN MD ETIENNE ~ VIDAL MDAssistants to Cluu r of Dermatology

J OHN WARREN lIr~~sistant to Chair 0 Vm ereal Diseases

CHAS E CLARK MA~~islmt to Cair 0 Laryngology

HENRY C COOPER MD Clerk

FORTy-SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

1886 =87

The University Medical College is the Medical Department of the

University of the City of New York

The College is in East Twenty-sixth Street immediately opposite

Bellevue Hospital between First Avenue and the East River The

nearest stations on the Elevated Railways are the Twenty-third Street

stations on the Second Third and Sixth Avenue roads and the Twentyshy

eighth Street station on the Third Avenue road

The College Building which is the largest of its kind in the country

has a frontage of 95 feet and a depth of 100 feet The general Lecshy

ture Room will seat five hundred students and is provided with all conshy

veniences for Didactic Clinical and Experimental Lectures The Disshy

secting Room has an area of over five thousand square feet is admirably

lighted and ventilated and is abundantly provided with charts skeletons

and mounted specimens The Anatomical and Pathological Museums

are upon the first floor and contain an ample store of materi al which

is used in ill ustration of the lectures and is also open at all times to the

students for reference and study

The recent additions to the College Building give increased accommoshy

dation not only for Chemical and Pathological Laboratories but also

for a Dispensary and for other branches in which practical work can

be done T hey contain a Second L ecture Room seating about one

hundred students which is used for special courses and for practical

instruction in the various branches a Chemical Laboratory of three

large rooms for junior and senior classes with a smaller room for

spectroscopic work a large Microscopical L aboratory and a Materia

JIpoundedica Laboratory for practical instruction in the study and preparashy

tion of drugs Also a Dispensary from which material is drawn for the

clinical lectures and in which advanced students are drilled in the

diagnosis and t reatment of disease

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In addition to these special facilities of its own the University enjoys

equal rights and facilities with other colleges in Bellevue and Charity

Hospitals the Out-Door Department of Bellevue Hospital and in the

other public and private hospitals and dispensaries of the city

In the Spring of 1883 the Faculty organized a Dispensary in the

College building During the last year more than nine thousand

patients were treated in it By the utilization of this material during

the Winter Session in clinical and section teaching it has become a

very important feature in the instruction and opportunities furnished

by the College The Faculty take great pleasure in announcing that they have just

received a gift of one hundred thousand dollars for the erection and

equipment of a special Laboratory building to be known as the Loomis

Laboratory of the University Medical College They have purchased

a plot of ground adjoining their present property and will proceed as

soon as possible to construct the new building and make the alterations

in the present one needed to give the fullest effect to this generous

gift They will also thereby be enabled greatly to enlarge their Disshy

pensary and increase the facilities for clinical instruction and direct

observation which have been so marked and valuable a feature in the

instruction offered by the College during the last few years The

details of this instruction are described below in the section on BEDshySIDE AND LABORATORY INSTRUCTION

Since the publication of its last Announcement the College has sufshy

fered the loss by death of Professor Draper for twentymiddottwo years its

Professor of Chemistry Professor Witthaus has been transferred from

the chair of Physiological Chemistry to that of Chemistry and Physics

COLLEGE SESSIONS

THE COLLtGIATE YEAR is divided into three sessions-the Prelimishynary Winter Session the Regular Winter Session and the Spring Sesshysion the whole embracing a period of nearly nine months of continuous instruction

The Prelzmtl1ary Session will begin on Wednesday September 15th 1886 and continue until the opening of the Regular Course The

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Lectures in this Term both Clinical and Didactic will be introductory to those of the Regular Course and the same in number and order They will be given by the Professors of the Regular Faculty

The Regular Winter Session begins on Wednesday September 29th 1886 and continues to the first of March 1887 During this Sesshysion there is a vacation from December 25th to January 1st inclusive and there are no lectures on Thanksgiving Day and the Friday and Saturday following Washingtons Birthday and Election Day

The Sprzng Session is Supplementary to the Winter Session It will begin immediately thereafter and continue for ten weeks

Attendance during the Winter Session only is required for graduashytion

GENERAL PLAN OF INSTRUCTION

WINTER SESSION

The instruction during the Winter Session consists of didactic and clinical lectures recitations practical demonstration of subjects involvshying manipUlation and practice at the bedside and in the laboratories

DIDACTIC LECTURES

Fouror five didactic lectures will be given daily in the main lecture room during the term until the beginning of the final examinations in March

CHEMISTRY AND PHVSICS-Professor WITTHAUS will give two lecshytures on Chemistry and one lecture on Physics each week

As it is neither possible nor desirable to treat of these subjects exhaustively in a medical course attention will be given mainly to the fundamental principles and to medical chemistry and physics

The lectures will be fully illustrated by expenments

PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY-Professor LOOMIS will give three lectures each week on Pathology and Practice of Medicine These lectures will be illustrated by fresh pathological specimens by charts plates and microphotographs

ANA TOMY-Professor STIMSON will give three lectures each week on General and Descriptive Anatomy These lectures are illustrated by recent dissections charts and drawings

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Professor WEISSE will give one lecture each week on Surgical Anatshyomy and a weekly evening demonstration of Anatomy in the College

Lecture-Room MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTlCS-Professor THOMSON will

give three lectures each week on Materia Medilta and Therapeutics In these lectures special attention is directed to those Remedial

Agents which are not Medicines and to the action of Medicines Proper with particular reference to their practical application

SURGERY-Professor WRIGHT will give three lectures each week on the Principles and Practice of Surgery During the latter part of the session the principal surgical operations will be performed on the cadaver before the class

OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY-Professor POLK will give three lectures each week on Obstetrics and Gynecology These will be illusshytrated by charts diagrams specimens and by demonstrations upon the cadaver and manikin All of the principal obstetric operations will be performed on the cadaver or manikin before the class

PHYSIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AN ATOMY- There will be three lectures each week on Physiology A full demonstration course in the minute anatomy of the tissues and organs will be carried on in the Microscopical Laboratory for the benefit of the graduating class and will be extended as soon as possible to include all students

OPHTHALMOLOGy-Professor KNAPP will lecture once each week upon this subject will illustrate the lectures by cases and will perform operations in the presence of the class

OTOLOGY-Professor PARDEE will lecture during December DERMATOLOGY-Professor PIFFARD will give one Clinical Lecture

each week during the Winter Session PSYCHOLOGICAL 11EDlCINE AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE-Proshy

fessor MACDONALD will lecture once each week until January 1St and his course will be tbundantly illustrated by cases brought from the

Asylum on Wards Island ORTHOPCEDIC SURGERY-Professor SHAFFER will lecture once each

week using in illustration cases brought from the Orthopcedic Hospital

under his charge SPECIAL COURSES

BACTERIOLOGY by Professor H KNAPP assisted by Dr MN MILLER Fhese lectures will be didactic demonstrative and experimental disshy

cussing and showing to the class in a systematic manner all that is essential in this new and important branch of medical sCience The

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methods followed will chiefly be those used in the new laboratory of Professor R Koch at the University of Berlin The course will conshysist ofshy

Historical introduction morphology and classification of microshyorganisms methods of microscopic exammation (hanging drop dry cover single and double staining) and of pure cultivation (potato pepshytonized meat jelly agar-agar blood serum test-tubes streak and plate cultures) methods of sterilizing substances and apparatus inocushylation of pathogenic microbes autopsy reinoculation bacteriological aids in the diagnosis treatment and prevention of infectious diseases (examination of secretions and tissues in blennorrhcea tuberculosis lepra diphtheria anthrax septicemia pneumonia typhoid syphilis osteomyelitis actinomycosis ulcerative endocarditis cholera etc) experiments on the healing process of aseptic and infected wounds pyogenic and non-pyogenic microorganisms sterilization of instruments dressing material hands and the field of operations antisepsis

Opportunities will be given to the students in the section teaching to familiarize themselves with all the subjects taught in this course and such as intend to pursue original investigations can do so in the laborshyatory working independently or under the guidance and assistance of the above named teachers

PUBLIC HYGIENE by Surgeon JOHN S BILLINGS U S A The Faculty is pleased to announce that unless army duties prevent

Dr BILLINGS will give during the Winter Session four lectures on this subject

CLINICAL LECTURES

Clinical Lectures will be given every day in the College Building or in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital

MEDICAL CLINIcs-Professor LOOMIS will give one Clinical Lecture each week throughout the Collegiate Year in Bellevue Hospital In connection with these lectures he will orgarize a Diagnosis Class to be held in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday of each week when students will examine patients and make diagnoses before the class

Professor THOMSON will give Clinical Lectures each week one in Bellevue Hospital Amphitheatre and one in the College Building until January I one of these clinics will be illustrative of nervous diseases

Professor DRAKE will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the College Building

Professor WINTERS will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the College Building on Diseases of Children

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GYNlECOLOGICAL CLINIC--This Clinic is given in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital every week and embraces all the operations of consequence relating to the disorders of women The success which has been reached in this Hospital in Abdominal Surgery enables the Professor of Gymecology to fully illustrate this important department of the course

In addition to this Clinic Professor POLK will supervise the clinical demonstrations in Obstetrics and Gynrecology which are carried on in the College Building

SURGICAL CLINIcs-Professor WRIGHT will give one Clinical Lecshyture each week in the College Building throughout the session and one in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the months of January and February

Professor SMITH will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue HospitaL

Professor STIMSON will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the first half of the session

OPHTHALMIC CLINIc-Professor KNAPP will give one Clinic each week at New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute Professor MORROW will give a Clinical Lecture in Charity Hospital each week in September and October

Dr W M CARPENTER will give one Clinical Lecture in the College Building after January 1st 1887

The material for these Clmical Lectures is drawn from the Univershysity Division of Bellevue Hospital from the Outmiddot Door Department of Bellevue Hospital from the College Dispensary and from the Special Dispensaries and Hospitals with which the different lecturers are conshynected The supply is so abundant so far in excess of the ability to utilize it all in the lecture-room that the Faculty determined two years ago to use the surplus to provide additional facilities for advanced students and graduates personally to examine cases of dIsease and to receive practical instruction in diagnosis and treatment These facihshyties are believed to be now greater than those offered by any other medical school in the country

BEDSIDE AND LABORATORY INSTRUCTION The Graduating Class is divided into sections of about twenty-five

each which receive separate instruction for one or two hours daily throughout the term This instruction is under the immediate direc middot tlon and management of Profs Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimmiddot son Knapp Drake Shaffer Winters Morrow and Jarvis and IS carried

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on partly in the wards of Bellevue Hospital and partly in the College Building The students receive practical instruction in Operative Surgery upon the cadaver in the examination of medical and surgical cases for the purpose of diagnosis in the application of dressings and apparatus and in the use of the laryngoscope ophthalmoscope and microscope and in the study of pathological tissues and organs

The success of this system of instruction has been very marked in the past and it has given much satisfaction to both students and teachers The importance which the Faculty attach to it is shown in the fact that it involves an increase in the time given to instruction of more than twenty hours each week No additional expense to the students is incurred except in the two instances specified below

LABORATORY OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY-The laboratory has been refitted during the presoot Summer and now accommodates sixty-six students It is open throughout the Preliminary Winter and Spring Sessions

Each student is supplied with all chemicals and apparatus required except urinometers which are tested and corrected for future use

The course is divided into preliminary and advanced The preliminary includes the examination of normal and morbid

urine It deals with the determination of the physical characters of the urine the detection of abnormal ingredients as albumen blood bile etc and the determination of the quantity of both normal and abnormiddot mal constituents The importance of that practical acquaintance with the manipUlations of analysis of urine which is only obtainable in the laboratory has long been recognized by students of the University very few of whom graduate without taking this course although it is optional

Fee for course ten dollars The advanced course is open to all students who have taken the

preliminary course and have passed a satisfactory examination therein It consists of practice in the tests for the mineral poisons and for

those organic poisons which are of clinical interest Spectroscopic and microscopic examinations of blood etc as

required in medico-legal practice Polariscopic determinations of sugar and albumen

These courses will be personally conducted by the Professor of Chemistry and Physics assisted by instructors

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE SURGERY

Section courses in the practical application of bandages fractureshyapparatus etc will be conducted by Dr F Heuel Jr the Prosector

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to the chair of Surgery It ill be under the immediate supervision of the Professor of Surgery

ORTHOPtEDIC SURGERY Professor SHAFFER will instruct the sections in diagnosis the practishy

cal manipulation and application of apparatus and treatment at the New York Orthopredic Dispensary and Hospital

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY The sections will receive instruction in the Diagnosis of the Varishy

ous Presentations and Positions this to be followed by a course upon Obstetric Operations In this course improved manikins and the cadaver will be also employed Advanced students are given cases of labor which they attend under the direction of Dr Vanderpoel

In the department of Gynrecology the instJuction will embrace the methods of examination the use of instruments and the introduction of pessaries the clinical m~terial found in the Dispensary being ample for all

LABORATORY OF MATERIA MEDICA This laboratory is provided with a full assortment of the various

articles of the Materia Medica to be used in giving the student a pracshytical acquaintance with each drug and its preparations

Second year students will be divided into classes to work in the laboratory under the supervision of Dr J B Knapp for the purpose of insuring familiarity with the administration of medicines

In addition to this practical instruction will be given in the use of remedies which are not medicines This will include a special course in Electrical Therapeutics for which purpose the laboratory has recently been fully equipped

Lessons will also be given in prescription writing attendance on which will be obligatory on all candidates for graduatIOn All these courses except the two above specified Chemistry and Histology are free to members of the graduating class

DISSECTION

The study of Practical Anatomy will be prosecuted in the Dissecting Room from the beginning of the regular term until the middle of May It will be under the personal supervision of Professor Weisse

Arrangements have been made for a renewal of the abundant supply bull of dissecting material of last Winter and as heretofore it will be

furnished free of charge The Dissecting-Room fee is ten dollars

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POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS

In addition to the didactic instruction which will be given upon this subject the students will be taken by the Curator in sections to the Post-Mortem Room of Bellevue Hospital where examinations will be made in their presence and opportunities given personally to study diseased tissues and organs

FACULTY EXAMINATION

Regular examinations are held every week by Professors Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimson and Witthaus or their assistant lec-middot turers upon the subjects lectured upon by them during the pr~ceding week They are held in the main Lecture Room in the evemng areshyfree and are open to all

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

In addition to the sectional teaching which is a part of the regular course several private courses in special branches are given by differshyent members of the Faculty to advanced students and graduates These courses are entirely optional with the student and do not affect his standing in the class They are as follows

Physical Diagnosis-Professor LOOMIS

Medical Diagnosis-Professor THOMSON

Operative Surgery and Surgical Dressing-Professor WRIGHT

Obstetrical Operations and GymeCJlogy-Professor POLK

Ophthalmology -Professor KNAPP

UNIVERSITY LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Prof ALFRED L LOOMIS General Director M X MILLER MD and H P LOOMIS Instructors

The Faculty aided by generous friends of the College have added two stories to the Laboratory Building and now offer to Students and to Practitioners of Medicine facilitzes which are unsurpassed in Ihts country for the study of Practical Microscopy and Bacteriology

The Laboratories occupy the entire building and are furnished with every modern requisite including sixty improved and specially conshystructed Schrauer Microscopes with their accessories complete appashyratus of Koch and others for the culture and study of Micro-organisms Photographic and Photomicrographic instruments Electric Projection apparatus apparatus for Injecting Microtomes Re-agents etc

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The supply of material is practically inexhaustible Additions to the present rare and varied collection of Tissues in illustration of NOfshy

mal and Pathological Histology are constantly being made by the Inshystructors in their service as Curators to Charity and Bellevue Hosshypitals

