Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

York. treasurer. Matthew d. Mann of Buffalo;
other members of the council. william NJ. Polk
a. New iorA. III. l.. {. Wilson of Baltimore.
I Francis H. Davenport of Boston. l.. c. Dudley
I Of Chicago: delegate to the executive commit
/ tee al the congress. Samuel G. Busey of Wash
/ InstO,: member Of the committee of arrange
| mcnt.. Jos. IEber johnson Of Washington.
1 AMERICAN DEKNAToLoaIcAL ASSOCIATION.
] Fifteenth annual meeting 10 be held at the
| SkprCham Hotel
! officers President. 7. =. Greenough Of Bos-
\ ton; wee president. l.. v Denslow of st. Paul;
| secretary ami treasurer. George Thomas Jack
son % Nsw York. delegate to the executive COM
mite" of the congress, George Henry Fox OF
/ New York alternate. II. W. Stelwagon of Phia-
l dolphin; member of the committee OF arrange
Hents. |. j.. Atkinson % Baltimore.
aNEE'csS LsHYSGoLosIcAL ASSOCIATION.
Thirteenth annual congress TO te held at
the Arlington Hotel, parlor A.
Presideut,W c. Glasgow, 81. Louis; first vice
| president. John o. Roe. Rochester: second vice
president J. ". Hartman, Baltimore; secre-
tary and treasurer, Charles H. Knight, New
York: Librarian. Thomas X. French. Brooklyn.
CCuucIl-teOrEe VI. Lefferts, New York city;
Frederick l. Knight Boston, Mass; ID. Bryson
Delayan. New York city; Harrison Allen, Phila-
Gelrhia, Pa. Delegate &c the executive COM
niittee of the congress. DIR. Harrison Allen,
Philadelphia; alternate. DIR. j. Solis-Cohen.
Philadelphia. Member of the committee of
arrangements, DIR. Samuel johnson, Baltimore.
AMERICAN cLIMAroLoGIcAL ASSOCIATION.
Eighth annual meeting to be held in hall No.
2, Grand Army building
President, Frederick l. Knight of Boston;
! vice presidents f. l.. Trudeau Of Saranac Lake.
rotary and treasurer. J. b. Walker of PhIla-
| dsiThIa; council. F. C. Shattuck OF Bos-
ton; T. q. Curtin of Philadelphia;
I J.. L. Shurly of Detroit, Mich; S. Ct. solly of
/ Colorado Springs. Col; A. L. LOOMS of New
York city. Delegate to the executive commit
tee OF the corgress-A. l.. LOOMS Of New York,
Alternate, +. donaldson of Baltimore. Mem
I her of the committee OF aIranSements-W. ".
Johnston Of Washington.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN PHYSICIANS.
Sixth annual meeting to be held in hall No. 1.
Grand Army building. President. William
Pepper. Philadelphia; vice president. Henry N.
Lyman, Chicago; recorder. L. Minis Hays Phila-
detphla; ttary. Henry Hun. Albany: treas
urcr. W. ". Johnston. Washington; council,
Frederick c. Shattuck. Boston: Samuel G.
BGs"y. Washington: William ii. WEIGH. Balti-
more; William Pepper, Philadelphia: George
l.. Peabody. New York; G. Baumgartnn. ST.
Luu~; delegate to the executive committee of
the congress. NiiliGm Pepper. Philadelphia:
member Of the committee of arrangements,
samuel c. BGsey. Washington. chairman.
Tuesday. september -. 10 a.m.-Iresident's
address. William Pepper. Phil .delphia; gen
erl business. reports, .fc.: discussion on the
Treatment of yIscCrai tuberculosis by hcchs
methoi; reports 10y +. Z kirnicut. New York
city. Harold {. Ernst, BoSton; William Osler.
E.iJImor,; Drs. NESsCr and GTifiiths. PLilatiel-
I PLiI. The Climate of Southern California for
IL splratory Diseases. a preliminary paper.
Norman Bridge, Los Angeles Experimental
studies on TIE Causes OF the LocaliZation of
Pulmonary TItEisis and Certain Other Infec-
tlOus Diseases vi tie Lungs, j. W. Roosevelt.
New \ ok city.
"Wednesday, September %, 10 a. m.-Discus-
sion Oh tie remote results of the removal Of
the oySries and tubes: referee. William t. Lusk.
NV lOrk city: cU-Teferee. Wharton Sinklcr.
