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1903-1904

TWENTY~ECOND ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

NEW YORK

POST-GRADUATE

MEDICAL SCHOOL

AND HOSPITAL

UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SECOND AVENUE AND TWENTIETH STREET

NEW YORK CITY

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OFFICERS OF THE

CORPORATION AND FACULTY

PRESIDENT OF THE CORPORATION AND OF THE FACULTY

D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD LLD VICE-PRESIDENT ANDREW H SMITH MD TREASURER - - BACHE McE EMMET MD SECRETARY OF THE CORPORATION GEORGE N MILLER MD SECRETARY OF THE HOSPITAL COMMITTEE

SENECA D POWELL MD LLD

SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY FORBES HAWKES M D

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD AUGUSTE RICHARD Esq ANDREW H SMITH MD W L BULL Esq BACHE McE EMMET MD REV R D HARLAN DD JAMES L SKILLIN Esq HUGH R GARDEN Esq WILLIAM A HAMMOND MD JOSEPH R SMITH M D LL D

USA LEWIS S PILCHER MD REV ARTHUR BROOKS D D WM F HAVEMEYER Esq REV CHAS H PARKHURST DD J WEST ROOSEVELT MD JOHN KING Esq THOMAS HOPE Esq ALEXANDER J CSKENE MD CHARLES L DANA MD HORACE T HANKSMD LLD SENECA D POWELL MD RBv HENRY VAN DYKE DD ROBERT IRWIN Esq CHARLES F CLARK Esq JAMES O SHELDON Esq REV R S MACARTHUR DD HON CHARLES W DAYTON C E HACKLEY MD R M THOMPSON Esq ALEXANDER HADDEN MD C A VON RAMDOHR MD REv THOMAS J DUCEY E C UNDERHILL Esq W OLIVER MOORE MD ROBERT M DONALDSON Esq THOS E SATTERTHWAITE MD JACOB H SCHIFF Esq CHARLBS F LAWRENCE Esq

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION FACULTY OF THEGEORGE GORDON KING Esq D WILLIS JAMES Esq

GRANT SQUIRES Esq WILLIAM S PYLE Esq POSTmiddotGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL C LEDYARD BLAIR Esq ERNST THALMANN Esq

REV J L PARKS DD DANIEL BENNETT STJOHN RO~ MDbull LLD 20 East 30th StreetROSEWELL G ROLSTON Esq Profssor of Diseases the ~e andSU Conaulti SurIeon to the Brooklyn Eye aDd EarHospital President of the Faculty

LEONARD WEBER MD REV WILLIAM H VIBBERT DD ANDREW HEERKANCE SMITH MD bull bull bull 18 East 46th StreetProfessor Emeritus of Medicine ~Attendinlr Physician to the Presbyteriu Hospital ConsultmiddotGE N WAGER SWAYNE ADOLPH LEWISOH N Esq ina Physician to the Orthopedic nospital st Lukes Hospital and St Mark Hospital WILLIAM OLIVER MOORE MD LLD bull 42 East 29th StreetWILLIAM LUMMIS Esq CHARLES P WEBSTER Esq Professor Emeritus of Diseases of the Eye and Ear Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Proteltant~ot Orphans Home and Asylum Consulti Ophthalmic and Aural Surgeon to the

CHARLES B KELSEY M D JEFFERSON SELIGMAN Esq Hospital and Dispensary Borough of QueeDi

BACHE McEVERS EMMET MD bull18 East 30th StreetARTHUR J MOULTON Esq PLINY FISK Esq Hospital

Professor of Diseases of Women Surgeon to the Woman Hospital and to the Columbus

HENRY VILLARD Esq EDWARD KERSHNER MD 696 East 186th StreetWILLIAM E DODGE Esq Professor Emeritus of Naval Military and Stale HygieneRetired Medical Inspector U S Navy

MORRIS K JESUP Esq GEORGE N MILLER MD WILLIAM HENRY PORTER MD bull bull bull 1674 BroadwayProfessor of Medicine Curator of the Presbyterian Hospital Pathologiat to the Northern DiSmiddotMICHAEL H CARDOZO Esq ALFRED TUCKERMAN Esq pensary

Tl STEPHEN SMITH BURT AM MD bull 207 West 44th StreetCLARENCE C bull ~CE M D JOHN H GIRDNER MD Professor of Medicine lite Attendi Physician Diseases of the Heart and Lungs Out-doorDepartment Bellevue Hospital

GEORGE H bull F OX M D REV GEORGE ALEXAND E R DDbullbull SENECA DANIEL POWELL MD LLD bull bullbullbullbullbull 12 Welt 40th StreetProfessor of Surgery Visiti118 Surgeon to St Marks HospitalR

middot W WILCOX M D LL DEYNOLD HON WILLIAM BROOKFI E LD CESAR AUGUST VON RAMDOHR MD 411 1m ~Professor Emeritus of Obstetrics ColllUlt Physician to the Lyingin Department PostshyANDREW R CULVER Esq HON GEORGE WALTON GREEN Graduate Hospital Gynecologist to the German Poliklinik and to St Mark HospitalCLARENCE CHARLES RICE MD 123 East 19th StreetO EGERTON SCHMIDT Esq GRAEME M HAMMOND MD Professor of ~ of the NOla and Throat Consulting Surgeon in Throat Diseues to theOut-door Department Bellevue Hospital Visiti Physician New York Infant AsylumARCHER M HUNTINGTON Esq Laryng010gist to the Monte1iore HomeW STARR MILLER Esq JONAS REIN NILSEN MD 18 West 90th StreetProfessor of Diseases of WomenREV MARVIN R V INCENT D D J OHN S WARD J R Esq GRlEME MONROE HAltMOND MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 60 West 55th StreetProfessor of Diseases of the Mind and NervOUI SystemRT REV H Y SATTERLEE DD WILLIAM FAHNESTOCK Esq GEORGE BINGHAM FOWLER MD bull bull 18 East 58th StreetCHAS CARROLL LEE MD LLD CHARLES M SCHWAB Esq Professor of Medicine and Medical Chemistry (Renal and Diaeltive Diaorders) AttendinaPhyeician to Bellevue Hospital Visiting PhYllcian New York Infant Asylum

JOSEPH T Low Esq HENRY DWIGHT CHAPIN MD 51 West 51st StreetProfessor of Diseases of Children Physician to the Demilt DispelSamprY Attending Physician tothe Babiel Wards Post-Graduate Hospital and to the Willard Parker HospitalJOSEPH BAXTER EMERSON MD 20 East 30th StreetProfessor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear Surgeon to the Manhattan Eye and Ear HospitalSuraeon to Elewood Hospital

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FREDERICK BAGOE PHB 423 Fourth A_Professor of Pharmacology

ROBERT M THOMPSON Esq JlEYNOLD WEBB WILCOX MD LLD bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull1179 Ma~ AveuueD B ST JOHN ROOSA MD Professor of Medicine Visiting Phyeician to St Kark Hospital

LEONARD WEBER MD WILLIAlil BURTON DE GARMq MD bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull116 West 86th StreetANDREW H SMITH MD Professor of Specia1 Surgery (nernia)

BACHE McE EMMET MD GEORGE N MILLER MD DANIEL LEWIS K D bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bull bullbull bull 252 Madison AvenueProfeuor of Special Surgery (Canceroul rn-) ~ to the Skin and Cancer HospitalJAMES L SKILLIN Esq GRAEME M HAMMOND MD WILLIAM JAKES MORTON MD 19 Eut 28th StreetProfessor of Electro-Therapeutics and of rn- of the MiDd and Nervous System NeurologistSENECA D POWELL MD WILLIAM FAHNESTOCK Esq to the New York Infant Alylum

CHARLES B KELSEY M D HENRY D CHAPIN MD HERMANN ST ~BOLDT M 0 - at Eut 61st StreetProfr of of Women Gynecologist to Gennan Polildinik and 8urReon to 8t MarkHoepital CoIlIUlt GynecoloiiR to lIethmiddotIl Hospital middotDec~

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CHARLProf~of~Eof~ENbull MD bullAUGUSTUS CAluamp MD 753 Madison Avenue patala SkiD COJlalIQ Phmiddotmiddotmiddot ~= middotCimiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot30 Eampat 3M StreetProf_ of Diases of Children Attendillj[ Physician to the Babies Wards p ostmiddotGraduate

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AUGUSTUS PALMER DUDLEY MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middot middotmiddot 678 Madison AvenueProles1Or of DiIeUeS of Women Surgeon to the Harlem Hospital Professor of Diseases of SIK0ProfNBARUCfl~ MD bullbull bull bullbulleuor 0 ~ydrotherajleutic Physician w itiO JiiciOd middotWaultiDa PhyslC1ampD Montefiore Home middot 61 We- 70th Street

Women University of Vermont riaht Memorial Hospitalmiddot Coo-GEORGE MICHAEL EDEBOHLS MD 59 West 49th Street EDWProfARD OUofIttediA~ MD bull 146 West 68th Streeteuor ClDOProfessor of Diseases of Women GynecoloVst to St Francia Hospital Consulting Gynecolo- bull

Kist to St Johns Riverside Hospital Yonkers N Y JOHN OSBORN POLAK M 0FRANCIS VALK MD 1M East IIlst Street Profeuor of Obstetrics bull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 287 Clinton Avenue BrooklynProfeMOl of Diases of the Eye Ophthalmic and Aural Suraeltgtn to the New York Dispensary JAKES NEPHEW WEST M 0RAMON GUInRAS MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot 75 West 55th Street Professorof DiseasesoWm=middot middot middot 71 West 49th Stfettprofessor of Venereal and GenitoUrinary Surgery Consultina s~n to the French Hospital THOMAS EDWARD SATTERTHWAITE M 0VlSitina SlJlIeon to the City and Columbl1$ H06pltals Profall of Medicine bull 7 East BOth StreetLEONRD WEBER MD middot middot middot middot middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middot middotmiddot middot

