Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
A HOMEOPATHIC CONGRESS.
The American Institute to Assemble Here
Next Week.

THE BIRTHDAY OF THE INSTITUTE TO BE cELE
BRArEp-THE PROGRAM OF THE GENERA
sKssIoSs-PAPRRs TO BE BEAD By LEAprN,
PHYsIcIASs-THE LOCAL COMMITTEE.
The American Institute Of Homeopathy vii
hold its forty-ffth session and celebrate 1t
forty-ninth anniversary in this city, beginnin,
Monday afternoon, June Is, at o'clock ant
continuing until the following Friday ct noon
In case all the business before the convention
cannot be transacted in the period specified
there viii be an extension Of time. The meet
ings for general business will be held in G. A. r
Hall. The sectional meetings will be helt
partly in the hall and partly in large psrlori
In the hotels Over 500 delegates will psrtici
pate in the convention, which is the frs
that has taken place in Washington in twenty
years. On Monday night the doctors will
celebrate at the New National Theater
the tenth day of their institute. The following
interesting program has been arranged Invoca-
tion, Rev. B. 7. Bittinger, ID; Introductory
address, J. B. Gregg Gusts, N. D., chairman Of
the committee on local arrangements; address
Of welcome, John W. Douglass, presiden,
board of Commissioners Of District Of Column
bia; address, J. H. Gallinger, MD, U. s.
Senator from New Hampshire; address
JOnu Dalxel, representative In congress from
Pennsylvania; address, Tullio s. Verdi. Md,
sour Struggles for National Recognition an
nual address, Thee. Y. Kline, NJ. D., president
Of the American Institute Of Homeopathy.
The annual address will be followed by a recep-
ton rendered to President kinne. The pro-
gram will be interpreted by specially dedicated
and characteristic music by the Marine Band.
ENTERTAINMENTS ARRANGED.
On Tuesday evening the Philadelphia doctors
will entertain their colleagues at reception to
be held in Wizards Hotel. Thursday night the
alumni of the New York College of Homeopathy
will keep open house for the visitors at the
Ebbitt House. The Baltimore doctors desire
the delegates to spend Friday evening with them
In the monumental city, where they will be en-
tsrtained at the Southern Homeopathic Medical
College. As many of the delegates will leave
Friday night those going north can stop off at
Baltimore very conveniently. The local COM
mittee on arrangements have decided not to
hold the customary banquet. They thought
that q trip down the Potomac would prove more
agreeable to the visitors than the conventional
tiles of banquet. Accordingly on Wednesday
at O'Clock the steamer Manchester will take
the party to Mount Vernon and then to Mar
shall Hall. where the enjoyments Of q substan-
tial supper and fete champctre will be had.
The local committee will have their head
quarters at Wizards Hotel. where o bureau of
of the delegates kept. Theodore Y. Kline. the
presidsnt of the institute, will have his head
quarters at the Ebbitt.
THE GENERAL PROGRAM.
On Wednesday at the afternoon session, " hich
is held from to O'Clock, reports from the
various committees will be read and addresses
made by A. B. Norton, MD, New York city
George b. Peck, Providence. r. l., and NJ T.
Runnells, Kansas City, No. Tuesday. morning
session, to 10 o'clock, reports of committees.
hearing OF new business, action on the proposed
amendment to increase the number of vice
presidents Of the institute from one to two, an
address by D. II. Beckwith. NJ. d. Cleveland, Ohio.
Afternoon session from to will be devoted
to sectional meetings. Evening session, s to IL
o'clock, report Of the board Of census and sec
tional meetings. Wednesday, reports of COM
nfttees, election Of officers, selection of the
place of meeting and addresses by Millie j
Chapman. Pittsburg, Pa; c. E. Walton. Gin
cinnati. Ohio; I. Griswold st. Louis, Mo-. and
I. d. Orme, Atlanta, Ga. In the afternoon the
delegates will go to Marshall Hall.
