Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-17
MEDICAL CONGRESS
Program Of the Sessions Of the Com
ing Gathering.
FOURTEEN SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
Trennial Congress of American
Physicians and Surgeons.
LOCAL ARR AN GE NJ EMIT S

leading physicians of the country, only
meets once in three years. The last con-
gress was held three years ago in this city.
The triennial congress of 1894 will be held
in Metzerott Hall on May -, 3d. 81 and
June 1. The formal program Of the meet
ings of the congress, together with those
+ of the fourteen individual component as
sociations and societies which meet here at
the same time, has just been issued. The
sessions of the congress will be held on the
afternoons of the days mentioned, while the
morning hours III lie occupied by the meet
ines of the various societies.
The committee of arrangements, of which
DR.. Samuel 5: Adams is chairman, has pro-
vided not only a place for the holding OF
the sessions of the congress, but also suit
able halls and meeting places for the four
teen societies. The headquarters of the con-
Gress will be at the Arlington Hotel, where
there Will he IN Office for registration. In
addition to the regular sessions of the con-
Sress and OF the societies, the evening of
thursday, May 81, win be devoted par
tally at least, to social reunion. On that
evening the president of the congress- DIR.
Alfred l.. Loomis OF New York CITY, will
deliver an address on The Influence OF
ANIMAL Recommendation on Medical Sci
ence rms address will be followed by
reception. The President and Mrs Cleva-
lana viii receive the members of the con-
Scess,- their guests and visitors and their
ladies' at the White House from to 10
ing a dinner will be given to the guests of
the congress at the Arlington
rrosran of the Congress.
The meetings of the congress, which will
be held On the afternoons of each day. will
be open to the profession. On the after
noon Of Tuesday. May % which is the first
day OF the congress, at ) o'clock the con-
gress viii be opepeG by the chairman of the
executive committee. DR.. Lanlor C. Gray
! OF New YORK city The session will be un-
Ce' the dlrectlCn OF the Association Of
/ American ANTAGONISTS. The sun7ect WILL no
"iofphC!cSY as a Factor in the study of
Disease Or. Harrison Allen of the Uri-
NerS'ty vi Pennsyl' ania wall read a paper
anu the discus sion viii be participated in
~ Dr. Thomas dwight or Harvard IDr r,
II. Scrrish OF BJwdoin, DIR. Prank Baker
nell. u
Ihe scssio en- Wednesday afternoon will
! ne Ilder the direction Of the American Cl,-
hl4tolosIcal ASSOCIATION. The subject WIN
De Sewer Gas anu papers will be pre-
iei.ted by Dr. Alexander c. Abbott Of the
1AlNeTslty or fennsyVan.a Or. Abraham
jacob, College CT Physicians and Surgeons
sew 4Cfh city, and by In. Beverly Robin
SeA OF The Bellevue Hospital aIodIoal Col
lee. There viii be q discussion BY DR.
NI-tor &. Vaughn, William II Welch I
SJlls-CoHCn, Carl Seller and others The
latter part Of THIS session will be under the
ohectOh or the American Genealogical
trlbGti0E and Control of LeprCsy in North
America" and papers will be presented by
bT. ;. retins hyde, Rush Medical College,
: Ir. T. A. MORO" OF the University OF the
! clty OF New York, ana by DR.. James c.
White Of HARVARD. The discus sion viii be
participated il by DR.. James e Graham Of
tIe Toronto University, nr. A Van Har-
Ense.i u the Philadelphia Polytechnic. Or.
: Ge~rse IL Fox, College CT Physicians, and
surgeons. Dr. Jos. u. BRYANT, BELLEVUE
Hospital, AMI DR.. Walter {. Wyman, su-
rerlsinS surgeon general marine hospital
! ser-.ce.
On Thursday afternoon the first part of
the session will be under the direction of
the American AssOciati cn OF Genta- | rim
airy Surgeons. "Nephritis' viii be discuss
ell in papers by DR. Edward l.. Keyes of
New YORK CITY, and by DR.. George NJ
Sternbcrg. surgeon general L. S. A; DR.