26 West f6th Street JAKES KING CROOK MD Professor of Medicine Conau1tin1r Physician to St Marks Hospital

A4jwut Professor 01 M~ciD~ 783 Madiaon AveueEUGENE FULLER MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 262 Lexington AvenueProfessor of Venereal and GeI1ito-Urinary Surgery Visiting Genito-Urinary Surgeon to the ADOH ZEpH MD bullbull bullbullbullunct rofessor of Medicine bullbull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull U3 est 62d Street

JOSEPHCity HospitalCOLLINS MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot middot middotmiddot middot middot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 32 West 38th Street ABBiPuncCARSProfON C0ofMBES MD E-shyProfessor of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System Visiting Physician to the Hospital for

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_ Diseases of the Mind and N bullbullbull Smiddot bull bull bull bull bull UUIIurst Lonll IslandTHEODORE DUNHAM M 0Nervous Diases Attendina Physician to St Marks Hospital ervous Stem

EDWARD SPRAGUE PECK MD middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middot middotmiddot63

West 60th Street Alijunct Professor of S~ AiiiDdiDii SuraeOilBahl middotmiddotWardSmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 306 West 76th StProfessor of DiIeUeS of the Eye Senior Ophthalmic Surgeon to the City Hospital Visiting

AB~ BROTHERS MI Post-Graduate HospitalAdunct Professor of Diseases of Women Visiting it middotBemiddotbullbull bull bullbullbullbullbull112 East 6lat StreetOphthalmic SwKOOIl to St Elizabethmiddots Hospital Ophtba1ino108ist to the )(vnteDore Home CARTER STANARD COLE MD

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SAMUEL LLOYD B Sc bull MD W(IeOIl to th-Israel Hospital 12WestliOthStreet Adunct Professor of Suriery Att~dhiBS~ igtot 122 West 73d StreetProfessor of Surgery Attending Surgeon St Prancis HospitalROBERT TUTlLE MORRIS MD 68 West 66th Stt PRANZ TOREK AM MD VnUuate Hospltal

professor of Surgery r~-~rd~m~ igtaSiStigsW1i~ toiie ~middotiimiddotmiddot ANDREW VON G~MM er

f~ EBSt 60th StreetMAX EINHOR~J MD middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot middotmiddot middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot20

Baat 63d Street ospttal DSplta Assistant SWlIeonProfessor of aediciDe PhysiciaD to the German Dispensary Alijunct Profeaorof D~middotChlldienmiddotmiddot middotAtie~i~ Ph 344 East 13th StreetFRANK VAN PLEET MD 60 East 77th Street CHARLES O MAISCH MD )SlCW1 to St Marks Hospitalprofessor of Diseases of the Eye Surgeon to the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital ~~ ProfelSo f ri~~ of Chlldm vlSi Ph 126 East 24~h StreetWARREN OSCAR PLIMPTON MD middot middotmiddot middot middot middot middotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot middot 19 West 84th Street ment of Diseases of ChildrenProfessor of Orthopedic Surgery Consulting Orthopedic Surgeon to the Tarrytown Hospital

bull )SlC1ampll to the German DispensaryWENDELL CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPSMD 40 West 47th Street

FORBES HAWKES M 0yenunc~ ~fessOr c4 surgy Aistwt Smiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot42 East 26th Stprofessor of Diseases of the Ear Surgeon Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital Ear Department rciCli mc Presbyterian ~ospital Dispensa~e~t~je ~ltlesbytcria Hospital Chief of J~HENRY TURNER BROOKS MD middot middotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middot middot New Rochelle N Y 011 WlIeon Nassau Hospltal L I Secretary of th F ng I urgeon TnDlty Hospital ConsultProfessor of His~ology and Pathology Pathologist to BthIsrael H~tal Bacterolotli

at ES PEDERSEN MD e acu tySt Mark Hostal to J shyConsultant Liberty N Y bull Sanitampnum Consulttnll Pathoqiat Nassau GEo~d~~jri~~dGe~t~tiriWY suaery 20 East f6th StreetHospital Long blandHENRY BEAMANN DOUGLASS MD 40 East 41st Street Adjunct ProfaII of ~~f W~eimiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot230 West 69th StProfessor of Diases of the Nose andThroat CHAR~ES FRANCIS ADAMS MD GEORGE LIVINGSTON BRODHEAD MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot 110 West 67th Street ~~unct Professor of Diseases otWoen middotAiiencfmiddotmiddot ~ 11M West 73d StreetProfessor of ObatetricsSAMUEL GOODWIN GANT MD bull LLD bull middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot68

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professor of Special Medicine (Pulmonary Diseases) NICHOLAS~OBERT DANN MD t Surgeon Manhattan Eye andJAMES FRANCIS McKERNON MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot middot middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 62 West 52d StreetProfessor of J)iseases of the Ear Surgeon to tbe New York Eye and Ear Infirmary M~and~ of Medicine ~i~ iOmiddot themiddotiImiddotmiddot middotYmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot 214 Second AvenueWILL~ 8E~~mhbERALPH WALDO MD 68 West 60th Street

ew ork Eye and Ear InfirmaryCgt---- n __ eaor 0professor of Disease of Women Gynecologtst to Lebanon Hosptal Adunct Prof f ~ Ana MD

ACHILLES EDWARD DAVIS MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middot 42 East 41st Street ~u dall Island ospital

tOIDY and ~ bullbull a Gramercy ParkVII - OG the Cadavermiddot AttendioaProfessor of I)iseues of the Eye Attendina Ophthalmic Surgeon Bellevue Hospitl OutmiddotDoor NEIL ~CPHAT1ER MDbull CM bull PmiddotR C S

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Adlnct Prof f titbullbullMD bull WILLIAM BEDPORD BROWN MD middot middotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotbull bull middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot 214 West 44th Street ~ Come ~ of the SkiD AtteDiiDii~ 121 East 40th StreetProfessor of I)iseues of the Skin ACHILLES RJArV181on BeDnae Hospital O D P SkillJOHN JOSEPH McGRATH MD middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middot 10 East 73d Street bull _~ ft-6 MD euor of KediciDe bull 1East 28th middotStreetprofessor of Surgical Anatomy and Operative Surgery on the Cadaver Attending Surgeon Ad

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JOHN BROADFOOT RAE MD 668 East 157th Street Adjunct Professor of Diseases of the Ear

GRACE PECKHAM MURRAY MD TheLangham Adjunct Professor of Diseases of Women

FRANK NEWTON IRWIN MD 10 West 39th Street Adjunct Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear Assistant Surgeon to the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital

CHARLES FREDERIC WAINWRIGHT _ 7 East 68th Street Adjwlct Professor of Medicine -

CHARLES OGILVY middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 62 East 34th Street Ad junct Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Visiting Surgeon to Randalls Island HospitalVisiting Surgeon to the Daisy Fields Hospital for Crippled Children Englewood N J

WINFIELD AyRES middot 112 West 94th Street Adjunct Pr6fessor of Venereal and Genito-Urinary Surgery

WILLIAM PORTER WILKIN 140 middot 66 West 6th Street Instructor in Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System

SIDNEY SIGMUND GRABER MD middot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 185 East 71st Street Instructor in Diseases of Women Attending Gynecologist Presbyterian Hospital Dispensary Assistant Gynecologist Lebanon Hospital

WILLIAM FLETCHER STONE MD 3 0 West 57th Street Instructor in Diseases of Women Attending Surgeon Bellevue Hospital O D P Assistant Physician Demilt Dispensary (Childrens Department)

MARCELLUS REEVES MD middotmiddot 19 East 28th Street Instructor in Electro-Therapeutics

GEORGE ESPY DOTY MD middot 216 West 38th Street Instructor in Special Surgery (Hernia) Visiting Physician to the Northwestern Hospital

JOHN SEYMOUR EMANS MD 78 Irvina Place Instructor in Medicine District Physician to the New York Post-Graduate Medica1School and Hospital

JAMES BRUCE FERGUSON MD l23Eastl9thStreet Instructor in Diseases of the Nose and Throat

FREDERIC NEWHALL WILSON MD bullbullbull middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 106 West 7th Street Instructor in Surgery

CHARLES HENRY WALKER 14 D bull middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullmiddotmiddotmiddotbull 106 West 77th Street Instructor in Diseases of Children

OTTO MAIER MD middotmiddot middot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 316 East 18th Street Instructor in Diseases of Children Attending Gynecologist to St Marks H08Pital

CHARLES RUSSELL LOWELL PUTNAM 14 D bull114 East 38th Street Instructor in Surgery

WILLIAM YOUNG FINCH MD bull 479 Bergen Street Brooklyn Instructor in Medicine

LUDGER CALIXTE VINCENT 14 D 103 West 77th Street Instructor in Electro-Therapeutics

JOHN WELZMILLER MD middotmiddot middot bull middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot42 East 28th Street Instructor in Medicine

BENJAMIN FREDERICK CLINE 14 D bull middot middotmiddotmiddotbullmiddotmiddot 492 Quincy Street Brooklyn fnstructor in Clinical Microscopy

KENNETH KEITH MAcALPINE MD middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot 2197 Broadway Instructor in Diseases of the Rectum

GODFREY ROGER PISEK MD 250 East 72d Street Instructor in Diseases of Children

HENRY GRAHAM MAcADAM MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 325 West 55th Street I nstructor in Venereal a nd Genito-Urinary Surgery