Philadelphia Nerve stretching in Inveterate
Case OF TriEeminai Neuralgia" James Stewart
Montreal: ''Ou the Diseases of the Kidney
Popularity called 'BriShts Disease Francis
Dei.;.e.d. New York city; Note the Recog-
milton oi Certain Cases Of Epilepsy. Accompa-
nicdby Ahuminuria. Which Might BE Mistaken
fCr Cases of UrBulic Convuisi0ns." James
Tyson. Philadelphia; '.Bradycarcia in Acute
Ar;I-ular l.hcunIatiSm, l. T. Atkinson, Balti-
more.
thursday. September 81. 10 am-'.Discns-
sion Cu The Relations Between Arterial Disease
and Nl-cCrIl Changes referee. George l.. Pea
body. New York city; co-referee. W. L. Council
man. BaltImore; Intestinal Perforation in
typhoid Fever" r. II. Fitz, Boston; 1.-THE Re
L.ton Of Drinking Water to Disease" Henry +.
MalcOtt, Cambridge. Mass: "A Contribution to
the Pathology of PernicIous AnPmia,' j. Z.
'Ip<iGI 'tI4liltl anu tAaIlt W. bUtT, lNlitOcl-
phia. On Changes in the Red Blood Corpus
cles in the PerEicious Anemia of Texas Cattle
, Fever (by invitation, IheObald Smith, Wash
ingtOn.
Friday. September 25. 10 a.m.-"The Condi-
ton and Prospects of the Library of the Sur
CeOn General Once and Its Index Catalogue"
John >. Billings. Washington; sequel to
Case of Slow Pulse (PurGyD. ID. W. Prentiss.
Washington; ''l.ei.ort of Autopsy Robert T..
Eles. arlington: ''urave Forms of Purpura
y. NJ .,I,h
| Path logIca! Histology of Acute and Chronic
Appendicitis" William +. Whitney. Boston;
The Treatment Of typhoid Fever by Sys-
tematie old BATHING james Z. Wilson, Phila-
dClphia. cuucluolIg business.
brs. James g.. Glover and lillian NJ. Ord of
London. Drs Mccall Anderson and w. L.
Gardiner Of Glasgow. ir. j. Battey luke OF
Edinburgh. Prof. Curschman OF Leipzig and
l'r. LowenbcTg OF Paris have already accepted
the invitation oi the association to attend the
congress AID Will be the guests of the associa-
uOn and will participate in the discussions of
tie papers read before IT.
ASSOCIATION OF ANTHOLOGY AND sYPHILoLoGY.
Fifth annual meeting to be held at the Shore
hain Hotel Oificers-President, Fessenden n.
OTIS. New FORK city; vice president, Arthur L.
I Cabot Boston: secretary. John A. Fordyce
New York city. Members of the council John
l.. Bryson, st. Louis; Robert W. Taylor.
New York city. together with the officers OF the
association Delegate 10 the executive COM
niittee of the congress. Robert W.. TAYLOR, New
/ York city; alternate, Edward l.. Reyes. New
York city. Member of thu committee Of ar
raugemeats. 4. r. Bevan. Baltimore
Tuesday, September 22.-Business meeting at
. = M; reading of minutes: report of council:
report of committee: election OF nominating
committee appointment of auditing committee:
/ proposals IL writing Tor membership; rliscel-
IJat Gus business.
Morning session at 10 oclock.-"A Review of
: the Evl.t OF the Transmission of syphilis to
the Third Generation" AbEer Iost, Boston:
| ''ke.atIou of SyI hills to Structure of the
kectCm. Robert W. Taylor, New York CITY:
/ Observations Upon the Syphilitic Cachexia."
J Blake White, New York city; ..Abortive
/ Treatment Of SyIhilis, j. William White.
Philadelphia: On the Occurrence OF Nephritis
/ an syphilis, JOHN fordyce, New York city.
Wednesday. September 23.-Business meet
ing ~ 9 am: repor; Of the treasurer and
/ audlting committee: report of nominating COM
mittCe and election of officers; election of
| members; selection of time and place for next
meeting; miscellaneous business.
I Morning session AZ 10 oclock.-"Some Fxue-
/ ricHce with Su. rapublc and Perineal Drainage
Temporary and Permanent. in Vesical bis
! ease. Edward L. keyes. New York city; "A
/ Contribution 20 the Surgical Treatment of
\ kurtures .. the Bladder" Arthur r. Cabot.
| Boston, ''On the Use of Saiicylic Acid in the
I Treatment OF Certain Forms Of Cystitis John
/ 4. Bryson. St Louis; "Un1etecteC Stone 4"
/ Vim. ii. Kingston, Montreal, Canaaa; .'Spon-
/ taneous fracture of Stone iii the Bladder"
I Francis ;. Watson. Boston; "Encysted Stone
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