Evening star., 1900-05-02

can Laryngological Association. DR.. Sam
uel Johnston of Baltimore president, was
held in parlors A and B of the Ellington
Hotel. The association began its twenty
second annual meeting yesterday and will
conclude its business tomorrow morning.
The papers presented today were fol-
lows: 1.-The early diagnosis of laryngeal
cancer and the Observation-Disclosures of dag
nosis and general principles Of treatment"
]. n. Mackenzie, NJ D.; Methods of treat
ment and the statistical results" d. b.
Delavau, NJ. D.; THE surgical procedures"
]. Soils Cohen, NJ. D.; Severe hemorrhage
after operations on the throat and nose,
report of five cases." Arthur Ames Bliss
NJ. D.; Secondary hemorrhage after the
use of suprarenaI extract" F. E. Hopkins,
NJ. D.; "Bullous middle turbinates," ]. P.
Clark, NJ. D.: ''r'ibroma Of the larynx," A
B. Thrasher, NJ. D.; Singular exhibitions
of partial paralysis of the vocal cords,' C.
c. Rice, NJ. D,
The Surgeons.
The American Surgical Association, Rob-
ert F. Weir, NJ. D.. of New York, president,
continued its twenty-first annual meeting
this morning in lecture hall No of CO.
lumbian University, the papers presented
being follows:
Benign obstruction of pylorus," Fred
erick kammerer. NJ. D.. of New York;
Malignant disease of stomach and py-
lorus," Wm. ]. Mayo, M. D., of Rochester,
Mimi; Gastric dilatation." B. F.. Curtis,
NJ. D., New York: ''Hourglass contraction
of stomach" P. S. Watson. NJ. D.. of Bos-
ton; Diagnosis of cancer of stomach" "
John c. Hemmeter, NJ. D., of Baltimore
(by invitation); "Traumatism of stomach,
including foreign bodies" Rudolph Matas,
NJ. D.. New Orleans; "Adhesions of the
stomach, A. T. Cabot, M d. of Boston;
Structure OF the oesophagus following ty-
phoid fever" Frederick S. Dennis, NJ. D.,
New York.
Tubercnlosis Discussed.
The American Genealogical Association,
DR.. Abraham Jacobi New York. president,
met again this morning in the banquet hall
of the Arlington. Some of the papers pre-
sented were:
Some phases of the tuberculosis prob
lem in Colorado" by DR.. Sherman G. Bon
ney, Denver; Some personal observations
on the effect of intrapleural infection Of
nitrogen gas in tuberculosis" by Dr. H. p
Loomis, New York: Subsequent history
of patients apparently cured by intitubercle
serum by DIR. j. Edward Stubbert, Lib
erty q. Those who have been aWay from
the sanitarium for four years. 2. Those
who have been away for three years. 3.
Those who have been away for two years
4. Those who have been away for one
year,: Stomach conditions in early tuber-
culosis.' by DR.. Boardman Reed. Phila-
delphia: The phlebitis of advanced phthis-
is, with report of cases Of phthisis follow
ing aDScesseS OF the hand, by DIR. R. G.
Curtin, Philadelphia.
Association of Physicians.
The Association of American Physicians
DR.. Edward G. Janeway of New York
president, continued it's fifteenth annual
meeting this morning at the Cosmos Club
The papers presented were: Some conclu-
sions arrived at after a study of 10i
| cases of pernicious anaemia,' Dr. Richard
c. Cabot, Boston: Report of cases of per.
nicious anaemia with a special reference &c
the blood findings" DR.. Frank Billings
Chicago; Clinical notes on cases of per-
| nicious anaemia," DIR. Frederick p Henry
Philadelphia; "Proliferation and phagocy-
tosis," DR.. F. B. Mallory, Boston: Gases
of diarrhoea associated with the presence
of strongylus intestinals in the Stools Dr.
w. 8. Thayer. Baltimore; "The organism
and LESSONS of actinomycosis," DR.. J. H
Wright. Boston: Case of filaria with speci.
| mems of the adult parasite" DR.. w T.
Councilman, Boston; THE elimination OF
deleterious substances from antitoxic sera. y
! Dr. William H. Park. New York; ."Varie.