ASPINWALL JUDD MD middot middot middot 137 West 69th Street Instructor m Surgery

STEPHEN PAUL TRUEX 14 D 2768 Madison Street BrooklynInstructor in Surgical Anatomy and Operative Surgery on the Cadaver Gynecologist Bushwick Hospital

RALPH OPDYKE MD middot middot middot middot middot 137 West 69th Street Instructor in Diseases of the Eye Assistant Surgeon Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital Assistshyant Surgeon Eye Ear Nose and Throat Department Harlem Dispensary

lNSLEE HOPPER BERRY MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 166 West 22d Stt Instructor in Diseases of Children Attending Physician Northern Dispensary

ARTHUR MATTHEW KANE MD middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 3 9 West 34th Street Instructor in Surgical Anatomy and Operative Surgery on the Cadaver

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FREDERICK ~MIL NERES MD =~n~)Diseascs of the R~ ~iS~i middotSg~ M~tlhaitan R ~and~West 47th Street

GEORGE LUIWIlt LAPORTE 140 y ar Hosptal (Ear IEDStructor 10 D1Seases of the Stom~h 52 West 114th St t

ALB RT DAVID MAYER 14 D ree Instructor in Diseases octhemiddotSkimiddot 241 East 86th S

HENRY EDWARD WAITE 14 D treet ALB~~tstoArtDmiddotnAaInRd Demonstrat~rtEi~~t~a(Ajprat~ 1OS East 23d Street

I MOORE 14 D nstructor m Obstetrics 52 E JOHN EDMU~D MACKENTY 14 D ast 31st Street MAi~~~~~nz~di~ne middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 43 West 38th Street

Instructor in Disease~~i ih~ middotE~middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot 123 E t 62d THOMAS HE~RY MORGAN MDmiddot as Stree t ROBX~i~g~~~s ~~~~kt~middot ~ 344 West 47th Street

Instructor 10 Dseases of Children D 824 Lexington A E DYARD WAPSWORTH PETERSON 14 D venue

sZ~tJG=~~~y~ssistant Att~ndi~ middotpjYsi~ia~i t~e ilmiddot Di~~~ 12 ~est 40th Street HENRY HAL~ FltRBES MD ary epartment 01gtshy

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Instructor in Diseases f th 14 d middot DENIS ALOYS 14 0 e m and Nervous System 44 East 63d Street cAULIFFE MD

Instructor in Surgical An i middotmiddotmiddotdmiddotmiddot 249 E Harlem Hospital 0 D P a omy an Operative Surgery on ili~ Cada V ast 57th Street

ARTHUR HU~CHINS CILLEY MD ver stmg Surgeon to Instructor 10 Venereal a d Ge 152 E Ruptured and Crippled n ruto-Unnary Surgery Cli~~i Asi~ta~i at thastH34t~ Rtreet

MARTIN W WARE 14 D e osptal for

GER~n~r~~~~~r~iDAttending Sug~~n i~ tj~~ Sita middot igti~~s~ington Avenue Instructor in Diseases o(thmiddotemiddot Eye 146 ~est l04th St

DUNCAN MACPHERSON 14 D reet ~~t~~tf~HSi~~he EmiddotYemiddotmiddotA~i~i~i middotSgN~smiddotanci ThroaH West 119th Street

BRYAN DIIFOREST SHEEDY 14 D epartmentManhat_

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PHILIP EMBURY 14 D s o t Benedctmiddots Instructor in M~dicin~ 148 West 10th S

NESTOR J P9NCE DE LEON M D treet Instructor 10 Medicine bull 52 West 14th S

EDGAR WILLIAM DANNER MD treet Instructor 10 Surgery bull bull bull 211 East 47th S shy

ISADOR AB~H~MSON MD treet l~~~c~n~~s of the Mind and N~~usSyStemmiddotR~d~middotd)h middot ~~4 WMest 126th Street

CARLIN PHILIPS 14So yscan ontefiore Home

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BEN~AMIN ~NDALL TUPPER 14 D nstructor 10 Surgery middot 246 West 51st Stre t

ADOLPH BONNER MD e Instructor in Surgery middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot middot 73 West 116th Street

SAMUEL WYLLIS BANDLER M D Instructor in Diseases of Women 127 East 618t Street

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THOMPSON TYLER SWEENEY MD 1158 But 61at Street IDstructOl in Disea_ of Women

WARREN CHAMBERLAIN McFARLAND MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull860 Weat Slat Street IDStructor in Diseases of the Ear

BLLICE MURDOCH ALGER MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull 117 East 28th Street IDStructor in DiIeaae of the Eye

BMIL ALBIN RUNDOUIST MD bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbull 64 West 66th Street Instructor in Diseasea of Women

BDWARD JOHN MOUNTAIN MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2110 Amsterdam Avenue IDStructor in Orthopedic Surgery

HERMAN BERNARD SHEFFIELD MD bull 337 Bast Slat Street Instructor in Di_ of Children Visiting Pediatrist to the Metropolitan Hospital and Diashypensary

LUKE COLIN BEoo MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull158 Irvine P~ Inamptructor in Venereal and Genito-Urinary Surgery

ROBERT HURTIN HALSEY MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull67 West I58th Street IDStructor in Medicine

WILLARD PARKER WORSTER MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull203 West 811t Street IDstructor in Hydrotherapy

JULES LEON BLUMENTHAL MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 100 West 11etb Street IDStructorin Hydrotherapy

EDWARD LEROY OATMA~~MD bull bull bull bull bull 82 Remaen Street Brooklrn Instructor in PatboIoeicaJ l1istolqry Patholaciat Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital

JACOB HECKMAN MD bullbullbull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 31 But Fint Street IDStructor in Surgery

JOHN ELMER VIRDEN MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bull bull pern Place Westcbester New YOIk Instrucotor inmiddotDiae_ of the Eye

flnLTON PRANKLIN MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 163 West 46th Street Instructor in Diae- of the Skin

FRANKLIN ABBOTT DORMAN MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbull117 West I58th Street IDStructor in Obetetric8

POLLEN CABOTMD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 120 East 311t Street Instructor in venereal and Genito-Urinary ~(End~y and CyKtoecopy) GenitoshyUrinary Surgeon to the Presbyterian Diapenaary Vlsitina PhYSlcian City (Charity) Hospital

WILLIAM ADONIJAH RANDELLMD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull827 Baa 138th Street Instructor in Dureua of the Ear

WILLIAM PAYSON KINGSBURY MDW Second A__ Instructor in Surgery

ALBERT EUGENE SELLENINOS MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 0011)2 But 31at Stnet Instructor in SI11rica1 Anatomy and Operative Surgery on the Cada~

GEORGE WILLIAM KOSMAK MD bull bullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 23 But 03d 8a-t Instructor in Surgical Anatomy and Operative Surgery on the Cadaver

PREDERICK JACOB HABNDEL MD bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull161 A1aucIer A_ IDstructor In Surgery

WESLEY GROVE VINCENT MD bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull7 West 82d Sa-t IDstructor in Surgery

WARREN SCHOONOVER JR IID 1111 But IIDtb sat Instructor in Medgtcine Physician to the Northeastern Dispensary Department of the Heart and LWIP

JOHN ELIAS KUMPF MD 10 Li~ Place Instructor in Medicine Assitant Vditina Physician at St Bartholomew ClinIC

DOUGAL BISSELL MD G West 38th Street IDStructor in DiaeaRs cl Women

GEORGE ISAAC MILLER MDbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullW ~ Broad_)Instructor in SUrgical Anatom) and Operative Surgery OD the Cada9W Vdiuna suaia to St Mark Hospital

Conaultiq Ph bullbull bull CHARLES L DmruMD

so Weat 46th Street THOMAS E SATTERTHWAITE MD

7 s- 80tb Street

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE

~e~ York fost-Graduate ~edical School and Hospital IIlntersftraquo of tbe State of Ae lork

1903-1904

The Directors of the New York Post-Graduate Medical Sclool and Hospital invite the attention of the medical profession to their Anshynouncement for the current year An important advance has been made in the interests of Post-Graduate instruction The aim of the School has always been to give personal instruction to the physicians who attend the clinics in order that they may themselves in their own practice carry out the work as it is carried on here and learn to do things as they are done in the Hospital the Clinics and Dispensary of the Institution To further this end even more thoroughly a new department in Operative Surgery has been created in the Chair of Diseases of Women those joining the classes being actually the assistants of the Professors This is the intention in all the clinics but in surgical operations and physical examinations it is difficult to arrange that the matriculates shall actually assist in the work except in very small classes as here provided for

CERTIFICATES FOR PROLONGED ATTENDANCE

A new feature in the School is that fully described on another page where it is seen that continuous attendance for six months gives those who choose the right under certain conditions to be examined for special proficiency and to receive a certificate announcing this The work of the Institution is so well known by the profession that it is hardly necessary tc state that it is entirely under the roof of the PostshyGraduate Schoolland that the School is intended both for Specialists and General Practitioners During the year the Faculty has been strengthened by two additional Professorships in Medicine one in Diseases of Women one in Obstetrics and an Adjunct Professvrshipin

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Diseases of the Eye and Ear in Medicine Orthopedic Surgery Diseases of the Nose and Throat and Venereal and Genito-Urinary Surgery Those who propose to confine themselves to some special part of medicine or surgery may procure tickets for these departments only and find their time amply occupied during the day The general all-round practitioner who desires to refresh his knowledge and inshycrease bis experience in all departments of medicine and surgery will find the general ticket with two special tickets added well adapted to his purpose This comprehends instruction in the operations on the cadaver work in the laboratory attendance on the clinics and disshypensary and bedside instruction everything in short which the general practitioner wishes to know

