Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-03

c.r,a,n background In the photography of
pathological specimens" by Phtiander A.
Harris, MD, of Paterson, n. ). A con
tribution to the management of lace pre-
sensations, with report of two cases, ny
Malcolm Mclean, D., of New York; The
pernicious nausea of pregnancy, with re-
port Of cases and autopsy, by l.. I. la
Wis, Md, of Philadelphia
Dermatological and LaryngoloEical.
The American Dermatologieal Association
met this morning at $50 O'CLOCK IN the
banouet hall of the Gordon and will meet
again at the same place TINS AFTERNOON d.
o'clock. The papers of this morning were:
"a casa If naeyus cancer; metastasis: oper
alton. cure" DR.. S. Pollitzer; Syphilitic
LESSONS of the 'whear type, DR. H. IL
Klotz: Report of case of multiple tu-
mors of the skim Drs. w. A. HardaWay
and NJ F. Engman; Two cases Oh Iniiio
sclerona and an unusual form of epithelio-
ma of the scalp" DR.. c. w. Allen; - case
of xanthoma tuberculatum diabcticorum'
showing rapid disappearance OF LESSONS IN,
der anti-diabedc regimen ana trea.men.'
Drs 8 Sherwell and J. Z. Johnson,
hriaf ranort of two cases of persistent ex-
foiiation of the lips" DIR. H. w. Stelwason.
At it's session in parlors "A ana % Oh me me
Arlington this morning at ~ ociock, ote
American Laryngolog1cal Assocla'ioii he"io
the following papers: 49,
"a case of pin in the larynx FOR TWO years
removal by endolaryngeal methods' "A:
w. de Roaldes, MD; "A peeuWar uas sH1, el
tration." D. B. Kyle Md; "Tracheal in
jections In the treatment OF pulmonary
tuberculosis, r. NJ Murray, MD; Cor
rection of the deviations of the nasal sep
INN John O. Roe, MD; "Angioma cysti-
cum of the nose; astrological analysis and
Observation-Disclosures research OF lts con-
tents" H. L. Wagner, ND; Inc surgery
of operating" ]. E. Boylan, MD; Der
mold cysts OF the nose" H. S. Birkett M.
D.: supplementary report on a recurrent
''Hemorrhage from a perilohsillai apscess'
w. F. Chappell, MD H.
noon.
The American Surgical Association will
adjourn late this afternoon, its final session
having begun at $50 o'clock in lecture hall
No. of Columbian University. At the
meeting held this morning the following
naners were presented and discussed:
1.-The methods Of closing abdominal in
cisions" M. H. Richardson, M D., Boston;
'StranguIated hernia through a traumadc
rupture of the diaphragm; laparotomy; re-
covery." E. W. Walker. NJ z y Sinfinn aan,
through the pelvic floor; operation" F. b.
Harrington. MD, Boston; "A case of acute
tuberculosis of the mesenterlG glands OF the
ileo-caecal coil; removal, permanent recov-
cry" NJ H. Richardson, MD, Boston;
successful removal Of acutely infiamed
tubercular nesenteric glands }. w. Ell
lott, MD, Boston. " rg
cussion were Drs. Robert Able of New
York and ]. Chalmers Da Costa of Phila-
delphia.
The American Genealogical Association
concluded it's business with a session this
morning at 10 o'clock in the banquet hall
of the Arlington. The following officers
were elected and installed: President, DIR.
r. H. Babcock of Chicago; vice presidents,
Dr. A. C. Peale of this city and DR.. s. w.
Langmaid of Boston: secretary and treas
urer. DIR. Guy Hinsdale of Philadelphia;
members of the council, DR.. S. Edwin Solly
of Colorado Springs, DR.. James B. Walker
of Philadelphia Or. E. Fletcher Ingals of
Chicago. DR.. e. O. Otis of Boston, Dr. Bev-
erly Robinson of New York and DIR. A
Jacob of New York The papers presented
were: The diagnostic value of tuberculin
in tuberculosis, by DR.. James S. Anders,
Philadelphia; Report of case of spleno-
myelogenous leukaemia with tuberculosis,
by Dr. H. L. Elsner, Syracuse; The hydri-
attic treatment of tuberculosis, by DR.. ]. H.
Kellogg Battle Creek, Mich; Petroleum oil
in the treatment of phthisis, by DR.. W. D.
Robinson, Philadelphia; Stamina: The spe-
cial benefit of fat, of one kind or another
as necessary article of diet to fortify the
system against t.:|c-~-e oG-i..i, by DIR. A.
N. Bell, Brooklyn; The inadequacy of the
physical signs as indicating the gravity of
9 pneumonia. by DR.. Andrew H. Smith
New York: The blood changes in high alti-