The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-14
Unfinished Business.
Adjournment.


SECTIONS. PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE.
Charman's Report.
Benz. Il. Hays, Nj. D., Oxford-"The
Continued Fevers of North Carolina"
]. Howell Way, NJ. d., of Waynesville-
"Pernicious Malaria"
w. l.. Robson, NJ. d.. of Danvile, Va.
-"Treatment of Typhoid Fever"
James NJ. PARROT, NJ. d., of Kinston.
"Hemorrhagic Fever
!. +. Highsmith, Nj. D., of Fayette
vi ville-"Typhoid Fever, as met with in
Fayetteville and surrounding country"
.Jno. T.. =. Davidson. NJ. d., of Loves
Vile" Meningitis"
II. Il. Zachary, Nj. d., of Wilmington.
-"Pernicious Malarial Fever"
VIM. j. McAnally. of High Point
"Chronc Gastro-Intestinal Catarrh.'
PATHOLOGY AND MICROSCOPY.
Chairman's Report.
Il. Il. Glenn, NJ. d., of Ashevile. "a
Study of the Bacteriology of Specific
Urethritis.
Paul Pacquin, NJ. d., of Asheville-
Biology and Pathology of Mixed In
fection in tuberculosis.
OBSTETRICS.
Chairman's Report.
w. w. Mckenzie. NJ. d., of Salisbury
-"Antiseptic Midwifery"
J. w. Long, NJ NJ, of Salisbury
"Ectopic Pregnancy"
|. w. Faison. NJ. d.. of Charlotte
"The Management of Normal Labor"
David A. Stauton, Nj. d.. of High
Point-''rhe Application of Forceps in
High Presentations
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
Chairman's Report.
Thos II. Costner. M. d., of Lincoln
ton-"Juvenile Criminals"
q. A. Ramsaur NJ. d.. of China
Grove Propagation of Typhoid Fever
and other Suspicious Diseases"
Robert l.. Gibbon, Nj. d., of Char
lotte-' Juvenile Criminals
GYNECOLOGY.
Chairman's Report
VIM. A. Graham, NJ. d., of Charlotte.
Joseph Price. NJ. d.. of Philadelphia
'The Importance Of Early Operation in
Pelvic Diseases"
ANATOMY AND SURGERY.
Chairman's Report
Goode Cheatham, NJ d.. of Hender-
son-'Asepsis and Antisepsis in Sur
gerry"
Il. I. Meriwether, M. d., of Asheville
''Some Remarks Upon Coley's Treat
ment Of Malignant Growths.''
Nj. Bolton, M. d., of Rich Square
Interesting Case of Renal Calculus"
Il. u. u. Zachary, Nj. d., of Whining
ton-"Chronic Ulcers of the Leg and the
Different Methods of Treatment"
MATERIA MEDICA.
Chairman's Report.
c. s. Mangum, M. d., of Chapel Hill
Progress in Serum Therapy'
T.. A. Moye, M. d., of Greenville-
"Acnite Poisoning. It's Diagnosis and
Treatment, with Report of case"
]. G.. Rodman, Nj. d.. of Washington
'"The Use of the Normal Salt Solution
in the Treatment of Disease"
e. B. Goelet, Nj. d., of Saluda-"Elec-
tricity as an Aid to the Physician and
Surgeon"
CHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY.
Chairman's Report.
Joshua TayToe, M. d., of Washing
ton.
THE PITTMAN PRIZE.
\ prize of 500 will be given for the
best essay on a subject pertaining to
medicine. Provided, 1st, That it shows
some originality ON the part of the au-
thor. Second That it comes up to a
standard of excellence determined by
the committee. Third, That the author
write u.,der an assumed name, that he
shall place this assumed name upon
the outside of sealed envelope within
which envelope is contained the real
name of the author; that the envelope
so arranged shall be handed in to the
committee along with the essay. Fourth.
That the contestant be member of the
State Medical Society Of North Caro-,
lima. Essays may be handed to the
secretary during the meeting or sent to
him at any time previous.
This prize is the gift of one who hon
ored the Society by his life and char
acter the late DR.. n. j. Pittman, and
it is worth striving for, not only for the
reward and honor, but also in memory
of the giver and for the interest of the
Society.
heuuceu rates 10 ASheNhie anu iS'"ih
are given on all railroads. The rate
from Raleigh is S11.
Tickets will be on sale May oath and
25th for the Board of Examiners and
applicants; May 2Sth, Goth and Both for
the meeting of the Society. All tickets
good until June 14th.
Special rates will also be given at the
hotels.
THE GOVERNORS APPETITE.