CHARACTER OF THE INSTRUCTION The teaching of the School is entirely clinical or demonstrative Our hospital accommodations are so ample that practitioners may

witness several important operations each day and also see a large number of patients in the Dispensary besides the attendance upon clinics The Professors and Instructors who have patients in the Hospital are always ready to make their examinations and dressings in the presence of small numbers of the class Any practitioner may make a request of the Professor for such an opportunity and he is asked not to wait to be invited but to make his wants known not only in this respect but in all others properly connected with his relations to the In~titution

The practitioner is brought face to face with the patient and whenever it can be done without detriment to the recovery or wellshybeing of the patient he is allowed to personally examine the case for himself Bedside instruction also furnishes a prominent feature in this Institution both in the babies childrens and adults wards

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION None of the Professors or Instructors in the Post-Graduate

Medical School give private instruction elsewhere in the subjects which they teach in the Institution for the simple reason that the whole system in our College is one of private and personal instruction Whenever necessary the classes are divided into small sections so that they can be reached by individual demonstration If any matriculate

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wishes more than can be found on the schedule for Special courses or on the general schedule arrangements can be made to that end by applying to the Secretary It is believed however that the faithful attendant at the clinics at the School who makes himself at home with the Professor or Instructor will want nothing more in the way of complete practical private instruction on the subjects in which he is interested than is here given

The matriculates of the School may depend upon regularly seeing the teachers in the places to which they are assigned on the schedule

LABORATORY In the Laboratory the most advanced instruction is given in

Pathology Histology and Bacteriology Besides this the needs of the general practitioner are carefully attended to in the matter of microshyscopical examination of urine the blood and so forth

ANATOMICAL ROOMS Classes in Operative Surgery on the cadaver are continuously

formed during the Winter season There are no such classes from May until October

THE BABIES WARDS The Babies Wards occupy two floors in the southwest part of

the College and Hospital containing fifty-four beds with a special operating room and everything to make them complete There is also a roof garden for the benefit of the babies children and other patients requiring a solarium There is no place in this country where infantile diseases can be better studied than here

THE ORTHOPEDIC WARDS The Orthopedic Wards occupy a large space comprising a general

ward with smaller rooms adjacent accommodating twenty-seven patients These wards furnish not only relief to a large class of cases but are also a means of instruction in a most important part of surgery

THE GENERAL WARDS The Post-Graduate Hospital contains 205 beds being one of the

largest in the City The first object of this Institution is to teac h medicine The Hospital aId Dispensary are the most essential parts of t hat teaching

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More surgical operations are performed in the Operating Rooms of the Post-Graduate than in any Hospital of the same character in the City of New York except one It is believed that our work besides comprehending a much greater variety of operations than any other Hospital equals that of this one Hospital in the number of surgical operations

THE DISPENSARY The Dispensary service of the School is large and practitioners who

desire it by making special arrangements at the office can without extra charge in company with a small number of their fellow-matricshyulates see the treatment of the cases in the Out-Door Department

HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL The N ew York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital

was organized by the Post-Graduate Medical Faculty of the Uriivershysity of the City of New York on the 4th of April 1882 The

nouncement of the names of its offices and of its clinics was made in the Medical Record of August 19th of that year The sessions

( w ere opened on the evening of November 4th 1882 at a meeting ~held)n Chickering_Hall on Fifth Avenue corner of Eighteeth Street

and the Clinics began the -toHtlwing-nlOrning This history strow that our school is the oldest Post-Graduate Medical School in this country and that any claim to this distinction from any other College is not well founded

POSITIONS ON THE HOUSE STAFF Four vacancies in the House Staff of the Hospital occur every

year when graduates in medicine are chosen for the positions by examinations held in April One of the successful candidates goes on duty July 1st one October 1st one January 1st and one April 1st of the following year The term of service is two years There are also positions for three months 6ach in the Obstetrical service THE MARGARET FAHNESTOCK TRAINING SCHOOL FOR

NURSES OF THE POST-GRADUATE HOSPITAL This building situated at No 304 East Twentieth Street immeshy

diately opposite the Post-Graduate Hospital is occupied by our Nurses The Directress of the Training School is Miss Annie M Rykert who is also Matron of the Hospita1


CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCE AT THE MEDICAL SCHOOL These are given for a fee of $5 to each Practit~oner who may

attend one or more courses of six weeks in either the wmter or summer

term CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY Certificates of Proficiency will be issued to any Matriculate w~o

after six months continuous attendance in any course or couses m the Post-Graduate Medical School passes a successful exammatlOn upon the subjects involved in these courses The ~xamination will be thorough and aimed to test the candidates profiCiency The fee for such an examination will be $25 for each subject bu diseases f t~e Eye and Ear will require but one fee for the two subjects ThiS Will

be also true of Diseases of the Nose and Throat REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

This School is exclusively for members of the professlOn whose credentials are satisfactory to the Directors and who have a legal right to practice medicine in the States or Countries from which they come Under-graduates are not admitted on any terms

WINTER TERM The school year is divided into two distinct but continuous terms

The autumn and winter courses begin on October 1st and end on

June 1st SUMMER TERM

The School and Hospital are open every day in the year except Sunday and legal holidays during the entire year The course of instruction and the clinical opportunities in the summer from June 1st to October 1st will be found to be very satisfactory to those physicians who are not at leisure to attend clinics during the wmter

During the past year over thirteen hundred operation~ were p~rshyformed in the Hospital and 19288 patients were treated m the DISshy

pensary FEES FOR THE WINTER SESSION

For a general ticket including all courses and clinics of the School with exceptions which are mentioned in another paragraph for a te~ of twelve months the fee is $450 for eight months $350 for S1X months $275 fo twelve weeks $150 for a term of six weeks the

fee is $100

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FEES FOR THE SUMMER SESSION The fee for the general course of the summer session is $45 a

month $60 for six weeks or $150 for the whole term from June 1st to October 1st

Whcn the physician wishes to purchase only tickets for separate courses the prices are as follows bull

FEES FOR SEPARATE CLINICAL COURSES j sect IT~~e I sect~ I~~ Wt eks Months Months Year

Clinical Medicine Physical Diagnosis Pathshyology and Climatology

Diseases of the Mmd and Nervous System Electro-Therapeutics G~neral and Orthopedic Surgery D~seases of the Rectum Dlsease~ of Women O~stetT1cs bull bull D~seases of Children D~seases of the Eye D~seases of the Ear Diseases of the Nose and Throat Venereal and Genito Urinary Diseases Diseases ~f the Skin OrthopedIC Surgery

$25 25 20 40 20 35 15 25 25 25 25 25 20 20

$45 $80 $135 40 65 100 35 60 100 70 125 225 35 60 100 65 120 220 25 40 60 40 65 100 40 65 100 40 65 100 40 65 100 40 65 100 35 60 100 35 60 100

COURSES NOT INCLUDED IN THE GENERAL TICKET FOR WHICH EXTRA FEES ARE CHARGED

ON THE CADAVER A Course in Operative Surgery on the Cadaver $20 A Course ~n Operative Gynecology on the Cadav~~ 25 A Course m General Operative Surgery and Operative Gyneshy

cology on the Cadaver 40 A Course in Operative Surgery of the Eye on the Cad~~~~ 25 A Course in Operative Surgery of the Ear on the Cadaver 50 A Course in Operative Surgery of the Ear on the Cadaver bullbull 25 A Course in Operative Surgery of the Nose and Throat on th~

Cadaver bull 25 A Cou~se in Special Operations on the Cada~e~ f~~ ~hi~h th~ f~~

WIll be a matter of special arrangement bullbull CLINICAL WORK

A Course ~n Bacteriology 15 A Course ~n Normal and Pathological Histology 15 A Course m Clinical Microscopy 15

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A Limited Course in Gynecology 10 lessons 20 A Course in the Lying-In Department 25 A Course in Diseases of the Stomach 30 A Course in Gynecological Operations 9 lessons 50 Ophthalmoscopy and Ophthalmometry 25 A Course in Etherization 10 A Course in X-Ray 25

Matriculates may enter the Operative Courses on t hc Cadaver at any t ime between Oc tober 1st and May 1st HOW TO GET TO THE POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL

By the Second and Third A venue Elevated roads Eighteenth or Twenty-third Street stations and the surface roads on Second and Third Avenues also by the Subway after January 1st to Fourth Avenue and Twenty-third Street

WHAT MONEY TO BRING While personal checks or drafts will be taken for tickets the

Directors cannot undertake to cash such checks or drafts for other purposes until a sufficient time has elapsed for verification The Directors recommend that Money Orders Express Orders or drafts on New York be brought by physicians expecting to spend some time in the City They can be collected in a very short time while personal checks sometimes involve many days of delay

COLLEGE BOARDING HOUSE ~ The Boarding House No 245 East 19th_~treej s under te direcshy

tion of the Directors of the post-Graduate edlcal School and IS recomshymended by them to Physicians attending our School Baggage may be sent to the care of Mrs Purinton at that number or to the PostshyGraduate School from 7 A M until 9 P M Board and lodging inclusive may be secured in the College Boarding House fro $sect25to $12 a week --shyD B ST JOHN ROOSA MD bull LLD PRESIDENT BACHE McE EMMET MD TREASURER GEORGE N MILLER MD SECRETARY OF THE CORPORATION SENECA D POWELL MD LLD SECRETARY OF THE HOSPITAL

COMMITTEE FORBES HAWKES MD middotmiddot SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY

MR ALEXANDER H CANDLISH SUPERINTENDENT MR ALFRED B MEACHAM ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT

On coming to the School physicians may inquire for one of these

officersMr Meacham will particularly devote himself to the comfort and

assistance of any of the matriculates who may be strangers in New York or who may wish information on any point connected with

their stay

TWENTYFIRST ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE

PLAN OF INSTRUCTION

PathoJoryPhyaicalDiaposis Medical Chemistry Genua Mediclneand Therapeutics Climatology Pharmacology and Hydrotherapeutics

