STUDENTS BEGIN THEIR STUDIES, Opening of the Medical and Dental Depart- | ments at the University. The one hundred and twenty-fourth winter course of the medical department and the twelfth of the dental department of the University was opened yesterday afternoon, with a formal address by Dr. James Gyson, professor of clinical medl- | clue, and Dean of the medical department. Dr, Gyson spoke in general of tho medical delusions which have bad each at their’own time so firma | foundation not always alone in the mindsof the i laity, but alsoin the minds of the medical frater- nity: The doctor also attacked homeopsthy and | sald that it would bethe next medic delusion : to suffer an overthrow. : The following representatives of the faculty : and medical profession were present: Dr. Barton | Cooke Hirat, Dr. Geo. A, Piersol, Dr. H. W, Stel- Wagon, Dr. Chas. J. Essig, Dr. Wm. Pefler, Dr, Horatio C. Wood, Dr. James Gruman, Dr. D. Hayes Agnew, Dr. John Ashurst, Dr. G. G. Wormley. De. Ed T. Reichert, Ur. Wm. Goodell, Dr. J. Wm. White, Dr. A. W. Miller, Dr. cnag. K. Bills, Dr. John Guttteras, Dr. Richerd Harte, Dr. Hopart Hair and Dr. Formad. The present entering clasgof the medical de- partment numbers over 170 students, The first sear students will be compelled to take hygiene this year. Dr, Samuel G. Dizon has secured over | $60,000 to founda Hygiene Labratory, quarters for which have been made {n the rooms of the old Stille Medical Society. Here the first year men will be corspelled fospend several hours a week | in practicel work. ‘