, 1863-05-22
THEHOMEOPATHIC REUNION,

THEHOMEOPATHIC REUNION. !
Double Session Of the Association |
and Institute.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Association was called to order at 0
o'clock yesterday morning by Dr.. Lord, First
Vice President. Opening prayer by Dr.. Bel
ding.
DR.. Hall read paper upon ovarian diseases,
which induced lengthy and interesting dis
cussion.
DR.. Lud}am presented his views upon "Al-
bu1ninuria in Diptheria," which WAS ably
written and well received.
Dr.. Cotton read a scientific and carefully
prepared written description Of case Of
disease Of the brain.
Committee was appointed to nominate
officers for the ensuing year, when the Asso~
ciatioa adjourned to O'Clock P. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Association met at o'clock, DR.. D. s.
Smith in the chair.
On motion, Doctors Cook, Beebe, White,
| Iudlam and Hale, we're appointed q Commit
tee of Arrangements, for the next annual
meeting Of the State Association.
An animated discussion was generally par
ticipated In by the Chicago physicians, IN
| which the meagre preparations made for the
reception Of visiting physiciaus, we're uni
vc1sally regretted.
Dr. Hclmuth, Of St. Loufe, made very
| gratifying reply. in which be paid the Chicago
members high compliment, and thought
visitors any for complaint.
The Committee on Nominating Officers for
the ensuing gear, reported the following gen
| t1cmcn, WHO we're subsequently unanimously
! elected:
President, Dr.. D. s. Smith.
TIee Efesidtnts, n F. Cook, ". C. Anthony,
! E. N. P. Indian.
| Rtfordiug Secretary, G. D. Beebe.
| Corresponding .Ste' etary, D. a. Cotton.
| Treasurer, L. Pratt.
Ioordof ttnsors, r. Indian, E. n. McAffer,
| J. C. Burbank nhd J. L. Kellogg.
| .on motion the Western Homeopathic Insti-
| tutc, were invited to join this Association in
! the publication Of the transactions Of the
present session.
Adjourned to 1-2.
MEETING OF THE HOMEOPATHIC IN
| STITUTE.
The Institute met at the Hahncmann Medi-
cal College, at 9 o'clock P. NJ, yesterday, DR..
Hcmple in the Chair.
In compliance with the requirements Of the
by-laws, the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed
COMMITTEES on BCsNEss:
O. Ufe'naola'hy-D. n. Hale, Us. Douglas, and
q Drug Prezlng-J. s. Douglas, S. u. Parsons,
aid T j. Patchcu.
Clinical Medicine and Iakho!ogy-Jno: P. Tenn
pie, 4. O. Blair. Cleveland; P Pratt. Rock Creek.
!s"yge'g-S; D. Bebce. Chicago; ]. c. Burbank,
Polo; E. II. Ellis, Grand Rapids;
dnaio'ny-Nm. Tod Hclmuth, D. 4. Cotton,
-Wy<it!6gy-R. Ludlam, I. $. T. Lone, G. II.
Bowen.
O5sfetrics-A E. Small, s. 2. Cole, R. E. II. .Ad
C1emist1y-A.L L. Smith, n. F. Cook, ]. T. Tenn
pie,
DR., Hclmuth, Of st. Louis, delivered lee
ture upen Pathology" appropriately illus
trated by number Of rare specimens col
lectcd during his practice. The lecture was
! not only learned and able, but o truly
eloquent effort, in which the lecturer die
himself great honor, and clucidated and illus
, trated the subject in manner and with I
clcarneEs that deeply interested all present.
,, "Unity of Homeopathy" was the mex
= subject submitted for the consideration Of th
: Institute, In well written lecture By Dr.
Temple, In which he gave an elaborate analy
i sis Of the principles and theories promulgatc
a ty Hahnemann.
/ These papers we're scverally well received
= . vote OF thanks rendered, and copies Of eac
requested fur publication in the transaction:
n On motion, it was determined to hold th
e next meeting at Chicago, on Thursday attic
H. H. the third "Wednesday IN May, 1864, at
J. O'Clock, to which date the Institute n
~ journcd. ....
n n EVENING SESSION.
in The evening session was spent in listening
- - the reading Of nble scientific papers, by D
or Becbe and Dr.. Snlall.
40 The Association adjourned to 9 o'cloe
IL tlis morning.
ch The New Catholic University.
e. e. The corner stone Of tllc Catholic Univers
r. to be erected at the corner Of Wolcott and 8
ne perior streets will be laid on Sunday afte
noon, the 24th inst, with appropriate Ger
Al monies. The following is the programme f
,yo the procession of the several Societies inten
N, ing to participate in the OCCASION:
~ PROGRAMME,
led The several Societies will meet in their
we 6pectiyc Divisions at the following designat
Ine ~: pl4ces, ut II O'Clock p. H., precisely:
es- FIRST DIVISION.
his his Matthias Brcttncr, Marshal. The Socict
- 1Trxth =
,rs. Cathedral Church Of the Holy Name, and pl
tdi- cecd thence to Michigan avenue, and fol
to with the right resting on Randolph street.
~ SECOND DIVISION.
on. Patrick Brennan, Marshal. The societies
the the Wcet Division will assemble ut st. T
on rick's Church and proceed thence to MtchiE
lar- avenue and form with the right resting
~" Washington street.
blu THIRD DIVISION.
;ns- :na P NJ Donnellan, Marshal. The societie:
mn. tho South Division will assemble at St. Pete
nee Church, and proceed thence to Michigan
the enuc and form with the right resting
this Monroe street.
~ LINZ or MARCH.
for Countcr.marc1 on Michigan avenue to
h an ans street thence west on Adams to Cla
yya 10 thence North On Clark to Superior; the
\ g ~ east Oh Superior to the place Of the laying
ON. ctc PHILIP CosLr, Chief Marzha
AIDS.
Sc. Knott John Dorncy,
A Al. Wiekler, Charles Donncl!J,
M John Ottert James MeGrath.
oe LARCENY OF DRCGs.-Bcrnard G. Jac
fthe was arrested yesterday for stealing drugs
medicines, Of the value Of about $175 from
DC. storco J. Il. Reed i Co., 140 Lake str
cote = = The property was found packed in pal
travelling satchels, in the possession Of
ho}s prisoner, who, after brief cxaminationi In
s Police Court, was held to bail for his app
ance ance at the Recorders Court in the sui
5000.
mes. The TuRF.-The first race Of the &c:
here comes off this afternoon at the Brigl
Race Course between two young hors
- William Patrick's ''Rustic'' and 4. c. Ct
plin's s'Lightfoot y mile heats, best thre
five; purse $780,
'ocl- GOVERNMENT TAxEs.-We call attentio
the advertisement Of Uuitcd States Asse
citing Nadsworsh, to be found elsewhere in
oms, paper. Those interested will save thcmss
/! the trouble and expense by consulting it.
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