The Regular La~oratory Course is usually taken by students during the last year of their college work and embraces the following

I Theory of the Microscope and its accessories

2 Simple Structural Elements

3middot Preparation and Study of Sections of the Principal Organs

4middot Preparation and Study of Sections involving the more common lesions of the Principal Organs

An examin~tiOl~ is held at the close of each course as part of the final examInatIOn In Pathology and Theory and Practice of Medicine

T~ ac~ommodate medical and scientific men who desire to pJrsue speCial lmes of inv~stigation the Laboratory is provided with separate rooms furnished With every requisite

Conneced with the Private Laboratories is a department furnished ~Ith ~hyslcal Apparatus small machinery and tools in order that the In~estlgator may construct or ~uperintend the construction of such apshyplIances as may be needed In such special scientific research All priv~te work will be under the direction of the Instructors with ~hom speCial arrangements can be made

A ~epartment is devoted to the examination of Tumors Sputum Calculi Urinary Deposits etc etc for the medical profession for which a moderate fee will be charged Such material should be addressed

LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE

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The graduating class will be divided into sections each of which will be placed under the direction of one of the Laboraory Instructors These courses will be free to all members of the graduating class except a small fee for the materials used

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SPRING SESSION

The Spring Session will begin about the middle of March and continue ten weeks The instruction will consist of Recitations Clinical Lectures Laboratory and Section Work The entire class will be divided into sections each of which will receive two hours instruction daily Fourshyteen General Clinics will be held every week

Advanced students and practitioners will find many advantages in this course every opportunity being afforded for studying the specialshyties of Medicine and Surgery The advantages offered are as numershyous as during the Winter Session and the time for seeking them more ample

The Dissecting Room will be opened during the first two months of this term The Chemical Histological and Pathological Laboratories will be opened during the entire Session The design of the Faculty is to make the Spring Session a prominent feature with a view to its becoming ultimately as much a necessity as the Winter Session is now

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

The candidate for the degree of MD must be of good moral charshyacter and twenty-one years of age He must have attended two full Winter S~sions of lectures the last of which must have been in this COLLEGE and must exhibit his tickets or other adequate evidence of attendance to the Dean of the Faculty

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years and have attended at least one course of Practical Anatomy He must preshysent to the Dean of the Faculty full certificates of the time of study of age and of moral character

He must pass satisfactory written examinations before the Professors of Surgery Chemistry Practice of Medicine Materia Medica Anatshyomy Physiology and Obstetrics

Rejected candidates will not be permitted to apply for a re-examinashytion until the lapse of one year

Honorary degrees are not granted

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public Commencement without the special permission of the Faculty

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Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

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2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

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The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

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HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

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Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

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Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

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godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

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unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

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a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

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In addition to these special facilities of its own the University enjoys

equal rights and facilities with other colleges in Bellevue and Charity

Hospitals the Out-Door Department of Bellevue Hospital and in the

other public and private hospitals and dispensaries of the city

In the Spring of 1883 the Faculty organized a Dispensary in the

College building During the last year more than nine thousand

patients were treated in it By the utilization of this material during

the Winter Session in clinical and section teaching it has become a

very important feature in the instruction and opportunities furnished

by the College The Faculty take great pleasure in announcing that they have just

received a gift of one hundred thousand dollars for the erection and

equipment of a special Laboratory building to be known as the Loomis

Laboratory of the University Medical College They have purchased

a plot of ground adjoining their present property and will proceed as

soon as possible to construct the new building and make the alterations

in the present one needed to give the fullest effect to this generous

gift They will also thereby be enabled greatly to enlarge their Disshy

pensary and increase the facilities for clinical instruction and direct

observation which have been so marked and valuable a feature in the

instruction offered by the College during the last few years The

details of this instruction are described below in the section on BEDshySIDE AND LABORATORY INSTRUCTION

Since the publication of its last Announcement the College has sufshy

fered the loss by death of Professor Draper for twentymiddottwo years its

Professor of Chemistry Professor Witthaus has been transferred from

the chair of Physiological Chemistry to that of Chemistry and Physics

COLLEGE SESSIONS

THE COLLtGIATE YEAR is divided into three sessions-the Prelimishynary Winter Session the Regular Winter Session and the Spring Sesshysion the whole embracing a period of nearly nine months of continuous instruction

The Prelzmtl1ary Session will begin on Wednesday September 15th 1886 and continue until the opening of the Regular Course The

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Lectures in this Term both Clinical and Didactic will be introductory to those of the Regular Course and the same in number and order They will be given by the Professors of the Regular Faculty

The Regular Winter Session begins on Wednesday September 29th 1886 and continues to the first of March 1887 During this Sesshysion there is a vacation from December 25th to January 1st inclusive and there are no lectures on Thanksgiving Day and the Friday and Saturday following Washingtons Birthday and Election Day

The Sprzng Session is Supplementary to the Winter Session It will begin immediately thereafter and continue for ten weeks

Attendance during the Winter Session only is required for graduashytion

GENERAL PLAN OF INSTRUCTION

WINTER SESSION

The instruction during the Winter Session consists of didactic and clinical lectures recitations practical demonstration of subjects involvshying manipUlation and practice at the bedside and in the laboratories

DIDACTIC LECTURES

Fouror five didactic lectures will be given daily in the main lecture room during the term until the beginning of the final examinations in March

CHEMISTRY AND PHVSICS-Professor WITTHAUS will give two lecshytures on Chemistry and one lecture on Physics each week

As it is neither possible nor desirable to treat of these subjects exhaustively in a medical course attention will be given mainly to the fundamental principles and to medical chemistry and physics

The lectures will be fully illustrated by expenments

PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY-Professor LOOMIS will give three lectures each week on Pathology and Practice of Medicine These lectures will be illustrated by fresh pathological specimens by charts plates and microphotographs

ANA TOMY-Professor STIMSON will give three lectures each week on General and Descriptive Anatomy These lectures are illustrated by recent dissections charts and drawings

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Professor WEISSE will give one lecture each week on Surgical Anatshyomy and a weekly evening demonstration of Anatomy in the College

Lecture-Room MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTlCS-Professor THOMSON will

give three lectures each week on Materia Medilta and Therapeutics In these lectures special attention is directed to those Remedial

Agents which are not Medicines and to the action of Medicines Proper with particular reference to their practical application

SURGERY-Professor WRIGHT will give three lectures each week on the Principles and Practice of Surgery During the latter part of the session the principal surgical operations will be performed on the cadaver before the class

OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY-Professor POLK will give three lectures each week on Obstetrics and Gynecology These will be illusshytrated by charts diagrams specimens and by demonstrations upon the cadaver and manikin All of the principal obstetric operations will be performed on the cadaver or manikin before the class

PHYSIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AN ATOMY- There will be three lectures each week on Physiology A full demonstration course in the minute anatomy of the tissues and organs will be carried on in the Microscopical Laboratory for the benefit of the graduating class and will be extended as soon as possible to include all students

OPHTHALMOLOGy-Professor KNAPP will lecture once each week upon this subject will illustrate the lectures by cases and will perform operations in the presence of the class

OTOLOGY-Professor PARDEE will lecture during December DERMATOLOGY-Professor PIFFARD will give one Clinical Lecture

each week during the Winter Session PSYCHOLOGICAL 11EDlCINE AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE-Proshy

fessor MACDONALD will lecture once each week until January 1St and his course will be tbundantly illustrated by cases brought from the

Asylum on Wards Island ORTHOPCEDIC SURGERY-Professor SHAFFER will lecture once each

week using in illustration cases brought from the Orthopcedic Hospital

under his charge SPECIAL COURSES

BACTERIOLOGY by Professor H KNAPP assisted by Dr MN MILLER Fhese lectures will be didactic demonstrative and experimental disshy

cussing and showing to the class in a systematic manner all that is essential in this new and important branch of medical sCience The

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methods followed will chiefly be those used in the new laboratory of Professor R Koch at the University of Berlin The course will conshysist ofshy

Historical introduction morphology and classification of microshyorganisms methods of microscopic exammation (hanging drop dry cover single and double staining) and of pure cultivation (potato pepshytonized meat jelly agar-agar blood serum test-tubes streak and plate cultures) methods of sterilizing substances and apparatus inocushylation of pathogenic microbes autopsy reinoculation bacteriological aids in the diagnosis treatment and prevention of infectious diseases (examination of secretions and tissues in blennorrhcea tuberculosis lepra diphtheria anthrax septicemia pneumonia typhoid syphilis osteomyelitis actinomycosis ulcerative endocarditis cholera etc) experiments on the healing process of aseptic and infected wounds pyogenic and non-pyogenic microorganisms sterilization of instruments dressing material hands and the field of operations antisepsis

Opportunities will be given to the students in the section teaching to familiarize themselves with all the subjects taught in this course and such as intend to pursue original investigations can do so in the laborshyatory working independently or under the guidance and assistance of the above named teachers

PUBLIC HYGIENE by Surgeon JOHN S BILLINGS U S A The Faculty is pleased to announce that unless army duties prevent

Dr BILLINGS will give during the Winter Session four lectures on this subject

CLINICAL LECTURES

Clinical Lectures will be given every day in the College Building or in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital

MEDICAL CLINIcs-Professor LOOMIS will give one Clinical Lecture each week throughout the Collegiate Year in Bellevue Hospital In connection with these lectures he will orgarize a Diagnosis Class to be held in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday of each week when students will examine patients and make diagnoses before the class

Professor THOMSON will give Clinical Lectures each week one in Bellevue Hospital Amphitheatre and one in the College Building until January I one of these clinics will be illustrative of nervous diseases

Professor DRAKE will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the College Building

Professor WINTERS will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the College Building on Diseases of Children

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GYNlECOLOGICAL CLINIC--This Clinic is given in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital every week and embraces all the operations of consequence relating to the disorders of women The success which has been reached in this Hospital in Abdominal Surgery enables the Professor of Gymecology to fully illustrate this important department of the course

In addition to this Clinic Professor POLK will supervise the clinical demonstrations in Obstetrics and Gynrecology which are carried on in the College Building

SURGICAL CLINIcs-Professor WRIGHT will give one Clinical Lecshyture each week in the College Building throughout the session and one in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the months of January and February

Professor SMITH will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue HospitaL

Professor STIMSON will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the first half of the session

OPHTHALMIC CLINIc-Professor KNAPP will give one Clinic each week at New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute Professor MORROW will give a Clinical Lecture in Charity Hospital each week in September and October

Dr W M CARPENTER will give one Clinical Lecture in the College Building after January 1st 1887

The material for these Clmical Lectures is drawn from the Univershysity Division of Bellevue Hospital from the Outmiddot Door Department of Bellevue Hospital from the College Dispensary and from the Special Dispensaries and Hospitals with which the different lecturers are conshynected The supply is so abundant so far in excess of the ability to utilize it all in the lecture-room that the Faculty determined two years ago to use the surplus to provide additional facilities for advanced students and graduates personally to examine cases of dIsease and to receive practical instruction in diagnosis and treatment These facihshyties are believed to be now greater than those offered by any other medical school in the country

BEDSIDE AND LABORATORY INSTRUCTION The Graduating Class is divided into sections of about twenty-five

each which receive separate instruction for one or two hours daily throughout the term This instruction is under the immediate direc middot tlon and management of Profs Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimmiddot son Knapp Drake Shaffer Winters Morrow and Jarvis and IS carried

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on partly in the wards of Bellevue Hospital and partly in the College Building The students receive practical instruction in Operative Surgery upon the cadaver in the examination of medical and surgical cases for the purpose of diagnosis in the application of dressings and apparatus and in the use of the laryngoscope ophthalmoscope and microscope and in the study of pathological tissues and organs

The success of this system of instruction has been very marked in the past and it has given much satisfaction to both students and teachers The importance which the Faculty attach to it is shown in the fact that it involves an increase in the time given to instruction of more than twenty hours each week No additional expense to the students is incurred except in the two instances specified below

LABORATORY OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY-The laboratory has been refitted during the presoot Summer and now accommodates sixty-six students It is open throughout the Preliminary Winter and Spring Sessions

Each student is supplied with all chemicals and apparatus required except urinometers which are tested and corrected for future use

The course is divided into preliminary and advanced The preliminary includes the examination of normal and morbid

urine It deals with the determination of the physical characters of the urine the detection of abnormal ingredients as albumen blood bile etc and the determination of the quantity of both normal and abnormiddot mal constituents The importance of that practical acquaintance with the manipUlations of analysis of urine which is only obtainable in the laboratory has long been recognized by students of the University very few of whom graduate without taking this course although it is optional

Fee for course ten dollars The advanced course is open to all students who have taken the

preliminary course and have passed a satisfactory examination therein It consists of practice in the tests for the mineral poisons and for

those organic poisons which are of clinical interest Spectroscopic and microscopic examinations of blood etc as

required in medico-legal practice Polariscopic determinations of sugar and albumen

These courses will be personally conducted by the Professor of Chemistry and Physics assisted by instructors

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE SURGERY

Section courses in the practical application of bandages fractureshyapparatus etc will be conducted by Dr F Heuel Jr the Prosector

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to the chair of Surgery It ill be under the immediate supervision of the Professor of Surgery

ORTHOPtEDIC SURGERY Professor SHAFFER will instruct the sections in diagnosis the practishy

cal manipulation and application of apparatus and treatment at the New York Orthopredic Dispensary and Hospital

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY The sections will receive instruction in the Diagnosis of the Varishy

ous Presentations and Positions this to be followed by a course upon Obstetric Operations In this course improved manikins and the cadaver will be also employed Advanced students are given cases of labor which they attend under the direction of Dr Vanderpoel

In the department of Gynrecology the instJuction will embrace the methods of examination the use of instruments and the introduction of pessaries the clinical m~terial found in the Dispensary being ample for all

LABORATORY OF MATERIA MEDICA This laboratory is provided with a full assortment of the various

articles of the Materia Medica to be used in giving the student a pracshytical acquaintance with each drug and its preparations

Second year students will be divided into classes to work in the laboratory under the supervision of Dr J B Knapp for the purpose of insuring familiarity with the administration of medicines

In addition to this practical instruction will be given in the use of remedies which are not medicines This will include a special course in Electrical Therapeutics for which purpose the laboratory has recently been fully equipped

Lessons will also be given in prescription writing attendance on which will be obligatory on all candidates for graduatIOn All these courses except the two above specified Chemistry and Histology are free to members of the graduating class

DISSECTION

The study of Practical Anatomy will be prosecuted in the Dissecting Room from the beginning of the regular term until the middle of May It will be under the personal supervision of Professor Weisse

Arrangements have been made for a renewal of the abundant supply bull of dissecting material of last Winter and as heretofore it will be

furnished free of charge The Dissecting-Room fee is ten dollars

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POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS

In addition to the didactic instruction which will be given upon this subject the students will be taken by the Curator in sections to the Post-Mortem Room of Bellevue Hospital where examinations will be made in their presence and opportunities given personally to study diseased tissues and organs

FACULTY EXAMINATION

Regular examinations are held every week by Professors Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimson and Witthaus or their assistant lec-middot turers upon the subjects lectured upon by them during the pr~ceding week They are held in the main Lecture Room in the evemng areshyfree and are open to all

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

In addition to the sectional teaching which is a part of the regular course several private courses in special branches are given by differshyent members of the Faculty to advanced students and graduates These courses are entirely optional with the student and do not affect his standing in the class They are as follows

Physical Diagnosis-Professor LOOMIS

Medical Diagnosis-Professor THOMSON

Operative Surgery and Surgical Dressing-Professor WRIGHT

Obstetrical Operations and GymeCJlogy-Professor POLK

Ophthalmology -Professor KNAPP

UNIVERSITY LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Prof ALFRED L LOOMIS General Director M X MILLER MD and H P LOOMIS Instructors

