Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-28

Dwight. professor Of anatomy in the Har-
ward Medical School: DR.. Frederic H. Ger
rish. professor of anatomy in Bowdoin Col
lege: DR.. Frank Baker, professor Of anato-
my in the University Of Georgetown, and
DR.. Burt g. Wilder. professor Of physiology.
comparative anatomy and zoology In Cor
nell University.
The Program.
The program arranged for the remaining
days Of the congress is as follows:
Wednesday afternoon, May 30-From 2 to
$50 p m.-General session. under the di-ec-
ton of the American Climatological Asso-
citation. Subject. sewer Gas'-"Chemical.
physical and meteorological studies upon
air over decomposing substances. with
special reference to their application to the
air Of sewers" paper by DIR. Alexander G.
Abbott. first assistant in the Laboratory Of
Hygiene, University of Pennsylvania. The
Effect Of Sewer Gas In the Production Of
Disease" paper by DR.. Abraham Jacob,
professor Of diseases in children In the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, New
Throat Disease" paper by DIR. Beverly
Robinson, clinical professor of medicine in
the Bellevue Hospital Medical College. Dis
cussion by DR.. Victor c. Vaughan. VIM. II.
Welch,J. Solis-Cohen. Carl Seller and others.
From $3.50 to p. m.-General session,
under the direction Of the American Der
matological Association. Subject. THE
Distribution andControl Of Leprosy In North
America" The Distribution" paper by
DIR. J. Nevins Hyde, professor of skin and
venereal diseases in Rush Medical College.
Discussed by DR.. James E. Graham. pro-
fessor of medicine in Toronto University,
lecturer on diseases Of the intesumentary
system in the Toronto School Of Medicine.
The Diagnostic Features and Treatment"
paper by DIR. p. A. Morrow. clinical pro-
lessor or genito-urinary diseases in the Uni
by DR.. A. Van Harlingen, professor of
diseases Of the skin in the Philadelphia
Polytechnic. THE Contagiousness. Prophy-
laxis and Control" paper by DIR. James C..
White. professor Of dermatology in Har-
ward Medical School. Discussed by DIR. Geo.
II. Fox, professor Of diseases of the skin in
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons in
New York; DR.. Joseph d. Bryant. professor
Of anatomy and clinical surgery in Bellevue
Hospital Medical College, and DR.. Walter
C. Wyman. supervising surgeon general, U.
s. NJ. hospital service. y. m.-Dinner to
the guests Of the congress at the Arlington
Hotel.
Thursday afternoon, May 31-From to
ton Of the American Association Of Genito-
Urinary Surgeons. Subject. "Nephritis in
Its Surgical Aspects" Opened with a paper
by DR.. Edward l.. Keyes of New York city
George Nj. Sternberg. surgeon general, u.
S. A. Discussion by DR.. George Chismore
Of San Francisco. Cal: Dr. L. Bolton Bangs,
professor Of genito-urinary and venereal
Medical School and Hospital. and DIR. Fran
els s. Watson. instructor In urinary
diseases in Harvard Medical School.
From $3.50 to p. m.-General session.
under the direction Of the American Gyne-
Geological Society. Subject, The Conser-
vative Surgery of the Female Pelvic Or
gans." Papers will be read by DIR. VIM.
NJ. Polk. professor Of obstetrics and the
diseases of women and children in the Uni
versity of the City Of New York, and DR..
William Goodell, honorary professor of
gynecology in the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
Thursday evening. May 31-7:3O o. NJ
Address by the president Of the congress.
Alfred L. Loomis, NJ. D., LII. D.: THE In
huence Of Animal Experimentation on Med
ical Science" To be followed by a recep.
ton rendered the members of the congress.
their guests and visitors and their ladies
by the President and Mrs. Cleveland Al
the Executive Mansion from to 10.
Friday afternoon, June lilo pm, bust.