Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

BY the Members of The National Medical
| Association.
DETROIT TO BE TIE NEXT PLACE % nRrINo-
cUssIoN-oTHER DUMMIES rRASsAcTKD AT To-
pAY's sEssIoN-PAPERs BEAD.
The third days session Of the American Medi-
cal Association began bright and early this
morning at Albaugh's Opera House. The audi
ence today, as on each Of the two preceding
| days, was very satisfactory in size, the at
| tendance Of delegates and members very nearly
filing up the seats on the floor of the house,
while the two galleries were left for the wives
| and daughters of the doctors, a. well as the out
| siders who are interested in the papers that
are read and the regular business Of the associ-
alton
| ToDAY's PROGRAM.
The program today for the general session in
cluded an address on general surgery by Joseph
NJ Matthews, MD, of Louisville, KY, the re-
port of the trustees Of the journal Of the asso-
| citation, introduction Of new resolutions for
reference and action on resolutions previously
| introduced.
Among those who were seated upon the
stage when President VIM. T. Briggs called the
meeting to order was Rev. DR.. Bartlett the
pastor OF New York Avenue Presbyterian
| Church, who was the minister chosen to open
the business Of the day with devotional ex-
| ercises.
His prayer was an earnest appeal to the Great
Physician of all souls for His presence in the
deliberations Of this body assembled, for a
blessing upon the organization, its officers and
| members.
DIR. D. c. Patterson. chairman Of the local
committee Of arrangements, made the custom
airy announcements Of the program for the day
and Secretary Atkinson read the report Of the
| trustees of the journal
REPORT ON THE JOURNAL.
That periodical now has circulation Of s 800
copies The editorial and publication expenses
have amounted to S23,373.97 and the receipts
sl4. 540.59 The sentiment Of the present
meeting was strongly in favor Of the Journal
still remaining in Chicago, but Chairman
hooper report asked that permanent build
ing be selected as q home for the journal as
soon as the funds in the treasury will warrant
| the move. DR.. VIM. H. Wathen of Louisville
fchairman Of the committee on nominations,
read the report Of the committee, which prac-
| tcally amounted to an election, as only few
changes were made in the list of nominees.
Inc nominations were as follows:
NOMINATIONS.
For president, DR.. b. o. Marcy Of Boston,
Mass; first vice president, DR.. Willis p. King
of Missouri; second vice president, Dr.. Henry
Palmer of Wisconsin; third vice president, DR..
E. E. B. Davis Of Alabama; fourth vice presi-
dent, DR.. W. E. Taylor of California; treasurer,
DIR. Richard ]. Dunglison of Pennsylvania;
secretary, Dr.. W. B. Atkinson Of Pennsylvania;
librarian, DR.. Geo. w. Webster Of Illinois;
trustees, DR.. W. w. Dawson Of Ohio, DIR. W. W.
Potter OF New York, DR.. J. II. Ranch Of ui-
nois.
Judicial council: Dr. H. o. Walker Of Michi-
gan to fill vacancy; Dr.. W: 7: Bishop Of Penn
sylvania, DR.. James T. Hubbard Of Indiana,
DIR. Hunter Mcclure of Virginia. DR.. Diddamer
OF New York, DIR. G.. L. Porter Of Connecticut.
DR.; c; 81. Hughes of Missouri. DE-. A. N. Owen
of Indiana
r, Place =, Of meeting, 1882, HO. Springs. Ark.
Time OF meeting, first Tuesday in May. Chair
man OF committee Of arrangements, Dr.. ]. N.
Keller, Hot Springs, Ark. Address on general
medicine, DR.. j. S. Cain Of Tennessee: address
on general surgery, Sur. Gen. John b. Hamilton
OF Washington, d. C.; address on state medi-
cine, DIR. G. A Lindsey Of Connecticut.
COMMITTEE ON STATE MEDICINE.
DR.. J. Cochran Of Alabama. G. B. Belt Of
New York, DR.. T. E. Murren Of Arkansas, Dr..
Luke Robertson of California, Dr. T. h.