George Chismore of San Francisco. nr. l..
Bolton Bangs of the New York Pest Gradu-
ate Medical SchCcl and Hospital, and Dr.
Francis s Watson of Harvard will take
part in the discussion. The latter part Of
the session will be under the direction Of
the AMERICAN Genealogical Society. The
subject Will be The Conservative Surgery
of the Female Pelvic Organs" Papers viii
be read By DIR. VIM. n. Pope of the Uni
versity of the City of New York. and DR.
William Goodel Of the University Of Penn
. sylvania.
The Final Session.
Tie closing session of the congress Will
be held on Friday afternoon. There. will
be business meeting. followed by a gen.
eral session, under the direction of he
American Laryngological Associat ton. The
subject. The Surgery of the Accessory
Sinuses OF the Nose" will be discus sed by
DIR. F. II. Bosworth of Bellevue College
DIR. J. n. Mackenzie of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. DIR. j. Fl. Bryan Of this city nd
DR.. John o. Roe of Rochester. The latter
part of the session will be under the iirec-
ton of the American Neurological Associa-
ton, and the subject will be The Influence
of Infectious Processes on the Nervous
System" Papers will be presented by
| DR.. James J. Putnam of Harvard, Dr. T.
| c. Seguin of New York and DIR. Charles
| X. Mills of the University of Pennsylvania
and DIR. i. Il. Dercum of Philadelphia
The Societies and Associations.
AS has been stated. the sessions Of the
fourteen individual associations and soce-
ties which meet here at TIE same time
will be held on the mornings of the four
days at different places. The American
| archaeological Society will meet in the
J Indies parior, No. =, at the Arlington.
! Papers will be read by the following: Drs
| H. Knapp, VIM. F. Norris, Edward Jack
son. ID. De Beck. C. A. Oliver, Swan NJ
Burnett. C. s. Bull Edward Friedenberg.
/ S. Theobald. Z. 4. Holt, G. Z. De Schwein-
itz, F. NJ. Wilson. G. w. Hale. J. A White
B. A. Randall w. b. Johnson, a. G. Heyt.
| S. o. Richey, w. III. Wilmer l.. Howe, =.
A. Callan. C. F. Clark.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting of
the American biological Society will be
held in the ladies' parlor, No. /, Arlington
| Hotel The program of those down for
papers include the following names: Drs
! II. Knapp, F. NJ. Wilson, Ralph W. Seiss,
Samuel Sexton, Charles II. Burnett Ed
ward b. Dench. b. Alexander Randall, Wal
ter b. Johnson and Gorham Bacon
The Cosmos Club will be the place where
the twentieth annual meeting of the Amer
lean Neurological Association will be held.
Those down for papers are DR.. Landon C.
p. Gibney Frederick Peterson, Charles l..
mond, George W. JacGby and F. Schwyzee
thinner, Guy Hinsdale. j. Madison Taylor
James II. Lloyd and F. y. Dercum of Phil
! adelphia, William A. Hammond of this city,
r. NJ. Phelps of Rochester, Mimi; Edward
b. Angel of Rochester, Samuel Ayres of
Pittsburg, II. y. Tomlinson of st. Peter,
Henry r. Stedman OF Boston, William
Browning of Brooklyn, Burt G. Wilder of
Ithaca William c. Krauss of Buffalo, Geo.
j. Preston of Baltimore Morton Prince of
| Boston.
| The nineteenth annual meeting of the
American genealogical Society will be
held in the lecture room of the Columbian
! University. Those on the program to read
papers or to take part in the discussions
are Drs. J. NJ Badly, Florian King, II. T.
Hanks, T. A. Reamy, w. G. Wylie, Edward
/ r. Reynolds. Charles Jewett B. c. Hirst,
| G. p. Noble and E. p. Davis, w. r. Pryor,
! Z. c. Dudley, Charles NJ. Green, Malcolm
4 cI nd