The evening times., 1900-05-02

The physicians and surgeons who are in
this city attending the meetings Of the
Medical Society met again this afternoon at
the Laf' cite Square Opera House in gen.
eral 80 --s;li. A paper on Modern Thera-
peutics' was read by DR.. William Osler,
OF Baltimore, which was followed by DR..
Clarence ]. Blake's essay on The Soeio-
logical Status of the Physician" a poem
by DIR. S. Weir Mitchell. OF Philadelphia.
entitled THE Evolution of the Physician"
closed the afternoons session.
Meetings were held this morning of the
following societies. at which the members
named read papers: OphthalmologicaI So
eiety, DIR. A. (. Ewing, DR.. J. E. Weeks.
Dr. J. A. Spalding. DIR. c. s Bull, DR.. c.
A. Oliver, DR.. l. Howe, DR.. r. Sattler,
DR.. II. Knapp. DIR. c. A Vaesey. DR..
George Z. De Schweinitz DIR. J. \. Lip
pincOtt, DR.. A. G. Thompson, DIR. c. F.
Clark, DR. Edw- Jackson, Dr. John T. Car
penter, DR.. S. c. Ayres. Or. w. II. Wilder.
Dr. George strawbridge. DR.. S. Theobald,
Dr. Dunbar Roy. DR.. Howard r. Hansell.
DR.. s. NJ. Burnett, Or. +. ID. Skeel DIR.
C. NJ Culver, Prof. Scripture Of Yale, Dr.
w. Thomson. DR.. Z. E. Jack and Or. C.
W. Kolloch
Neurological ssoeiation-Discussion on
the Neuron Doctrine in its relationship to
disease OF the nervous system. Papers by
DR.. L. F. Barker, Baltimore; DIR. William
G. Spnler. Philadelphia; DR.. b. Sachs.
New York; DR.. II. H. Donaldson. Chicago;
DR.. James Hendrie Lloyd. Philadelphia;
nr p,,rt n VrfFao- f+booo
genealogical Society-Dr. ThaddeUs A.
Reamy, Cincinnati; Dr. Edwin p. Cfagin,
New York; DR.. Archibald McLaren, st.
Paul, Mimi
The DermatoIogical Association met at
O'Clock to transact routine business. after
which papers were read by DIR. r. b.
Bronson. Dr. NJ. B. Hartzel. DT. +. J.
Shepherd. DR.. J. A. Fordyee. DR.. 4. Ravog-
Ii, DR.. J. y. Hyde. Or. f. II. Montgomery.
( and DR.. c. Fl. Fox.
After the business meeting of the Laryn-
geological Association. essays were present.
ed by DR.. J. y. Mackenzie. DR.. D. b. Della
van. Or. J. Solis-Cohen, DR. Arthur Ames
Bliss. DR.. F. z. Hopkins. DR.. J. p Clark.
DR.. A. B. Thrasher. and Or. c. c. Rice.
At the meeting of the Surgical AssOcia-
tion papers were read by DR.. Frederick
Kammerer. New York: DR.. William j.
Mayo, Rochester. Mimi; DR.. B. F. Curtis,
New York: DR.. F. s. Watson Boston: DR.
John c. Hemmeter. Baltimore; DR.. Ru-
dolph Matss. New Orleans: DR.. 4 T. Ca
bot, Boston. Dr. Frederic Dennis, New
| York. and DR.. Oscar II. Allis, Philadelphia
The election OF members at the meeting
Of the Association Of American Physicians
was followed by the reading of essays by
DR.. Richard c. c. CabG4 Boston. DR. Frank
Billings. Chicago: Dr. Frederick F. Henry.
Philadelphia: DIR. F. 3, Mallory. Boston:
DR.. W. :. Thayer. Baltimore; Dr. J. II.
Wright Boston; Dr. ". T. Councilman.
Boston, DR. William H Park. New York;
Or. F. F. Westbrook, with Drs. Wilson and
Mcdaniel. Minneapolis; DR.. l. Hecktoen,
Chicago, and DR.. C. J. Adsmi for W. Ford,
! Montreal.
The Association OF Genito- Urinary Sur
geons held a business meeting this morn
ing. at which number of new members
| We're elected. This was followed by the
| reading Of papers BY Dr. f. Tilden Brown
| New York; Drs. W. X. Otis and Alexander,
1 New York; Dr. Malcolm l. Harris, Chiea
SO; DR.. Bransford Lewis. ST. Louis. and
DT. Eugene Fuller. New York.
At the meeting Of the Physiological So
I ciety. essays were presented by DR.. Fred
eric s. Lee and c. c. Harold, DR.. Graham
Lusk, DR.. L. B. Mendel and r. Nakaseko.
/ DR.. II. II. Donaldson. DR.. W. p. Lombard.
DR. p. A. Leyene. and c. L. Alsberg DR..
Franz Pfaff. and NJ p. o. Vejuk-Tyrode.
Tie Pediatric Society met at $3.50 O'Clock
and the following named members read
papers: DR. Edward p Davis. Philadelphia:
DR.. Irving NJ Snow. Buffalo; Dr.. Augustus
Caille. New York; DR.. d. ). Milton Miller
Philadelphia; DR.. Samuel McC. Hamill,
( Philadelphia; DR.. A. d. Blackader. Mon
treal; DR.. A. Seibert, New York.
DR. Henry p. Bowditeh. Professor of Ply
siology in the Harvard Medical School. and
President of the Congress. will deliver an
address tonight at o'clock, taking for his
subject The Medical School of the Fr-
ture," which will be followed by rfcep-
tion at the Arlington Hotel.
The dinner of the Congress, which prom
| ises 10 be a brilliant affair, will take
| Ilaee tomorrow evening at the Arlington.