The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-20
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
General Meeting to be Held at Sarato-
 ga Springs, August 20.

Social Science association for 1898 win take place at Saratoga Springs, N. r., August 29, and the sessions will be held in the old court of appeals room, town hall, on Broadway. The proceedings will be as follows:
 Monday, August 29. 500 p. m.-Annual address by the president, Hon. Simeon D. Baldwin, LII. D., of New Haven, Conn, on 'The His tory of American Morals" 800 p. m.-Annual report of the gen. eral secretary, Rev. Frederick Stanley Root M. A., of New York. Appointment of nominating commit tee.
 | Miscellaneous business. Tuesday, August 30 Department of Education and Art. | 9:30 a. Trademarks by the chairman, Rev. Joseph Anderson, D. D., of Wa | terbury, Conn.
 1O;OO a. m.-A paper by the secretary of the department, s. T. Dutton of Brookline, Mass, lecturer on pedagogy | in Harvard university on "By-Prod- ucts of Education | 1O:45 a. m.-A paper by Mrs. Daniel Folkmar of Milwaukee, Wis, on "The Short Duration of School Attendance; | Its Causes and Remedies" Gro be il- | frustrated by wall charts,) 11:3O a. m-A paper by Dr. Henry M. | Leipziger of New York city on 'The Educational Value of the Popular Lec- | turer"
 | 12;15 p. m.--A paper by Prof. w. r. 1 Blackrnan, Ph D., of Yale university, | on 'Is Society an Organism?" (Each of these papers will be open | for discussion)
 500 p. m.-A paper by Hon. William T. Harris, IL. D., U. s. Commissioner of Education, on "The Significance of | the Recent Advance in College and 1 University Education in the United | States
 | S:45 p. m.-A paper by Prof. George H. Raymond, l.. H. D., of Princeton university, on "The Influence of Art Upon Education; Intellectual, Social and Religious"
 Wednesday, August 31.
 Departments of Finance and Social | Economy. | 800 a. m.--An address by the chair man, Hon. F. B. sanborn of Concord, | Mass, on Cooperative Banks and i Building Associations" l 9:30 a. m.--A report by the secretary, of the department, Joseph Lee of Brookline, Mass, with brief address by l Thomas M. Osborne of Auburn, N. Y. | 10:00 a. m.-A paper on "The Propos- ed Anglo-American Alliance" by l Charles A. Gardiner of New York city.
 1O:30 a. m.-A paper by Daniel Folk mar of Milwaukee, Wis, on Sociology as Based on Anthropology.'
 11:00 a. m.-A paper on Hon. Josiah | Quincy, mayor of Boston, Mass, on School Fairgrounds and Baths.
 12:0O m.-General discussion of the preceding papers.
 500 p. m.-Introduction by chairman of finance department, Prof. J. W. Jenks of Cornell university. | Address on War Financiering," by | Hon. Frank A. Vanderlip, assistant secretary of the United States treas ury.
 | $50 p. m-Discussion of the above | topic. Opened by Prof. Edwin R. A. | Seligman of Columbia university, and | CHdIleS Il, II ull Ol COiilell utlAFCl oity' | Thursday, September 1. l Department of Jurisprudence.
 s:3O a. m.-Opening remarks by the chairman, Prof. Francis Wayland, IL. D., of New Haven.
 10:00 a. m.--A paper by Prof. Isaac | Franklin Russell, D. c. L., ILL. D., of New York city, on the question Gan International Dispute be Judicially Determined?"
 10:45 a. m.-A paper by Eugene La- fleur, Esq, of the Montreal bar on American Marriages and Divorces Be- fore Canadian Tribunals 11:3O a. m.-A paper by Hon. Charles Buckley Hubbell of New York city on ''The Obligations of the State to Public Education"
 500 p. m.---A paper by St. Clair Mo Kelway, IL. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y., on Medical and Other Experts"
 Friday, September ?. l Department of Health. 9:30 a. m.-General session. (a)-Report of nominating commit tee.
 (b)-Annual election of officers. (c)-Miscellaneous business. Papers will follow in the order nam- ed, by Dr. Elmer Lee of New York on "A Study of Habits of Life and Constl- tuition Leading to Apoplexy;" by Dr. w. J. Holland, chancellor of Western university, Pittsburg, Pa, on ''The Fabrication of Municipal Water Sup plies by Filtration" by Dr. Joseph M. Matthews of Louisville, Ky, on "The Marriage Problem" and by Dr. G.. Frank Lydston of Chicago, Ill, on ''The Responsibility of Society in the Produc- ton fo Crime" Papers have also been submitted by Holger Mygind, M. D., of Copenhagen, Denmark, on Deaf Mutes in Denmark" and by Toldbodvel of Co., penhagen on ''The School for Cripples in Copenhagen which are referred to the committee on publication unless
 otherwise ordered.
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