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

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ton; Arthur j. Gillette st. Paul. s., mnel Ketch
| New York city; Benjamin Lee Philadelphia L.
A. Weigel, Rochester, n. Y; delegate to the
executive committee OF the congress. n. NJ.
Snaner, New York city; alternate, '. T. Glib
| ney, New York city: member of the committee
phia.
! Tuesday. September 22-The association
viii be called to order daily at am. Recess
from IL to 1890 pm. Adjournment at p. LII.
| or In time for the meeting of the congress at
pm. Exhibition of apparatus at the close of
| each day. The presidents address A. Il. Jud-
son. New York city; The Orthopedic Work Of
the Late MIR. Thomas" A. J. Steele. st. Louis;
u inform Nomenclature in 0rthopedic Sur
gerry" W. X Townsend, New York city; 1.-TWO
Cases of Peculiar Type of Primary Crural
Asymmetry." Henry Ling Taylor. New York
city; ''On the Best Means Of Preventing a
Loose Joint or Dangling Limb. After Resection
at the Shoulder JOINT. With an Illustrative
Case, W. II. Whitehead. Denver, Col; "A
Case of Spina Bifda With Partial Motor and
Sensory Paralysis. Double Equino-varus and
Purulent Bursitis. Ii. Augustus Wilson. Phil
adelphia; ''Congenital CIub-foot With Absence
OF Great Toe and Contiguous Bones of the In
step, L. Nj. l.. Chrystie, New York city; IA
Case of Club foot, Club-hxud and Multiple
Joint Deformity. VIM. L. Writ, Cleveland, Ohio;
On the Use OF the Wrench in the Treatment
OF Club-toot" Robert Jones. Liverpool. Eng
land; Operation Upon the Coueave Surface in
1alipes Equino-varus,' Il. E. Mckenzie, To-
ronto, Can; The After Treatme mt of EXcision
o. the Knee Joint" John ScLhpps Brooklyn,
n. y; ..GonorrhGal rheumatism and Its Treat
ment; Primary and Secondary, u. f. Brod
hurst, London. Ing; 'Atrophy in Joint Dis
ease" L. q. Bracket Boston; Tho Diagno4tic
and Prognos,ic Value of High Temperature in
Chronic Joint Disease" Robert ". Lovett. Dos-
ton; ''On the Tests for Recovery From Joint
Disease, Robert Jones, Liverpool, Eng; ZAP
Paratus for Making traction William T.. Writ
Cleveland: ''Some Lateral Traction Fixation
Hip Splints," A. NJ. Phelps, New York city.
Wednesday, September 23.--..Ra chitiS in Ad-
olescence, Bernard Barlow, Buffalo; The AS
pirator in Orthopedic Practice Ap Morgan
Vance. Louisville; ''Congsnital Misplncemc mt
| of the Hip, With New Apparatus for Its Treat
ment, a. NJ. Phelps, New York city; a Study
Of Atrophies. Roswell Park, Buffalo: The Di-
agnosis of Potts Disease, Robert W. Lovett,
Disease. Geo. ". Ryan. Cincinnati; ''Syphil-
itic Potts Disease in Children" john Itidlon,
New York city; Potts Disease and Preg-
nancy 4. Halsted Myers, New York city;
'Paraplegia in Potts Disease, 4. q. Bracket,
BostOn "Pressure-Mye litis in Potts Disease
Albert Hoffa, WurzLrg. Germany; Assesses
in Potts Disease Herbert l.. Burrell. Boston;
Assesses i'll Potts Discase."W. r. Townsend,
New York city; The Evacuation OF Spinal
Assesses Without Drainage George Arthur
Wright, Manchester. England; ''Blaieral Lum-
bar Abscess. With Case" James L. Young,
Philadclp hia; The Benign Course Of Assesses
III POtt 5 Disease Cndep Efficient Mechanical
Treatment" Newton NJ. Shaffer, New York
city; The Value OF Mechanical Treatment in
Old and Neglected Cases of Potts Disease
Henry Ling Taylor. New York city; 1.-The Me-
chanicai Treatment of Potts Disease, With an
Exhibition OF Apparatus" A. N. Phelps, New
York city.
Thursday. September Malignant Dis
ease of tie Nertebr8 Stimulating Potts Dis
ease" A. ID. Judson. New York city; Paralysis
in Potts Disease, Charles L. Scudder. Boston,
''Prognosis in Potts Disease Samuel Ketch.