The Faculty aided by generous friends of the College have added two stories to the Laboratory Building and now offer to Students and to Practitioners of Medicine facilitzes which are unsurpassed in Ihts country for the study of Practical Microscopy and Bacteriology

The Laboratories occupy the entire building and are furnished with every modern requisite including sixty improved and specially conshystructed Schrauer Microscopes with their accessories complete appashyratus of Koch and others for the culture and study of Micro-organisms Photographic and Photomicrographic instruments Electric Projection apparatus apparatus for Injecting Microtomes Re-agents etc

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The supply of material is practically inexhaustible Additions to the present rare and varied collection of Tissues in illustration of NOfshy

mal and Pathological Histology are constantly being made by the Inshystructors in their service as Curators to Charity and Bellevue Hosshypitals

The Regular La~oratory Course is usually taken by students during the last year of their college work and embraces the following

I Theory of the Microscope and its accessories

2 Simple Structural Elements

3middot Preparation and Study of Sections of the Principal Organs

4middot Preparation and Study of Sections involving the more common lesions of the Principal Organs

An examin~tiOl~ is held at the close of each course as part of the final examInatIOn In Pathology and Theory and Practice of Medicine

T~ ac~ommodate medical and scientific men who desire to pJrsue speCial lmes of inv~stigation the Laboratory is provided with separate rooms furnished With every requisite

Conneced with the Private Laboratories is a department furnished ~Ith ~hyslcal Apparatus small machinery and tools in order that the In~estlgator may construct or ~uperintend the construction of such apshyplIances as may be needed In such special scientific research All priv~te work will be under the direction of the Instructors with ~hom speCial arrangements can be made

A ~epartment is devoted to the examination of Tumors Sputum Calculi Urinary Deposits etc etc for the medical profession for which a moderate fee will be charged Such material should be addressed

LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE

4IO East 26th St New York

The graduating class will be divided into sections each of which will be placed under the direction of one of the Laboraory Instructors These courses will be free to all members of the graduating class except a small fee for the materials used

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SPRING SESSION

The Spring Session will begin about the middle of March and continue ten weeks The instruction will consist of Recitations Clinical Lectures Laboratory and Section Work The entire class will be divided into sections each of which will receive two hours instruction daily Fourshyteen General Clinics will be held every week

Advanced students and practitioners will find many advantages in this course every opportunity being afforded for studying the specialshyties of Medicine and Surgery The advantages offered are as numershyous as during the Winter Session and the time for seeking them more ample

The Dissecting Room will be opened during the first two months of this term The Chemical Histological and Pathological Laboratories will be opened during the entire Session The design of the Faculty is to make the Spring Session a prominent feature with a view to its becoming ultimately as much a necessity as the Winter Session is now

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

The candidate for the degree of MD must be of good moral charshyacter and twenty-one years of age He must have attended two full Winter S~sions of lectures the last of which must have been in this COLLEGE and must exhibit his tickets or other adequate evidence of attendance to the Dean of the Faculty

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years and have attended at least one course of Practical Anatomy He must preshysent to the Dean of the Faculty full certificates of the time of study of age and of moral character

He must pass satisfactory written examinations before the Professors of Surgery Chemistry Practice of Medicine Materia Medica Anatshyomy Physiology and Obstetrics

Rejected candidates will not be permitted to apply for a re-examinashytion until the lapse of one year

Honorary degrees are not granted

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public Commencement without the special permission of the Faculty

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Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

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2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

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The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

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HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

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Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

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Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

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godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

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unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

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erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

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gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

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a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

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Professor WEISSE will give one lecture each week on Surgical Anatshyomy and a weekly evening demonstration of Anatomy in the College

Lecture-Room MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTlCS-Professor THOMSON will

give three lectures each week on Materia Medilta and Therapeutics In these lectures special attention is directed to those Remedial

Agents which are not Medicines and to the action of Medicines Proper with particular reference to their practical application

SURGERY-Professor WRIGHT will give three lectures each week on the Principles and Practice of Surgery During the latter part of the session the principal surgical operations will be performed on the cadaver before the class

OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY-Professor POLK will give three lectures each week on Obstetrics and Gynecology These will be illusshytrated by charts diagrams specimens and by demonstrations upon the cadaver and manikin All of the principal obstetric operations will be performed on the cadaver or manikin before the class

PHYSIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AN ATOMY- There will be three lectures each week on Physiology A full demonstration course in the minute anatomy of the tissues and organs will be carried on in the Microscopical Laboratory for the benefit of the graduating class and will be extended as soon as possible to include all students

OPHTHALMOLOGy-Professor KNAPP will lecture once each week upon this subject will illustrate the lectures by cases and will perform operations in the presence of the class

OTOLOGY-Professor PARDEE will lecture during December DERMATOLOGY-Professor PIFFARD will give one Clinical Lecture

each week during the Winter Session PSYCHOLOGICAL 11EDlCINE AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE-Proshy

fessor MACDONALD will lecture once each week until January 1St and his course will be tbundantly illustrated by cases brought from the

Asylum on Wards Island ORTHOPCEDIC SURGERY-Professor SHAFFER will lecture once each

week using in illustration cases brought from the Orthopcedic Hospital

under his charge SPECIAL COURSES

BACTERIOLOGY by Professor H KNAPP assisted by Dr MN MILLER Fhese lectures will be didactic demonstrative and experimental disshy

cussing and showing to the class in a systematic manner all that is essential in this new and important branch of medical sCience The

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methods followed will chiefly be those used in the new laboratory of Professor R Koch at the University of Berlin The course will conshysist ofshy

Historical introduction morphology and classification of microshyorganisms methods of microscopic exammation (hanging drop dry cover single and double staining) and of pure cultivation (potato pepshytonized meat jelly agar-agar blood serum test-tubes streak and plate cultures) methods of sterilizing substances and apparatus inocushylation of pathogenic microbes autopsy reinoculation bacteriological aids in the diagnosis treatment and prevention of infectious diseases (examination of secretions and tissues in blennorrhcea tuberculosis lepra diphtheria anthrax septicemia pneumonia typhoid syphilis osteomyelitis actinomycosis ulcerative endocarditis cholera etc) experiments on the healing process of aseptic and infected wounds pyogenic and non-pyogenic microorganisms sterilization of instruments dressing material hands and the field of operations antisepsis

Opportunities will be given to the students in the section teaching to familiarize themselves with all the subjects taught in this course and such as intend to pursue original investigations can do so in the laborshyatory working independently or under the guidance and assistance of the above named teachers

PUBLIC HYGIENE by Surgeon JOHN S BILLINGS U S A The Faculty is pleased to announce that unless army duties prevent

Dr BILLINGS will give during the Winter Session four lectures on this subject

CLINICAL LECTURES

Clinical Lectures will be given every day in the College Building or in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital

MEDICAL CLINIcs-Professor LOOMIS will give one Clinical Lecture each week throughout the Collegiate Year in Bellevue Hospital In connection with these lectures he will orgarize a Diagnosis Class to be held in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday of each week when students will examine patients and make diagnoses before the class

Professor THOMSON will give Clinical Lectures each week one in Bellevue Hospital Amphitheatre and one in the College Building until January I one of these clinics will be illustrative of nervous diseases

Professor DRAKE will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the College Building

Professor WINTERS will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the College Building on Diseases of Children

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GYNlECOLOGICAL CLINIC--This Clinic is given in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital every week and embraces all the operations of consequence relating to the disorders of women The success which has been reached in this Hospital in Abdominal Surgery enables the Professor of Gymecology to fully illustrate this important department of the course

In addition to this Clinic Professor POLK will supervise the clinical demonstrations in Obstetrics and Gynrecology which are carried on in the College Building

SURGICAL CLINIcs-Professor WRIGHT will give one Clinical Lecshyture each week in the College Building throughout the session and one in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the months of January and February

Professor SMITH will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue HospitaL

Professor STIMSON will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the first half of the session

OPHTHALMIC CLINIc-Professor KNAPP will give one Clinic each week at New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute Professor MORROW will give a Clinical Lecture in Charity Hospital each week in September and October

Dr W M CARPENTER will give one Clinical Lecture in the College Building after January 1st 1887

The material for these Clmical Lectures is drawn from the Univershysity Division of Bellevue Hospital from the Outmiddot Door Department of Bellevue Hospital from the College Dispensary and from the Special Dispensaries and Hospitals with which the different lecturers are conshynected The supply is so abundant so far in excess of the ability to utilize it all in the lecture-room that the Faculty determined two years ago to use the surplus to provide additional facilities for advanced students and graduates personally to examine cases of dIsease and to receive practical instruction in diagnosis and treatment These facihshyties are believed to be now greater than those offered by any other medical school in the country

BEDSIDE AND LABORATORY INSTRUCTION The Graduating Class is divided into sections of about twenty-five

each which receive separate instruction for one or two hours daily throughout the term This instruction is under the immediate direc middot tlon and management of Profs Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimmiddot son Knapp Drake Shaffer Winters Morrow and Jarvis and IS carried

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on partly in the wards of Bellevue Hospital and partly in the College Building The students receive practical instruction in Operative Surgery upon the cadaver in the examination of medical and surgical cases for the purpose of diagnosis in the application of dressings and apparatus and in the use of the laryngoscope ophthalmoscope and microscope and in the study of pathological tissues and organs

The success of this system of instruction has been very marked in the past and it has given much satisfaction to both students and teachers The importance which the Faculty attach to it is shown in the fact that it involves an increase in the time given to instruction of more than twenty hours each week No additional expense to the students is incurred except in the two instances specified below

LABORATORY OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY-The laboratory has been refitted during the presoot Summer and now accommodates sixty-six students It is open throughout the Preliminary Winter and Spring Sessions

Each student is supplied with all chemicals and apparatus required except urinometers which are tested and corrected for future use

The course is divided into preliminary and advanced The preliminary includes the examination of normal and morbid

urine It deals with the determination of the physical characters of the urine the detection of abnormal ingredients as albumen blood bile etc and the determination of the quantity of both normal and abnormiddot mal constituents The importance of that practical acquaintance with the manipUlations of analysis of urine which is only obtainable in the laboratory has long been recognized by students of the University very few of whom graduate without taking this course although it is optional

Fee for course ten dollars The advanced course is open to all students who have taken the

preliminary course and have passed a satisfactory examination therein It consists of practice in the tests for the mineral poisons and for

those organic poisons which are of clinical interest Spectroscopic and microscopic examinations of blood etc as

required in medico-legal practice Polariscopic determinations of sugar and albumen

These courses will be personally conducted by the Professor of Chemistry and Physics assisted by instructors

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE SURGERY

Section courses in the practical application of bandages fractureshyapparatus etc will be conducted by Dr F Heuel Jr the Prosector

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to the chair of Surgery It ill be under the immediate supervision of the Professor of Surgery

ORTHOPtEDIC SURGERY Professor SHAFFER will instruct the sections in diagnosis the practishy

cal manipulation and application of apparatus and treatment at the New York Orthopredic Dispensary and Hospital

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY The sections will receive instruction in the Diagnosis of the Varishy

ous Presentations and Positions this to be followed by a course upon Obstetric Operations In this course improved manikins and the cadaver will be also employed Advanced students are given cases of labor which they attend under the direction of Dr Vanderpoel

In the department of Gynrecology the instJuction will embrace the methods of examination the use of instruments and the introduction of pessaries the clinical m~terial found in the Dispensary being ample for all

LABORATORY OF MATERIA MEDICA This laboratory is provided with a full assortment of the various

articles of the Materia Medica to be used in giving the student a pracshytical acquaintance with each drug and its preparations

Second year students will be divided into classes to work in the laboratory under the supervision of Dr J B Knapp for the purpose of insuring familiarity with the administration of medicines

In addition to this practical instruction will be given in the use of remedies which are not medicines This will include a special course in Electrical Therapeutics for which purpose the laboratory has recently been fully equipped

Lessons will also be given in prescription writing attendance on which will be obligatory on all candidates for graduatIOn All these courses except the two above specified Chemistry and Histology are free to members of the graduating class

DISSECTION

The study of Practical Anatomy will be prosecuted in the Dissecting Room from the beginning of the regular term until the middle of May It will be under the personal supervision of Professor Weisse

Arrangements have been made for a renewal of the abundant supply bull of dissecting material of last Winter and as heretofore it will be

furnished free of charge The Dissecting-Room fee is ten dollars

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS

In addition to the didactic instruction which will be given upon this subject the students will be taken by the Curator in sections to the Post-Mortem Room of Bellevue Hospital where examinations will be made in their presence and opportunities given personally to study diseased tissues and organs

FACULTY EXAMINATION

Regular examinations are held every week by Professors Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimson and Witthaus or their assistant lec-middot turers upon the subjects lectured upon by them during the pr~ceding week They are held in the main Lecture Room in the evemng areshyfree and are open to all

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

In addition to the sectional teaching which is a part of the regular course several private courses in special branches are given by differshyent members of the Faculty to advanced students and graduates These courses are entirely optional with the student and do not affect his standing in the class They are as follows

Physical Diagnosis-Professor LOOMIS

Medical Diagnosis-Professor THOMSON

Operative Surgery and Surgical Dressing-Professor WRIGHT

Obstetrical Operations and GymeCJlogy-Professor POLK

Ophthalmology -Professor KNAPP

UNIVERSITY LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Prof ALFRED L LOOMIS General Director M X MILLER MD and H P LOOMIS Instructors

The Faculty aided by generous friends of the College have added two stories to the Laboratory Building and now offer to Students and to Practitioners of Medicine facilitzes which are unsurpassed in Ihts country for the study of Practical Microscopy and Bacteriology

The Laboratories occupy the entire building and are furnished with every modern requisite including sixty improved and specially conshystructed Schrauer Microscopes with their accessories complete appashyratus of Koch and others for the culture and study of Micro-organisms Photographic and Photomicrographic instruments Electric Projection apparatus apparatus for Injecting Microtomes Re-agents etc

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The supply of material is practically inexhaustible Additions to the present rare and varied collection of Tissues in illustration of NOfshy

mal and Pathological Histology are constantly being made by the Inshystructors in their service as Curators to Charity and Bellevue Hosshypitals

The Regular La~oratory Course is usually taken by students during the last year of their college work and embraces the following

I Theory of the Microscope and its accessories

2 Simple Structural Elements

3middot Preparation and Study of Sections of the Principal Organs

4middot Preparation and Study of Sections involving the more common lesions of the Principal Organs

An examin~tiOl~ is held at the close of each course as part of the final examInatIOn In Pathology and Theory and Practice of Medicine

T~ ac~ommodate medical and scientific men who desire to pJrsue speCial lmes of inv~stigation the Laboratory is provided with separate rooms furnished With every requisite

Conneced with the Private Laboratories is a department furnished ~Ith ~hyslcal Apparatus small machinery and tools in order that the In~estlgator may construct or ~uperintend the construction of such apshyplIances as may be needed In such special scientific research All priv~te work will be under the direction of the Instructors with ~hom speCial arrangements can be made

A ~epartment is devoted to the examination of Tumors Sputum Calculi Urinary Deposits etc etc for the medical profession for which a moderate fee will be charged Such material should be addressed

LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE

4IO East 26th St New York

The graduating class will be divided into sections each of which will be placed under the direction of one of the Laboraory Instructors These courses will be free to all members of the graduating class except a small fee for the materials used

