Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

rathsr fond of whisky. To the surprise Of HE
friends he joined total abstinence society one
Friday evening. Saturday he was found drunk
"Ah. Sandy. thought you were tectotalerY''
And 80 am, but am not bigoted"
Dr. iark said he realized the dignity and
Importance OF hts ofRce and trusted that his
fellow member would never hesitate to call
nm 70 order they thought he vas not doing his
After vote Of thanks to the retiring presi-
dent for the abba and impartial manner In
which he had filed his ofece as well - for the
valuable paper he read shis morning. the meet
yuruRs FaoeAAH.
The following Il the program for the remain
ing msesanss Of the association:
This aftsrnoon will be devoted TO informal
vista TO places Of public interest about Wash
Evening session, . ,. m.-'A Case II Leth-
afSy;" c. I. Clarke, n, d. '"Ths New Departure
"a Massachusetts" A. r. Mouiton, N. D.; The
Increase and Prevention Of insanity" o.
1 avsrsa' A. D.; brain pessnsracy," james 7.
WEDNESDAY, APan %, 1891.
Aosuing session, 10 q H. Miscellaneous busi-
ness; reports Of committees; "How 70 Control
the Temperature Of the Bath" H. A. Tobey,
N. D; Some foints Regarding General Par
=. ~ honorary
men6eri "Abuse Of Hypnoties," John B. Cha
pm. -. D.; Post Neuralgia Psyehoses," C. H.
The arernoon will be devoted to informal
nens sesang. including trip 70 Mt. Vernon at
Evening ssssion, 8 p. m.--"Insomnis and Its
Ireatmsnt." Z. n. Brush, MD; Two Unusual
Eases, W. A. Gorton, u. D.; The Seminary
hethod In Asylum and Hospital Work." Ed
YARD Cowies, Md; '.Traumatic Hysteria from
ssssS.I eHiSu. Sasrs. ds.
B. Burr, ND.
7HURsDAY, APRIL so, 1891.
Morning session. 10 Am.-Miscsllansou
business. Report Of committees. Discussion,
The Advancement Of the Work Of the Associa-
ton and the Advantages Of Better Organize
followed by prs Chaplin. Calender, Gundry,
bryce, Blumsr and others. 'Cranial Measure
ments OF the Insane," Walter Claiming, ND:
Schools for the Insane" G.. Alder Bumer, NJ.
p; Mechanical Massage" B. d. Eastman, N.
v. The afternoon will b devoted TO visit 70
st. Elizabeth.
Evening session, 8 pm Hospital Notes
From Europe" T. W. Fisher, NIB; Die
tetics IN the Treatment and Cure of Insanity"
e, H. Talcott, ND; ''Tsstamentary Calsc-
w, 4: r. Chase, ND; What Shall Be
Done With the Letters OF the Insanc?" c. z.
Wright, ND; subject to be announced, n
Emmons Payne, ND.
.- a.. yiIpAY, NAT I, 1881.
Morning session, 10 a.m.-volunteer papers;
obituary notices Of deceased members-Dr. E.
T. Wilkins, by DR.. L. F. Dozier; DIR. J. B.
Jones, by DIR. J. H. Calender; DIR. c. A. Miller,
by Dr.. 4. W. Harmon; DR.. Chas. W. Stevens,
by DR.. c. H. Hughes; miscellaneous business
and report Of committee on resolutions; final
adjournment.
After the final adjournment the members
Will take the 12:15 p. m. train on the Baltimore
aud Potomac railroad to visitthe Sheppard Asy-
lum at Baltimore Md.
The local physicians, the medical corps Of
the army and navy and the members Of the
visiting medical association have been invited
to share In the meetings Of the association.
MEMBERS WHO ARE PRKsENT.
Among the members Of the association who
are present At the meeting are Edward Cowles,
Mclean Asylum, Somsrville, Mass, Stephen
Lett, Homewood Retreat, Guelph, Ont. W.
y. knapp, Nsbraska State Hospital, Lincoln,
Ssb.; Walter 3 fisminS Kings County Asy-
Western Hospital, Dixmont, Pa; Henry n.
wetherill, secretary committee on lunacy
Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphis; ". W.
Fairon, E. n. G. Hospital, Golds-
boro. N. CT C. B. Burr, Eastern Michigan
Oak Grove, Flint, Mish.; D. Clark, Toronto,
Canada; Charles @. Wagner, Utica State Hospi-
tai, Utica, N. Y: J. N. Mosher. st. Lawrence
state Hospital, Osdensburg, n. y;
H. E. Allison. State Asylum TO- insane Crimi-
nais, Auburn. n. T.; A. H. Wilmer, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, Washington
John H. Calender, Central Hospital, Nashville
Tenn. Z. H. Jones, Eastern Kentucky Lnnati;
Asylum, lakeland, KY; c. K.woedson, Asylum
No. 2, g. Joseph, Mo-; ]. NJ. Buchanan, East
Mnsissippi Insane Asylum, Meridian, Miss i;
j. 8. Lewis, West Virginia Hospital for the In
sane, Weston, W, Va; L. F. Dozier, Napa State
Asylum for Insane, Napa, Cal; James T.
Sleeves, Provincial Lunatic Asylum, St. Johns,
n. B.; James ID. Munson. Northern Michigan
Asylum, Travers City, Mich: c. b. Chesher,
Cleveland Asylum, Cleveland, Ohio: VIM. NJ Ed
wards, Michigan Asylum for Insane kalamazoo;
R. N. Philips, Second Minnesota Hospital for
the Insane, Rochester, Mimi: p Bryce Ala
bama Insane Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Ala; r. W.
Harmon, Longview Asylum, Carthage, Ohio;
James Gordon, State Lunatic Asylum, No. 3,
Monda, No.; L. H. Prince. Bellevue Place,
Batavia, H.; Louis N. Head, Wisconsin
State Hospital. Mendoza, Wis; N. Emmous
Paine, Westboro', Mass; BENZ. Blackboard,
Western Lunatic Asylum. Staunton, Va; John
B. Chaplin. Pennsylvania Hospital for Insane,
Philadslphia; Thso. W. Fisher, Boston Lunstic
Hospital; Hugh B. Meredith, State Hospital for
Insan., Danville, Pa: A. H. Moulton, State
Board Of Lunaey and Charity, Boston;
". P. Crumbscher, Asylum for Insane, Athens,
Ohio; Henry N. Hurd, Baltimore; Orville T.
Rogers. 8. W. Hopkinson and C. ". Page. State
Lunatic Hospital, Danvsrs, Mass; J. D. An
drews Buffalo State Hospital. Buffalo, n: Y,
and W. W. Goddins, Government Hospital for