New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
PHILOLoGISTS AT PRINCETON.
TwENTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Princeton n. j., July speciaD. 1.-The twenty third
annual meeting Of the American Pathological Associa-
ton met this afternoon at O'Clock in University Hail.
DR.. Julius Sachs, OF NewYorh City, president In the
chair The secretary, Professor Herbert Weir Smyth
Of Bryn Mawr, presented the programme arranged by
the executive committee showing that notice had been
received that twenty papers would be presented
at these sessions The secretary also gave the report
Of members received These were thirty seven In
number, and We're connected with Institutions from the
Atlantic coast far west Colorado Springs Among
the new members were Professors Green. Matquand,
rockingham and Harper, of Princeton The report Of
the treasurer also received, showing balance OF
81 13e co. against balance Of s44o al year ago.
The meeting bids fair TO be the largest in the history
Of the association Those present al the opening Of the
sessions included Or. Julius Sachs, OF New.
York City; Professors a. Gudemar and p. l..
Gildersleeve, of Johns Hopkins University !;
Clement l.. Smith and james u. Patton, Of
Harvard W. Irving Hunt, Edward Cappa, Tracy Peck
T. D. Seymour, Thomas D. GOOdell md A. Guyot Cam
erUn, Of Yale College; H. s. Morrison, Of Trinity Col
lege; W. G. Hale and H. c. Elmer of Cornell Uni
versity; Herbert Weir smyth and Gonzalez Lodge Of
Bryn .Mawr F. A. March, Of Lafayette; J. Levxrett
Moore and Misses Leech and Webster, of Vassar Col
lege; f. T. Merrill and A. c. Armstrong. Of Wesleyan
A. B. Milford of Crawfordsvllle, Ind James NJ. Gar
rctt Of the University Of Virginia; l. H. Kirkland and
Charles Foster Smith, of Vanderbilt University John
B. Klefer, OF Lancaster Penn. william J. Seeye Of
Wooster University; L. H. Elwell of Amherst; J. En-
we'll Brady of Smiths College; Samuel B. Patncr. Of
Cleveland; william A. Merrill and Walter r. Bndgman
of Marietta College, oxford Ohio; Sidney G.. Ashman,
of Union College; Irwin B. McCnrdy, OF Philadelphia
Morris H. Straton, OF salem. " J.. Clarence H. Young,
Of Columbia College, and Professors W. II. Green.
NJ. NJ Miller, II. c. Cameron, a. F. West and Theodore
W. Hunt and Robert Blake and George P. Hussey, Of
Princeton College.
Immediately after the close Of the business session
the association proceeded 70 the hearing of papers
the time for the reading OF which was limited to twenty
minutes. The first paper read was by Clarence H.
Young, Of Columbia College, on Erchia the derne
of Xen0phon.n This was followed by paper by DR..
Z. G. Scher. OF NewYorl city, read in his absence by
Dr. A. Gudeman, Of Johns Hopkins University, on
Notes on the Roman Census in the Republican Era.
Andrew Ingraham, of the swain Free school, New
Bedford. contributed an interesting paper on Sword
Order in Lucan.S Professor Clement l.. Smith, Of
Harvard University, Cambridge. Mass, read paper
ON "Catulus and the Phasellus Of his Fourth Porn"
Copies OF the poem were distributed through the audi
en0c and the paper gave rise TO some discusson Inc
last paper Of the afternoon By PROFESSOR IhOnaS
Dwight GOodell, Of Yale University, on Aristotle on
the Public ArbitratOrs."
Excellent arrangements for the comfort and enter
tanment OF the members have been provided In Uni.
versy Hall by Professor Andrew f. West, OF Princeton
college the Committee OF Arran gements.
The association reassembled al O'Clock In the even
Rev Dr. Francis L. Patton, president Of Princeton Col
lege. This followed by the address OF the pLcSi-
dent Of the association. Dr.. Julius Sachs. Of New,
York upon Alexandrine Art The association VIII
ing and also on Thursday morning, closing Ito sessions
on Thursday afternoon.