The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-27
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

The Programme Off the Annual Meet ing to be Held In Saratoga-New Ha-
 Ven Men Who Will Take Part The American Social Science associa- ton has substantially prepared its pro- gramme for the annual meeting of the association, which will be held at Sara toga Springs, beginning Monday even- 1 ing, August 30, and closing Friday, September 3. Dr. James B. Angell, president of the University of Michi- gan, is now president of the association, but as he has recently gone to Constan- tinople as minister to Turkey, he will not be able to attend the meeting. In his absence the annual address, at the | opening session of the meeting, will be delivered by Judge Simeon F. Baldwin of New Haven, who will speak on "Ab- solute Power an American Institution" 1 At the same session the report of Gen. eral Secretary sanborn will be present. ed The departments will hold sessions as follows:
 Tuesday, August 31, Department of Ed ucation. 9:S0 a. m.-Address by the chairman of the department, the Rev. Dr. J. An derson of Waterbury. Paper by the Rev. G. Stanley Root, "The Educational Value of the Drama" (Other papers and debates to be an- nounced hereafter.) Wednesday, September 1, Department
 of Health.
 9:30 a. n.-Remarks by the chairman, Stephen Smith, M. D., on "The Infu- ences of Sound Physical Health upon Right Development"
 10:o0 a. m.-A paper by - -, subject, What are Such Influences in Regard to the Idfotic?-How Can They Best be Secured While in Institutions" ?" l030 a. m.-The same questions with regard to the feeble minded. Paper by
 ll:0o a. m.-The same questions with regard to epileptic persons. Paper by W. P. Spratling, NJ. D., of Sonyea, N. Y. 11:30 to 1 D. m.-4General discussion on the above papers.a
 500 D. m.-"What are the Influences of Sound Physical Health on the Development of the Juvenile Delin- quent and Young Convict?" Paper by H. D. Wey, NJ. D., of the Elmira Re- formatory.
 800 D. m.-General discussion of the papers of the department. Thursday September 2, Jurisprudence
 Department.
 9:30 a. fn.-Remarks by the chairman. Prof. Francis Wayland of Yale.
 945 a. m.-A paper by Prof. T. s. Woolsey of New Haven on Our For eign Policy and it's Relation to Domes- tic Problems"
 10:30 a. m.-A paper by E. J. Stimson. of Rnctnn tude of Courts Towards Labor Oues- tions, and the Bearing of the Constitu- tions upon Labor Legislation.''
 11:30 a. m.-Discussion of the above papers.
 12:oo--m-A paper by w. M. F. Round Esq, of New York city, on Prisons"
 3D. m.-An address by the Hon. Hen- ry B. Brown, IL. D., associate justice of the supreme court of the United | States, on "John Marshall" Friday, September 3, Departments of
 Finance and Social Economy.
 800 a. m.--Address by the chairman of the social economy department, F. B. Sanborn of Concord, Mass, on Pro | gress in Social Economy"
 10 a. m--Address by the chairman of the finance department Prof. J. w. Jenks of Cornell university, on Cur rency Topics"
 II a. m.-Reports of the secretaries of the two departments.
 1900 m.-A paper on Constructive Phylogeny," by Smith Baker, M. D., of Utica.
 Additions to be made to this pro- gramme later.)
 The election of officers, including a | new secretary, on Tuesday evening.