, 1874-05-21

ron; L. Aeiro. McLs.n, =. +: Traverse, .,aom Lee!
?. z. t. 'fSsl pu{lonSeohor; Masonj v: Mssisnn
0rundy Il. j. Patterson, Kene II. A: stokes,
Iroquoia p. 8: JonkH. Kendall E;sp = p9o,k, m,x,,
Las.ls " g. Rsn"9' e. TIa"oRsSGl, M KaSSl, d bureau m r
GooR, C. K JoTdt| j. Mlo|r Monry J. NJ stoeto, Egn Il
'. Rocswoli Christian; ". s. Caldwell, 10 Da-
Tic Committee thon rotirol for tho purposo
OF considering tho nominations.
THE NEuNoLonY coh1M1TTEE
presented thor report through the Secretary. ~
mou,l,ors % Of tho Medical Society during tho year,
nanoly: Dr.. Isaao II. Brown. Warorly; Or.
Low Il. Howna, 1roqnois, and Prof. Henry
Wing, OF the Chicngo Mcdieal College.
pancgyrics we're pronounced by several Of the
plyaicinng present.
Dr. xloAts, ,,.... =,
Of peoria, delivered mn extompore Adufea. on
tho proceedings Of the ]ata International Medical
Couuress In Vienna. He dWolt particularly on
the amount of nciontifio knowledge deyoIopeo ~
that gathering, and said that a grand feeling Of
brotherhood lind boon exhibited there. 10 also
rcad paper which contained the principal pointa
Of interest considered by tho Congress, which
was referred to the proper eommittoo'
DR.. Jones, Professor Of osology In the Ohi-
cago Medical College, read papor on diseases
Of tho ear, pose, and oye, which contained q
groat amount Of valuable information. :,
Dr.. Holmes next road D paper on Ophthal.
mn}ony. which ohiotly dealt with tho matter OF
aneurispa aud throbbiug tun1orn iu tho optic
In answer to IN inquiry from the President,
Dr.. Fetch stated that tho mombars OF the Society
wore invited to visit tho County Hospital at
| o'clock this afternoon, and that, subsequently,
they woro asked to honor Rush Medical college
III .s,o residue Of tho report Of tho Committee On
tho Practice Of Medicine was roforred for paDla-
] cation.
Tilo Committco on Nomination Of Officers an
nounced that they were ready to report, out, on
motion, tho 1nattor was deforrcd until this MORN
fhe Convention thon adjourned.
TIE hosn;tsSis n1sGGEe entor.a,hed at tho
| Grand Pacific Hotel last oyeutng by the membors
Of the Faculty resident in tnls city , Tho BAN
| ouet-tablo was sproad In the 1adios' ordinary,
and about 140 guests seated themselves to eli~
| 10Y the rcpnst. Tho consumption OF F!ands oc-
cuplcd quite long time, aud wont to SLOW that
! the PRACTICE Of medicine did not operate hurt-
fully on the appotisos Of Illinois phyafcians: ,.,
Al the chiof table were soatod u: =. hhnrs Aeams
Co1lyer, President Norrcll DNE. Powell, anq 9sa:
many other woll-known otlzohN. = :! tss'S:
Aftor the leayier portion OF tho entertainment
had boen disposed Of, the vino began 70 HOW,
| and ~
On. ADAMS ALLEN
0uosty." Tie spoakor dwolt IN fitting terms on
the importance of tho medical. faculty IN 4, tue
affairs ii tho word-the grave reanmonnsDIt,'es on
that devolyed upon them, and the nobe M misston
which It waH thoirs to fulfill. Tie State Medical
Society OF Illinois had had long. useful aud
harmonious exstonce Tia labora had tented
toward the Development Of the Eseulapan ast arst
uao il, combating malignant disoaso. and he had
would advance Il, ap99es. sadtkpsow11- !t
oage.. lApplause.] 1tNaS thefefore With s1eal:
tor, that lie proposed. with flowing bumper,
toaHt which was deserving Of al honor-"our
GuegtB."
m. T. F. wonnELL,
President Of the Society, made brief bat elo. q.
quent RESPONSE In which ho returned the thanka
OF his organization for the favor conferred upon
them, Que and all, by their Chicago brethren.
II was always pleasure to visit this bright
faueo,,sly from tho hearts OF It's iphabtants and
profession, appeared to take existence
VIII no ,ar f6sraotosistis ais. dss fh,oa St the as
Of most things else. Chicago Ind every reason
to be proud OF hor medical moll. -Thoro were
many among thom that 10 could namo who
would grace the high calling which was theirs II
rng ny essaS %oaaes et a ts hS Dq5 health e e
tinuotl vigorous. for her dootora combined the
two great principles OF treasmont-Anowi-
| edgo Rnd cEeerfulnesB. 1t was, III 1ace,
almost impossible for tho lowest kind OF q
pntiont to fool downcast in the preaonce Of Of q
| Chicago dootur. .[Cheers mud laughtor.] The
| memory Of tho preaent occasion would ever pc
bright with him, aud lie hoped that there might
many occasions in tho fntnrn IN wh''n 'n0
| Tho orchestra played aone very eScellont mu-
sio preceding, between, and after the speeches,
and also did it's part in aiding digestion BY
playing during tho feast. The walters wore
Grii!ed into order By signals, and moyed around
with remarkable celebrity, much to the aatafao-
tion Of the guests.
"The Chicago Medical Society" Was appro-
Psy Psys FGs nss ts e. r. z IN ts T. 9an 9utnss
had already accomplished much, and was daily
Judge J. Il. Dooliltlo made an eloquent spocch
in response to "Educntional Interests"
Judge Booth made worry happy speech in be-
half OF tho "Chicago Bar"
The regular spccch-mahing was terminated by
DR.. N. s. Davis, WHO responded to the senti-
ment "Good Night in bis customary happy
strain.
The guests then amused themselves by dis
oussiug their vine and rotating good stories, anu,
at o'clock, separated In excellent lumor with
themselves and the rost OF mankind.
The following were the Committee OF Arrange
menta in getting up the banquet: Drs. J. n.
Hutchinson, D. o. btittians, E. T. Ingalls,, F. Il.
Davis, J. N. Hyde, aud II. lloKonnan.
THE HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY.
The State Homeopathic Society began its seo-
ond days session yesterday morning in the lee
turo-room Of tho Methodist Church Block, DR.
Footo iu the chnr.
DR.. Mitchell read paper on Tuberculosis,'
undor the hoad OF !" Clinical Medicine" and II
was discussed by. Drs pearsons. Of Cleveland
and Duncan, Of Chicago.
| MAHNEMANE COLLEGE.
At this point committee Of ladies from Hah'
nomann Hospital, Of Chicago, witl,:.A Kate N