The morning call., 1894-06-08

Huntington OF Sacramento on the treat
ment Of assure.
The Treatment OF Urethral Structure"
BY Dr. j. RosenstiTn of this city, seemed
to create a great amount of interest, and
The discussion that followed, participated
IN by Drs. Dodge of Big Rapids (Mch).
/ Huntington Of Sacramento, Thomas of
/ Washing on. GTlfIiJbs of ST. Louis and
RansohoH of Cincinnati, showed that this
/ question was one Of much moment The
I sentiment was generally with Dr. ROsep-
! Stlrn, except as to his dislike for anterior
| urPthrOtomy.
Alter an announcement by the chair
mat the members OF the section were re-
quested TO look their prettiest this morn
ing al 10 o'clock on the Mint steps while
Iaber took them in a group the section
| adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning.
In Eureka Hall DR.. a. W. Perry of San
Francisco read paper. THE Diagnosis
and Treatment of Diseases of the Stomach
By Stomach Tube" which brought out
much commentator. A translation of
paper 10y DR.. Mache OF Austria on the use
OF strychnine In snake bite was read by
DR.. d. II. Bahr of San Francisco. The
nOn-appearancs of several gentlemen down
Tor papers caused an early adjournment
of TINS section.
In Covenant Hall there was good at
tendance on the sitting of the section of
obstetrics and diseases Of women. d..
Oscar j. Mayer OF this city contributed a
very valuable paper on massage in gyne-
cologv and DR.. j. Schenck OF Mt Carmel
H., one on "a Case of Gangreue OF the
Mammary Glands"
In the afternoon, DR.. William F. McNutt
OF San francisco was interesting in "a
/ Case Of Extrauterine Pregnancy" and was
followed by DR.. W. a. Briggs of Sacra-
mento, who gave demonstration of the
uses of obstetrical forceps.
At the meeting of the dental section DIR.
] n q q y mi
jacobs. the eminent micrOscOuist, READ a
paper on persistent Vitality" which up
held DR.. OungeI's discovery of tooth i'm
plantation. The paper and the proofs
were SO convincing that Eastern dentists
present were loud in their appro bation.
Dr. Eugene Talbot of Chicago, an eminent
dental pathologist, said he was a convert
to the California theory. TIE discussion
OF the paper continued till adjournment.
Meetings OF the sectiOn4 on opthalmOl-
ogy, dental and oral surgery and etetics
were also set Tor yesterday, but as those
down Tor papers did not put in an appear
aDce thew adjourned perforce.
The American Medical Temperance As
ISOLATION held a meeting ia parlnr A in
! the evening which was not very we'll at
tended, although very interesting DR.. r.
ID. CrOthers of Hartford, Conn. real the
500 rrize essay by John Davis Hates of
Chicago, entitled The Effects OF Ethyl
Alcohol on the Oxygen in the Blood":
also the address of DIR. y. s. Davis Of
Chicago. president of the association. Dr.
J. n Qunby of Jersey City, n. j., gave
the results of personally conducted series
of experiments OF be effects of alcohol
on the senses. They spoke badly for al
cohol and most eloquently for temperance,
il only from a medical standpoint. DR.. II.
A. Sanderson of Helena, Mont. followed
with n series of experimental researches
respecting the effects of alcohol upon The
healthful human body.
Upon motion of Dr. Crothers q resolu-
tiOn was adopted that associate members
might be admitted to full membership
upon the payment Of the annual fee of 81.
large number of the doctors and their
ladies took in the Midwinter Fair last
night and thoroughly enjoyed the sights.