Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

tne very inStltuuons which nave renoefeu the TO
pubic truly great. We should gain renewed I'm.
petus for work. Eighteen months have passed
since our last meeting, and one and all OF us ex.
Pssnoe additional pleasure IN this long oela{sd
scientific work before you 10 extensive, and the
success OF the congress In thts particular Is a.
accordance with the 'ss WisS Of the sHecu
i've committees OF the congress been made OF SEC.
ondary consideration, ana the entertainments viii
oe rev and unoetentatiouA"
The president OF the association, Dr.. Rufus p.
Lincoln. OF New York. delivered his annual ad.
dress entitled "A Decade OF Laryngology," The
sps Tss sssa r.
New York; "a Case OF Subglottic Chronic stenosts
Of oi the Larynx Treated BY Dilaron," FrHnk Don:
Irachea. Case" Carl Seller, Philadelphia; "a
Specimen Of Structure OF tue Larynx with Extern
j. PM PSssdelpnss "a pos
si6le substitute for Tracheotomy and Intubatlon
In Certain Cases Edgar Holden, Newark
at his residence, eos street nortnWess on TRurs.
Gay, from 10 O'Clock, In honor OF the members
OF the American chronological Society.
The American Dcrmase,ogica1 Assecia.
ttOu.
The American Dermatologfcal Association dis
cussed skin disease In parior Of WillArdS Hotel
this morning. The meeting was rather large, and
was presided over by DR.. /. Z Atkinson, OF Balti-
more who delivered the opening address An In
teresting paper, entitled observations On SKIN
Diseases In the Negro,n was read By DR.. R B. Nor
rison, Of Baltimore. The meeting adjourned at
present were DR.. j. z. Atkinson, Of Baltimore; DR..
g. II: Tiden, OF Boston; DR.. J. n. Hyde. OF chicago;
Dr: 4; =: Brown, OF New York; DR.. G. II. Fox, OF
S SeS 10rk; l. duncan Bulky, New York, ana DE-.
fye-Smitn, OF London.
The American Anatomists.
The Association OF American Anatomists was
organized last evening. The following oflcers
were elected. President Or. Joseph Letdy, Of
Philadelphia; vice presidents. Dr. Frank Baker, OF
Washington; Dr. r. D. weisse, OF New York; Sec
rotary and treasurer, DR.. A. q. p. Lieut. OF Phila-
delphia; executive committee, DR.. Harrison Allen,
OF Philadelphia; DR.. Burt G. Wilder, OF Ithica n.
T., and Dr.; A. c. Bernays OF St. Louis, Mo. Papers
were read by DR.. Harrison Allen on "Bipartite
Condition or the Molar Bone in the North Ameri-
Points IN the Development Of the Valves Of the
Heart" and by DR.. j. 1. Workman on 1.-THE Con-
dition OF the Hyvid bone In some Prehistoric
Indians"
A Banques Of Welcome.
banquet was given at Willard's last night to
the members OF the congress- II was served in
sumptuous style. There were $50 covers laid.
Promptly at $50 the guests marched into the
long dining room by twos to the music OF the or.
chestra stationed at the entrance. Two large ia
bles ran almost the entire length OF the dining.
room, and were connected by Q shorter one extend.
bers OF the committee set The dining.room and
tables were handsomely adorned The centre OF
the end table was covered with q bed OF nowerA in
scr1bed In white flowers, american Congress Of
physicians and Surgeons, september IL, 1854"
An opportunity was Afforded at the banquet to
foreigners, and these gentlemen soon became the
center OF conversational circles. DR.. Busey, the
Chairman OF the committee OF arrangements, es-
corted Prof Won Esma TO the table, and they
were followed by Dr. Billings and others. Dr.
Busey presided, and after the menu had been dis
cussed, proposed the toast Of 1.-THE Congress"
w trAd ~
Guests" brought out responses from Prof. Won Es-
march and Sir Spencer Wells "The American
Medical Profession" was responded TO by Dr.. w. h.
and Dr.. d. Hayes Agnew, Philadelphia. Or. J. NJ.
browne, surgeon-general y. s. n, spoke on the
Dr. VIM. Pepper. or Philadelphia, was brought TO
his feet BY the toast "Tne Executive Committee
toaStS.
Some Of the Members I'm the CITY.
The following have registered in addition to
those mentioned In yesterdays STAR:
Members-Henry n. Lyman Boston; Francis
Kinnicutt, New York city; J. Soils Cohen, Phila-
delphia; Geo. L. Peabody, New York city; George
Ross Montreal Canada; p. s. Conner, CINCINNATI;
Jas stewart Montreal Canada C. Dudley,
neld, New York; J. Collins Warren, Boston; Regi-
maid II: Fltz, Boston; Joseph Price, Philadelphia;
YorH David oSssven f0f su Msy
mton, washington; +. x. Dercum, Philadelphia;
Henry Baumster, Illinois; Paul Kritzschmar,
Bastey, Rome, Ca Z. r. Palmer, Iouisville; Jno.
