Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
NOTED PHYSICIANS COMING.
The Eleventh Annual Congress Of the
American Laryngological Association.

NOTED PHYSICIANS COMING.
The Eleventh Annual Congress of the
American LaryngoloSical Association.
| The eleventh annual congress Of the Ameri-
can Laryngologicai association will meet in this
city on the S0th Of May. The sessions will be
held in the parlors of the Arlington on the
Soth, 3lst and June 1, and very full program
Of unusual interest to the profession has been
prepared. This will be the first time this asso-
citation has held its regular annual meeting in
| Washington, but they were here with the medi-
| cal congress some seven months ago. and we're
80 much pleased with Washington as q place of
meeting for such assemblages that they decided
| to hold their next congress here.
PROGRAM FOR THE FIRST DAY.
The first morning session will open at 10
O'Clock, and after the roll-call and reception Of
guests the address Of the president Of the as
ISOLATION, DR.. E. Carroll Morgan, of this city,
| will be delivered. The rest of the program for
| the day will be the reading OF the following
| papers: REPORT OF the removal Of q super
numerary tonsii' Specimen and drawings), E.
Carroll Morgan, NJ. D., Washington, president
| of the ASSOCIATION; IAN edematous form of
| disease of the upper air Passages" VIM G.
Glasgow, NJ. D., st. Louis; The relation be-
tween facial erysipeias and erythema on the
other" Geo W. Major, NJ. D., Montreal:
| '.Acute multiple adenitis (scepticO edema of
the larynx, with spontaneous cure, larvngo-
| scoplc appearances" Samuel ". Langmaid, NJ.
D.. Boston. The election of fellows, the ap-
! pointment of nominating and auditing COM
mittees, and the presentation of instruments
! will follow.
The afternoon session will begin at O'Clock,
and the following papers will be read: 'Some
| points in the pathology and treatment of dis
eases of the nasal pharvnx," John N. Macken-
zie. Md, Baltimore; observations upon the
condlt on known as adenoid hypertrophy at
| the vault of the pharynx, and the methods used
| for its relief" ID. Bryson Delavan. NJ D.. New
York; 'Three rare cases." illustrated. George
| NJ. Lefferts, NJ. D., New York; Warts in the
| nasal Passages" E. Fletcher Ingals, NJ. D.,
| Chicago.
The annual dinner will be given at the Ar
hngton. beginning at o'clock.
THE BUSINESS MEETING
will be held at 10 o'clock on the morning Of the
| second day. when reports of officers and COM
mittees will be made At II o'clock the doors
will be opened and the reading Of papers COM
menced as follows: Some of the manifesto
lions Of syphilis Of the upper air passages"
I. Armory De Blois, NJ. D., Boston; '.Notes on
the galvano Cautery in the treatment of n.y.
pertrophied tonsils," Chas. Fl. Knight, NJ. D.,
sils when unattended by hypertrophy," John o.
Roe, NJ. D., of Rochester. Adjourned at l
O'clock
At the afternoon session, beginning at
O'Clock, there will be discussion a subject to
be selected at the time, followed by the follow
ing papers. Experimental methods OF studying
the actions OF the intrinsic muscles of the lar
ynx, Franklin Ii. Hooper, NJ. D., of Boston.
Dysphonla spastica, Frederick l. Knight, Md,
Boston. A case of sarcoma Of the thyroid
gland pressure on the right sympathetic nerve;
| unilateral tonic spasm of laryngeal muscles; in
intermittent clonic spasm of opposite side;
compression stenosls; tracheotomy, hamorr-
hsge from gland twenty months later, pressure
upon the LETT sympathetic nerve; death from
disturbance in the functions of the two sympa-
| thetics, j. Solis-Cohen NJ. D., Philadelphia.
Memorandum OF recurrent laryngeal growth,
appearing twenty-five years after removal,
Rufus P. Lincoln, NJ. D., New York.
Starting at o'clock in the afternoon, DR.. E.
Carroll Morgan. the president, will take the
congress on an excursion to Mount Vernon.
THE LAST DAY.
At the morning session Of the last day, June
!. the following papers will be read: Some I'M
usual manifestations Of tuberculosis of the
larynx," Clarence G. Rice, NJ. D., New York;
REPORT of two cases of tuberculosis of the
tongue" G. f. Bean. NJ d., st. Paul; 1.-The adj
nitrate in chronic 1aryngitis." S. Soils Cohen,
NJ. D., Philadelphia; Some manifestations in
| the throat of lethemia and allied conditions"
F. Whitehall Henkell, NJ. D., Buffalo.
At the afternoon session: ION the local treat
ment Of diphtheria," J. c. Mulhall, NJ D., St.
Louis. "Remorrhage from the larynx." Vim.
Porter, NJ. D., st. Louis. Ballot for officers,
1889-90, and their induction into Office. Ad-
journment.
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS WHO WILL ATTEND.
The congress will be attended by some of the
most prominent members Of the medical pro-
fession. Among them will be: Harrison Allen,
Philadelphia; c. E. Bean, st. Paul: F. II. Bos-
VIM. II. DAILY, Pittsburg; T. A. De Blois, Bos-
ton; D. B. Delavan, New York; T. Donaldson,
Baltimore; J. H. Douglas. New York; w. O.
Glasgow, st. Louis; J. II. Hartman, Baltimore;
F. W. Hinkel Buffalo; Edgar Holden, Newark;
F. II. Hooper, Boston; L. T. Ingals. Chicago
W. c. Jarvis, New York; II. A. johnson, Chica-
go; S. Johnston, Baltimore; +. |. Knight Bos-
ton; 8. W. Langmaid Boston: G.. NJ. Lofferts,
New York; Il. p. Lincoln, New York; 4. w. Nc
Coy. Philadelphia; J. n. Mckenzie. Baltimore;
G. W. Major, Montreal; &c. MulhaiI. st. Louis;
VIM. Porter. st. Louis; ID. n. Rankin, Allie
gheny: J. o. Roe. Rochester: C. A. Sajous. Phil
adelphia c. Seller, Philadelphia; f. L. Shurly,
Detroit; S. o. Vanderpoel, New York; Clinton
Wagner, New York; b. +. Westbrook, Brook
| lyn.
The officers are: President, E. Carroll Nor
gan. NJ. D., Washington, ID. c.; first vice-presi-
dent W. q. Glasgow, VI. D.. St. Louis second
vice-president. F.. c. Sajours, NJ D., Philadel-
| phia; treasurer. d. Bryson Delavan, D., New
York; librarian, Thomas r. French. NJ. D.,
| adelphia Franklin II. Hooper, VI. D., Boston;
| George " Lefferts. " D., New York; Fred
erick 1. Knight, II. D., Boston.