Thursday-Morning session to 10 O'Clock re-
ports OF committees, appointment Of bureau
chairman for the ensuing year ard addresses by
E. N. Hale, Chicago, ILL.,, and H. p. Holmes,
Omaha. Neb. Sectional meetings will be held
froIa 10 to ] O'Clock and from TO 8. Evening
session 8 to 10 o'clock. Report of the board OF
census and memorial service in honor of de-
ceased members.
Last day, Friday-Finai report of the board
OF census, sectional meeting In clinical medi-
cine, report Of the intercollegiate committee.
statistical report, unfinished business, an
nouncement OF bureau and committee appoint
ments and adjournment
TO READ PAPERS.
At the sectional meetings papers will be read
by the following doctors: Charles ii. Thomas,
Philadelphia, Pa; E. H. Linnell, Norwich,
Conn; Harold Wilson, Detroit. Mich; Charles
II. Helfrich, New York city; Hayes C. French,
San Francisco, CAL; Thomas NJ. Stewart, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; D. A. MacLachlau, Ann Harbor.
Mich; Henry C.. Houghton. New York city;
Henry F. Gary, Baltimore Md: G. G. McDer-
mott, Cincinnati, Ohio; H. p. Bellows, Boston,
Mass; Irving Townsend, New York citv; W. A.
Dunn, Chicago. ILL.,; Julia Holmes Smith, Chi
Cage. Ill; L. Griswold Coms;ock st. Louis
Mo-; Sheldon Levitt. Chicago, H.; Henry E.
spalding, Boston. Mass; Emily V. Pardee..
Medina, New York: c. II. Coggswell. Cedar
Rapids, lows; c. A. Pauly, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Sarah J. MillsOp. Bowling Green. KY;
L. L. DanfSrth, New York city; Geo. W. VIM
terburn, New York city: Geo. b. Peck, Provi-
dence. r. l.; G. X. Southwick. Boston. Mass.
G. d. Kinyon, Rock Island, ILL.,; L. A Phillips,
Boston. Mass; Moses I. Runnels, Kansas CITY,
Mo-; c. G. Higbee, st. Paul. Mimi; b. F.
Belts, Philadelphia, Pa; E. H. Pratt. Chicago,
Ill; Homer l. Ostrom. New York Bushrod W.
James, Philadelphia, Pa; L. Dennis. Newark,
y. j.; I. p. Wilson, Detroit. Mich: H. P. Grip
pen, Salt Lake City: ". B. Morgan. st. Louis,
No.; Vim. ID. Owens. Cincinnati, Ohio: " En-
mons Paine. Sheldon II. Toicott Middietown,
n. Y: Chas. S. Mack, Ann Arbor, Mich; Frank
c. Richardson. Boston, Mass; VIM. Morris
Butler, Brooklyn, n. T.; Amos J. Civ
ems, Stamford. Conn; A. p William
son, Fergus Falls, Mimi; W. w. Van
Baum, Philadelphia, Pa; C. d. Crane,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. c. Nottingham, Bay City,
Mich; Lizzie G. Gutherz St. Louis, Mo-; Mar
tina G. Ripley, Minneapolis, Mimi; B. r Dake,
Pittsburg, Pa; T. B. House, Springfield Ohio;
Charles Z. Walton, Cincinnati Ohio; A.
Boothby, Boston. Mass.; W. +. Knoll, Chicago.
H.; Horace Packard, Boston. Mass; George F.
Shears, Chicago, H.; s. b. Parsons, st. Louis,
Mo-; NJ. o. Terry, Utica, n. Y; E. NJ. Hale,
Chicago, H.; W. E Leonard, Minneapolis.
Mimi. Richard Hughes, Brighton, England;
Will s. Mullins, Lexington, KY. NJ. W. Van
Denburg, Fort Edward. n. Y: W. B. Banerjee,
Calcutta, India: J. Montford Schley, New York
city; ". II. Hanchett, Omaha, Neb; I, C.. Dun
can, Chicago. Ill. II. W. westover, st. Joseph,
No., and W. ]. Martin, Pittsburg, Pa. In ad-
dtion to these ESSAYS there will be discussions on
various subjects by number Of physicians.
Also an interesting paper submitted by the
Medical Investigation Club Of Baltimore.
THE OFFICERS.
The officers Of the American Institute Of