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SPRING SESSION

The Spring Session will begin about the middle of March and continue ten weeks The instruction will consist of Recitations Clinical Lectures Laboratory and Section Work The entire class will be divided into sections each of which will receive two hours instruction daily Fourshyteen General Clinics will be held every week

Advanced students and practitioners will find many advantages in this course every opportunity being afforded for studying the specialshyties of Medicine and Surgery The advantages offered are as numershyous as during the Winter Session and the time for seeking them more ample

The Dissecting Room will be opened during the first two months of this term The Chemical Histological and Pathological Laboratories will be opened during the entire Session The design of the Faculty is to make the Spring Session a prominent feature with a view to its becoming ultimately as much a necessity as the Winter Session is now

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

The candidate for the degree of MD must be of good moral charshyacter and twenty-one years of age He must have attended two full Winter S~sions of lectures the last of which must have been in this COLLEGE and must exhibit his tickets or other adequate evidence of attendance to the Dean of the Faculty

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years and have attended at least one course of Practical Anatomy He must preshysent to the Dean of the Faculty full certificates of the time of study of age and of moral character

He must pass satisfactory written examinations before the Professors of Surgery Chemistry Practice of Medicine Materia Medica Anatshyomy Physiology and Obstetrics

Rejected candidates will not be permitted to apply for a re-examinashytion until the lapse of one year

Honorary degrees are not granted

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public Commencement without the special permission of the Faculty

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Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

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2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

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The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

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HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

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Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

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godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

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a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

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GYNlECOLOGICAL CLINIC--This Clinic is given in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital every week and embraces all the operations of consequence relating to the disorders of women The success which has been reached in this Hospital in Abdominal Surgery enables the Professor of Gymecology to fully illustrate this important department of the course

In addition to this Clinic Professor POLK will supervise the clinical demonstrations in Obstetrics and Gynrecology which are carried on in the College Building

SURGICAL CLINIcs-Professor WRIGHT will give one Clinical Lecshyture each week in the College Building throughout the session and one in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the months of January and February

Professor SMITH will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue HospitaL

Professor STIMSON will give one Clinical Lecture each week in the Amphitheatre of Bellevue Hospital during the first half of the session

OPHTHALMIC CLINIc-Professor KNAPP will give one Clinic each week at New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute Professor MORROW will give a Clinical Lecture in Charity Hospital each week in September and October

Dr W M CARPENTER will give one Clinical Lecture in the College Building after January 1st 1887

The material for these Clmical Lectures is drawn from the Univershysity Division of Bellevue Hospital from the Outmiddot Door Department of Bellevue Hospital from the College Dispensary and from the Special Dispensaries and Hospitals with which the different lecturers are conshynected The supply is so abundant so far in excess of the ability to utilize it all in the lecture-room that the Faculty determined two years ago to use the surplus to provide additional facilities for advanced students and graduates personally to examine cases of dIsease and to receive practical instruction in diagnosis and treatment These facihshyties are believed to be now greater than those offered by any other medical school in the country

BEDSIDE AND LABORATORY INSTRUCTION The Graduating Class is divided into sections of about twenty-five

each which receive separate instruction for one or two hours daily throughout the term This instruction is under the immediate direc middot tlon and management of Profs Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimmiddot son Knapp Drake Shaffer Winters Morrow and Jarvis and IS carried

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on partly in the wards of Bellevue Hospital and partly in the College Building The students receive practical instruction in Operative Surgery upon the cadaver in the examination of medical and surgical cases for the purpose of diagnosis in the application of dressings and apparatus and in the use of the laryngoscope ophthalmoscope and microscope and in the study of pathological tissues and organs

The success of this system of instruction has been very marked in the past and it has given much satisfaction to both students and teachers The importance which the Faculty attach to it is shown in the fact that it involves an increase in the time given to instruction of more than twenty hours each week No additional expense to the students is incurred except in the two instances specified below

LABORATORY OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY-The laboratory has been refitted during the presoot Summer and now accommodates sixty-six students It is open throughout the Preliminary Winter and Spring Sessions

Each student is supplied with all chemicals and apparatus required except urinometers which are tested and corrected for future use

The course is divided into preliminary and advanced The preliminary includes the examination of normal and morbid

urine It deals with the determination of the physical characters of the urine the detection of abnormal ingredients as albumen blood bile etc and the determination of the quantity of both normal and abnormiddot mal constituents The importance of that practical acquaintance with the manipUlations of analysis of urine which is only obtainable in the laboratory has long been recognized by students of the University very few of whom graduate without taking this course although it is optional

Fee for course ten dollars The advanced course is open to all students who have taken the

preliminary course and have passed a satisfactory examination therein It consists of practice in the tests for the mineral poisons and for

those organic poisons which are of clinical interest Spectroscopic and microscopic examinations of blood etc as

required in medico-legal practice Polariscopic determinations of sugar and albumen

These courses will be personally conducted by the Professor of Chemistry and Physics assisted by instructors

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE SURGERY

Section courses in the practical application of bandages fractureshyapparatus etc will be conducted by Dr F Heuel Jr the Prosector

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to the chair of Surgery It ill be under the immediate supervision of the Professor of Surgery

ORTHOPtEDIC SURGERY Professor SHAFFER will instruct the sections in diagnosis the practishy

cal manipulation and application of apparatus and treatment at the New York Orthopredic Dispensary and Hospital

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY The sections will receive instruction in the Diagnosis of the Varishy

ous Presentations and Positions this to be followed by a course upon Obstetric Operations In this course improved manikins and the cadaver will be also employed Advanced students are given cases of labor which they attend under the direction of Dr Vanderpoel

In the department of Gynrecology the instJuction will embrace the methods of examination the use of instruments and the introduction of pessaries the clinical m~terial found in the Dispensary being ample for all

LABORATORY OF MATERIA MEDICA This laboratory is provided with a full assortment of the various

articles of the Materia Medica to be used in giving the student a pracshytical acquaintance with each drug and its preparations

Second year students will be divided into classes to work in the laboratory under the supervision of Dr J B Knapp for the purpose of insuring familiarity with the administration of medicines

In addition to this practical instruction will be given in the use of remedies which are not medicines This will include a special course in Electrical Therapeutics for which purpose the laboratory has recently been fully equipped

Lessons will also be given in prescription writing attendance on which will be obligatory on all candidates for graduatIOn All these courses except the two above specified Chemistry and Histology are free to members of the graduating class

DISSECTION

The study of Practical Anatomy will be prosecuted in the Dissecting Room from the beginning of the regular term until the middle of May It will be under the personal supervision of Professor Weisse

Arrangements have been made for a renewal of the abundant supply bull of dissecting material of last Winter and as heretofore it will be

furnished free of charge The Dissecting-Room fee is ten dollars

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS

In addition to the didactic instruction which will be given upon this subject the students will be taken by the Curator in sections to the Post-Mortem Room of Bellevue Hospital where examinations will be made in their presence and opportunities given personally to study diseased tissues and organs

FACULTY EXAMINATION

Regular examinations are held every week by Professors Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimson and Witthaus or their assistant lec-middot turers upon the subjects lectured upon by them during the pr~ceding week They are held in the main Lecture Room in the evemng areshyfree and are open to all

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

In addition to the sectional teaching which is a part of the regular course several private courses in special branches are given by differshyent members of the Faculty to advanced students and graduates These courses are entirely optional with the student and do not affect his standing in the class They are as follows

Physical Diagnosis-Professor LOOMIS

Medical Diagnosis-Professor THOMSON

Operative Surgery and Surgical Dressing-Professor WRIGHT

Obstetrical Operations and GymeCJlogy-Professor POLK

Ophthalmology -Professor KNAPP

UNIVERSITY LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Prof ALFRED L LOOMIS General Director M X MILLER MD and H P LOOMIS Instructors

The Faculty aided by generous friends of the College have added two stories to the Laboratory Building and now offer to Students and to Practitioners of Medicine facilitzes which are unsurpassed in Ihts country for the study of Practical Microscopy and Bacteriology

The Laboratories occupy the entire building and are furnished with every modern requisite including sixty improved and specially conshystructed Schrauer Microscopes with their accessories complete appashyratus of Koch and others for the culture and study of Micro-organisms Photographic and Photomicrographic instruments Electric Projection apparatus apparatus for Injecting Microtomes Re-agents etc

12 13 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The supply of material is practically inexhaustible Additions to the present rare and varied collection of Tissues in illustration of NOfshy

mal and Pathological Histology are constantly being made by the Inshystructors in their service as Curators to Charity and Bellevue Hosshypitals

The Regular La~oratory Course is usually taken by students during the last year of their college work and embraces the following

I Theory of the Microscope and its accessories

2 Simple Structural Elements

3middot Preparation and Study of Sections of the Principal Organs

4middot Preparation and Study of Sections involving the more common lesions of the Principal Organs

An examin~tiOl~ is held at the close of each course as part of the final examInatIOn In Pathology and Theory and Practice of Medicine

T~ ac~ommodate medical and scientific men who desire to pJrsue speCial lmes of inv~stigation the Laboratory is provided with separate rooms furnished With every requisite

Conneced with the Private Laboratories is a department furnished ~Ith ~hyslcal Apparatus small machinery and tools in order that the In~estlgator may construct or ~uperintend the construction of such apshyplIances as may be needed In such special scientific research All priv~te work will be under the direction of the Instructors with ~hom speCial arrangements can be made

A ~epartment is devoted to the examination of Tumors Sputum Calculi Urinary Deposits etc etc for the medical profession for which a moderate fee will be charged Such material should be addressed

LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE

4IO East 26th St New York

The graduating class will be divided into sections each of which will be placed under the direction of one of the Laboraory Instructors These courses will be free to all members of the graduating class except a small fee for the materials used

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

SPRING SESSION

The Spring Session will begin about the middle of March and continue ten weeks The instruction will consist of Recitations Clinical Lectures Laboratory and Section Work The entire class will be divided into sections each of which will receive two hours instruction daily Fourshyteen General Clinics will be held every week

Advanced students and practitioners will find many advantages in this course every opportunity being afforded for studying the specialshyties of Medicine and Surgery The advantages offered are as numershyous as during the Winter Session and the time for seeking them more ample

The Dissecting Room will be opened during the first two months of this term The Chemical Histological and Pathological Laboratories will be opened during the entire Session The design of the Faculty is to make the Spring Session a prominent feature with a view to its becoming ultimately as much a necessity as the Winter Session is now

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

The candidate for the degree of MD must be of good moral charshyacter and twenty-one years of age He must have attended two full Winter S~sions of lectures the last of which must have been in this COLLEGE and must exhibit his tickets or other adequate evidence of attendance to the Dean of the Faculty

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years and have attended at least one course of Practical Anatomy He must preshysent to the Dean of the Faculty full certificates of the time of study of age and of moral character

He must pass satisfactory written examinations before the Professors of Surgery Chemistry Practice of Medicine Materia Medica Anatshyomy Physiology and Obstetrics

Rejected candidates will not be permitted to apply for a re-examinashytion until the lapse of one year

Honorary degrees are not granted

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public Commencement without the special permission of the Faculty

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK14

Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT16 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

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HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

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Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

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to the chair of Surgery It ill be under the immediate supervision of the Professor of Surgery

ORTHOPtEDIC SURGERY Professor SHAFFER will instruct the sections in diagnosis the practishy

cal manipulation and application of apparatus and treatment at the New York Orthopredic Dispensary and Hospital

LABORATORY OF OPERATIVE OBSTETRICS AND GYNJECOLOGY The sections will receive instruction in the Diagnosis of the Varishy

ous Presentations and Positions this to be followed by a course upon Obstetric Operations In this course improved manikins and the cadaver will be also employed Advanced students are given cases of labor which they attend under the direction of Dr Vanderpoel

In the department of Gynrecology the instJuction will embrace the methods of examination the use of instruments and the introduction of pessaries the clinical m~terial found in the Dispensary being ample for all

LABORATORY OF MATERIA MEDICA This laboratory is provided with a full assortment of the various

articles of the Materia Medica to be used in giving the student a pracshytical acquaintance with each drug and its preparations

Second year students will be divided into classes to work in the laboratory under the supervision of Dr J B Knapp for the purpose of insuring familiarity with the administration of medicines

In addition to this practical instruction will be given in the use of remedies which are not medicines This will include a special course in Electrical Therapeutics for which purpose the laboratory has recently been fully equipped

Lessons will also be given in prescription writing attendance on which will be obligatory on all candidates for graduatIOn All these courses except the two above specified Chemistry and Histology are free to members of the graduating class

DISSECTION

The study of Practical Anatomy will be prosecuted in the Dissecting Room from the beginning of the regular term until the middle of May It will be under the personal supervision of Professor Weisse

Arrangements have been made for a renewal of the abundant supply bull of dissecting material of last Winter and as heretofore it will be

furnished free of charge The Dissecting-Room fee is ten dollars

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS

In addition to the didactic instruction which will be given upon this subject the students will be taken by the Curator in sections to the Post-Mortem Room of Bellevue Hospital where examinations will be made in their presence and opportunities given personally to study diseased tissues and organs

FACULTY EXAMINATION

Regular examinations are held every week by Professors Loomis Thomson Wright Polk Stimson and Witthaus or their assistant lec-middot turers upon the subjects lectured upon by them during the pr~ceding week They are held in the main Lecture Room in the evemng areshyfree and are open to all

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

In addition to the sectional teaching which is a part of the regular course several private courses in special branches are given by differshyent members of the Faculty to advanced students and graduates These courses are entirely optional with the student and do not affect his standing in the class They are as follows

Physical Diagnosis-Professor LOOMIS

Medical Diagnosis-Professor THOMSON

Operative Surgery and Surgical Dressing-Professor WRIGHT

Obstetrical Operations and GymeCJlogy-Professor POLK

Ophthalmology -Professor KNAPP

UNIVERSITY LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Prof ALFRED L LOOMIS General Director M X MILLER MD and H P LOOMIS Instructors

The Faculty aided by generous friends of the College have added two stories to the Laboratory Building and now offer to Students and to Practitioners of Medicine facilitzes which are unsurpassed in Ihts country for the study of Practical Microscopy and Bacteriology

The Laboratories occupy the entire building and are furnished with every modern requisite including sixty improved and specially conshystructed Schrauer Microscopes with their accessories complete appashyratus of Koch and others for the culture and study of Micro-organisms Photographic and Photomicrographic instruments Electric Projection apparatus apparatus for Injecting Microtomes Re-agents etc

12 13 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The supply of material is practically inexhaustible Additions to the present rare and varied collection of Tissues in illustration of NOfshy

mal and Pathological Histology are constantly being made by the Inshystructors in their service as Curators to Charity and Bellevue Hosshypitals

The Regular La~oratory Course is usually taken by students during the last year of their college work and embraces the following

I Theory of the Microscope and its accessories

2 Simple Structural Elements

3middot Preparation and Study of Sections of the Principal Organs

4middot Preparation and Study of Sections involving the more common lesions of the Principal Organs

An examin~tiOl~ is held at the close of each course as part of the final examInatIOn In Pathology and Theory and Practice of Medicine

T~ ac~ommodate medical and scientific men who desire to pJrsue speCial lmes of inv~stigation the Laboratory is provided with separate rooms furnished With every requisite

Conneced with the Private Laboratories is a department furnished ~Ith ~hyslcal Apparatus small machinery and tools in order that the In~estlgator may construct or ~uperintend the construction of such apshyplIances as may be needed In such special scientific research All priv~te work will be under the direction of the Instructors with ~hom speCial arrangements can be made

A ~epartment is devoted to the examination of Tumors Sputum Calculi Urinary Deposits etc etc for the medical profession for which a moderate fee will be charged Such material should be addressed

LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE

4IO East 26th St New York

The graduating class will be divided into sections each of which will be placed under the direction of one of the Laboraory Instructors These courses will be free to all members of the graduating class except a small fee for the materials used

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

SPRING SESSION

The Spring Session will begin about the middle of March and continue ten weeks The instruction will consist of Recitations Clinical Lectures Laboratory and Section Work The entire class will be divided into sections each of which will receive two hours instruction daily Fourshyteen General Clinics will be held every week

Advanced students and practitioners will find many advantages in this course every opportunity being afforded for studying the specialshyties of Medicine and Surgery The advantages offered are as numershyous as during the Winter Session and the time for seeking them more ample

The Dissecting Room will be opened during the first two months of this term The Chemical Histological and Pathological Laboratories will be opened during the entire Session The design of the Faculty is to make the Spring Session a prominent feature with a view to its becoming ultimately as much a necessity as the Winter Session is now

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

The candidate for the degree of MD must be of good moral charshyacter and twenty-one years of age He must have attended two full Winter S~sions of lectures the last of which must have been in this COLLEGE and must exhibit his tickets or other adequate evidence of attendance to the Dean of the Faculty

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years and have attended at least one course of Practical Anatomy He must preshysent to the Dean of the Faculty full certificates of the time of study of age and of moral character

He must pass satisfactory written examinations before the Professors of Surgery Chemistry Practice of Medicine Materia Medica Anatshyomy Physiology and Obstetrics

Rejected candidates will not be permitted to apply for a re-examinashytion until the lapse of one year

Honorary degrees are not granted

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public Commencement without the special permission of the Faculty

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK14

Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT16 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

18 G N I VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

21 20 UNIVERSITY OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK

Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

12 13 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The supply of material is practically inexhaustible Additions to the present rare and varied collection of Tissues in illustration of NOfshy

mal and Pathological Histology are constantly being made by the Inshystructors in their service as Curators to Charity and Bellevue Hosshypitals

The Regular La~oratory Course is usually taken by students during the last year of their college work and embraces the following

I Theory of the Microscope and its accessories

2 Simple Structural Elements

3middot Preparation and Study of Sections of the Principal Organs

4middot Preparation and Study of Sections involving the more common lesions of the Principal Organs

An examin~tiOl~ is held at the close of each course as part of the final examInatIOn In Pathology and Theory and Practice of Medicine

T~ ac~ommodate medical and scientific men who desire to pJrsue speCial lmes of inv~stigation the Laboratory is provided with separate rooms furnished With every requisite

Conneced with the Private Laboratories is a department furnished ~Ith ~hyslcal Apparatus small machinery and tools in order that the In~estlgator may construct or ~uperintend the construction of such apshyplIances as may be needed In such special scientific research All priv~te work will be under the direction of the Instructors with ~hom speCial arrangements can be made

A ~epartment is devoted to the examination of Tumors Sputum Calculi Urinary Deposits etc etc for the medical profession for which a moderate fee will be charged Such material should be addressed

LABORATORY OF BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE

4IO East 26th St New York

The graduating class will be divided into sections each of which will be placed under the direction of one of the Laboraory Instructors These courses will be free to all members of the graduating class except a small fee for the materials used

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

SPRING SESSION

The Spring Session will begin about the middle of March and continue ten weeks The instruction will consist of Recitations Clinical Lectures Laboratory and Section Work The entire class will be divided into sections each of which will receive two hours instruction daily Fourshyteen General Clinics will be held every week

Advanced students and practitioners will find many advantages in this course every opportunity being afforded for studying the specialshyties of Medicine and Surgery The advantages offered are as numershyous as during the Winter Session and the time for seeking them more ample

The Dissecting Room will be opened during the first two months of this term The Chemical Histological and Pathological Laboratories will be opened during the entire Session The design of the Faculty is to make the Spring Session a prominent feature with a view to its becoming ultimately as much a necessity as the Winter Session is now

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

The candidate for the degree of MD must be of good moral charshyacter and twenty-one years of age He must have attended two full Winter S~sions of lectures the last of which must have been in this COLLEGE and must exhibit his tickets or other adequate evidence of attendance to the Dean of the Faculty

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years and have attended at least one course of Practical Anatomy He must preshysent to the Dean of the Faculty full certificates of the time of study of age and of moral character

He must pass satisfactory written examinations before the Professors of Surgery Chemistry Practice of Medicine Materia Medica Anatshyomy Physiology and Obstetrics

Rejected candidates will not be permitted to apply for a re-examinashytion until the lapse of one year

Honorary degrees are not granted

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public Commencement without the special permission of the Faculty

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK14

Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT16 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

18 G N I VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

21 20 UNIVERSITY OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK

Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK14

Two Commencements take place annually in the U niversity -at either of which the candidates who haye complied with the above require- ments mny graduate The first is atthe close of the Winter the second at the close of the Spring Session

With a view to the final establishment of a systematic graduated scheme of tuition students who have attended two full courses of lecshytures and who have completed two years of study may be admitted to a spcial examination in Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology and if successful will be examined at the end of the next Winter Session on Practice Materia Medica and Therapeutics Surgery and Obstetrics

Students who propose to pass their final examination at the close of the Spring Session may be examined on Anatomy Physiology and Chemistry at the special examination above-namedbut in the case of failure will not be admitted to another examination upon them at the end of the term

FACULTY PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY AT EXAMINATIONS

The Faculty offers to the Graduating Class the following prizes for this year

A prize of two hundred dollars

I A prize of one hundred dollars

2 A prize of jifty dollars

3 Four prizes by appointment to the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital

5 A prize of jifty dollars for best competitive examination in Histology and Patholoy

In the recent reorganization of Bellevue Hospital by the Commisshysioners of Charities and Correction the medical service was divided into four equal divisions of which one was assigned to each of the three principal medical schools in the city and the fourth to physicians and surgeons not connected with either of these three schools The U nishyversity Medical College received one of these divisions and is entitled middot to recommend four assistants yearly to serve upon the resident staff in its division two to begin service April 1st and two October 1St

The conditions of these Examinations are as follows

I That candidate for graduation who sall receive the highest total of marks in the finai examination for the degree of MD shall have the first choice of the

prizes The successful candidate will not be allowed to compete for the other prizes

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

2 Each competitor for the remaining prizes must have attended two or more full courses of lectures in the University

3 The twenty members of the Graduating Class whose total marks in the final examination for the degree of MD are the highest shall be allowed to compete for the other prizes

4 The examinations wili be written they will be held before Commencement and the prizes will be announced at commencement

5 The competitors will be allowed in the order of their standing as determined by this examination to elect which one of the remaining money or Hospital appointshyment prizes they shall receive

At Commencement 1886 these prizes were awarded as follows

Por the best examination for the degree of MD

To Edward J Lorenze Hospital Appointment

On competitizJe examination

1 To J L Babcock Two hundred and fifty dollars

2 To W T Gibb Hospital Appointment

3 To D H Sprague One hundred and fifty dollars

4 To D D Jennings Hospital Appointment

5 To B F Pierce One hundred dollars

6 To G H Coombs Hospital Appointment

MOTT PRIZE MEDALS

By the will of the late Dr VALENTINE MOTT a founder of this College and for many years its President and Professor of Surgery

perpetual provision was made for the following medals

A gold medal to the candidate who shall prepare the best dried anatomical or anatomico-surgical preparation

A silver medal to the second best of that description

A bronze medal to the candidate who shall furnishmiddot the best book of recorded cases and remarks of the Professor of either of the Surgical Clinics

Candidates for graduation as well as first and second course students may comshypete for these medals

The preparation shall belong to the University Matt Prize Museum and be labelled with the name of the maker

The volume of cases shall also belong to and be deposited in the Museum

The medals are to be announced by the Chancellor and presented to the successshyful candidates at the regular Commencement of the College

The medals are not to be awarded except the specimens presented are of I sufficiently good character

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT16 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

18 G N I VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

21 20 UNIVERSITY OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK

Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT16 UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The fees for attendance upon the lectures in one or more of the

The prizes were awarded at the last Commencement as follows seven branches of study taught during the session are at the rate of

The gold medal to W S Green $20 for each branch

The silver medal to T D Merrigan An examination fee of $30 must be paid by all who apply for examishy

nation for the degree of MDThe bronze medal to Merton L Ford

Students who have attended two Winter sessions in this College or

who having attended one full session in some regularly established

medical school shall subsequently attend one Winter session in this

College are admitted to a third session on paying the matriculation fee COLLEGE EXPENSES

only GRADUATES of regular schools who have been three years in

practice are admitted on general ticket by paying the matriculation feeALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Graduates of less than three years except Graduates of the U nivershyThe necessary expenses for graduation at this College for a student

sity who pay the matriculation fee only are required to pay $70 and who attends two years nbt having taken a previous course at another

the matriculation feeregular medical school are as follows

On the organization in 184J of the Medical Department by the

Council of the University of the City of New York a foundation wasFIRST YEAR

established for the purpose of assisting a limited number of beneficishyMatriculation $5 aries each of whom is required to pay $43 for the Winter Session and

Ticket for the f~ii ~~~~~~ ~f l~~~~es i~ ~ii b~~~~h~~ 140 the matriculation fee toward the expenses of the institution The sons

Practical Anatomy ticket bull 10 of physicians and clergymen other things being equal are considered

as having a preferred claim Those who are desirous of availing themshy

Total $155 selves of this foundation will present to the Dean of the Faculty durshy

ing the Summer satisfactory documents showing them to be persons of

SECOND YEAR good moral character of appropriate elementary education and in cirshy

cumstances which require this assistanceMatriculation bullbullbullbullbull

Ticket for the full course of lectures in all branches

Examination fee for graduation SCHOLARSHIPS

Total bullbull 175 Scholarships have been founded in the University by the following

friends of the Medical Department

Total for the two years bullbullbull JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ESQD WILLIS JAMES ESQ

R A WITTHAUS ESQA year comprises the three sessions and may begin with either at W1gti NIBLO ESQ

the option of the student WM M VERMILYE ESQ WM E DODGE JR ESQ

A matriculation fee of $5 must be paid once in each Academic Year JOHN C GREEN ESQ REV CHAS F DEEMS DD

~y ~very one who pursues any study at this College as a necessary preshyREV WM M TAYLOR DD DAVID Dows ESQ

hmmary to such study Only graduates of this College and candidates

for graduati~n thereat who have passed their examinations are exempt bull Deceased

from the actIOn of this rule

18 G N I VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

21 20 UNIVERSITY OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK

Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

18 G N I VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

In addition to the positions upon the resident staff of the U niversity Division of Bellevue Hospital which are awarded as prizes the students and graduates of the University are entitled to compete fo r the similar positions upon the Fourth or non-collegiate division of Bellevue H osshypital and in the other hospitals of the city

These Hospitals are

Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital Alms House and Work H ouse Hospital The New York Hospital St Lukes Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Presbyterian Hospital St Vincents Hospital St Francis H ospital Mt Sinai Hospital German Hospital Chambers Street Hosshypital and the hospitals in Brooklyn and Jersey City

The requirements the times of examinat ion and the periods of sershyvice differ In Bellevue and Charity Hospitals the term of service is for eighteen months during the last twelve of which the incumbent must be a graduate in medicine I n most if not all of the other hosshypitals only graduates in medicine are allowed to compete for the posishytions The details can be learned by application written or in person to the Superintendents of the hospitals or the Secretaries of the Medical Boards

BOARDING

Arrangements have now been made by the Dean so that each matricshy

ulant of the College will be furnished with good board including room

rent at a convenient distance from the College Building at the very

low rate of $5 to $6 per week The Clerk has positive instructions to

furnish boarding-houses to none except matriculants in the University

For further particulars address

Prof CHABLES INStlE PAiDEE MD Dean Universi ty Medical College 40 East Twenty-sixth Street

NEW YORK CITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDIOAL OLASS

1885-1886

Abbottxrank Jr N Y Dr F Abbott Acton Wm F le tcher N Y Dr F D Weisse Aiken Samuel Armstrong A B P en n Dr A A llen Albrigh t J ohn Calvin P enn Dr H Servis Alward Fred H oward N B Dr A A lward Allen Francis Sheridan Mass Dr A Lia ntard Allen Ira Alphonse N Y Dr D S Do ug herty Allen H enry Connell N Y Dr S B Allen Amster Ludwig N Y Dr W H Snow Andrews Glenn Ala Dr J B Kenil r ick Annabel F red Cornelius N Y Dr C Annabel Appleton Jos Luke N Y Dr F D Weisse Arrakalia n LaonMa hon Turkey Dr W H Imiddothom son Arrakalian HaIg Paul Turkey Dr W H Thomson Ashcraft John Ellis N C Dr W C Ranney AtJtinson Martin Gay MD N S U niver SIt y 84 Austin William Hnry N Y Dr J B Gilbert Ayvazia n

l Ant ranIJ Turkey Dr Do brashin

Axt LeWIS N Y Dr W O Moore

Babcock J ohn Lord N Y Dr A S Coe Ba iley Geo Cornelius Conn Dr E F Parsons Baker Vincent Washington N Y Dr F D W eisse Balabanoff Chris tlt)pher P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Bala ba noff Iva n P etroff Bulgaria Dr W H Thomson Ballou Elwood Adfed R 1 Dr E B Smith Barbour James Ada m s N Y Dr W A Bedell Barrett Wellington N Y Dr F D Weisse Ba lTows Benj Safford PhB Conn Dr J A Steyen Barry Grosvenor William N Y Dr J C Drar er Bate J acob N Y Dr F D middotWelsse Bauer Fred Ma rtin N Y Dr E Hutchinson Bazan Virgil Cuba Dr F D Weisse Beattie Thos J efferson 1I1 D 1110 Kanens City Univ 85 Beatty Eno Elwood N J Dr H 1If Cox Beebe Frank Gardiner N Y Dr F D Beebe Belk J ohn Monjom ery N C DImiddot W C Ranney Benja min Wm Cla rence N Y Drs W alke r amp McKinnon Bennett Winfield Scott N Y Dr H W Caldwell Berendsen William A N Y Dr F D Weisse Be tz Henry N Y Dr 111 111 Den ton Bird J ohn Thos Joseph B S N Y Dr A L Loomis Bla rcom Frank Va n N J Dr F D Weisse Bolton Jas Robert A B N Y Dr J C Draper Booth Ira Edwin N Y Dmiddot 111 L Smith Braslavsky Abel Russia Dr B Aaronson Brehaut LemueL P E 1 Dr W Dobson

Dr 1I1cLean Brand Warren M N Y _ Alban y Med Col1 Bre iter Nathan N Y Dr J C Draper Brendon Edwin Vivien W 1 Dr W E Forrest Brewster Willis Jay N Y Dr W S Layma n Bridges Frank Willia m N Y Dr F D Welsse Brinkman Geo Henry N Y Dr F H McNaudtt Brobst John H enry N Y Dr N S W escotf Brolson Henry N Y Dr S J Murray Brown Ephraim AB N Y Dr G S Gotthe il Brown H enry Edward N Y Dr E McConnel Br own J oshua Riley N C Dr C E Graves Bryan J ohn Cong-er A B N J Dr J C Draper Burdick Eugene Barzilla N Y Dr F O Davie

Dr C C Deming

21 20 UNIVERSITY OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK

Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

21 20 UNIVERSITY OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK

Burdick Halbert Joel N Y Dr O W Bnrhyte Burnett Stephen Grover MD 1110 Kansas City Med Coli 85 Burrid~e Henry Donnick N Y Dr T J Keane Burt Geo SullUler Mass Dr F D Weisse

