The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03

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| lcges.
| The members Of the medical fraternjt,
In this city have been for some weeks mas
discussing the coming OF their brethren
from all sections Of the country who col
lectively compose that influential branch
OF the profession known as the American
Medical Association, whose last session wa,
held year since in the city OF New York
Our medical brethren seem determined thai
In the reception Of their fellow.aborer,
from all parts OF the country their reputa.
ton as we'll as that OF Old Virginia for pro.
verbal hospitality and warm welcome
should suffer no de,riment by their action.
Accordingly, in quiet way they have been
arranging To give effective expression 10
he desire and wish OF the profession here
in regard 10 these visitors. The latter have
been fiocking In for several days, and YES.
terday The corridors aud halls OF the Ex-
change and Ballard Hotel were thronged
with them. Yesterday the members were re.
newing old acQuaintanceship,visi promi-
ncnt points about the city, registering their
names at Association Hall. and generally
getting ready for the business to be initiated
to-day.
THE GENERAL PROGRAMME.
First Ddy-The Association will meet at
IL A. NJ. to-day in Mozart Hall. After or.
ganizition the proceedings will be opened
with prayer by the Rev. Bishop Keaue.
This will be followed bv an address OF well
come from Governor Holiday. The Com
mttee OF Arrangements will then make
their report; after which the address OF the
president, John T. Hodeen, NJ. D., Of Mis-
mill ha al; - D ID NJ
tions Of The Association will meet at the vari-
ous places assigned them for the purpose OF
having read and discus ing the numerous
papers on medical science and treatment OF
diseases presented.
Second DdY.-GPneral session at 10 A.
VI. Prayer by Rev. Joshua Peterkin, ID.
ID. Announcement Of Committee on NOmi-
nations. Action on amendment to Code Of
Ethics. Discussion OF amendment TO By
Laws. Address by DR.. William Pepper, OF
Pennsylvania, chairman OF the Section on
the Practice OF Medicine. Address by DR..
j. X. Chadwick, OF Massachusetts,, chair
man OF Section on Obstetrics, &c. Report
of DR.. William Brodie, Of Michigan, from
the delegation to the Canada Medical Asso.
citation. Report OF Committee on journal
izing Transactions. ReDort on Clinical
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Davis, OF Illinois. At 3P. VI. meetings Of
sections as on previous day.
Third Ddy.-General session at 10 A. VI.
Prayer by Rev. W. Z. Hatcher. Reports OF
Address by Dr. Hunter Nc.
Guire. chairman Of Section on Sui gerry, dc.
Address by DR.. J. T. Reeve, of Wisconsin,
chairman OF Section on Stale Medicine.
business. Reports of officers.
Report Of Committee on Social Position OF
Members OF the Medical Staff OF the Army
and Navy, Dr.. William VI. Beech. Of ONO,
chairman. At p. VI. meetings Of sections
at their designated places.
Fourth Ddg.-General session at 10 A. VI.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. {. II. Read. Report of
Committee OF Arrangements. Final Report
Of Committee on Nominations. Address on
OpbtbalmOOgy by Dr. Dudley s. Reynolds,
II Kentucky. Address on Diseases Of Chill
iren, by DR.. A. Jacobi, OF New York. Re-
port Of Committee on Neurology. Reports
)f secretaries OF sections. Miscellaneous
business. Adjournment.
ENTERTAINMENT OF THE VISITORS.
Tuesday night the visiting doctors will
be entertained at the WestmOrelind Club
BY Drs. Hunter Mcclure and James B. Nc.
Cav.
Wednesday evening the opera "Doctor |
If Alcantara will be presented by Rich
nond's gifted amateur corps at MozIrt Hall |
or the medical visitors.
Thursday night there will be a grand en-
ertainment at the Theatre TO members Of |
be Association by the physicians and citi- |
,ens OF Richmond.
PERSONNEL OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Appended will be found the names Of del
gates to the Association, by cities and
states, who fegistercd up to a late hour last
vening. The United States army and navy
re both represented In the body. Most il
lot all the delegates, as stated, are stopping
{ the Exchange and Ballard Hotel. Though
oming unberaIded and modestly, there is
included in the delegations from the various
tates some OF the brightest names known
q the American medical profession
COnnecticW.-R. Robinson. Donneson-
lite w. G. Vile, Sandy Hook T. Nor
on Hills, WIlIimaniic; Luther II. Wood
.itchfeld; G. A. Shelton, Huntington.
District Of COt,tmbid.-R. 5. l.. Walsh,
Washington; Joseph NJ. Toner, the famous
american antquary, Washington.
MinOiS.-N.' 5. Davis, Chicago; Henry
:. Reno, Albion; William A. Byrd, Qnin-
Y; w. II. McNary, Martinsyille: W.
Vest, Belvile.
Iora.-W. F. Peck, Davenport; J. c.
Iughes, Keokuk.
KansdS.- Charles V. Mottram, Lawrence;
}. w Stormont, Topeka.
Kentucky-J. NJ. Bodine, d. S. Rey.
DIds, and j. \. Octerlony, Louisville.
Louisiana. John W. Allen. Shreveport.
.Varyiond.- F. Percival and
ugene f. Cordell, Baltimore. |
Massachusetts,. jacob l.. Williams, !
lmes K. Chadwick, and Levi +. Warner, I
oston; James A. Sayory, Lowell. 3
Michiqan.-L. Connor, ii. +. Lysler, w. !
rodie, A. :. HeatoD, and Eugene Smith, 5
etroit Z. s. Dunster, Ann Arbor; II. b. I
,rnes, Ionia; Josiah Andrews, Van
Iren g. L. Rose and John #. Keables, a
ecatur; Hugh McColI, Lapeer. r
NinneSOta.-E. p. CAGE, Wateryile.
Missouri John T. Hodgen, James VI.
oft, Henry III. Nude, Charles w. Stevens, I
j. Steele, &. NJ i. Maughs, and X. NJ. a
rdan. St. Louis; 4. b. Lester and A. Il.
pan, Kansas City; d. fl. Young, Colum-
New HampShire.-Jobn W. Parsons, !
;,
.Ne,e JerSey.-B. A. Watson, Jersey City; !.
f. Stillman, Plainfeld; James 5. Green, !,
iZabetb. ;,
Ne,o York.-Peter Y. Frye, Oyster Bay y y
b. Whitney, East Norwich; K. ii. NJ. q
II, New York city; l.. ID. Bulkley, New a. a.
,rk city; George Henry Fox, New York a. a.
=; l.. A. Sayre, New York city; ID. II. -
New York city; John Byrne, I
ooklyn; A. Hodgman, New York city -
5. Purdy, New York city; Charles S. -
pod, New York city; Thomas III. Bur- ., -
.rd, New York city. ~ ~
North Carolina. Eugene Gussom, Ra- ~ ~
yh.
)hio.-H. G. Lands, Columbus; A. 4.
ghway, Cincinnati; ID. d. Bramble, GIN m