Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-23
AMERICAN INSTITUTE or HOMEOPATHY.
THIRD DAYS SESSION

THIRD DAYS SESSION.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the American In
stitute OF Homeopathy reassembled, the presi-
dent, DIR. j. L. Talbot, presiding.
An amendment TO the bylaws was offered by
DR.. Dake, OF Nashville, to the effect that each
bureau shall report upon one specific subject At
each meeting; adopted.
The following papers from the
BCBEAU OF SURGERY
were presented by DIR. Ii. W. James OF Phila-
delphia: Lithotomy, by DR.. j. ID. DetwiIer, of
Easton; syphilis, by S. K. Beckwith, OF Gin
cinnati; tumor of the ethnOid bone, by DIR. y.
Schneider, of Cleveland, Ohio; strangulateI
hernia, by DR.. N. Schneider; ovariotomy, by
Dr. n. Schneider; clinical surgery, by Malcolm
MacFarlan, of Philadelphia; cancer, by ). VI.
Pease, of Boston: surgical Improvements, by Is.
W. DANES, of Philadelphia; surgical reports oil
HshEeDsnn hospital, n. Y, by DR.. f. Seeger.
pE- John F. Gray, OF New York, reported
II, "a fhe committee on legislation, with refer
enc Co. he adoption OF
A BILL IN NEW YORK,
looking coward the establishment OF a univer-
sity IN Sew York with homeopathic depart
m6It. The speaker said the bill had been
passed, and was signed by the governor yeSteE-
4 Deleeate.-"willt the al,opathic student a.
the university be examined upon their knoYl-
edge of Homeopathy
d.. Gray.-''Yes, sir; that's the idea" Laugh
ter and applause.l
resolution was offered and passed, providing
for the telegrsphing TO the governor of New
York Of the satisfaction which this institute felt
az the passage OF the new medical bill in that
state.
A further and faal report was received from
THE BOARD OP CEHsoRs,
recommending for membership in the institute
standing, who are recommended by members of
the body in good standing. The report was
adopted, and the proposed names entered on the
roll
Dr. Thomas, of Philadelphia, stated that the
Surgeon General OF the United States had de-
ciced to increase his library by
A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF HOMEOPATHIC
WORKS.
and offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Rss0hed, That the members of this institute are
above object, and are vii ing 20 Contribute works
pamphlets, &C., toward that emo
FINANCIAL.
DIR. Kellogg, treasurer OF the institute re-
ported that the receipts, during the last wear
were S2.92S; tie expenditures S3,151.65, leaving
q deficiency of S223.G5.
DIR. ODER, of the auditing committee, reported
that the treasurer's account was correct; both
reports were accepted.
PAPERS REFERRED.
From the bureau of anatomy, oh histology and
Hygiene, Dr. II. j. McCIatcSey, Of PhiiadrI-
phia, presented a paper ON Z" reason, instinct
end vitality" by DIR. Buck, of Cincinnati;
which was read by title and referred TO the
committee on publication.
DR.. Morse, from the bureau of psycholo gical
mtdieiDe. presented paper on +" Electro
Magnetism, and its Relation - Homeopathy"
a.
paper had been laid upon the table at an early
per cd of the session, aud on motion ii was tai ken
UP and referred to the com mittee on pubIica-
ton.
The next thing in order was the "slogies'
DR.. L. p. Wilson, of the bureau of opthaln do
gy, GEOLOGY and odontology, presented the pa.
peTs OF that bureau, which were s. Opthslmolo-
gy,n by DIR. j. +. Allen, New York; GEOLOGY"
by DIR. W. W. Woodgate, Chicago; " General
Observations on Opthalmology, and Report OF
Cases Treated at the Opthalmic Department. of
the Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital College, /"
hy DIR. j. p. Wilson. of Cleveland, Ohio; "Pain
Deafness, and Tounitus Aurinm, considered as
SYMPTOMS OF Diseases OF the Ear" by Dr. j.
II. Wilson.
The paper of DR.. B. W. James, Of Phiis ,,sl-
phia, ON "Cowpox," which was read yesterday
and caused considerable discussion, was tikei,
up and referred to the committee on plbi.ca-
ton.
On motion OF DR.. Smith, of New yar,s the
consideration OF the constitution and bylaws
was made the special order at o'clock to- nor
row morning. :
The report of the bureau OF organization. re-
0straticn and statistics was submitted and &C.
ce pied. car 40 q :
Dr. y. woedruff, Of Ann Arbor, from the
bureau Of homeopathic colleges, presented a
printed report, which was accepted. The instI.
tnte then adjourned until O'Clock to-morrow
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