Professors WILLIAM H PORTER MD LEONARD WEBER MD STBPHEN S BURT MD MAX EINHORN MD GEORGE B FOWLER MD J EDWARD STUBBERT MD FREDERICK BAGOE PHD SIMON BARUCH MD REYNOLD W WILCOX MDLLD EDWARD QUINTARD MD

THOMAS E SATTERTHWAITE MD Adjunct Professors

JAMES K CROOK MD NICHOLAS R DANN MD ADOLPH ZEH MD ACHILLES ROSE MD

C F WAINWRIGHT MD

InstructorsJ SBYMOUR EMANS MD PHILIP EMBURY MDlV Y FINCH MD NBSTOR J PONCE DE LEON MDJOHN WBLZMILLBR MD ROBERT H HALSEY MD GEORGB L LAPORTB MD W P WORCESTER MDJOHN E MACKBNTY MD J L BLUMENTHAL MD HARMON SMITH MD WARREN SCHOONOVER JR M D

JOHN E KUMPF M D

PATHOLOGY AND GENERAL MEDICINE Professo Po~er will give especial attention to the etiology

pathology diagnOSIS and treatment of the diseases of the alimentary tract liver kidneys and general diseases

Every effort will be made to displace empirical and symptomatic therapeutics and to replace them by such methods and treatment as are suggested through the advance in our knowledge obtained from a closer study of medical chemistry bacteriology and he fixed laws of chemistry and physiology Especial attention will be devoted to the study of the proper dietetic treatment of disease all of which will be fully demonstrated in connection with the abundance of clinical material brought before the class

PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS AND MEDICINE At the clini~s of Professor Burt attention will be given chiefly

to the topographIcal anatomy of the thoracic and abdominal viscera and to the physical signs which are found in health and in disease including their mode of production and nomenclature Although

NEW YORK POSTmiddotGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL

correctness in diagnosis is of primary importance and therefor~ its achievement the main object of instruction nevertheless the vanous rational methods of the prevention toget~er with the ~reatment of disease will also receive careful cons~deratl~n In addlt1on to the~e general clinics special instructlOn wIll be given to hmlte classes 10 the manipulation and treatment of patIents under the dlre~t supershyvision of Professor Burt during his service at the Hospital and likewise by his instructors and assistants during the hours of the Dispensary

MEDICINE AND THERAPEUTICS Professor Wilcox will exhibit patients illustrating affections of

the alimentary circulatory nd respiratoy system~ as w~ll asgenerl diseases Particular attentlOn Will be given to differential diagnOSIs by means of the rational and p~ysical signs andto the treatm~nt to be pursued the more recent additions to therapeutic esources be10g careshyfully considered The modern tr~atme~t f dlsea~e Will be fully demonstrated The matriculates Will be It~vlted to YIS~t the wards f the Hospital Instruction will also be given to hmlted clac~s 10 physical diagnosis by the Adjunct Professor and Instructors of the Department in the Dispensary

MEDICINE Professor Weber in his clinic will give special attention to conshy

stitutional diseases such as gout rheumatism diabetes an~ so forth diseases of the blood and ductless glands such as leukemIa m~xeshydema anemia Graves Disease and so forth Cases of abdom1Oal tumos will al~o be shown and examined for diagnosis and treatment There will be given an occasional lecture on Climatology and the Use of Mineral Waters

SPECIAL COURSES IN DISEASES OF THE STOMACH Professor Einhorn will give special courses in ~isease~ of the

stomach twice during the season The first course wIll beg10 about October 1st and last for five weeks two les~ons b~ing given by Dr Einhorn in each week The second course Will begm about April 1st The class will be limited to six The lessons will consist of newer methods of diagnosis and treatmen~ ofdiseas~s of the stomach The fee for the course will be $30 whIch IS not mcluded m the general ticket d h k

Professor Einhorn holds a medical chme one ay m t e wee GENERAL MEDICINE AND DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE

TRACT Professor Quintard will discuss under this headiIlg the diagno~is

and differential diagnosis of digestive diseases and SUitable cases wlll

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be demonstrated in the clinic The rationale and the most apshyproved treatment of the cases discussed will be indicated in full

PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS At the clinics of Professor Stubbert special attention will be given

to the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis and as far as possible the cases will be restricted to those in the incipient and moderately advanced or curable stages Matriculates will be given in rotation the opportunity of personal diagnosis and to the class as a whole will be demonstrated at each clinic the use of the Roentgen Rays as a corroborative agent in the diagnosis of diseases of the chest

DISPENSARY TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERshyCULOSIS

A dispensary class is maintained under the charge of Dr John F Russell for the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis The patients receive their treatment twice a day at the Dispensary The Direcshytors invite the attendance of matriculates to this dispensary that they may see how much may be accomplished for tuberculosis in a large city for patients who have not the means to get away to open air sanitaria Dr Russell and his Assistants regulate the mode of life of the patients in their homes by the most careful supervision and see that they are thoroughly nourished

HYDRO-THERAPEUTICS A course in hydrotherapeutics has been instituted under the

direction of Professor Baruch The methods of using water in any form of disease to which it is applicable will be thoroughly demonshystrated

Pathology Histology and Baauiology Professors

HENRY T BROOKS MD Instructors

BENJAMIN F CLINE MD EDWARD L OATMAN MD NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL HISTOLOGY

This course includes the preparation of tissues for microscopic study freezing hardening embedding cutting staining and mountshying specimens for permanent preservation and the thorough demonshystration with the microscope of the tissues when mounted Each course consists of twenty-four lessons

CLINICAL MICROSCOPY The chemical and microscopical analysis of uriIle the examination

of the secretions and excretions of the body skin or tricbophytes


staining mounting and exam~n~ng sputa for pneumococci tubercle diphtheria and influenza bacI~h pus for strepto- staphylo- a~d gonococci blood for m~lana orgltlm~m leukemlltl leucocytOSIS anemias and Widals typhOId and Ehrhch s diazo-reactlOns are taught from a dlinical standpoint

BACTERIOLOGY In this course the different methods of culture of bacteria examshy

ination of water inoculation of animals and the st~ining munti~g and study of micro-rganisms yvill e taught SpeCIal attention wIll be given to diphthena and ~eptIce~Il1a

Matriculates are prOVIded WIth mIcroscopes for demonstratlOn New material from autopsies in several institutions and from the large clinics held in this Hospital is constantly arriving The advantages offered in this Laboratory to the practicing physician are second to none in this country These Laboratory Courses are extra not bemg included in the general schedule InstructlOn hours 9 A M to 1 P M

Fees S15 for each course The Laboratory wIll be kept open daily fro~ 9 A M to 6 P M when matriculates taking any of these courses can work without extra charge

Discua of the Mind and Nervous System and Electro-Therapeutics Professors

GRAEME M HAMMOND MD WILLIAM J MORTON MD JOSEPH COLLINS MD

Adjunct Professor ABBOTT C COMBES MD

Instructors W P WILKIN MD G ALFRED LAWRENCE MD MARCELLUS REEVES MD I ABRAHAMSON MD L C VINCENT MD CARLIN PHILIPS MD

EMIL ALTMAN MD The Nervous and Mental Department including that for elecshy

tricity has been extended so that every branch of the s~bject can ~ studied to an extent hitherto unequaled Systematic courses m microscopical anatomy lectures on general anatomy ad phySIOlogy as well as clinical lectures on nervous and mental dIseases Thus while the clinical lectures and demonstrations together with electroshytherapeutics are the main features in instruction full opportunities for advanced students are furnished

Professor Graeme M Hammond will give two clinical lectures each week upon diseases o~ the Mind Lnd Nerous system The~ lectures will be illustrated With pathologIcal speCImens

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Professr Joseph Collins gives cli~ical le~tures twice weekly pemons~ratlOns f ~ormal and pathologIcal brams and spinal cords illu~tra~mg locahzatIOn etc are also made Special students who deslre It wIll be shown the general methods of microscopical study of the nervous system

ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS Prltfessor Mortons plan of instruction involves a study of the

propertIes ~nd of the effe~t~ upon the human body of the galvanic the Faralc and Frankhmc currents Electro-diagnosis and the electrolysIs of neoplasms fall within its scope as well as other special prCedures hke ~ataphonc medication and metallic electrolysis Hlg~ frequency hlg~ potentIal currents and t heir applications will receIve careful attentIOn The use of t he X-ray in the treatment of cancer IS demonstrated in actual clinical work

X-Ray Therapy Fluoroscopy RadiogTapy This course is for the instruction of physicians in the manageshy

ment of X-Ra~ Apparatus and i~s application in t herapeutics fluoroshyscoPY and radIOgr~phy rrhe eqUipment of ~he la~oratory is complete and mcludes a statIc mach me a~ well as an mductIOn coil so arranged asto demonst~ate all t he ste~s m t heIr fitting up All the cases in the hospItal and dlSpenfary requmng treatment are referred to t his deshypartment and a~ excellent opportunity is afforded to examine all forms of bone leSIOn as well as cases of malignant disease Radioshygraphs are f~equently taken and their developing in the dark-room connected WIth the department may be studied and a knowledge of the methods acqUlred

he CO1rse is under the direction of Professor Samuel Lloyd and consists of SIX lessons Fee 525

Th~ Use of Electrical Machines Instructor

H E WAITE MD Dr H EWaite will give instruction in the proper method of

usmg electnltal mstruments and apparatus

Surg~ry

Professors SENECA D POWELL MD LLD WILLY MEYER M 0 W B DE GARMO MD SAMUEL LLOY~ M ri DANIEL LEWIS MD ROBERT T MO~RI~ MD

CARL BECK MD


Adjunct Professors THBODORB DUNHAM MD FRANZ TOREK MD CARTBR S COLE MD FORBES HAWKES MD

