COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. 
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ated this season, are equal, if not superior, to any class I have 
previously examined, and I have no hesitation in saying that 
they will uphold in every way the reputation of Canada’s 
great seat of learning. 
Dr. M. C. Baker delivered a valuable farewell address to 
the students, giving a retrospect of their past studies, and a 
very appreciative account of the work before them. His ad¬ 
dress contained some excellent advice. Among other things 
he counselled them to remember that they could not live for 
themselves alone, and to make total abstinence their motto. 
The Chancellor, Dr. Curran, delivered a long and interest¬ 
ing address to the class, and the exercises were brought to a 
close in the usual manner. 
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS. 
At the last commencement exercises of this institution, 
the following gentlemen received their diplomas of veterinary 
surgeons: 
Tritton, R. Lindsay. 
Deal, John D. 
Haley, James, Jr.. 
Browning, Pleasant H.. 
McDougall, Robert P. 
Plummer, Edward, Jr., M.D 
Strong, Wesley F. 
Chambers, Edgar. 
Ferster. James H. 
Hassloch, August C. 
Manney, Robert N. 
McNair, Robert J. 
Caulfield, Charles E. 
Mullen, James H. 
Lawler, James H.. 
Brooks, William H. 
Curran, John J .. 
Meinck, Louis J. 
Moadinger, Charles F., Jr.... 
Anderson, Charles E.. 
Smith, D. Edgar. 
Shearer, James B. 
Doyle, William J. 
Childs, Thomas S. 
Stinson William. 
Henderson, Edwin P. 
Moore, Charles S. 
Miller, Monroe B. 
Miller, Harry K. 
Collom, William B. 
Massinger, E. Michener. 
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.Charleston, Mo. 
Hamilton, Scotland. 
...Virden, Ill. 
..Wilmington, N. C. 
.Baltimore, Md. 
...Washington, D. C. 
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.Pittsford, N. Y. 
.Auburn, N. Y. 
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.Chelsea, Mass. 
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.Old Line, Pa. 
.Mannheim, Pa. 
.Doylestown, Pa. 
..Chalfont, Pa. 