Cady Geo Marvin N Y Dr G P Cady CahIll Patrick FrancIs fass Dr F C P lunkett Caldwell Geo OtIS N H Dr G J Bradt Calle Ezequil de la o N Y Dr J C Drape~Callendar Chas Jacon Kan Dr J D Justice Cameron Alia N S Halifax Med Col Cameron CraIg R I Dr G V Foster Canfield Chas Andrew N Y Dr J H H BurgeCardwell John Crean N Y Dr W B Palmer Carleton Chas Horace N Y Dr C B StephensCarpenter Edson Mack Penll Dr H Pennepacker

Dr W R Blakeslee Caspe Maurice Rnssia Dr FriedenbergCar roll Jas Joseph 1I1D D C Colnmbia Univ 76 Carroll John Valentine U S A Dr R B Benham Carter James Edward N Y Dr J C DraperChamberlain F~ank Clinton Iowa Dr F D Weisse Champlin John PhB R 1 Dr F S RogersChapm Warren Blanchard AB N Y Dr A L Loomis Chase Wm Earle N J Dr O 111 Barber Chenery Fred Lincoln Me Dr E Chenery

Cl)ilds Sam Beresford Conn ~~ kt ~1~iY~S Cgt~JrchillBenj Franklin AB N y Dr J C DraperClsm MorItz RussIa Dr W Sn iveleyClancy Wm Henry Mass Dr A Garcea u Clark Calvin Montagne Wis Dr J C Draper Clark Joseph N y Dr T C Fennell Jr Clark John Jr N Y Dr L A Stimson Clawson Thos Alfred Utah Dr F D Weisse Coakley Cornelius Godfrey AB N Y Dr C II Lndlam Corbett Michael Edward Vis Dr W 1I100re Coffin Lewis Augustus N Y Dr S E Bro~n Combs Charles Garrett N Y Dr T W Zimmer Comstock Walter Coutant N Y Dr L A Stimson

8~~~~erY~~~~~s ~e~ ~~ rr RFMB~~~~Coo a entme Edward Norman N Y Dr F D Weisse Coombs Oeo Holden Me Dr A L Loomis Coon W W Me Dr F D Weisse Corde David Thomas N Y Dr T Brennan Crater John L N J Dr F D Weisse Crawford Darwin McLean Penn Dr D nr Crawford Crawford John Richard N Y Dr F D Weisse Critcherson Wm Dana N Y Dr Liantard Crumb Chas Williamson N Y Dr H S Crandall Cudlipp Bdwd Arthnr N J Dr G P Sherman Cumluns Thos J oseph lIlass Dr J A McDonald Cunnmgham Robt Seffaine N J Dr S DailyCurran Chas Henry N Y Dr C J Curran Cunie Thos J efferson N Y Dr D T Condict Curtin Dennis James Conn Dr Ibull M Cremin Curtis John Henry Penn Dr J P Curtis

Dabb Theophilu yelland N Y Dr W Parker Daglian Thos M D Turkey Aintab Coli bull 82

~~~ ~ ~iPt~nmiddot ~u~i~ g~i~Il~~~anDaVIS Jas Thomas Penn Dr C B Borden Davis W Henry Kirk N J Dr W M Polk Dawe Henry Percy N Y Dr J W WrightDawson Oliver Brown N Y Dr W M Polk Day La Mott N Y Dr W R Lough Dean Tarvls Gipson Ga Drs Baldwin amp middotHarmon De Castro Jos Anselm Cuba Dr F D Weisse De Forest John Carey N Y Dr L A Stimson DeLong Arthur Delevan NJ Dr G W Talson Denny Frank Perry N Y Dr F D Wsse Depew William S NJ D1 F D Weisse Dirkps Geo Jacob N Y Dr J Cramer Disbrow Wm Stephen PhG N J Dr J D Osborn Dodge Franklin Abram Minn Dr W Dodge

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

godson John William N y Dr ll E Yan Dusen nominEtez GeoEfie N Y Dr J C Draper Doty ward 1 bur N J Dr J D Kingfuugherty Wm Harrison P El Dr F P Taylor D w Oeo Anthony N Y Dr F D WeIsse Downs Johh Cla~ton Conn Dr F D Weisse

g~~d~~ In f~Jimiddot E~ ~ ~~~$~isse rummond Wm Lewis N Y Dr F D Weisse

gugan Wm Christopher Ky middot middot Unmiddotivmiddot of Louisville Dunlop Harry Edward Can Dr J D Dun lopDunn F rank Moseman N Y Dr F D Weisse Dunn Joseph Edward N Y Dr J F Rowan

unn Thomas Joseph AB N Y Dr F 111 Purrov Dunnmg Frank Wm Penn Dr M D Satteriee

trle ~as McCall S C Dr W A PlayerEdwar s Jno Henry Havelock N Y Dr J C Drapelmiddot Elgtward~ThOS Joseph N Y Dr WA Little EIl~n RIchard John N Y Dr J Burke E lot Jas Pringle N Y Dr J Calhoun Erns~PeterHugo N Y Dr L A Stimson Eventt Jno Elmer Penn Dr E A Everitt

versfleldFrankJ N Y Dr F D Weisse

~aquln~to Raymond D DS N Y Dr F D Weisse Farli wm ReId Minn Dr J W Murray

~geJi G~(D~~~s ~ l E~ r ~ ~~~ Fecteau l oms Alphonse Conn Dr G 111 Benedict

erchland Charles N Y Dr W H Russell ~~stner Fred EdwardBernard N Y Dr A Hardrich Fnnellrlt~hMJChael N Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

tch el rrm N Y Dr J J1I10rrissey ~IZgerald Jos Stamslaus MD N Y Univ of Georgetown 70 FOjdtjHenili Albert BA N J Dr J C ThompsonFO as liton BA N Y Dr W E Ford Ford Merton LeWIS N Y Dr B A Church F~~ fota~~ancke N Y ~rF D Yeisse F w I N C Unlv of Va

rey ater Guernsey N Y Dr W H Thomson

glIivan J ohn Wm Can Dr J Burke nthner Philip J acob N Y Dr H Kolb

GG~b Va Dr Jas George obrge Sumpte Wm TraVIS BS N J Dr J C Draper

ginSburg Joshua Russia Dr 1 Lewintha l eason Wm danton N J Dr W H Thomson

gOlden Krunz Solomon N Y Dr H Loewenthal GO dsmlth Marcus Kaufman Conn Dr F leischman GOo~ Le~ytl George N J Dr J Q Bird GOOdman I red Thomas N Y Dr H C Giles GOo ner Ra ~h Allison Ill Dr J C Draper G~~~~~ Jw~rnard Russia Dr A Aaronson G Ath I ham AB Conn Dr A Egan G~~errSiltf~eVi~fe~~d Vt DI S N ltJoss G df ld MY g N Y DI Overmlller Gran j h ichae Mass Dr J W CoughlinGral)t ~ ~Alexander Can Dr Reddick Graves r Chauncey N Y Dr H D Copley

raves Isaac Selden Penn Dr F B Davison green WilliltIm Seward N J Dr D A Currie Greene Edmund Sperry N Y Dr H P Loomis

G~~ ~aii~ ~ r E~ ~ 1 S~i~~~n Gmldford Richard Somerset N S Dr D A Campbell

Hagan Hugh Henry N Y Dr A Y P Garnett Hahn Charles Jr N Y Dr W 111 Polk

Sn~~I~~jd~middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~~lmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot ~f~g~~n Hall William Stevens MD N Y Univel1ity 85 Halleck Luther Reeve N Y Dr A L Loomis ~a~ AI~red N J Dr F D Wpisse

a y Mliton Henry Utah Dr W R Pike Harnson Frank Eugene S C Dr L T Hill

22 UNIV ER SITY OF T H E CITY OF NEW YORK

Ha rvey Amos Vyncoop bull bull N Y Dr F D Weisse Haslett James Henry N Y Dr J R Topping Hassell Samuel Jr N Y Dr F D Weisse Hassett John Joseph Conn Dr J S Clark Hathaw~ David Gelbert bull bull Mass Dr H H Luce Hawes dward Everett Me Dr J Craig

Dr M T DodgeH ay HUf h Burns N B Dr H Coulter Haynes rving Samuel Ph B N Y Dr S Haynes HeckerAnthO~JOseph N Y Dr F D Weisse H edden Jesse illiams N J Dr J C Draper Hemingway Wm Herbert N J Dr S Hemingway H enr Iquez J ls IIlordechai D D S N Y Dr L A St imson H enry J ohn Patrick N Y Dr W H Thomson H ermida JOa~uin Arcada Chili Dr J W Wright

~~~~e~f~~ed ~ L ~~ ~ ~ Iflertmiddott Heyer Harold Hankinson N Y Dr T S Bahan H ichborn Herma n Grand ville D DS ~lass Dr L A Stimson Hill Geo Rowland N Y Dr G A Macdona ld Hiller Pau l Wm N Y Dr F D Weisse Himowich Abram Adolph Russia Dr Aaronson Hinkle H enry Conrad Ind Dr J R Hinckle Hoare J oseph David N Y Dr H A Argue H odgkins Lewis AB Me Dr L W H odgkins Holcombe Arthur Lowell N Y Dr W C Smith H olman Charles Henderson Col Dr H R H olman H OPkinsitohn Louis N Y Dr J S Hopkins Horner Ichd NugentWm Knox N Y Dr E GuernseyHorton Stephen Frost N Y Dr E D Lyon Hoskins Ashbel Newell Conn Dr C M Wooster House Edward Hiram N y Dr R W Eastman Hoyt William H enry N H Dr J F Wilbur Hubbard Howard Fruin N Y Dr H W Carpenter Hugle Leo F redk Ger Dr F D Weisse Hurd Alonzo L Mass Dr J B Wentworth

Inglis Chas Stoddart N J Dr F D Weisse Innis J as HatVey Manitoha Dr J H Morrison Isaacs Archibald Ezekiel N Y Dr L A Stimson

Jackson Char les Warren N Y Dr A L Loomis J acobs J ohn Van Allen N Y Dr W C Gallagher bullTacobs Robert Wilson N Y Dr G L HalseyJacobson David B S N Y Dr A E Jacobson James Henry Car roll N J Dr E Way Jansen Jesse Wilmot N Y Dr R W Easton J effrey Alexander N Y Dr C E Phillips Jenckes Frank Herbert R 1 Dr E B Eddy

Dr G W J enckes J enn ings David Dunlop N Y Dr A L Loomis J ermyn John Samuel N Y Dr W M Polk Jesse James Wm Cal Dr J F Dillon Jesurun Mortimer -Wyoming Dr L A Stimson Jewett Henry Shipman A M N Y Dr C Jewett J ohnson Irwin Norman Penn Dr T F Cawley Joyce Augustin Thaddeus N Y Dr T S Baban

Dr W A Bedell JunoI Kenneth Frank Rev China Dr W H Thomson Justice J ohn C Breckenridge N C Drs Reagan amp Bnnmiddotoughs

Kane Charles Joseph N Y Dr J Murphy KaSSbian Artin A Annenia Dr W H Thomson Katzmaier Frank Alfred N Y Dr F D Weisse Keely Wm Augustin A B N Y Dr R H Sullivan Kelliher Michael Wm Mass Dr W H Stowe

Kennedy J ohn Payson S C B~ Y ~ Wid~inan Kennedy Luther Pressly A M t C Dr J W Wideman Kennedy Samuel J as N Y Dr F D Weisse Kent Richard Yaliopie N Y Dr C E Phillips Ker ley Chas GIlmore N Y Dr F H Roof Kern Wilson Peter Penn Dr B L SaegerKilloug h David Sample Texas Dr F D Weisse King Nathan Clifford fe Dr G A Pbillips King Herbert [axon N Y Dr L A Stimson Kinney Julius Eugene N Y Dr C Green

MEDIC AL D EPA R TMENT 2 3

Klein Valentine John N Y Dr C T HeppKneer Fe rdinand Gottfned N Y Dr E Heuel Knowles Harvey Holsey ~I D Neb Keokuk Med Coli 68 Koelbe Adolph BernaN N Y Dr J Weiss Koerner Feru Christopber N Y Dr H J Boldt Kohnstann Lorenzo Joseph N Y Dr H C H Herold Kolb Henry N Y Dr L A Stimson Kopetschny Ottsca r E Jr ~ J Dr O KopetschnyKunry George M can Dr W H Thomson

Laird Allison Jardine Penn Dr J C Draper Lancaster Sherman Rnssel Me Dr O H Merrill Langs Wm Orpheus Afford MD N Y Univ of Buffalo middotSO Langworthy Wm bullTohn N Y Dr W H Booth