NEIL MACPHATTER MD Instructors

GBORGB E DOTY MD E W DANNBR MD FREDERIC N WILSON MD BENJAMIN R TUPPER MD CHARLES R L PUTNAM MD A BONNER MD ASPINWALL JUDD MD WESLEY G VINCENT MD EDWARD W PETERSON MD JACOB HECKMANN MD MARTIN W WARE MD WILLIAM P KINGSBURY MD

F 1- HAENDEL MD The clinics and dispensary instruction in this department occupy

from three to six hours daily The material is ample and nowhere can surgery in all its departments be more successfully studied The constant supply of cases in the Babies Wards illustrating the surgery peculiar to babies is utilized in the clinics every week in the year There are frequent operations in the special operating room of the Babies Wards which are always open to matriculates desiring to witness them

HERNIA Professor De Garmo conducts a special clinic on this important

subject Diagnosis mechanical treatment surgical treatment of strangulated and non-strangulated hernia are taught

CANCEROUS DISEASES Professor Daniel Lewis gives clinical instruction upon the Nature

and Treatment of Cancerous Diseases A COURSE IN ANESTHESIA

A course of instruction in safe and proper methods of producing anesthesia with Ether with a previous inhalation of nitrous-oxid gas will be given by Dr Peterson Classes will consist of Jour Fee $10 for each matriculate

Orthopedic SuraC1T Professors

w O PLIMPTON MD HENRY LING TAYLOR MD Adjunct Professor Instructor

CHARLES OGILVY MD EDWARD I MOUNTAIN MD Orthopedic Surgery as taught in this department consists of a

combination of surgical with mechanical methods Every disease and deformity peculiar to this work is presented to the class inshycluding every phase of Spinal and Chronic Joint Diseases Club Foot and the various deformities of the extremities due to congenital or acquired causes There is a machine shop in the school in which


practical demonstrations of simple cheap and effective apparatus and methods will be made The practitioner will be able to manufacture and apply his apparatus in the towns remote from the great cities without the aid of the expensive instrument maker The Orthopedic Ward with its twenty-seven beds is included in this department All who hold the surgical ticket are allowed to be present each afternoon at the Orthopedic Clinics in the Out-door Department with the corps of Instructors to witness and participate in the dressing and treatment of patients

Diseasa of the Rectum and Anus Professor

SAMUEL G GANT MD LLD Instructor

KENNETH KEITH MACALPINE M~D This course meets the constant and increasing demand from all

parts of the country for special instruction in Diseases of the Rectum and Anus The material is abundant and each matriculate is exshypected to examine the cases and perfect himself in diagnosis Stushydents are also taught the value of the proctoscope and colonoscope as a means of diagnosis and treatment with the technique of operating on Houstons valves

Dcpartmmt of SutgicalAoatomyaodOpcrativeSure-C1f00 theCadaver Professor

JOHN J MCGRATH MD Adjunct Professor

WILLIAM S BAINBRIDGE MD Instructors

STEPHEN P TRUEX MD A E SELLENINGS MD ARTHUR M KANE MD G W KOSMAK MD DENIS A McAULIFFE MD GEORGE I MILLER MD

The operative courses comprise instruction in general abdominal genito-urinary gynecological ophthalmic aural and special surgery The matriculates are divided into groups of four an instructor being assigned to each group The members of the class perform individshyually in rotation all the operations of the course chosen

Diseases of Women Professors

BACHE McE EMMET MD GEORGE M EDEBOHLS MD JONAS R NILSEN MD A PALMER DUDLEY MD HERMANN ST J BOLDT MD RALPJI WALDO MD

JAMBS N WEST MD


Adjunct Professors ABRAM BROTHERS MD CHARLES F ADAMS MD GEORGE G WARD JR MD GRACE PECKHAM MURRAY MD

Instructors S S GRABER MD THOMPSON T SWEENEY MD W F STONE MD S W BANDLER MD

EMIL A RUNDGUIST MD J DOUGAL BISSBLL MD

Clinics are held daily and operations performed at the School by one of the Professors or Adjunct Professors In the general clinics the largest variety of diseases is exhibited with ample opportunity to personally inspect the cases

LIMITED CLASSES IN OPERATIVE GYNECOLOGY

The Directors have established a complete system of personal instruction in Operative Gynecology The Classes are strictly lim~ted in number and each member will receIve personal gUldance 10 mampushylations and operative methods These classes will be conducted by Professor West and Adjunct Professor Adams The fee for these classes is $50 for each member Classes limited to four

Dr Grace Peckham Murray Adjunct Professor of Diseases of Women has a clinic twice a week Mondays and Fridays at 230 p m at which clinical teaching is giyen to women physicians o~ly the clinic being held specially for th~lr ~dvantage ~her~by a~ordmg them unusual privileges for instructlOn 10 the exammatlOn dIagnOSIS and treatment of the diseases of the pelvic organs of women

Dixasa of Children Professors

HENRY DWIGHT CHAPIN MD AUGUSTUS CAILLE MD Adjunct Professors

ANDREW VON GRIMM MD CHARLES O MAISCH MD Instructors

CHARLES H WALKER MD INSLEE H BERRY M D OTTO MAIER M D RO~ERT L LOUGHRAN MD GODFREY R PISEK MD H B SHEFFIELD MD

Daily clinics are held in Diseases of Children Professor Chapin will give instruction at the Babies W ar~s and Dispen~ary where cases exemplifying the various isea~es of mf~ncy Bnd chtldhood are exhibited especial attention betng gtyen to dIa~osis and treatme~t Rickets syphilis scrofula tuberculo~ls and the ~Iseases accompamed by failure of nutrition in early life WIll be shown 10 large ~u~bers A short course upon the diagnsis and tr~atment of the skin dIseases of infants and children will be gIven from tIme to tIme

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Professor Chapin will devote much attention to the subject of infant feeding including frequent demonstrations of his simple method of home modification of milk and percentage feeding

During the summer course and occasionally during the winter members of the class in sections will be taken to the Willard Parker Hospital where all the fonns of diphtheria and diphtheritic croup will be demonstrated by Professor Henry D Chapin

Professor Caille will endeavor to bring the matriculates into pershysonal contact with the large clinical material and will give special attenshytion to the following subjects 1 The management of the naso-pharynx in children 2 Prophylaxis in infectious diseases 3 Irrigation of the stomach in children 4 Modification of cows milk 5 Manageshyment of human breast milk 6 Dietetic and medicinal treatment of infantile diarrheas 7 Use and abuse of anti-pyretic durgs in infants 8 Diphtheria and croup 9 Intubation and tracheotomy 10 Convulsions 11 Management of pneumonia and pyothorax 12 Management of valvular heart lesions

Matriculates specially interested in Diseases of Children will be invited to visit the Babies Wards and may attend the Daily Disshypensary Service held at the School

Obstetrics Professors

GEORGE L BRODHEAD MD JOHN O POLAK MD Instructors

A A MOORE M D FRANKLIN A DORMAN MD Three lectures are given each week by Professors Brodhead and

Polak and Dr Donnan These are made clinical as far as possible and especial attention is given by Professor Brodhead to the various obstetrical operations with the proper indications for the same

The Lying-in Department offers excellent advantages to those who wish to do special practical work in obstetrics The following courses in this department are given to small classes the work comprising all branches of the subject

1 A general course of two weeks consisting ofshyTwo lessons in operative obstetrics one in each week Profess01l

Brodhead Attendance upon all births with the Resident Physician and the

Assistant The treatment of puerperre and infants This will be given upon

visits made to post-partum cases Examination of women who are expecting confinement will be carried

on by each student under the direction of Professor Brodhead anq Drs Moor~ afld Dorman


Each matriculate will take personal char~~ of at least two cases of confinement under competent supervIsion

The fee for this course is $25 2 Instruction in the examination of women who are expectmg

confinement will be given three afternoons of each wee~ for two ~eeks the work including abdominal palpation auscultabon pelVimetry and vaginal touch Fee $10

3 Two demonstrations upon the mamkm mstrucbltn bemg gven by Professor Brodhead in the more common obstetnc operatlOns

Fee Iiatriculates desiring to witness abnonnal cases only will be called to four operations on payment o~ the fee of $~O

5 Two operative cases wdl be given to matnculates under the supe~ision of Professor Brodhead Dr Moore or Dr Donnan Fee $20

Diseases of the Eyc Professors

D B ST JOHN ROOSA HD EDWARD S PECK MD J B EMERSON MD FRANK VAN FLEET MDbullbull FRA~CIS VALK MD A EDWARD DAVIS MD

Adjunct Professor F N IRWIN MD

Instructors DUNCAN MACPHERSON MDbullbull

RALPH OPDYKE M D M D GERTRUDE ALLEN MD ELLICE M ALGER

J E VIRDEN MD Clinics in Diseases of the Eye will be held at the School by P~o-

f Roosa Valk Peck and Davis and by Adjunct Professor Irwm esso~ course of op~rations on the cadaver will be given at the School by Professor A E Davis Fee $25

Special classes of four in ophthalmoscopy and ophthalmometry will be conducted by Dr Hough Fee $25

Diseases of the Ear Professors

D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD WENDELL C PHILLIPS MDbullbull J B EMERSON MD bull JAMES F McKERNON MD

AdJunct Professors JOHN B RAE MD F N IRWIN MD

Instructors FREDERICK E NERES MD WARREN C McFARLAND MD MAX TOEPLITZ MD WILLIAM A RANDELL MD

Professor Roosa will hold a clinic for aural as well as ophthalmiC cases on Mondays


Two clinics each week will be h Id bMcKernon Clinics for Diseases of th e E y Professors Phillips and which special attention will be given to~ ~r ~ll also gte held daily at These clinics will be in charge of Ad t cp O1ue and mstrumentation

