Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13


Philadelphia; s. ". Lanymaid, Boston, and
| Afternoon seslion-Papers BY ORA Franklin II.
Hooper, Boston; ,. Donaldson, jr., Baltimore, and
| y. b Bosworth, New York.
tn. cLInAToLooIcAL ASSOCIATION
| The American Chronological Association viii
hold Its NTH annual meeting In hall No. q
Grand Army building. The ofncers are az fol-
| lows: President DR.. Alfred L Loomia IL d..
ns's aotk city; vice presidents Dr. A. \. p. Car
taker, Cincinnati; secretary and treasurer Dr' i
b Walker, Philadelphia The nrst session viii be
n ns l1esaay afternoon at go. The president
VIII read ms annual address, and then papers by
YER Col; 3. E solly. Colorado Springs: r. q. cur
WV fn'iaoephia, and p. II. Kretzschmar, BROOK
I w, WEDNESDAY. morning session-Papers by Drs
pan SSuissraS Charleston, 8. c.; E T. Bruen,
pnaoeiphla; " Z. Bowoitch, Boston; r. L
knlgnt, Boston; E L. Trudeau Saranac Lake, N
IL "; j. Ford Utica, N. Y, and F. Donaldson,
| Afternoon session-The report of the committee
| on mineral springs will be presented by Dr. c. c.
| hice. New York, chairman, and papers on thera-
diseases, urinary and arthitic diseases, and mala-
rraIlssdsIpnia; =; H smith. New York and " q
Ocean Climate" by DR.. A L Gihon, q. s. N.
| lnursday, morning sess1On-Papers by Drs. J. T.
York; Z. l. shurly, Detroit; j. C. Wilson, Phila-
delphia; W. II. Geddings, Aiken, s. c.; Morse K
TAYLOR 2. $: Al {: Y: kenworthy. Jacksonville,
phii.S:, r. nLe'icK Pnliadelphia, and J. NJ Anders
Afternoon sesslon-Papers by Drs J. R. Learn
Matthew's, U. s. A.; b. NJ cammann. New York;
u: b 81 John Roosa, New York. and w. A. Jayne,
Georgetown, Col
| ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN PHYSICIANS.
the third annual meeting Of the Association Of
American Physicians will be held in hall No. I,
| q foil
President, DR.. VIM. H. Draper, New York; vice
presidents. DR.. Francis Minot, Boston, and DR.. r.
Palmer Howard, Montreal; recorder DR.. William
USER. Phiiadeiphia; secretary. Or. Henry Hun,
Albany, and treasurer, Dr. w. w. Johnston, OF
this city. At the rst session. held Tuesday at 10
as S address BY Tine s VIII
% read: Drs. w. w. Johnston, OF this city; James
r. Hutchinson, Philadelphia and George Ross,
| Afternoon sesslon-Papers by Drs. James C.
MIison, Philadelphia; George M. Garland, Boston;
Frederick Forcheimer, Cincinnati, and Frank
Donaldson Baltimore.
wednesday the morning session will open with
discussion on the absolute and relative value OF
a!oumen and casts, and OF renal inadequacy In the
diagnosis and prognosis Of diseases OF the kidney
Referee, DIR. Robert Il. Edes, OF this city Co
rsiesee' Dr, =, Edward G; Janeway' New New 1ork.
deiPhia; Alfred l. LOOMS, New York, and Samuel
c. CHEW, Baltimore.
St LOUIS James K TEACHER, New Haven, and
jacob M: DaCosta, Philadelphia.
thursday morning SeSalOn-DlScu9S0n, con-
Jointly with the American Physiological Society,
on the relation between trophic LESSONS and dis
eases OF the nervous system. Referee, DR.. Z. C.
Seguin, representing the Association OF American
PHYSICIANS Co-reIeree, DR.. h. G. Wood, repre-
Senttng the American Physiological society
HSs PAP Sy Drs jacob and William NJ Polk, Of
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures In pathology
ical anatomy by Drs. T. Mitchell Prudden, New
spears, Philadelphia, and VIM. T.. Councilman,
Baltimore. Papers by Drs George NJ. SIernberg
Y. 5. Army, and Francis I. Miles, Baltimore.
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
The American biological Society will have
special meeting at this time and there will be but
session, which will be held at IL m Tuesday at
the Arlington Hotel. The program for that session
embraces papers oy Drs. 5. o. Ricney, OF this city;
Shas: d. Burnett, Philadelphia; J. Oscroft Tans-
ley, New YORK; Saml TheOOald, Baltimore; Cor
ham Bacon, New York; SamI Sexton, New YORK
and W. II. Carmalt, New Haven, Conn. The ON
GERS are as loliows: President, Or. Jonathan s.
Prout. Brooklyn; vice-president Dr. Gornam Ba-
j. j. Vermyne.
