New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
MORNING SESSION.

FRANK HAMILTON, JACKSON 5. SCHULTZ, DIR.
HARRIS, AND DR.. HFRMAN.
IYRom A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-The Public Health
Association upon coming together this morning, elected
tie following gentlemen members Of tho Associa-
tioI:
Dr. Guthrie and Henry Van Bmnt architect, Of Bal
timore DR.. ID. NJ Parker DE- Bradford, James BARNARD,
Health; Dr. W. l.. Richardson, DR.. G. T. Putnam, DE- IL
H. Fz aud Dr f. Niggesw9r9 Of BostoRi or Hi9s%t
yard Newport, L. l. Dr. G. ". Chancellor, Baltimore
town Nd. Dr. n r. smith, Baltimore; Prof. Geo II.
Cook Ncw-Brnswck, " j. ; Dr. j :. H. Jepson, Health
Boston Dr. : y. Conn, Concord y. H.. Prof Elliott,
Baltimore Prof Sheppard Supt. Public Schools, Baltl-
Wyckon Brooklyn, n. Y. VIM g. Rhodes, Philadelpna
the lion. Thomas A. Doyle Mayor Of Providence T. l. :
ican PTo{ E. " jerks Prof AnSS President Of tho
A. H. Palmer Of Ann Ar6or; Dr. hazewood, state Board
OF Hcath, Grand Rapids, Mleh PfGf Daniel Putnam Of
Mich exGov. Baldwin Of Detroit, Mich. Judge Camp
bell NJ the supreme Court, DIo,t Mich Judge Graves
VI the Supreme Court. Battle Creek, MIch. Dr. J. H.
Dan Derscn, superintendent Michigan Asylum Tor III
sane, Kalamazoo.
The Association then proceeded TO elect oiccr for tho
ensuing year. The following were chosen:
Presideut-Edwin NJ. Grom OF Providence, f.. 7.
Ylce-TTe-ident--Jom II. Ranch, VI. D., Of Cmcaso,
m Francis \. Walker, Profess Of Political Economy
rrcasurcrHJ Foster Jenkins ~ d. of Yonkers,
Executive Commtt,c "a. ". IuarLman, President Of
the ltoprd o Health OF Boston; John Blinzs NJ y
& = =: Ltwi- H. steiner, VI D. OF Frederick city, Md;
S;,ri r Uosri,al seryict; Err, r. Hunt ~ d. Nc
tu"hg, y D. Chairman oil ne he4llh SoiniIisslon u
There was no election for secretary, the present in
cumbent Dr. Elisha Harris OF New-York having yet one
year 10 ecye the Of this Office being three years.
on motion Of Dr Woodward the Secretary read letters
from absent members. Letters lad been received from
Dr. Willard Park Of NcwYork DR.. j. Beale, snrreon-
General Of the Navy d.. DeGne Of Rochester Dr. Ethan
Allen Of Lowell, DR.. Landon Il. Edwards of Richmond,
Va ana from the officers Of The Public Health Corps"
OF Cologne, Germany
the President acknowledged the donation from Ross
Wnans, esq C Baltimore, TO The library or the Associa-
ton OF three pamphlets entitled Baltimore HarboT Nui
sanco" Ventilation Of Dwellings" Hygiene and San
tary Natter"
The Secretary announced that invitations bad been
received from Savannah, Boston, Detroit, Providence
and Philadelphia, hold the next annual meeting AZ
those respective places.
The Association then proceeded 10 the consideration OF
papers Frank HambletOn, G. f.. of Baltimore, read
a paper on Efficient House Connections with
Sewers ANA the Protection of Houses against
Sever Gases" The expenses of the City OF
Baltimore s in total 81 100000, vhich represents
investment of $50 100000. sir. UablJdon argued tnat
this cost msht De very natcr@iy oeCtIS.u D. more
The paper OF Jackson = schnltze on "Ihc UuuLauon
Cities - was then read,
The paper " Dr.. Thomas j. Dunott OF Harrisburg
Pcnu. ON "The Sanitary and Economical Advantages Of
sma Hospitals Village Infirmares for Manufacturing
Mining Populations" WIS the last read at the morn
ing eesCion
At O'Clock the Association took until this
afternoon
Mr. Schultz confined his remarks almost entirely to
economic use OF garbage in the City OF NevYOrk. His
plan was 40 buy or lease more of the islands in
Long Island sound erect sheds, and COLOMBO $4,000
hos . which Tho garbage should be fed by the paupes
and criminals OF the city under the control of the Com
mission OF Charities and Correction. wholly independent
of political supervision or influence
DR. Lee OF Philadelphia then read paper of great In
terest, generous synopsis Of which Is given below.