Adjunct Professor Irwin will e~~fbit TO essor Rae ~d Dr Neres Mondays and Fridays Dr Toe lt ces 10 the Dispensary on Saturdays PI z on uesdays Thursdays and

Invitations will be issued to s I operations performed by Professor ~e~t aural students to witness and Ear Infirmary c ernon at the New York Eye

Practitioners attending the C selves with the necessary instru 0 the Ear s~ould provide ihemshyspecula head mirror nasal specula ton

f ue dam~nat~on such as aural

so forth for they cannot be furnished by tL hoprlessor cotton holders and sc o

Operative Sura-cry A course on the various operat h

by Professor Phillips Themiddot Classes l~lo~ t e human ear will be given each member of the Class Fo I e 10 four the fee $50 for ment can be made r a esser number a special arrange-

A course less complete f $25 f will also be given by Poe~sor p~ll~ach member of the class of these courses may be found ~nd I IPS The f~ll particulars Courses on the Cadaver in a pampe~f pclal dhescnptIon ot Surgicaltendent e urnlS ed by the Superin-

Diseases of the Nose and Throat Professors

CLARENCE C RICE M D H bull BEAMAN DOUGLASS M D AdJunct Professor J

THOMAS J HARRIS MD Instructors

JAMES B FERGUSON M D D bull B S M DHEEDY

The rooms for instruction in dis f h ~ exceedingly well adapted for their ases 0 t e ose ~nd Throat are best equipped departments in th ptrpos~ ~nd ~o~stItute one of the School The work is ver e CI y ~l Y cll~ICS are held at the tion of Diseases of the N0C~~~yen~al ~onslstlIg en~lr~ly of demonstrashyor surgical treatment for each c roa II ~atIen~s wlth proper medical student When qualified stud ae ca~ out 10 the presence of the tions under the su ervision en s are a owed to perform some operashySurgery of the Ne and T~f a tPrfeslsod~ A c~urse 0l Operative

lroa mc u 109 all operatIons on the


Accessory Nasal Sinuses Laryngotomy and Tracheotomy is given on the cadaver by Professor Beaman Douglass

Clinics in which practical work may be done by the students are co~ducted four evenings each week at the School by Drs Ferguson and Sheedy especial attention being given to Laryngeal Technique

Vcnacal and Gcnito-Urinary Diseucs Professors

EUGENE FULLER MD RAMON GUITERAS MD Adjunct Professors

JAMES PEDERSEN MD WINFIELD AYRES MD Instructors

H G MACADAM M D LUKE COLIN BEGG MD ARTHUR H CILLEY MD FOLLEN CABOT MD

A thorough course is given in this branch of Surgery Six hours each week are devoted to it on the general schedule Two of these hours are given to Operative Genito-Urinary Surgery at which all the major operations are performed The other hours are taken up with the exhibition of a large number of cases selected from the School Dispensary representing interesting features of Venereal as well as Genito-Urinary disease The differential diagnostic points are then considered in debatable cases and matriculates are given a chance to ask questions and to make -personal examinations The clinical material which offers itself at the School is far more than is actually necessary for teaching purposes The Dispensary Clinics of the School are fully accessible to matriculates

A course in Endoscopy and Cystoscopy is given by Drs Cabot and Spooner

Diseases of the Skin Professors

W BEDFORD BROWN MD CHARLES W ALLEN MD Adjunct Professor

THURSTON B LUSK MD Instructors

ALBERT D MAYER MD T H MORGAN M D Clinical lectures on Dermatology will be given twice a week by

Professor Brown and Professor Allen There will also be instruction during the Dispensary hours by Professor Lusk and Dr Mayer Particular attention is paid to the diagnosis and treatment of Skin Diseases and the effects of the treatment prescribed for the patient can be observed and followed by the student Abundant material for instruction is obtained from the Out-Door Department which is very large and which is made practical use of in the fullest manner

UST OF MATRICULATES J902-J 903

Only Jecal practiUOIleta oi medicioc are allowed to matriculate

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BARllaal A bull Saltsburg P bull BURDaN VlRochester N Y BURG A J owa City Iowa

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BICIlHAM W 8 New York City CARPSNTSR E R EI Paso -rexBILLMAN J M Sullivan Ind CARROLL J W Lnchbug VaBINGHAM Al New York City CARTMSLLbull r W Glenboro Maitoba CanBlscobullbull F L vvasnington D C CCASSB LS f G Dawson Y~kon Terriiory CanBISHOP Cbull Bristol N H ASSOLFA New York City bull BISHOP H F Washington D C CATO L De Soto GaBICIlRSTA~Pr H Moss Point Mi8 gSAsS H W Fresn~ C~JBLACK J F bull New York City bull HAMPI0N W L bull Atlanta Ga

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FOSTBR G H Rockaway N J DACEY C J Boston Mass FOSTSR H W~Montclair N JDAILBY Mbull Sheldon Iowa FOSTR J D bull Kiesel TexDALTON G Malden Mo F OSTSR T J Scottville MichDALTON T E Ozark Ala Fox C A Birmingham AlaDANCY A B Jrckson Tenn FOXWORTHY F WJ Indianapolis IndDARNSLL D C Grand Saline Texas FRAZIR J C Bunalo W VaDAVIDSON H A Louisville Ky FUEL 1 A touftville Ont CanadaDAVIS A I bullbull Durango Colo FRBSLAND J L Indianapolis IndDAVIS A W Mortons Gap Ky FRBMANpound D J Osgood IndDAVIS C W Mahoningtown Pa FRNCH E bull ugtwelJ MassDAVIS G A De Land Fla FUBND G E bull Augustal MeDAVIS J E Columbus Miss FULLa A J bull YarmoutD Nova Scotia DAVIS Jf IndianajlOJis IndDCKBR W New York City GAMBL E Waverly N YDBs C Detroit Mich GAMMON L 11 BristollnVaD GROOT G S bull Mendham N J GARLINGTON J C Wa ut Gt-oveAJaDIBBRT C M Millbury Ohio GARNSY W S iGloversville N XDBLANY G E Galveston Texas GATSS AMLlA bull San J- CalDEMRSST F 1 C I Pasaaic N J GATBS H B San JoseCaJ_DNNTTo C WInchester Mass GIBSON H LBN F St UJUis MoDSPPN K C t Joseph Mo GIPFORD r P Randolph Vt DSSMOND L P Cheyenne Wyo GILBRT O M bull Boulder ColoDICIl T St George New Brunswick GILDRT W J CaJaia MeDICIlBY E V Dal1as Tex GILL A F lopeka KanDICKSON A C Omega Tenn GIRDNBR W M ChiDicothe )(0DICIlSO J F r0rtland Ore GIVBNS L S Cynthiana KyDONBR 1 H Masna N Y GLBNNON J D bull U S ArmIDORMAN H G Upper Montelair N J GOLDBERG JbullBuffalo N YDOROUGH G D Ouitman Ga GONBR J 0 Madrid~jlampin DOUGBBRTP S]Iew York N Y GOODNOUGH E W Waterbury CoamDOUGLASS W E bull Middletown N Y Goux L T Detroit MichDoVB O H Kansas City Mo GR AF A J Dallas TexDOWNING E W P Franktown Va GRAHAM N P Madison IndDUNNING MARY E Newburgh N Y

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GUHLPS F 1 Brooklyn N Y GRAY F C Easton Pa bull GRAY O F Spencer I~d gRIIBS J Wl Talladega Springs Ala

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UABUSSBR GUSTAY Ci ncinnat i Ohio HAGAR F C Snithlt Falls Odt Ca~

AHN L New Yor k City HALL H T Aiken S C HALL Rosnn S Liberty N Y UABR W W Bellefontai ne Ohio

ALTERMAN C W Clarksbu~g W VaH ANAN J T Brooklyn NY UANLBV G J Moorhe~ ~Ii~n H ANSBN A S Cedar Falls Ic~

ARBA UGH C C Woolley WashH ARDIN E BABesscmer Ala H ARB G A bull r-resno Ca HARB H M H a lifax Nova Seotia HHARPBR J GJCarbolldale Pa

ARPBR W w Selma Aia HARRIGAN J Brookly N y HARRIS H New York N Y HART F E Canton Ohio HARYBY J D Indianapolis IndH ARWOOJ W E Eveleth MinnH IUIYBJ W Brooklyn N Y HaLD K J New York City HHBNDRI~ H B Checkasha I T

BNRY bull H Palm Ala HBPPNlR A H New York CityHHBRRING~~ L Clovis Cal

BWITT W I Olean N Y HIBBARD V M Olea N Y HIDDLBSON C S Atw~te~ Ohio HHIBR W G MadIsonville OhIO

IOOINS F M Oswego N Y HISO HBLBN 1 Los Angeles Cal HOBSON A B Fluslullg Ohio HODSON B F Manchester N H HOFF A F Casper W yo HOLUN F J P oelsviJe Pa HOLLlIR H G Williamsport Pa HoPKINSJ W Fayetteville W VaH OPPBR 1 Brooklyn NY middot HORN J New York City HORSKY R Helena Mont HORTON W C Raleigh N C HOUGLAND C S Milroy Ind H UDSON S E Austin tex Hun I E Simpson Va HUGHSS T J Saltville Va HHUGBSY6R )(Washington C H Ohio

ULIN W ureenford OhIO HUTCHINS LINDA K Freeport Ill HUTCHINS W A Freeport Ill HYKANSON A New York City

IDDINGS C M Leesbury Va INCII G F Kalamazoo Mich INGALLS G Mayfield N Y lRwlN F Shelburne Nova SeotiarkWIN V J Springfield Mass