~~J~~~ ~ 1 B tvAIi~l-~~~l~~ Lelare J ulian Keith A B Ala Dr B Mitchell Letper Wm A Penn Dr W MacPeters LeRoy Louis Charles N Y Dr F D Weisse Lesser Adolphus M N Y Dr L A Stimson Levi Joseph W 1 Dr J W Ranney Lewis Geo Gaston N J Dr Wardwell Lewis Geo B middot N Y Dr H J Lewis Liebermann Gustav Rev N Y Dr H L Bienenfeld Liebermann Jos Monroe N Y _ Dr C G Kirchhof Lincoln Fred Bowen N Y Dr J C Draper L loyd Fred Osborne MD N Y University SO Lockhart J osefh Smith A B N S Dr Mar~eson

~~~~ ~h~ ~~~ ~~n~ ~~ t to~~~ Lombard John Pa trick N S Dr L A S timson Longstreet Saml Price Penn Dr B D Hand Longenecker Frank Butler N Y Dr F D Weisse Lorenze Edward Julius N Y Dr W H Tbomson Love Nathaniel N Y Dr J H Chittenden LovellFred SamueI N Y Dr J C Wilson LuckyChas Moulton N J DrF D Weisse Lyke J ames Hyatt N Y Dr F D Weisse Lyle Alexander Jr N Y Dr J C Draper Lynch J ohn Burgess N Y Dr J W Howe Lynch J ohn Charles Conn Dr R Hubbard Lynott Thos Francis Penn Dr W III Polk Lyons Edward Lawrence N Y Dr D T Toal

Maas Carl TheophlIus N Y Dr S V W Stout Mabie Austin Denike N Y Dr J N Tilden MacArtney Wm Napier N Y Dr W Gillis Macdonald J ohn Henry N Y Dr G A Macdona ld MacHale F erdina nd N Y Dr J C Draper lI1ackinnon Alexr Balone Mass Dr J H Mor rison Macpherson J ohn Donald N Y Dr W M lI1cLauryII1ljgQife James Henry N Y Dr F J Hinds

----MaineHampIlock Rathbone N Y Dr L Hunt Mandeville Obas David N J Dr J Tomlinson Marini Eliseo F MD N Y Univ of Naples ItalyMarshall J ohn Franklin N Y Dr O Olcot t Marsall Josepb Hall N Y Dr S D Marsball Martm Robert J ackson Me Dr G V Martm Martin Thos Wm bull B S N Y Dr R H Boyce Martinez Juan J ose Nicaragua Dr W A Bedell McAlpine L Allan Wilmot N Y Dr G A HetberingtonMcCormack Reynold Joseph Mass Dr A L McCormack McCormick Peter Alexander R 1 Dr McCallum McCourt Peter J oseph N Y Dr J C Draper McCracken William MD N Y University SO McDevitt James John Mass Dr W H Granger McDonough Edward J ames N Y Dr D T roal McGrale Cha r les Wm N Y Dr J Glets McIntyre David ilIass Dr J A Mcp onald McLaren Francis J oseph N Y Dr F D Wetsse lIIcNamara James Hugbes Conn Dr B Hughes McNamara RObertJoseph ~ Y Dr Purro)- McSorley Owen N Y Dr 1IL E a rrte Mead Sidney Walker N Y Dr C J Lo~fn IIleans Victor Clay B MD N Y University Meniles Henry Perfra MD N Y University 84 Merrigan Thos Davis K Y Dr T C Finnell Jr

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Merrill John Brown N Y Dr F D Weisse Michon Godfrey LewisJos N Y Dr N H Ballou MiIleg Augustus 1 Y Dr L A Stimson Miller Elmer A1burtus R 1 Dr J Winsor Miller John NJ Dr rMiller Miller Louis Russia Dr B Gordon Miller Rolland Elwill 1 Y Dr 111 S KittingerMiller Sommerfield J Penn Dr G W Emigh ~1iller Theodore Robert Penn Dr J C Lange Minski David Solomon I Y Dr L A Stimson Miskovsky Louis Francis N Y Dr J C D~aper MOlth Ferdmand N Y Dr F D WeISse Montgomery Remdick Hill Penn Dr J III Martin Montiel Loui C A Dr W A Bedell Moore Charles Hohart Wis Dr Wm Moore Moore William Webster Wis Dr WmMoore Morcom Charles Frederick 1 Y Dr L A Rtimson More James L N Y Dr S M Bennett Morgan Edward N Y Dr Scboonover Mortimer W Golden N Y Dr L A Stimson Moser William N Y Dr H C CooperMoyer Galen Delos N Y Dr W J Ransom Muchmore Walter Howard N Y Dr J D Trask Muellenbach Robt Philip N Y Dr O P HoneygerMuldberg Moritz Roumania Dr A Arlson Mulholland Chas Edward N Y Dr W M Polk Mulot Otto Louis N Y Dr L Mulot Munier Vincent Manrice N Y Dr F D Weisse MUio Romarte Uruguay Dr W H Thomson Murphy James Emmett N Y Dr O J Ward IIIurphy Wm John Mass Dr G Underwood Musgrave Christopher Jas AB N Y Dr G VandegriftMuttart Alder C P E I Dr G Carruthers lIIyers Wm Adolph N Y Dr J Van Brackle Myers John N YDr L A Stimson

Nadler Fredk Charles N J Dr middotW H Thomson Nash Frank Wylie N YDr Jas Knight Nearinglteorge Edward N Y Dr F D Weisse Nelson wm Smith N Y Dr G H Jones Nelson Wm Wheelock 1 Y Dr W H Nelson Nevin John Joseph N J Dr A A Lutkins Neylan Daniel James R l Dr W F Hutchinson

Dr H Cantleld Nichols Geo Hayward R l D r L S Hill Nichols Henry FosterAB Rev 1 Y Dr J S Nichols Nicholson Robert AIS N B Dr H A Fish Nies FImiddotederick N Y Dr F D Weisse Nisbet Fred Loutzenhize AB Penn Dr C P VoodringNorth James Harper N Y Dr J H North

OBrien John Henry N Y Dr W D OBrien ODonohue James Thomas C N Y Dr J J CosgraveOHanlon Philip Frank I Y Dr J W Barlow OLeary Thomas Patrick 1 Y Dr L A Stimson Olmsted Chas Edward N Y Dr S C Blaisdell OMalley Jas Austin Penn Dr E G OMalleyONeill Simon James AB Penn Dr D S Burr Orchard Chas Blois _Penn Dr T B Orchard OShea Joseph Francis Mass Dr 1 F Joyce

Palmer B B N B Dr F middotD Weisse Parker Charles Edward Mass Dr E S Sawyer Patten Jas Herbert BS Me Dr K H Swett Parsons Frank Sears Mass Dr J DunlopPastor Leonard Russia Dr W H Thomson Patterson Jacob David MD COnn University 85 Patterson Frank Newhall Me Dr T A Foster

Dr F B Thombs Patterson Wm Anderson N Y Dr G T Burns Peck Dever James Penn Dr W R Blakeslee Peer Alfred Lewis 1 Y Dr A C Van Syckle Peer Wm Henry Jr 1 Y Dr W H Peer Peltier Frank Hastings H Conn Dr P D Peltier Pfaff Otto N Y Dr W D Ferguson Philbower Gao Brunson I J Dr T A Skillman Philleo Willis Henry Ills Dr J W Wright

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

~~~Wps Chas Robert N Y Dr M J Baker P I IpS Joseph Dana Me Dr G A Phillips pece Frank Benneville AB Mass Dr Jas Pierce plunkett Hemy Bernard N Y Dr J W Howe post George N Y Dr John Denn ison

otter Wm Gage ~Iass Dr C D Prescott Price George Moses BS Russia Dr Aaronson Pugsley Howard Hilliker I Y Dr W M Polk Pulsifer Leonard Merrill N Y Dr J H Morgan Pumyea Nelson DeWitt MD I Y University 85

Quigley John Joseph AB N Y Dr J Burke Qltinlan Henry Francis Conn Dr W C Welsh

Radue middoton middotWm Ferdinand 1 J Dr L A McBride Ranelle Horace Andrew Rev England Dr W iU Polk RandOlth John ~lontgomery N J Dr J J Da lyRauten erg Godfrey Wm 1 Y Dr A Voelker

~[i~~~euro~~~~~~kltmiddot~~middot middotltii i(~middoti~middot ll~~gL Reynolds Frank N Y ~~~ ~~~o~licomb Reynolds Wilbur H N Y Dr J ReynoldsRICh Elton Sherman PhB 1 Y DImiddot George Latten Rickenbach Hemy D Penn Dr J F Rickenbach Richter Wm N Y Dr W lII Polk Roby Jas Wm Edlar N Y Dr middotW V White Roby Robt Chas dward N Y Dr W V White Rodman Geo Teeter Penn Dr H B Stevens Rogers Benj Franklin N Y Dr W A Bedell Rooney Cbarles Hart N Y Dr W P Morrissey Rose Louis Wheeler N Y Dr WESantee RORenbleuth Mayer 1 Y Dr H L Bienenfeld Ross John Walton MD La Univ of La 68 Roth Joseph C N Y Drs Gettman and Greenshy

field Rubinovitz Abraham Russia Drs Lielenthal and ~Ieyer Ru~gles Emory Wood N Y Dr W H Carpenter Ru I Fredk Philip N Y Dr A Liantard Russell John Conway N Y Drs DAvignon and Riley_Russell TtlOS Havelock W 1 Dr F D Weisse Russell Wallace Delos I Y Dimiddot H A Franc~

Sand John Henrv E AB N Y Dr W S Layman Sarie WiI1i~ Cayton N Y Dr H S DyeSattlelee Nellis Clement Penn Dr M D Satter lee Schemkman Benlard ~ Russia Dr W H Thomson ~chwarz Emanuel N J Dr R F Gillin Scofield Walter Lincoln N Y Dr F D Weisse

cudder Lewis Rousseau A B N Y Dr G P Donkonett S R h Dr H C Bunce Secor IC ard James N Y Dr F D Weisse

edgWlCkwWm Russell Conn Dr J T Sedgwick Shannon m bull B A I Y Dr A Strong

Shears George Peaslee Conn ~~ 6 ~bas~~eOa~ ShRars Joseph Arthur I Y Dr W Stubenbo~d Sheridan Oliver ~1ichael Mass Dr C D McCarthy Showerman Ben~ Franklin N Y Dr L L Tozier Shevalier DixAI ertus N Y Dr O T Keator ~~~man W~IIi~ Augustus AM N Y Dr A L Loomis

Ifl FranCIS Samuel Conn Dr C H Shears

~l~~~~t~c1s Mmiddot ~ l E~~ E ~l~Smallwood Geo Washington P E 1 Dr R Johnson ~mith Davd Bulkley N J Dr FD Weiss~

filth DaVid Lawrence N Y Dr J HolIman Smith George Arlington N J Dr F C Smith Smith Herbert Lee N Y Dr J S TAmblin Smith James Charles N Y Dr J A McLaughlinSmith James Monroe N Y Dr ~f L Srllith Smith Ridney LLB N Y Dr Stephen Smith Smith Sidney Kinnaird I Y Dr F D Weisse ~mith Wm Frederick 1 S Dr F N BurgessmithWillard Parker N Y Dr N Wescott Smyth James Renton 1 Y Dr J C DraperSnow Louis Hervey Vt Dr E C Boyd

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

Spence Wm Samue N J bull Dr H T Adams Spooner Walter middotClinton N Y Br F D Weisse Spoor J amesNoble NJ Dr E J Dunn Sprague David Henderson N Y Dr G C Hubbard Spreeman Richard Henry middot N Y Dr F D Weisse Squire Herbert Anderson N Y Dr A H Terry Squire James Alvin N Y Dr T L Ireland Steeves Edward Omar N B Dr E C Randall Steeves Wm HemIt N B Dr F D Weisse Stegmair Julius A olph N Y Dr A J Lignot Stelle Clarence Boyce N Y Dr F D Weisse Stevens Thomas Howard N Y Dr F D Weisse Stillwell Henry Smith N Y Dr Z B Bridges Stoner Joseph Alfred Penn Dr J C Gable Stowe Alvah James Minn Dr C W Drew Streeter Ransel Mortimer N Y Dr L A Stimson Strickland Edward Fountain N C Dr T T Harris Sturridge Arthur Percy WI Dr F D Weisse Sullivan John J oseph N Y Dr W M Polk Sullivan Maurice Francis Mass Dr middotW H Stowe Sutphen Herbert Sands N Y Dr F D Weisse Swan John Myers MD Ohio University 85 Swaney Andrew Jackson MD Tenn University 51 Schroeder Leon Samue N Y Dr lIIcAnley

~an~~r Joseph Samuel N Y Dr L Dunn as Jlan Garabed H Turkey Dr Sheppard

Taylor James Ridley MD N Y Bel Hosp Med Coli 74 Thornton Frank Ernest N Y Dr E J Isham Thorp Frank Westfield N Y Dr F H McDoald ~Iwmg Clarence BS N Y Dr J WWright

erney Wm J oseph N Y Dr M ll Feeney TIrrell George Quirk 1I1ass Drs Hyan and Sbeedy Tomer Chas Judson N Y Dr J D ~1itchell ~everton Chas Wesley Penn Dr D B Hand Tufm~~ John Amos AM Rev N J Dr T A Skillman

enkJlan SarkIs Armema Dr W H Thomson Turrell RJgtert Lyle Penn Dr D L Bailey Twinch Si ney Artbur N Y Dr L A Stimson Tyson Henry Hawkins Jr N Y Dr J B Gilbert

Underhill JosephAlpbonsus N Y Dr W ODonnell

Valentine Daniel Webster N J Dr F D W eisse Van Doren mchard Southard 1I1D N J Uni versity 82 Vose Frank Joseph N Y Dr J W Lewis

Wallhauser Henry Joseph Fredk N J Dr D W Smith Warren Augustus H Iowa Dr P M Chad wick Warner David Hoffer Penn Drs Beckley and Reese Wasbburne Wm Albert N Y Dr J W Thorp Waterman WmBenjamin N Y Dr J C Draper Watkins Robert Lincoln lIIass Dr E A Sawye Watson James Morris ]lass Dr Alex Walker Wagner Alfred N Y Dr F D Weisse Webb Saml Green AB PennDr W H Thomson Vebber Asbley Adam 1I1e Dr L A Stimson Weber Herman Wm PhG N Y Dr A J Meuer Wedem~n Stephen yates N Y Dr C E Weideman Vemstem Isaac N Y Dr H J Bienenfeld Welton Horatio Hackett Can Dr R B Welton Werber Gnstavus Edwa rds S C Dr O B IIeyer Jr Whiting Geo Washington Me Dr R K Jones Whipple Walter Cooke N Y Dr L A Stimson WIite Geo HendersoJll N J Dr J W Wright Wcks John Van Pelt N Y Dr F D Weisse Wilson George Edward N Y Dr T Brennan ~OOlley Danl MorriR1I1D N Y University 84shy