Z. s. N; DR.. J. r. Logan Of North Dakota, DR..
Robert G. Elegood Of Delaware, DR.. s. s.
Adams Of District Of Columbia, DR.. R. ].
Num- of Georgia. DIR. ]. P. Wall Of Florida,
DIR. Harold NJ. Meyar Of Illinois, DR.. T. F.
Hubbard Of Indiana. DR.. Wright Of Iowa, DR..
W. l. Schenck Of Kansas, DIR. b. Horace Grant
of kentucky, DR.. A. ]. Stone Of Minnesota, DR..
W. +. Brakey Of Michigan, DIR. W. johnson of
Mississippi, DR.. Young H. Bond of Missouri.
DR.. Thos. Wood of North Carolina, DR.. Aldred
F. Carroll of New York, DR.. G. p. Conn of
New Hampshire, DR.. Goldberth Of Nebraska,
DR.. r. Harvey Reed of Ohio, DIR. L. F. Flick
OF Pennsylvania, DR.. A. A. Moore Of South
Carolina, DIR. ]. P. Walker Of Tennessee, DR..
Swaringin of Texas, DIR. J. II. Hamilton Of
Vermont. DR.. A. F. Stifel of West Virginia, DR..
George Steele of Wisconsin, DR.. g. s. Boards
ley, U. S. A; DR.. Walter Wyman, q. 8. marine
hospital service; DIR. r. W. Martin Of Virginia,
DR.. j. X. Matas Of Louisiana.
COMMITTEE ON NEUROLOGY.
DR.. J. T. Surcey Of Alabama, DR.. Hudspeth
Of Arkansas, DR.. Asa s. Potter of Massachusetts.
DR.. ". h. Lindey of California. G. R. Shepperd
of Connecticut, II. Capehart Of North Dakota,
S. p. Brush Of Delaware, ]. NJ. Toner Of Dis
trict Of Columbia, c. R. Ogsley Of Florida. G..
DR.. j. l.. Thompson of Indiana DR.. Brown of
Iowa. d. w. F. Sawhill of Kansas, John G.
Brooks Of Kentucky, r. c. Levensaler Of Maine.
A b. Anher Of Minnesota. W. B. Alvord of
Michigan. B. F. Ketrel Of Mississippi, ]. D.
Griffith of Missouri, N. Jacobson of New York,
]. j. Berry Of New Hampshire, g. s. Thorne of
Ohio, Jacob Price Of Pennsylvania, f. p.
Porcher Of South Carolina, F. NJ. Sim of Ten
nessee, W. 81. Wilks Of Texas Edw. R. Camden
Of Vermont, Dr.. Wilson of West Virginia, N. NJ
1 ~NO0AoSho,
consin, Jas. N. Flint, U.SN., L. E. HAYES Of
Virginia
COMMITTEE ON PAN-AMHRIcAN MEDICAL CONGRESS.
DR.. Saunders Of Alabama, DR.. Ed Bentley of
Arkansas, DR.. W. B. Cluness Of California, G.
A Lindsey Of Connecticut, E. N. Darrow of
North Dakota, C. II. Richards Of Delaware. d.
W. Prentiss Of District of Columbia, c.
r. Oglesby Of Florida, James McFadden
CASTOR of Georgia, N: S. Davis Of Illinois, A.
NJ. Owen Of Indiana, H. B. Criley Of Iowa, J.
P. Minney Of Kansas, J. N. Mccormick Of Ken
lucky, Augustus P. Clarke Of Massachusetts,, p
H. Willard Of Minnesota. C. H. Leonard of
Michigan, 1. n. Love Of Missouri, DR.. CROWN
of New York, Irwin A Watson Of New Hamp-
shire, R. c. Moore Of Nebraska, A. L. Reed Of
Ohio, William Pepper Of Pennsylvania, b A.
Kinlork of South Carolina. J. r. Brush Of Ten
nessee, ]. W. Carhart Of Texas, Henry W. Hol-
ton Of Vermont, James H. Brownfeld Of West
Virginia, Joseph p. Reed of Wisconsin, J. f.
Wexford Of Virginia. s. T. Chaillee of Louisi-
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