York; Z. = Montgomery, Phliadeiphis; John c.
Henry h. Donaldson, Baitimore; J. n. aacSenzi M
Baltimore; w. Z Ford, Utica N. Y; Henry d.
Moves, New York city; W. w. Sc ley, CINCINNATI;
New York city; K Harvey Reed, Mansfeld, Ohio;
1 Minis Hays, Philadelphia; Robert B. Morrison,
Baltimore; r. T. Weir, New York city; M. Alien
RI a orb nxsp n Ian.
city; a. F. A King. washington; Nicholas semi UI
Milwaukee,; Hobart A. Hare, Philadelphia; john
Isnas P1l Geo ssSarG Hart
%sssSder II stern. New YORK s.s s;;
York ii D ss f George Ns RaS c
S. .. Richey. Washington; VIM II. Wathen, Louis.
vile; WIN. Pepper, Philadelphia; e. Foronheimer,
hon, Cincinnati; Geo. Cniamore, San Frsncisco:
Edward B. Bronson, New YORK city; r J, Lewis
Philadelphia; A. W. Johnston, DanviiIe, Ky; w.
PreTits st. LOUIS cnss Koo cSlt c s,sy
8. c.; Byron Stanton, Cincinnati; Edmund d.
King, Toronto. Canada; J. Oscript Tansley, New
Holt, Portland, Me-; A. Vance, Louisville; II.
Plat, Lakewood, n. j.; VIM. Thomson, Philadel-
phiA; Jas. B. Hunter, New York city; Jas NeyeDs
c. Cooke. New YORK city; A. D. stackader, Mon.
treal, Canada; Landon G: Gray, New York city; ].
Van Van Bibber, Baltimore; VIM: 0sler, Philadelphia;
Geo u. Robe, Baltimore; W. II.
Parish, Philadelphia; Z. Hayes Agnew, PhiiadeI-
phia; Louis A. Sayre, New York city; j. c. Reeve
Dayton, Ohio; W. h. Draper, New York city; d. d.
Bram6le. Cincinnati; Fred c. Shattuck, boston;
Henry Q. Marcy, Boston; VIM. D. Booker. Balti.
glis. Detroit, Mich; Geo. b. Jacoby, New YORK
!antic CITY; F. W. Rockwell, Brooklyn; Lewis II.
Taylor, Wilkesbarre, Pa; Carl Settler, Philadel.
ph1a; Jas =. Moore, Minneapolis. Mimi; !. J. B.
vermyne New Bedford, Mass; CHRISTOPHER John.
ston, Baltimore; N. H. Richardson, Boston; Geo.
Whalton, Boston; John Ashurst, Jr., Pntiadei-
phia; A. l.. LOOMS, New York city: &. Fletcher
lngals, Chicago; Chas. l. Allen, New York city;
las. II. Hutchinson, Philadelphia; Edgar Holden,
Joseph W. Warren. Boston; A. b. Miller. syracuse,
T.; Francis B. Loring,. washington; John e
Owens, Chicago; 8. j. McNutt, New York city; K
A. klnlock, Charleston, 8. c.; John Ridl0n; New
ork city; y. A. Whatson, Jersey CITY; Harrison
Allen, Philadelphia; q. N. Allen, Cincinnati John
city; 9. w. Gross Philadelphia; VIM. Hunt, Pnila-
1elphia; Hunter Mcclure, Richmond. Va; p. c.
Knapp, Boston; Herbert r. williams, Brooklyn; +.
w. Ellis, Munson, Mass.
Guests-J: g: Cameron, Montreal Canada; John
VIM. Gay, London, Eng; Victor A. u. Horsley,
vSiso;is Eng Michel Charleston g C.:
r. l. Suedman, New YORK city: John d. Wheeler,
Burlington, Vt; N. L. McPhatter, Canada; w. s.
Edwin Bentley, Little Rock, Ark: Royal Whit
nan, Boston: A. B. Atherton, Toronto, Canada:
Henry Koplik, New York city; W. Peyre Porcher.
=. c.; Brooks. Norwich, N. Y; N.
Aa%p hslysvis CAL John n Luz Pits
Ricketts, Cincinnati.
Oh. BusEY's ABLE CORPS OF AsssfAxTa
nr Rusev the chairman OF tina c,orn ,nttsna ~