oolley Wsses Grant N J Dr F D middotWeisse

~~~~~n ~~rans ~Jva g~ yen ~ ~~~tse Wright Obas Dutton N Y Dr F D WeiRs Wyche Cyril Thomas MD Md Coli P amp S Bait 82

Yonng Carl Peter Emil N Y Dr R Dawbarn Young Preston Brooks 1I1e Dr A JYonng

Zier olshofen von Paul Henry N Y Dr W W Jamieson Zuchlmann Linhamiddotdt Mass Dr F D Weisse

TOTAL 568

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

J J QUIGLEY MAbull Valedictgrian

CLASS OF

A1lenF S Grover H L Nadler F C AndrewsG Hardy M H Nevin J J Arakalian H P Hayan H H Neylan D J Babcock J L Haslett J H BS Nichols G H BaileyG C Hathaway D G OBrienJ H BauerR M H emingway W H ODonohoeJ T C Beattie T J Henry J P OHanlon 1 F Bennett W S H ermida J A OMalley J A Betz H A Hichborn H G DDS Olmsted C E Bird J T J BS Hinkle H C Orchard C B Bolton J Ro AB Holman C H OShea J F Brendon E V Horton S lt Parsons F S Browd E Hoskins A N Patten J H Burnett S G Hoyt W H Patterson F N Caldwell G O Isaacs A E Peck D J Cameron A Jansen J W Philhower G B Cameron C Jeffrey A Phillips J D Canfield C A Jennings D D Pierce F B AB Carleton C H Jesse J W Quigley J J AM Carrgtenter E M Jewett H S AB Rautenbnrg GW Camprroll JV Joyce A T Rennert E J Caspe M AB Juno K F Reynolds W H Champlin J PhB Justice J C B Rich E S PhB Chenery F L Kane C J Richter V Clancy W H Kelleher M W Rodman G T Coffin L A AB Kenny J E Rogers B F Coombs GH Kent R W Rooney C H AB Corbett M E Kern W P Roth J C Crawford D Ill King N P Russell J C Crumb C W Kopetschny O E Jr Russell W D Cndlipp E A Langworthy W S Sa nd J H E A B Cnmmms T J Lee I J Sarie W C Cnrran C H Legare J K AB Shears G P Cnrtin D J Leiper W A heridan O M A B Curtis J H Lesser A M Showerman B F Dawe H P Levi J Silliman W A AB Dean J G Lewis G B Smith W F Dodge F A Lockbart J S bull A B Snow L H Dominguez G Logan E P A B Sprague D H Dunlop H E Longstreet S P Sqnire H A Dunning F W Lorenze E J Sqnire J A Earle J ill Lovell F S Stegmair J A Edwards T J Lyncb J C Steeves E O Egan R J Lynott T F Stoner J A Ernst PH Lyons E L Streeter R 11 Faquinetto RF DDS Maas C T Rev Snllivan J J Farrell W F 1I1a~donald J H Terrill G Q Fitch N O Maguire J H Thornton F E F ord M L McCormack R J Treverton C W Fox J F McDevett J J Vose F J Gallivan J V McIntyre D Warner D H Gentbner P J McKinnon A B Warren A H George S Miller E A Washburn W A Gibb W T BS Miller J Watson J 111 Gleason W S Miller R E Webb S G AB Goldsmith 111 K lIiller S J Weidmampn S Y Gordon J B Miller T R Welton H H Greene E S Moyer G D DD S

TOTAL 173

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T r easurer J WILLISTON WRIGHT MD Secret a lY LEWIS A STIMSO ~1D

CHARLES E )fILLER MASON YOUNG WK E CURTIS AL~RED L LoOMIS MD VILSON VADDI NGHAM WILLIAM H THOMSON ~I D FRANCI S L SlET50N CHARLES 1 PARDEE MD JNO D SLAYBACK J WILLISTON WRIGHT M D HENRY G PIFFARD ~ID WILLIAM 111 POLK MD LEVI L BROW

cgonsltlttug Prof LOOMIS Prof THO MSON Prof W RIGHT Prof STIMSON Prof POLK Prof KNAPP

LEWIS A STUISON MD

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Prof PARDEE Prof WINTERS Pro SHAgtFEa Prof P IFFARD Prof DRAKE Prof J ARVIS

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Dr WALTER L RANNEY Dr L W H UBBARD Dr E C QUIMBY Dr E C VIDAL Dr E D FISHER Dr R B CUMMINGS Dr W ~L H McENROE Dr IV L STOWELL Dr W H SNOW Dr G D HAMLIN Dr J A MOORE Dr R 111 FuLLER Dr E LEFEVRK Dr O S ALLEN Dr F E GWYER Dr C E CLARK Dr J J QU IGLEY Dr J OB F RIDLON

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GEORGE J FISHER MD of Sing Sing I F LE ROY SATTERLEE MD of New York HENRY K HUNTINGTON MD of New GEO K SMITH M D of Brooklyn

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DR EDWAR D L PARDEE New York Class of 1870 COUNC IL

SAMUEL S PURPLE MD D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD JAMES R LEAMING MD THEODORE R VAmCK MD JAMES H ANDERSON MD A E MACDONALD MD CHARLES INSLEE PARDEE MD

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Physical Diagnosis LoOMS Quains Dict ionary Surgery- Bryant Erichson Holmes System Gross Surgery Operative Surgery etc

Stephen Smith Manual of Operative Surgery St imson Surgical Diagnosis Ranney Obstetrics -Playfair Lusk Gynmcology - Hart and Barbour Thomas Emmet Fractures -SUmson Materia M edica and T herap eutics - Horatlo C Wood D e r m a tol ogy - PiJfard Opht h a l m olog y and Otology - Nettleship middot Schweigger Juler Roosa Pomeroy

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Spence Wm Samue N J bull Dr H T Adams Spooner Walter middotClinton N Y Br F D Weisse Spoor J amesNoble NJ Dr E J Dunn Sprague David Henderson N Y Dr G C Hubbard Spreeman Richard Henry middot N Y Dr F D Weisse Squire Herbert Anderson N Y Dr A H Terry Squire James Alvin N Y Dr T L Ireland Steeves Edward Omar N B Dr E C Randall Steeves Wm HemIt N B Dr F D Weisse Stegmair Julius A olph N Y Dr A J Lignot Stelle Clarence Boyce N Y Dr F D Weisse Stevens Thomas Howard N Y Dr F D Weisse Stillwell Henry Smith N Y Dr Z B Bridges Stoner Joseph Alfred Penn Dr J C Gable Stowe Alvah James Minn Dr C W Drew Streeter Ransel Mortimer N Y Dr L A Stimson Strickland Edward Fountain N C Dr T T Harris Sturridge Arthur Percy WI Dr F D Weisse Sullivan John J oseph N Y Dr W M Polk Sullivan Maurice Francis Mass Dr middotW H Stowe Sutphen Herbert Sands N Y Dr F D Weisse Swan John Myers MD Ohio University 85 Swaney Andrew Jackson MD Tenn University 51 Schroeder Leon Samue N Y Dr lIIcAnley

~an~~r Joseph Samuel N Y Dr L Dunn as Jlan Garabed H Turkey Dr Sheppard

Taylor James Ridley MD N Y Bel Hosp Med Coli 74 Thornton Frank Ernest N Y Dr E J Isham Thorp Frank Westfield N Y Dr F H McDoald ~Iwmg Clarence BS N Y Dr J WWright

erney Wm J oseph N Y Dr M ll Feeney TIrrell George Quirk 1I1ass Drs Hyan and Sbeedy Tomer Chas Judson N Y Dr J D ~1itchell ~everton Chas Wesley Penn Dr D B Hand Tufm~~ John Amos AM Rev N J Dr T A Skillman

enkJlan SarkIs Armema Dr W H Thomson Turrell RJgtert Lyle Penn Dr D L Bailey Twinch Si ney Artbur N Y Dr L A Stimson Tyson Henry Hawkins Jr N Y Dr J B Gilbert

Underhill JosephAlpbonsus N Y Dr W ODonnell

Valentine Daniel Webster N J Dr F D W eisse Van Doren mchard Southard 1I1D N J Uni versity 82 Vose Frank Joseph N Y Dr J W Lewis

Wallhauser Henry Joseph Fredk N J Dr D W Smith Warren Augustus H Iowa Dr P M Chad wick Warner David Hoffer Penn Drs Beckley and Reese Wasbburne Wm Albert N Y Dr J W Thorp Waterman WmBenjamin N Y Dr J C Draper Watkins Robert Lincoln lIIass Dr E A Sawye Watson James Morris ]lass Dr Alex Walker Wagner Alfred N Y Dr F D Weisse Webb Saml Green AB PennDr W H Thomson Vebber Asbley Adam 1I1e Dr L A Stimson Weber Herman Wm PhG N Y Dr A J Meuer Wedem~n Stephen yates N Y Dr C E Weideman Vemstem Isaac N Y Dr H J Bienenfeld Welton Horatio Hackett Can Dr R B Welton Werber Gnstavus Edwa rds S C Dr O B IIeyer Jr Whiting Geo Washington Me Dr R K Jones Whipple Walter Cooke N Y Dr L A Stimson WIite Geo HendersoJll N J Dr J W Wright Wcks John Van Pelt N Y Dr F D Weisse Wilson George Edward N Y Dr T Brennan ~OOlley Danl MorriR1I1D N Y University 84shy

oolley Wsses Grant N J Dr F D middotWeisse

~~~~~n ~~rans ~Jva g~ yen ~ ~~~tse Wright Obas Dutton N Y Dr F D WeiRs Wyche Cyril Thomas MD Md Coli P amp S Bait 82

Yonng Carl Peter Emil N Y Dr R Dawbarn Young Preston Brooks 1I1e Dr A JYonng

Zier olshofen von Paul Henry N Y Dr W W Jamieson Zuchlmann Linhamiddotdt Mass Dr F D Weisse

TOTAL 568

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

J J QUIGLEY MAbull Valedictgrian

CLASS OF

A1lenF S Grover H L Nadler F C AndrewsG Hardy M H Nevin J J Arakalian H P Hayan H H Neylan D J Babcock J L Haslett J H BS Nichols G H BaileyG C Hathaway D G OBrienJ H BauerR M H emingway W H ODonohoeJ T C Beattie T J Henry J P OHanlon 1 F Bennett W S H ermida J A OMalley J A Betz H A Hichborn H G DDS Olmsted C E Bird J T J BS Hinkle H C Orchard C B Bolton J Ro AB Holman C H OShea J F Brendon E V Horton S lt Parsons F S Browd E Hoskins A N Patten J H Burnett S G Hoyt W H Patterson F N Caldwell G O Isaacs A E Peck D J Cameron A Jansen J W Philhower G B Cameron C Jeffrey A Phillips J D Canfield C A Jennings D D Pierce F B AB Carleton C H Jesse J W Quigley J J AM Carrgtenter E M Jewett H S AB Rautenbnrg GW Camprroll JV Joyce A T Rennert E J Caspe M AB Juno K F Reynolds W H Champlin J PhB Justice J C B Rich E S PhB Chenery F L Kane C J Richter V Clancy W H Kelleher M W Rodman G T Coffin L A AB Kenny J E Rogers B F Coombs GH Kent R W Rooney C H AB Corbett M E Kern W P Roth J C Crawford D Ill King N P Russell J C Crumb C W Kopetschny O E Jr Russell W D Cndlipp E A Langworthy W S Sa nd J H E A B Cnmmms T J Lee I J Sarie W C Cnrran C H Legare J K AB Shears G P Cnrtin D J Leiper W A heridan O M A B Curtis J H Lesser A M Showerman B F Dawe H P Levi J Silliman W A AB Dean J G Lewis G B Smith W F Dodge F A Lockbart J S bull A B Snow L H Dominguez G Logan E P A B Sprague D H Dunlop H E Longstreet S P Sqnire H A Dunning F W Lorenze E J Sqnire J A Earle J ill Lovell F S Stegmair J A Edwards T J Lyncb J C Steeves E O Egan R J Lynott T F Stoner J A Ernst PH Lyons E L Streeter R 11 Faquinetto RF DDS Maas C T Rev Snllivan J J Farrell W F 1I1a~donald J H Terrill G Q Fitch N O Maguire J H Thornton F E F ord M L McCormack R J Treverton C W Fox J F McDevett J J Vose F J Gallivan J V McIntyre D Warner D H Gentbner P J McKinnon A B Warren A H George S Miller E A Washburn W A Gibb W T BS Miller J Watson J 111 Gleason W S Miller R E Webb S G AB Goldsmith 111 K lIiller S J Weidmampn S Y Gordon J B Miller T R Welton H H Greene E S Moyer G D DD S

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President CHARLES E ~hLLER Vice-P resident WILSON VADDING B AM

T r easurer J WILLISTON WRIGHT MD Secret a lY LEWIS A STIMSO ~1D

CHARLES E )fILLER MASON YOUNG WK E CURTIS AL~RED L LoOMIS MD VILSON VADDI NGHAM WILLIAM H THOMSON ~I D FRANCI S L SlET50N CHARLES 1 PARDEE MD JNO D SLAYBACK J WILLISTON WRIGHT M D HENRY G PIFFARD ~ID WILLIAM 111 POLK MD LEVI L BROW

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Dr WALTER L RANNEY Dr L W H UBBARD Dr E C QUIMBY Dr E C VIDAL Dr E D FISHER Dr R B CUMMINGS Dr W ~L H McENROE Dr IV L STOWELL Dr W H SNOW Dr G D HAMLIN Dr J A MOORE Dr R 111 FuLLER Dr E LEFEVRK Dr O S ALLEN Dr F E GWYER Dr C E CLARK Dr J J QU IGLEY Dr J OB F RIDLON

Dr E HEUEJ

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Officers fo r 188B PR ESIDEN T

DR FRE DERICK R S DRAKE New York Class of 1871

VICEmiddot PRESID ENTS

GEORGE J FISHER MD of Sing Sing I F LE ROY SATTERLEE MD of New York HENRY K HUNTINGTON MD of New GEO K SMITH M D of Brooklyn

Rochelle JOHN BURKE MD of New York W E FORD MD of Utica

SEC RETARY

DR H P LOOMIS New York Class of 1883

T REASURER

DR EDWAR D L PARDEE New York Class of 1870 COUNC IL

SAMUEL S PURPLE MD D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD JAMES R LEAMING MD THEODORE R VAmCK MD JAMES H ANDERSON MD A E MACDONALD MD CHARLES INSLEE PARDEE MD

EX ECUTIVE COM M ITTEE

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The Second Edition of the Catalogue of Graduates and Officers of the Colmiddot lege is published Gentlemen who desire a copy may send to the Secretary the sum of one dollar (about the cost of publication) and he will forward the same by post at the earliest date

Address the Secretary of the Alumni

DR H P LOOMI S 5 8 E AST 34th STR E E T

TEXT BOOKS Auatomy - Gray Heath Darling and Ranney - PrBctical Human Anatomy Weisse P h ysiology - Michael Foster Dalton Martin Ch emist ry- Wltthaus Manual of Chemistry Wltthaus Laboratory Course Drapers

Medical Physics Practice - Practice of Medicine Loomis Heart and Lungs Loomis F Ivers Loomis

Physical Diagnosis LoOMS Quains Dict ionary Surgery- Bryant Erichson Holmes System Gross Surgery Operative Surgery etc

Stephen Smith Manual of Operative Surgery St imson Surgical Diagnosis Ranney Obstetrics -Playfair Lusk Gynmcology - Hart and Barbour Thomas Emmet Fractures -SUmson Materia M edica and T herap eutics - Horatlo C Wood D e r m a tol ogy - PiJfard Opht h a l m olog y and Otology - Nettleship middot Schweigger Juler Roosa Pomeroy

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President CHARLES E ~hLLER Vice-P resident WILSON VADDING B AM

T r easurer J WILLISTON WRIGHT MD Secret a lY LEWIS A STIMSO ~1D

CHARLES E )fILLER MASON YOUNG WK E CURTIS AL~RED L LoOMIS MD VILSON VADDI NGHAM WILLIAM H THOMSON ~I D FRANCI S L SlET50N CHARLES 1 PARDEE MD JNO D SLAYBACK J WILLISTON WRIGHT M D HENRY G PIFFARD ~ID WILLIAM 111 POLK MD LEVI L BROW

cgonsltlttug Prof LOOMIS Prof THO MSON Prof W RIGHT Prof STIMSON Prof POLK Prof KNAPP

LEWIS A STUISON MD

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Prof PARDEE Prof WINTERS Pro SHAgtFEa Prof P IFFARD Prof DRAKE Prof J ARVIS

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Dr WALTER L RANNEY Dr L W H UBBARD Dr E C QUIMBY Dr E C VIDAL Dr E D FISHER Dr R B CUMMINGS Dr W ~L H McENROE Dr IV L STOWELL Dr W H SNOW Dr G D HAMLIN Dr J A MOORE Dr R 111 FuLLER Dr E LEFEVRK Dr O S ALLEN Dr F E GWYER Dr C E CLARK Dr J J QU IGLEY Dr J OB F RIDLON

Dr E HEUEJ

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Officers fo r 188B PR ESIDEN T

DR FRE DERICK R S DRAKE New York Class of 1871

VICEmiddot PRESID ENTS

GEORGE J FISHER MD of Sing Sing I F LE ROY SATTERLEE MD of New York HENRY K HUNTINGTON MD of New GEO K SMITH M D of Brooklyn

Rochelle JOHN BURKE MD of New York W E FORD MD of Utica

SEC RETARY

DR H P LOOMIS New York Class of 1883

T REASURER

DR EDWAR D L PARDEE New York Class of 1870 COUNC IL

SAMUEL S PURPLE MD D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD JAMES R LEAMING MD THEODORE R VAmCK MD JAMES H ANDERSON MD A E MACDONALD MD CHARLES INSLEE PARDEE MD

EX ECUTIVE COM M ITTEE

DR C DIXON VARLEY DR F D WEISSE ANDREW OTTERSON WILLIAM PIERSON J H HOBART BURGE NEWTON M SHAFFER bullbull H B CONRAD JOSEPH E WINTERS R A MURRAY CHARLES E DENHARD R A WITTHAUS C A BECKER

The Second Edition of the Catalogue of Graduates and Officers of the Colmiddot lege is published Gentlemen who desire a copy may send to the Secretary the sum of one dollar (about the cost of publication) and he will forward the same by post at the earliest date

Address the Secretary of the Alumni

DR H P LOOMI S 5 8 E AST 34th STR E E T

TEXT BOOKS Auatomy - Gray Heath Darling and Ranney - PrBctical Human Anatomy Weisse P h ysiology - Michael Foster Dalton Martin Ch emist ry- Wltthaus Manual of Chemistry Wltthaus Laboratory Course Drapers

Medical Physics Practice - Practice of Medicine Loomis Heart and Lungs Loomis F Ivers Loomis

Physical Diagnosis LoOMS Quains Dict ionary Surgery- Bryant Erichson Holmes System Gross Surgery Operative Surgery etc

Stephen Smith Manual of Operative Surgery St imson Surgical Diagnosis Ranney Obstetrics -Playfair Lusk Gynmcology - Hart and Barbour Thomas Emmet Fractures -SUmson Materia M edica and T herap eutics - Horatlo C Wood D e r m a tol ogy - PiJfard Opht h a l m olog y and Otology - Nettleship middot Schweigger Juler Roosa Pomeroy

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