The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-23


gnsson. Central Valley. n. j.: Edward
French. Medfieid, Mass; William ii. Fry.
Congress Springs, Va: James a. Car
lick, Petersburg: J. r. GIidersleeve -Taze-
well. va. Arthur Y. Goss. Taunton,
Mass: Alfred r. Gundy, ca,onssile,
Nd; Richard +. Gundy. Catonsviile, Nd.
Daniel c. Haldeman, HARRISBURG, "a. !.
William II. Hacker. Farmhurst, Del. !,
Arthur Harrington. Hathorne. Mass;
1sham G.. Harris. Poughhsepsie. n. ";
Gersham II. Hill. Independence. Ia. !;
Angus. Hoch, Waveriey, Mass; Samuel
w. Hopkinson, Bradford. Mass; Eugene
n, Howard, Rochester: Frank Z. 1oyt'
Mt. Pleasant Ia; Benjamin l. hume
Petersburg: Arthur w. Hurd, Bufa.o,
n. Y: Henry NJ Hurd, Baltimore; Rich
ard IL. ltutchinGs, Ogdensburg N VI:
IA. Kidder, Ogdensburg, N Y; Edward
B. Lane. New Dorchester, Mass; j. NJ
Lewis. Cleveland, O.. George f. Mais-
borg, Cincinnati; William Mahon, Ogdens-
burg, N. Y: w. p. Manton. Detroit; John
F. Miller Goldsboro. n. c.; r. f
Monet, Wards Island. n. Y; Dwight
S. Moore, Jamestown. n. D.: F. l. Muir
ply, Morganton, n. c.; II. L. Ortiz, Har-
rishurg, Pa: Charles W. Page, Middle
town. Conn: Charles ". Pilgrim, Pough-
keepsie, n. Y: 7. o. powell. Ga; Robert
]. preston Marion, Va; George 3. Penfck,
Detroit: A 3. Richardson, St Elizabeth,
D. C.: Joseph G. Rogers. Logansport,
Ind; Edward C. Rogers, st. Louis; James
Russell. Hamilton, Ont; William l.. Rus
sell, Willard, n. Y; Ernest Y. Scribner.
Worchester, Mass; J. T. Searcy, Tusca-
G.. a Smith. Long Island, N Y: Samuel
4. Smith. Richmond. Ind; George =
Sprague, Lexington. KY; w. P. Sprat,ins,
Sonyeo, n. y; Henry Putnam Stearns,
Hartford, Conn; c. N. Thomas, ST.
Joseph, Mo-: II. A. Tomlinson, st. Peter,
Mimi; George T. futile, Waverly, Mass:
J. Percy Wade. Gainesville, Ind; Charles
G. Wagner, Binghamton, n. y: Edward
NJ Wiley, Lexington, KY; Peter NJ
Wise. New York; c. r. Woodson, ST.
Joseph, Mo.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE afternoon session was called to
order at 3 O'Clock, and the following
papers were submitted and read:
1.-TWO Hundred Operative Cases-1nsane
Women" by DR.. R. N. Buckle, of Lon
don, Ont.
rs the Anglo-saxon Degenerating?"
by DR. J. Russell, OF Hamilton, Ont.
..Degeneracy from Philosophical Point
of View" by DR.. Q. Ever's, OF College
HILL Ohio.
.The state of New York and the Patio
logy oil insanity, by III ~ '''Se' -
New York.
THE Study of Psychatry," by DR.. Aug.
Hoch. of Waverley, Mass, was read ana
discussed a the evening session
DIR. HODGES TO SPEAK.
DR.. ]. Allison Hodges, of this city, mas
been selected to deliver the annual ADDRESS
bafore the association in the Jefferson
roof-sarden at $50 o'clock this evening.
DR.. Hodges subject will be one inWhlch
great interest is felt at present 1t Is:
..,The Effect of Freedom upon the PhY-
steal and Psychological Development OF
the Negro
Those VINO desire to hear this matter
discussed will be welcome
DR.. Hodges is a fluent, eloquent speaker.
and a man of ability and learning. His
abilities are fittinSly recognized by his
selection as orator on this occasion
EPILEPTIC AND INSANE.
DR.. w, p. Spra ting, of Sonyea. n. Y,
gave an interesting lecture, which was
illustrated by lantern slides, on the SUB
iect of 1.-The Colonization of Certain
Glasses of the Chronic Insane with SuS-
gestions and Illustrations from the Craig
Colony for Epileptics." DR.. w. III. Taylor
worked the lantern pictures on the stage
while the lecturer stood in front of the
screen. DR.. Spratling said that the Diff
ference between the epileptic and the in
riodically insane, while the insane was
continually SO.
The lantern-slide pictures of the Craig
colony for epileptics were very distinct,
and showed the features of the deransad
patients very distinctly.
The body will be called to order again
this morning at 10 o'clock.