TIE oPHrHALN0LoGICAL SOCIETY.
The American OphthalmOlig1caI Society will also
hold special meeting, consisting OF single ses-
sion ON Wednesday at IL am, at the Arlington
Hotel. Papers will be read by Drs David Webster.
New YORK; Chas. Stedman Bull, New York; Sami
Iheobald, Baltimore: Peter A. Callan New York;
Edw. jackson, philadelphia; j. Oscrolt Tansley
New York; W. F. MiJtendori New York; samI b.
Risley, Philadelphia, and swan NJ. Burnett, OF
The off1cers Of the society are: President, VIM.
r. Norris Philadelphia; vice president, DR.. Haskell
RelpS; Bostqn; secretary and treasurer, Dr. samL
THR NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
The meeting Of the American Neurological As
ISOLATION will be special one The sessions will
be held at WIZARDS Hotel, beginning Tuesday
morning. The papers to be discussed are by Drs.
Kooert I: Edes, OF this city; B. Sachs. New
YORK Papers Will be read by Drs. Philippe. Knapp,
Boston; Isaac OFT, Easton, Pa; Burt G.. Wilder,
Ithaca NY; E. D. Fisher, New YORK; s. Weir Nit.
S Sne pni!sdspnia; C. Dana, New York; Lam
Philadelphia; +. x. Dercum, Philadelphia; James
Hendrie Lloyd, Philadelphia; James j. Putnam,
New York, and Z. c. spitzka, New York. Tue
preliminary report OF the committee on encephalic
nomenca a,s WIN De read BY the chairman, Dr.
The omcer5 OF the association are: President,
DIT james J. Putnam, Boston; vice. president, DR..
Wharton sinkler, Philadelphia, aud DR.. B. Sachs,
New YORK city; secretary and treasurer, DR.. q. NJ.
Hammond, New York ciy.
THE DERMAToLoGICAL ASSOCIATION
The twelfth annual meeting OF the American
Genealogical Association Will be held at Will
lard's Hotel The officers are: President, DIR. l. E.
Atkinson, Baltimore; v1ce-president, p. A. Morrow,
New York city; secretary and treasurer Dr. G. H.
Tllden, Boston. The first session Will be held al
80 a. NJ Tuesday, preceded by business meet
viii be read BY Drs. G. II. Rohe, Baltimore; Heftz.
mann, New YORK, and j. G. White, Boston, Mass
Az tile AFTERNOON session papers Will DO read by
DrS j. E. Graham. Toronto, Canada; H. W. Stei-
wagon, Philadelphia; X. b. Morrison, Baltimore
and A. Van Harrington, Baltimore. Wednesday,
YORK; j. N: Hyde, Chicago; w. A. Hardaway st.
Louis. and A. Van Harrington, Philadelphia.
Afternoon session, papers by Drs. @. H. Fox A II
Robinson, L. b. Bronson, and l. Duncan Buckley
OF New York. Thursday, 10 O. H., papers by Drs
X. w. Taylor p. A. Morrow and G. Hetzmann of
New York, and Il. W. Stelwagon, Philadelphia.
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
The first annual meeting Of the American Physi.
illogical Society Will be held at this time. The
meeting will be held In the Army Medical Museum
beginning Tuesday morning. Papers will be read
by Drs- G. Staley Hail. Worcester Mass; G. i.
GOodale, Cambridge, Mass; G. w. Warren. Bos-
ton; w. p. Lombard, New York; G. s. MinOt. BOs
ton; II. n Martin and Ii. II. Donaldson. Bait.
more; Isaac OFT, EastOn, Pa; w. T. Sedgwick.
Boston; w. II. Howell, Baltimore; X. II. Chilten-
den, New Haven, Conn.,, and II. Sewall, Ann Har-
Dor, Mich. The Officers are DR.. Henry p. Bow.
ditch, Boston, secretary, and treasurer Dr. H. New
ell Martin, Baltimore.
THE oRTHo PRDIC ASSOCIATION.
The American Orthopedic Association will hold
Its FIRST annual meeting. The sessions will be
held at Welcker's Hotel, beginning Tuesday morn
ing Papers will be read by Drs. Newton M.
Sna1er. v. p. Gibney, Henry L. Taylor, A. B. Jud.
son, c. +. SULLIVAN, John RidlOn Dillon Brown
Samuel ketch, New York; DeForrest Willard
.. g. Morton, BenJ Lee, Philadelphia: A j. Steele
II. hodgen, st. LOUIS; Ap. Morgan Vance, Louis
VILE; George w. Ryan, Cincinnati: w. r White
head, Denver; L. Ii. Bradford, X. w. Lovett Bos-
ton, and A. dney Roberts, Philadelphia. The
oncers are: President Dr. Newton M. ShafYer
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