The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-20
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
General Session in Music Hall Building.

The American Social Science Association
met in general session this morning in DeK-
ter Hall, Music Hall Building.
Among those present were: Prof. Peirce,
of Harvard University; Mrs. ]. E. Lodge,
of Boston; President Gilman and Mrs Gil
man, of Baltimore; Prof. w. T. Harris, Of
St. Louis; Prof, Francis Wayland and Mrs.
Wayland, of New Haven, Conn; DIR. Ma
than Allen, of Lowell, Mass. Hon. Moses
Kimball and Mrs. Kimball of Boston; Hon
G. Bradford, of Boston; Hon. Henry w.
Lord, of Detroit; Rev. A. G. Beyers, of Co
lumbus; Prof. r. G. Eccles, of Brooklyn,
N. Y; Mrs. C. H. Hall, of Boston; Mr.. n.
B. Sanborn, of Concord, Mass, and Mr..
Chas. c. Coffin, of Boston.
The following was the order of exercises
this morning:
At9a. m.-Annual report of the Seore-
tary of the Association, Mr.. F. B. Sanborn-
At 10 a. Accommodations from HON
orary and corresponding members.
At IL a. ma report from the Depart
ment of Social Economy, on Homes for
the People" followed by debate.
This afternoon at o'clock an address wns
made by Prof. w. 7. Harris, of St. Louis, on
the Relation of Art Education to General
Education"
Colonel George Ward Nichols of this city.
read an interesting spaper on "Art Educa-
ton" which was followed by debate.
This evening at o'clock a paper will be
read on the 'Indian Question" by General
John Pope U. s. A.
The programme for the following days Is
as follows:
TOMORROW,
At 8 a. M, paper by DR.. John A. War
der of Ohio, on Forestry in it's Economic,
Sanitary, and Hygienic Relations" At II
a. m., paper by Roberts Bartholow, M. D..
of Cincinnati, on the Relation of Sewer Gag
to the Production of Specific Disease" At
3 p m, an address on "The Silver Ques-
ton" At p. M, paper ON the Monetary
Situation, by S. Dana Horton, Esq, of POM
eroy, y. AT 5 p. M, a paper on Specie
Resumption Affected by Recent Legisla-
ton" by Horace White, Esq, of New York.
Prof. 7. NJ Cooley, of Michigan University.
At 8 p. H., a paper on "Local and State
Taxation" by John H. Ames, Esq, of Lin
coln Neb.
WEDNESDAY, May 22-At a. M, a paper
on Congress and the President" by CANA
liel Bradford, of Boston; at 10 a. m., a paper
on cabinet Officers in Congress-" by Perry
Belmont, of New York; at II a. m, a paper
on Post-office Savings Banks" by Robt. z.
Porter, of Chicago; at II m, paper On
American Coinage and Currency" by ID.
Ward, Cincinnati; at p. ~, papers on The
Commerce of the Lakes" and Canal Trans
portation," by Col. Merrill U. S. A., and
W. D. Griswold, of St. Louis; at 4 80 p. M,
paper on "The Commercial and Social Re-
lations of the United States with South
America" by Rev. J. c. Fletcher, of In
dianapolis; at 8 p. m, paper on 'The Re
lation of the Government to Railways by
Simon Sterne, of New York, followed by
debate on railroads.
THURSDAY, May 23.-At a. M, a paper
on ''The Political Economy of Cooperative
Society,"" by Henry C. Adams, of Baltimore;
at 10 a. M, paper on THE Illusions OF
Economy" by W. L. Fawcett, of Chicago;
at p. NJ, paper on "The Patent System
of the United States" by Chauncy Smith,
of Boston; at 80 p. M, paper on Intel
lectual Property" by Professor N. Shaler.
of Harvard University.
FRIDAY May 24.-At9 a. M, report on
''Mechanical Industries, followed by de-
bate on ''The Labor Question:" at II a. m,,
a paperon 'The Public Lands" by Charles
Reemelin, Esq, of CINCINNATI at p. M.
debate on Health in Schools" at 4:3O p.
M, debate on 'The Coroner System in the
United States"
lHe StCIlOHdl iuceIlISo VI lli6 D6pdTtlatub
of Education begin this morning. The juris-
prudence department will meet at 10 ocloek
next Wednesday, and the Social Economy
Department on Friday morning.
There will be no sectional meetings of the
Finance and Health Departments
The following papers will be read before
the Department of Education: At Ga. m
On THE Difference between College and a
University" by President d. c. Gilman, Of
Baltimore, Md. At 10 a. ma paper ON
Agricultural Education" by Prof r. b.
Warder of Cincinnati
ON CHANGE.
President Hartwell called a meeting OF
the members of the Chamber of Commerce
at o'clock to-day and announced that us
the Social Science Association was now in
session in Dexter Hall, Springer Music
Building, it would be proper to appoint
committee to extend to the Association
courtesies of the Chamber.
To that end he would appoint the follow
ing Committee of Thirteen: VIM. Glenn,
s. Lester Taylor, Peter A. White William
Henry Davis, Adolph Wood, Edmund Dex-
ter, L. T. Barr, Jas. R. Megrue Charles H.
Kellogg l.. H. Laws, John Morrison, ].
Wilson Brown, A. I, Goshorn.