ACK J B Wymore Neb ACItSON J A Hinton W Va AGlIR PHILIP New York City AIBSON R A Patriot Ind ORNSON B F Winchestcr K y ORNSON G H Svannah Ga

OBNSTON B R Cedar Rapids Iowa

OHNSTON S A New York Cit OHNSTON 1 Mbull Alliance Ohi ONAH w E bull Portland Me bull ONES G E Oak Hill Ohio ONIIS G W Clevela~d Ohio OY M R Cazenovia N Y UDD A bull New York CityJUDKINS W L Barnesville Ohio

~ElIL1Ng J E bull Sulphur Hills Ind BBN MMA J Den ver Colo

1SElTH H G bull Yonkers N Y K IlLLE R p J Paterson N J K ELLBR 1 V Pittsburg Pa ~8L LNBR T F bull Des Moi llcs IowaKENDELL H W bull Covingto~ OhiKBOGH J Vbull DubuQllc Iowa KBR N MARGARBT E ic Pa KEYS E M Alancda Cal

~~~RJNrf middot ~i~hn~~dind~ington O KKI NNBY C W bull New York City

IP H Paterson N J 1SIRBY E G E lgin Ore ~LUSSMAN F M Toledo Ohio

NAPP W 11 bull Monroe Mch KNIGHT F H bull Springfield Vt K OB IC 50111111 B San Fracisco Cal K oONS E S Jacksonville Ohio bullK RA tlSI W J Brooklyn N Y KRA USS G A Jersey City N J

LAMB F II Glendale Ohio LANCE A J Portsmo~th N H LANE N S bull WIDona Miss LARM UTH L J Ma nchester EngLAZIILL W Barre Vt LEADSWORTH j R spok~ne Waah LEAL J L bull Paterson N J LEON H 1 A bull Washington D C L EONAR D E LIZA E Pekin Chi~ bull LESTER J C Brooklyn N Y LILIENCRANTZ G II bull Oak land Cal LIL LBY J F bull Oakland Cal bull bull LINDLEY W 1bull Hamilton Mo LOUNSBURYI A Wheatley Ont Ca LUMBARDJ E bull New York City n LY LE H Kansas City Mo LYNCH A bull Flint Mich

MACKINTOSR N bull Gunnison Colo MACLAY J A Paterson N J MACKBY C D bull Montrose PA MACOBIIR E K bull Delta Colo MAINBS R G Midvale N Y MALABSHAR J New York Citv MALONSON J H Gloucester IiI~ MARCHMAN O M Grand Salin i MARDHN W C Pittsfie lrl Me e exaa MARSH V N Flushing ObiMATH ESONT P bull Taylorsville N C MAY C C Adrian Minn McALEXAND8R R 0 bull Indianapolis IndMCARTHUR A W bull Kansas City M bull McBRIDE L F Franklin Pa MCCOLL C W Wyandotte Mich MCColl H A Milton ant Ca d MCCLEII AN J S bull BellAire Ohio~a a MC-CIINTOCR A W bull Whittier Cal MCCULLOCH JBNNIIr A Corning N V ~CCURDY L C bull CJshocton Ohi bull

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NlIILSON II S bull New York CityNSUBURGBR J B bull Brooklyn N Y NSYILLII W L Roundhead Ohio NSWCOBJW H bull New York N Y NBWBLL 1bull St Joseph~~NSWSLL M A bull Sheridan wyomingNISHIDA 1bull Tok)lo JapanNOBLS HARRIBT I Brooklyn N Y NORBURY F P bull Jacksonville TIl NORWOOD W D bull Shrev~port La ~OURSB R L bull Hailey Idaho NoVlls G K bull Milwaukee Wis

OBRISN F ] Rochet cr)N Y OCHS A Hespeler a n t Ianada OKSLLY B I Bradley Ga OmiddotNSILL J A bull U S Army OPPlINHSIER L S bull Tampa Fla OQUINN C A Mayo Fla ORR C sbull San Francisco Cal OSBORNl G bull Sebree K y OsTSRHOUT E R Trumansburg N Y OrIS] H bull Poughkeeprie N Y

PABL P C H Los Angeles Cal PALMIIR E G bull New York City

PALMER ] B Wellsburg W Va PANCAKB A bull South Solon Ohio PARKER A S bull Riverside Cal PARKER H R bull Whitemouth Manbull Can PARKER W 11 bull Irwinton Ga PARMALBE M H bull T oledo Ohio PARMETON E F Three Rivers Can PATTEB J J GalluPkN Mex PATTO N E E New ingsinton Pa PBASLEY A A Columbus Ohio PEIRSOL J Dellai e Ohio PHILLIPS F A Fremont Neb PHINN EY F D Frederict on N D bull Can PIERCE R S bull Marianna Fla PINKERTON W A Coveslille Va PINKHA C R bull Sacramento Cal PINNICER S E D bull Floriston Ca l PLUM ER H E Des Moines Iowa POHL E Portland Ore PORTBR L V Bondurant Iowa POTTBR T H Dundee Mich POTTER W H bull Niagara Falls N Y POWELL W V bull Asheville N C PRBWITT N V Winchester KyPRICHARD J A bull Cattiettsburg KyPROBST C 0 bull Columbus Ohio PU RD Y C H bull Jersey City N ] PURIFOY S W Lowndesboro Ala

OUAYLB J H bull Madison Ohio Q UINN W A H enderson Ky

RAG SDALE 11Cripple Creek Colo RAD EBA UGH M Pasadena Cal RAINS G P JIIarshal Texas RAMOS F I New York Cit)RAN D n H Port land are RAWLI NGS J A bull El Paso Te llt RBA D W Ibull Texarkana Tex REASON] ] bull R ahway N T RBDFEAR N A M Clemson College S C REDPATH N J Olympia Wa sh RBD US W D P ort Gibson Miss REID J T Montreal Can R EID R MA R enfrew Ontbull Canada R BYNOLDS L W bull Covingt on K v RINGS BLfj C J Minneapolis Minn ROBBINS E bull Danville Pa R OBBRTSON V A Brooklyn N Y ROBINSO~ F C Martinsville Ind ROGERS tl A Ducktown Tenn Ross C H R ell Da y Ohio Ross F R Austin Tex ROUNDS EIRBNE L New Y ork CityROUNTREE W S W ylam Ala RUDOLPH J Tbull H oboken N middotJ R UMBAUGH C T bull Villisca I owa R USHMORE E C T uxedo Pa rk N Y R UTHBRFO RD] E I nstanter Pa R UZICKA D Tbull New York City RYAN J N P assaic N J RVKERT A P bull Dundas Ont bull Canada RYLAND C 1 Lexington Mo

ST ONGE ] E Val1eyfield Quebec Can SAWYBR P E Sioux City I owa SAWYBRS] L Centerville Iowa SCHAUWEKER G H Columbus Ohio SCOVIL W T R ichmond H ill N Y SBLLARO V New Y ork City SELLBCK W bull Danbury Conn STTL ~ J Y ukon Ok la

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Y oosuP A K Worcester Mass Y OUNGS A S Weston M ich

ZA BR ISKIE F T New York Cit y Z IMM E RMAN 1 S Youngstow n Ohio LWICKBR F G Halifax Nova Scotia

NBW YORK POST-GRADUATE MBDICAL SCHOOL

MATRICULATES BY STATES AND COUNTRDS

Alabama 12 Michigan Arkansas 3 Minnesotabull California 21 Mississippi j

Colorado 11 Missouri Connecticut 8 Montana District of Columbia 5 Nehraska Florida 6 New Hampshire Georgia 18 New J ersey Idaho 1 New Mexico Illinois 12 New Y ork Indiana 20 North Carolina Indian Territory 1 North Dakota I owa 17 Ohio Kansas 3 Oklahoma Kentucky 12 Oregon Louisiana 3 Pennsy lvania Maine 21 Rhode I sland Maryland 1 South Carolina Massachuaetts 17 Tennessee

22 Texas 21 10 Utah 2 4 Vermont 6

18 Virginia 14 2 Washington 6 7 West Virginia 11 9 Wisconsin 5

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OFFICERS OF THE

CORPORATION AND FACULTY

PRESIDENT OF THE CORPORATION AND OF THE FACULTY

D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD LLD VICE-PRESIDENT ANDREW H SMITH MD TREASURER - - BACHE McE EMMET MD SECRETARY OF THE CORPORATION GEORGE N MILLER MD SECRETARY OF THE HOSPITAL COMMITTEE

SENECA D POWELL MD LLD

SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY FORBES HAWKES M D

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION D B ST JOHN ROOSA MD AUGUSTE RICHARD Esq ANDREW H SMITH MD W L BULL Esq BACHE McE EMMET MD REV R D HARLAN DD JAMES L SKILLIN Esq HUGH R GARDEN Esq WILLIAM A HAMMOND MD JOSEPH R SMITH M D LL D

USA LEWIS S PILCHER MD REV ARTHUR BROOKS D D WM F HAVEMEYER Esq REV CHAS H PARKHURST DD J WEST ROOSEVELT MD JOHN KING Esq THOMAS HOPE Esq ALEXANDER J CSKENE MD CHARLES L DANA MD HORACE T HANKSMD LLD SENECA D POWELL MD RBv HENRY VAN DYKE DD ROBERT IRWIN Esq CHARLES F CLARK Esq JAMES O SHELDON Esq REV R S MACARTHUR DD HON CHARLES W DAYTON C E HACKLEY MD R M THOMPSON Esq ALEXANDER HADDEN MD C A VON RAMDOHR MD REv THOMAS J DUCEY E C UNDERHILL Esq W OLIVER MOORE MD ROBERT M DONALDSON Esq THOS E SATTERTHWAITE MD JACOB H SCHIFF Esq CHARLBS F LAWRENCE Esq





























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