New York city: Proposed Treatment of Potts
Disease. by Wiring the Vertebral Processes"
ID. Z. Hadra, Galveston; ''The Operative Treat
ment i'll Spinal Caries,' Deforest Willard,
Phiadelphia; The Treatment of Potts Dis
ease. With Especial Reference to the Early
Stage" Bernard Barlow. Buffalo; Potts Dis
ease In Adults" A. j. Steele. st. Louis; POTTS
ard Marsh. London, England; "Cervical
Spondylitis.' L. A. Weigel. Rochester, n. Y;
The Prevention Of Unnecessary Deformty in
Potts Disease" Royal Whitman New York
city; "A Brief History of the Use of Suspen-
sion in Potts Disease" Ben amin Lee. Phila-
delphia; .'Recumbency in Potts Disease" Ap
Morgan Vance. Louisville; Extension in Potts
Disease, B. L. Mckenzie, Toronto. Canada;
Extension in Bed, Charles c. Foster, Cam
bridge, Mass; Traction and Fi1ation in Potts
Disease, Reginald II. Sayre. New York city;
1.-The Treatment of Potts Disease" V. L. Glib
ney. New York city; Comparative Value of
the Present Modes of Treatment of Carries of
| the Spine" E. Ii. Bradford. Boston.
Friday, September 25.-''A Further Contri-
button to Typhoid Spine" 2. Gibnev. New
forL city; line Treatment of Congenitai Dis
locations of the Hip" L. II. Bradford, Boston
''On Elongation of the Lgamentum Patella as
a Factor i'll the Production Of Certain Knee
Troubles and Difficulties in LocOmotion,"
Newton NJ Shaffer, New York city; "Obserya-
tions on Torticollis, with Particular Reference
to the Significance of the So called Hematoma
OF the Sterno-mastoid Muscle" Royal Whit
man. New York city; Ten Cases of Excision of
the Knee Joint for Disease. and Their Lessons"
Joseph u. Bryant New York city; ..Rheumatic
Spondyiitis," Geo. W. Ryan, Cincinnati; The
Definition and the Scope of Orthopedic Sur
gerry" V. Z. Gibney, New York city: The Rela-
tions of Lateral Curvature of the Spine and Flat
Foot. Paul Redard, Paris, France: Patio
logical anatomy A. OF Lateral Curvature of the
spine, Y. Belly, Berlin, Germany: Means OF
Recording Rotation in Lateral Curvature" E.
II. Bradford. Boston; "A Contribution to the
EtioloSy of Lateral Spinal Curvature" Charles
L. Seudder. Boston, Qualifications in the
Treatment of Lateral Curvature" T.. H. Brad
ford. Boston; ''Spastic and Infantile Paralysis"
DeForest Willard. Philadelphia; The Opera
tive Treatment of Spastic Paralysis" T.. A.
Weigel. Rochester NY: ''Ihe Operative Treat
ment of Spastic Paralysis Charles l.. Scudder,
Boston: additional Notes ON Sacro-iliac Dis
ease" Benjamin Lee, Philadelphia.
AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Fourth annual meeting to be held at the Ar
lington Hotel, parlor No. lS1, on September o.
Ohicers-President, Henry =. Bowditch, Bos-
ton; secretary and treasurer. II. Newell Martin,
Baltimore. Council-Henrv p Bowditch. Bos-
ton; II. II. Crittenden. New Haven, Conn. /;
Jno. q. Curtis, New York City; II. H. Donald,
son, Worcester. Mass. Delegate TO the execu-
tive committee of the congress Henry p Bow
ditch. Boston; alternate, II. Newell Martini
Dali Nav.. lN..t h. 10.
rangements-H. Newell Martin, Baltimore
Tuesday. September 22.-"On the Albuminoid
Basis of Stomachical Mucus," X. ii. Chittenden
New Haven. Conn; On the Respiratory Func-
tons of Various Muscles" II. n. Martin. Balti-
more; 'On the Respiratory Changes of the In
trathoracical Pressure. Measured in the Mcdias-
| tinum Posterior,' $. j. Meltzer New York city;
''SCme Observations on the Recently Discov-
cred PrCteolytic Eerment Bromalin," H. H.
Chittenden New Haven, Conn; The Fatigue
of Nerve Fibers Studied by Means OF the 'Ac-
ton Current" II. p. Bowditch. Boston:
..Diurnal Changes i'll the Nerve Cells as the
| Result OF the Normal Activity and Rest of the
Animal. {. T. Hodge. Worcester, Mass; ION
| the Knee Jerk, Studied simultaneously on
Both Legs" j. " Warren, Boston: Expert
mental Studies on the Knee Jerk in Terminal
Dementia: (a) During the Cycles of Depres-
sion and Exaltation (b) During Sleep" VIM
Moves; 'On Some of the luhucnces Which De-
termine the Strength of Voluntary Muscular
Contractions, W. Z. Iombafd, Worcester
Mass; ''On the Influence of 'Differental Res
piration' on the Circulation II. n. Martin
Baltimore; .'On the Curare-hke Action OF
- H., III