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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. 
OHIO VETERINARY COLLEGE. 
The second annual Commencement exercises of the Ohio 
Veterinary College were held in the college hall, on the 
evening of April 5th. Prof. A. H. King, in his address to the 
gathering, dwelt on the progress of the college, which has 
been so great since its organization, two years ago, that the 
present quarters on Sycamore street have been found inade¬ 
quate, and the probabilities are that it will be moved to the 
old home of the Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery. 
The valedictory address was delivered by Prof. Frederick 
Kebler. O. H. Everly won the Mead-Fox medal, offered for 
the best general examination. 
The graduating class numbered twenty students as 
follows: 
James, T. H. 
Curtis, H. L. . 
Smiser, H. A. 
Galbraith, G. R. 
Bethune, J. G. 
Geary, C. K. . 
McCann, A. A. . 
Cantelow, S. H. 
Miller, Alvin. 
Spitler, J. L. 
Everly, O. W. . 
Nesbitt, J. G. . 
Dixon, C. Price. . 
Haffman, L. R. 
Boehme, Herman. 
Marshall, H. . 
Ruth, C. V. 
Ware, J. T. 
Freshour, J. W. . 
Willerton, Tom. 
Maysville, Ky. 
Little Hocking, O. 
Cynthiana, Ky. 
Manhattan, Ill. 
. North Pine Grove, Pa. 
£t. Thomas, Ont. 
River Dissert, Que. 
Brantford, Ont. 
.' . Chillicothe, O. 
Dayton, O. 
Holmesville, O. 
. . Ottawa, Ont. 
. Cumberland Gap, Tenn. 
Centerville, Ky. 
New Port, Ky. 
Cumberland Gap, Tenn. 
. . . Torch, O. 
Paris, Ky. 
Covington, O. 
Lynville, Ill. 
DETROIT COLLEGE OF MEDICINE—VETERINARY DEPARTMENT. 
At the last Commencement of this institution, the follow¬ 
ing gentlemen graduated in veterinary medicine and surgery : 
Messrs, J. A. Attridge, S. F. Barnes, J. B. Caughey, F. H. 
Ellis, Orton V, Sanford, J. A. Yoder, F. C. Wells, C. E. 
Anderson, N. F. Dunn .—{Medical Age ). 
