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TV apochromatic objectives, three ordinary, three compensating and
one projecting ocular, and an Abbe drawing apparatus. The remaining
instruments include fifty-six. Zentmayer's microscopes, each with
double nose piece, an ^ inch and | inch objective and A and B
oculars; and an additional Beck "Star" microscope, with one inch
objective and A and B oculars. In the Pathological Laboratory, one
Zeiss microscope for micro-photography, one apochromatic immersion
objective and accessories; sixty Zentmayer's microscopes, each with
-j and objectives and B ocular; fourteen A eye pieces, sixty double
nose pieces, two class-microscopes without objectives; and in
the Clinical Laboratory at the Hospital, one Leitz stand, equipped
with a yi, a i}-, and a -fa oil immersion lenses, eye-pieces A and C,
iris diaphragm and Abbe condenser; also a Zentmayer's histological
stand, provided with an T 8 ¥ inch and T\ inch object glass, eyepieces
A and B, iris diaphragm and Abbe condenser;'
Since my.last report another pavilion has been added to the
Maternity Department of the Hospital of the University, erected
through the liberality of the State, furnishing, with the first pavilion,
a capacity 8f ten confinements a month, all of which are availed of
for the instruction of the graduating class'.
The appended table indicates the subjects taught and the number
of hours per week devoted thereto in the past winter's session, 1891-92
by the professors and instructors :
First Year.
Instructors. Subjects. Exercises per week.
Prof. Piersol Descriptive Anatomy 3
Prof. Piersol Histological Demonstration 1
Prof. Deaver . . . . . . Applied Anatomy 2
Drs. Holmes, Neilson, H. C. .
Deaver, Jameson, Brink- ) Practical Anatomy (Dissection) . . . 10
mann, Boger and Pennock (
Drs. Robert Formad, Cham-