New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
TIE sOCLAL sCIENCE AssOcIATLOM
INTERESTING PAPERS THAT WILL BE READ AT THE
ANNUAL MEETING.

INTERESTING PAPERS THAT WILL BE READ At THE
ANNUAL MEETING.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, June 1.-THE American
Social Science Association has decided to hold IT'S
eral meeting for 1877" in this place. Mr.. David A.
Wells President OF the Association Will open the meet
ing with address Tuesday evening, sept 4. Upon
The succeeding day Sept .. the following papers viii DO
read: The silver Question" by b. f. Nnursc Of Boston
"Savlngs Banks" by John p. Townsend Of Now-York;
THE Prospect Of Resumption" by Gamacl Bradford OF
Boston; Taxation" by Prof W. G.. Sumner of Yalo
College; Local Taxation" by William Mnot, jr, OK
Boston.
Thursday. Sept. 8, the following papers will
be read Registration IN the United States"
by DR.. Elisha Harris OF New-York; Changes
I'm Population" by Nathan Allen, NJ. d., Of Low
ell Mass; "The Industrial and Social Aspects OF tho
Southern Question" by the Hon. Peter Hamilton Of
Mobile, Ala; 1.-THE Relations OF the United States 10
Each Other as Modified by the War and the ConstItu-
tona Amendments" by j. Randolph Tucker of Virginia.
Education in the Southern States" by Gen. Il. II.
Logan OF Richmond, Va
on Friday, Sept. 7. there will be a debate Tho
Chinese Question:" aud papec will be read by the follow
ing persous "The Tariff Question:" by Horace White Of
Chicago; Customhouse Forms" by Henry ID. Hyde OF
Boston; Municipal Government" no author given to
be followed by discussion in which ex-Goy John I.
Hoffman VIII take part
section the association called The Conference OF
Charities" will meet the morning OF Sept D, al which
pOrs will be received from the several societies and
States represented IN the conference In the afternoon
report from standing committee on Insanity writ
ten by JOHN B. Chaplin, NJ d., OF Ncw-fOrk; report
from the standing Committee on Statistics written by
Mr. Il. SanbOTn OF Concord, and report ON " Medical
Charities and Outdoor Relief" will all be read and dis
cussed Thursday sept q, in the same conference tho
following papers viii be read: Delinquent aud De-
pendent Children" by ". T. Leichworh OF Buffalo and
ON redaIy Transmission of Wee aud PauperisnI
illustrated IN the 'Juks' Family" report on
Itamps viii be made the same day by committee
consisting OF the Rev. T.. T. Hail Of Boston, Charles l..
Brace of NcwYork, IL. W. Lord Of Pontiac, Mcn; f. b.
sanborn and George ). Hale OF Massachusetts, and W. p
LetcnWOfth.
Ia the " Jurisprudence Department" OF the Educa-
tioua sections, Wednesday, sept 5, the following
papers VIII be read: Legal Educalion," by the Rev.
Dr. WOO.sry OF New-lIayen; "Jhe Work OF American
Law schools and its lindrlnces" by Prot W. T. Wells
OF Michigan University; ana Methods 81 studJ ing
Law" by Prof James g. Thayer OF Harvard University
On Thursday, Sept. q, IN thls department, PloL q -
Baldwin OF Yale College Will read poem On " Post
Graduate Course Legal study" Tho same day, m tho
Health Department" OF the Educational Sections,
papers ON The Ventilation ana Warming OF schUOs"
viii be read by d. r. Lincoln, n. d., of Boston, d. IL.
r. Bowditch OF Boston. and Dr. Frederick WinsOr OF
Wlnchestar, Mass. The following day paper
Health and Study" by b. q. NJrthrOp OF New-iiasen
ami one ON The Half-rme - stem OF Education" by
ID. L. Lincoln OF Boston, will Boz read