The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL Coz
GRESS.

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR HOLDING A
SESSION IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA April Q, 1875
The Centennial Medical Commission, OF whose plans
mention has already been made IN the HERALD, have
completed the arrangements for tho International
gress whose be held the hall of tho
Academic Department Of the University Of Pennsyl.
vania, commencing the 4th day OF September next
The room selected will hold about GOO people Tho
ncghboring buildings of the Medical Department OF
the University will afford ample accommodations for
the numerous sections, and u the main hall Is found
few rods away, will contain 500 or 900 The rcSstra-
ton fee Of the Congress mot required from oreigners
has been fixed at $l0 and will cntitle the member 70
copy OF the transactions
The addresses before the Congress will be follows
according 10 the programme which has just been pre-
pared
Addresses on Medicine by Austin Flint NJ. d. Pro-
fcssor Practice OF Medicine Bellevue Hospital Med
teal College, New York.
Addresses on Hygiene and Preventive Medicine BY
Henry Bowditch, d. D., President OF State Board OF
Health OF Massachusetts,
Addresses Surgery by Paul F. Eve, NJ D., Profess
OF Operative and Clinical Surgery in the University
Of Nashville
Address on Obstetrics BY Thcophlus Paryin. N. d,
Professor OF Obstetrics In tho College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of Indiana
Address on Medical Chemistry and Toxicology by
Theodore @. wormey, N. D., Professor OF Chemistry
IN Starring Medical College, Columbus, Ohio
Address on Medical Biography BY j. NJ. Toner. n. D.,
OF Washington, II. T.
Address by Dr. Hermann Iebcrt, Professor Of Clint.
cal Medicine IN the University OF Brcslau.
Address on Medical Education and Medical Insttu
tons by Nathan y Drvs, NJ. D., Professor or Princi
Piles and Practice Of Medicine In Chicago Medical Col
icgc
Address Medical Literature by Lunsford p Yam
dell NJ. d., late Professor Of Psychology In the Univer
sity OF Louisville.
Address Mental Hygiene by John r. Gray, NJ d.,
Superintendent and Physician to the New York State
Lunatic Asylum, Utica, n. Y.
Address on Medical Jurisprudence by Stanford +.
Chaille, n d., Professor oil Physiology aud Patholog
cal Anatomy in the University OF Louisiana
The time OF the section is 10 be largely gwen TO dis
cussons upon certain liked topics These to be
opened by gentlemen selected Tor the purpose whom
has been issued circular stating that the time
allotted Tor the reading Of opening papers thirty
minutes each; that ~ order 10 facilitate debate u
expected that the heads OF the various essays will be
furnished 10 the Committee of Arrangements for pub
licaton by the 10th OF May; also that tho close
the several papers the views embodied In them
be put conclusions or propositions, which bs
voted upon separately in the section and aterward
ported TO the Congress.
Gentlemen intending to make communications upor
scientific subjects or 70 participate any OF the do
hates requested 10 notify the commission before tho
LIST OF August Tho secretaries to whom such com
municalions arc TO DO addressed are
American Corresponding Sccrctares-w lillian
GoodeL n. D., Twentieth and Hamilton streets; Daaic
q. Brlnton, ~ d., No. lis South Seventh street
Foreign Corresponding Sccretares--Rchard J.
Dungiisou, NJ d., No. Sl4 North Sixteenth street; r.
n. Bertolst, ~. d., No. lis South Broad street