New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

ligept citizens Is practitioners in both pheres
se generally distinguished for thsir csndor AMI love
Of scientfe invsstie alton.
The practice Of Homeopathy in the United States
~ begun in this City by DR.. II. B Gran, in ls35i
in the interior of Pennsylvania by DR.. r. Vessel
hoeft. in 1890; and in Philsdelphia by D.: c H3--
irs. 10 1881 society Of its practitioners aud laty
vas founded in Sew-York on Nov. 81 1884; AID 5
bi-mobtbly jpurn,l commenced 10 FEB uiry. Is]5 OF
which four numbers were issued. In Ai!eatovn Pa,
Convection Of Homeopsihs.s va, held on Nay
81, 1885, which instituted the North American
Academy Of Homeopathy suo.cribei literally
for lis support end elected Dr. c. Herring Pre.i-
dent, who then delivered his Inaugural sd iTess Tnis
Academy was ipcorpors,e,i by Acs OF Fe1 25, 1896,
and opened in October following but its succ
wss limited to sbOu, tso year. daring ~hica its Pro
fefsors pubishtd, at Allentown, severl works on
Homeopathy snd fourteen numbess OF 8 Pc ioiicll.
The Y. Homeopathic EIsclis~ was published
monthly from Jsnus-y, 1870, TO l-ii, in which Pc
ROO the lew practice attracted much public sttsn n.
and particularly from the stacks made upOl il By
the orthodox journals and physicians Ia JAY 1913,
the n. u Hon. Phys. Society though. it de'raoe
that Ia.ioIal sssOcatiOu should be formed, sni in
viied all Homeopathic physicians in the Unei States
10 assemble il Ne Work 70. that purpose April 10,
1874. Their Convention was accor iingiy hell. and
re.uled in the organic sion and fret session OF the
American Institute Of Homeopathy, which hes sincs
held session annually. TIE session is appointed
TO be held at Buffalo, on June 9TH OF this year.
Tie proceedings Of each session have been published
ia sn all pamphlets, with few volumes Of the trans
actions The Institute has several auxiliary societies
ia Tie Northern Atlantic States AID receives from
them annual reports Of tcer proceedings, which are
printed with its own OF thess branches, the New
Yoik ate So ;ety is the larses and most flourish
.pe-bayius over so members. l. holds It's annual
meeting at Albany on the I'd Tuesday OF February,
ard its iem-snuus meeting may be then app )n'ed
Tie Mars HON. 81. iety, which, un'il 1851, WAS
JAILED the Mas. Hon. Fraterny wa, formed in De-
,enber 1870, with three members, AM now hiss
aearly one huuCred. The X. / II IN. Society
organized at Providence May H. 1850, with elsyen
members, and Low his t~en;yf FIVE, The STATE So
eiety in Conuecticut organized in 1881, and
.iss of thirty practitioners Oftbe societies in Ohio,
and some other Sates, we have no late iofrnaion.
sThe Hahnemann Acaiemy Of this CRY is the largest
nd Oldest of the local societies. and holds meeting
every month at ils rooms in Fcuth-sy. The priuci.
pal Philadelphia association wss nti;utsd on July
l9 1852
The aggregate number Of Homeopathic Physicians
10 the Union is estimated to be between l 500 and
1000. This Il Certainly very astonishing incfease
In the course OF IS years. Their numbersn the large
cises are nearly as follows: NewYork, 1907 Brook
Ign, %; Philadelphia, 20; Boston, 25 Baltimore, Is.
OF the junior members OF this profession, about $50
are regular graduates Of the two American Hume
opa'hic Cci!ege'
The Homeopathic Medical College Of Penn'ylsa
ris, at Pbbsdelphn Instituted in 1916 chartered
10 lsis, ard opened the sare year. LIS f,caly con-
lists of ". A Gardiner, NJ. d Dean, AMI seven
other Professors. The number Of students and grsda
ates at each seseiou is thus shown: