The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

has thrown among us; or those gentlemen VIII,
have permitted the use OF heir name, 10 ave
the patronage Of q special specialist to m
profession 10 our own city, should be com
PEELED to withdraw their names from such ad
Re;9lrsd, That the delegates to the Amer
can Medical Association from this society b,
instructed 70 bring this matter, so vital TO tn,
algnity and honor OF the profession, before tina
oogy, at the earliest possible moment.
inc resolution was debated, and then re-
icIIeu 10 the committee on ethics.
me association then adjourned to q. m. 10.
The Medical Association visited. in A BODY.
last night, At the United States Medical M2y..
scum, on Tenth street, where DR.. Woodward
81 That bath INSTITUTION delinested the microscop.
entery, and the eruptions Of the skin as CAUSED
by camp-fevcr and small pox, which views
were, In many instances, thrown upon screen
OF canvas ,s, u Get square, and nagnihed to
Having Interested themselves here to their
satisfaction, the maternity proceeded In body
of y FlisenS sn SrY'a a, ss ~,
to which they had been cordially Invited. A
very pleasant season was experienced by all
who were so fortunate as to be present.
OLDEST ISHABiTANrs' AssocIArIoS,-This
association held Its regular monthly meeting
In the Council Chamber, City Hall, yesterday
afternoon, at o O'Clock.
President J. d. Blake occupied the chair.
and J. Carroll Brent, esq, the secretary, was
The minutes of the last meeting were read
J. Carroll Brent, esq, read letter from Mr..
Thomas Hayden, In whicl. that gentleman,
through MT. Brent, presented to the associa.
to the stock OF the Commercial Company Of
the City Of Washington" formed in the year
isos-siHty years ago-and which did a -four
built for and rented to the company by Mr.
Blagden's father, on the Eastern Branch OF
the Potomac. The paper Is twelve feet long,
seventy.hve stockholders. Mr.. b. speaks in
his letter OF having seen, about the year 1910,
the launching Of the brig James Monroe.
eenSn 70 lie h.SsEa ane so%
explains itself.
aThe committee of arrangement. of Alex.
dine with General La Fayette this day, at
o., ,.,, j. RoBEnrs, Mayor.
DR.. George A. Bohrer moved that the thanks
OF this Association be rendered to Mr.. Biag.
den for his choice presents; and, also, to have
Mr.. Chauncey Bestor remarked that he saw
the James Monroe sail with her nrst. cargo.
MT. Zantzinger was the supercargo Of the
vote OF thanks was rendered TO Mr., How
ard Kcyworth for his card
Fielder X. Dorset esq. here arose and stated
that which those ofthis association, nor their
children or children's children, will be likely
to obtain 10 the same way. II was the spawls,
the ne, IN pesson, took from The cavity Of
monument, before IL was laid. It was received,
and the Chair returned the thanks OF the asso-
citation.
Mr. John =. Callan presented a history of
the Baptist Institutions OF this city, the hrst
Of which was organized In 1907, and asked that
1t be fled In the archives.
pointment OF a committee to make arrange
ment, for celebrating the national anniversary.
The Chair appointed as said committee.
Messrs. Captain Chauncey Bestor, Captain
Seraphim Mari, John !. Callan, esq, Jenkin
Thomas, esq, and William Prentiss, esq, to
Randolph Coyle, esq, offered a resolution
providing that all nominations for membership
shall lie over for one month; that IL shall re.
ship, and that this resolution lie over for one
month.
The Chair stated that would require a
ch nn Of the son mahnn, ,,.,
luton be put upon Its passage at once.
,d Ths question was put and the resolution
Under the head Of unfinished business was
resolution offered at the last meeting by Mr..
r. s. Clarke, and laid over one month. The
resolution provides that committee OF two
Chair to walt on the sick, and, In case OF
dsath, to make all necessary arrangements,
and that the eonstitution be revised.
tlon on the ground that members desiring to
be useful In that respect would do so without
any rules to that effect. There was too much
Formally in the operation proposed.
Mr.. CLARK withdrew his resolution.
Mr.. J. =. Hilton moved that 500 copies OF the
be printed for the use OF the
members.
DR.. George A. Bohrer moved to amend by hav-
log the Secretary Inquire what the cost of print
ing 800 copies would be, and to report at the next
meeting.
The amendment WAS accepted and the motion |
agreed to. |