The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-01
GENERAL MEETING OF 100
Of the American Social Science Assoc
alton

alton.
The general meeting of the associa-
ton for 1899 will occur at Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, beginning Monday even
ing, September a. and the sessions will
be held In Grand Army hall, on Broad
way. opposite the United States hotel,
the headquarters of the association.
Members and guests will be received
at the United States hotel at the re-
duced rate of three dollars per day
The general council, having procured
the enactment by congress at its last
session of a charter for the association,
recommend the passage of a vote to ac-
cept the charter at the opening session
on Monday evening.
Members of the association desiring
to make nominations for election to
membership are requested to transmit
them to the nominating committee Oh
the council through the secretary, on or
before September 5th.
The council announces the formation
of a new and important department OF
the association under the following res
olution passed at the winter meeting OF
the council at New York, on February
18th, 1899
Whereas certain members of this
association. on conference with the
committee heretofore appointed by this
council adopted, on February llth,
| 1899. a plan for the organization oil a
department of this association, to be
known as the National Institute OF
Art, Science and Letters, as set forth
in draft of constitution which mas
been laid before the council at this
meeting:
Voted. That said plan be approved
and that those of our members who
have associated under that name con-
stitute department of this association
to be known by sair name
The members of the National lnsti-
tute of art, Science and Letters will
hold business meeting on Tuesday
evening, September 5, in Grand Army
Hall.
The proceedings will be as follows:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.
General Session.
| s 100 .. m. Annual address by the pres
ident, Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin,
LID, of New Haven, Conn, on
1.-THE Natural Right to Natural
Death" (Action on vote proposed
by the council, accepting the char
ter procured for the association
| from congress.)
| 900 D. M Annual report of the general
secretary, Frederick Stanley Root,
| M A., of New York
Appointment of nominating COM
| mittee.
Miscellaneous business.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.
| Department of Education and Art.
| $3.50 a. m. Remarks by the chairman,
Rev. Joseph Anderson, D. D., OF
| Waterbury, Conn
| 1000 a. m. Paper by Arthur Reed
Kimball, of the Waterbury Ameri-
can, on Education by Newspaper"
| 1O:40 a. m Paper by Arthur B. Wood
ford, Ph.D., of New Haven, Conn,
on ""Twenteth Century Educa ton. "
LIS a. m. Paper by William H. Bald
! win, Jr, president of the Long l s.
| land railroad, on THE Present Pro-
! blem of Negro Education"
I Discussion.
con account Of the meeting of the
National Institute on Tuesday evening
| the evening session of the department
of education will be omitted)
| WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 6.
| Department of Social Economy and
| Finance.
wednesday morning, 900 a. m. Open
ing address by the chairman of the
social economy section, F. B. San
born, Of Concord, Mass, on Social
| Relations in the United States"