The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
TENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
MORNING SESSION

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
G]REENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, J .
a.: August LIST, 1871.
The Convention assembled at 10 o'clock,
and was called to order by DR.. W. Il. Nor
gan, of Nashville, President.
The following are the officers elect of the
Convention President, W. q. Morgan
Vice-President, s. W. Dennis, of San Fran.
cisco Second Vicc.P resident, j. R. Walk.
err, Of New Orleans; Corresponding secre-
tary, J. A. Salmon, of Boston ; Recording
Secretary, NJ. l.. Dean, of Chicago !; Treas.
urer, w. Fl. Goddard, of Louisville.
On motion, the roll was called and the
following persons answered to their names:
DR.. W. H. Atkinson, New York; W. q.
Morgan, Nashville =; G. B. Mcdonald, Con-
neantsvillc, Pa; j.. j. Taylor, Ctncin-
natl !; Charles E. Francis, New York;
Fl. Judd, st. Louis, Mo-; W. a. Morrison,
St. Louis T. hickman, Reading, Pa; j.
Taft, Cincinnati ; ". Dutche and J. J.
Birge, San Francisco; Jas. FL. Smith, New
Haven ; J. TT. Vey, Hartford, CT. ; n. III.
Johnston, New York; S. NJ. V. REDEEM
burg, New York: e. Stoddard Smith,
Springfield, I'll. g.; J. r.. Walker, New Or.
leans; &C. Chittenden, Madison, Wis. ;
George II. Cushing, NJ. L. Deane. J. N.
CrOucc, Chicago e. E. Dunn, Louisville
E. Floyd, North Carolina E. r. Z. Car
pcnter, Chicago ; II. A. Smith, Cincinnati ;
Il. w. Keeling, Oxford, Ohio; Robt. Hucy,
John II. Githers, Amos Writ, Philadelphia;
j. A. Salmon, Boston W. II. Goddard,
j. i. Casino. Louisville, KY. j. B. Morri-
son, st. Louis. Mo-. W. H. Webb, Lancas-
ter, Pa. &. F. s. Wright, Bomaria, s. c.;
II. Is. Noble, R. 3. Donaldson, F. o. Hills,
0. A. Daley, Washington city j.. +.
Thomasson, Fredericksburg NJ. s. job
son, Perry, Ga. Judson i. Wood, John
Mahoney, Richmond, Va; G. D. Cooke,
Brooklyn, n. Y; S. S. White, Philadel-
phia.
On motion, the Convention determined
to hold two daily sessions-from 10 to half
past l. and from half-past 3 to 6 o'clock.
Standing committees were called, and the
President took time to gill vacancies, Z
Business not being ready for the Conven-
ton, on motion the session was adjourned
until 3 o'clock ?. NJ.
SECOND DIsP ATCH.]
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VA. August l, 1S71.-The report of
the Committee on Dental Physiology was
presented and read by Prof. Judd, the
chairman.
This report took q wide range, covering
pretty much the whole field of physiology.
\ discussion ensued, in which Drs. Atkin-
son and Judd m%onopolizcd the attention of
the association during the afternoon, touch
ing some differences between them about
'cr!ns and the relations Of different forms of
matter. THIS discussion had so little direct
connection with dentistry that the wonder
was how it got into the association /; but
the doctors seemed to be entertained by
it-eSpccially by the earnest and rapidly
energetic elocution of DR.. Atkinson, who
threw of his coat to he more free and un-
restrained in the %eXpounding of his "in-
spirations.' The subject was postponed till
tomorrow.
Dir. Salmon was appointed to conduct
The clinics of to .morrow morning.
Lrs. Mahoncy, OF Richmond :; j. Camp
bell. Of Virginia; JAS. johnson, of Nir-
ginia Howe, OF Cincinnati and Simmons
and Is. wilkins, of Tennessee, who are ex-
Guided from membership, not being men,
bHr- OF local societies, were invited to take
part In the proceedings, and an invitation
WAS extended 10 the public to attend tic
meetings of the association.
Adjnurncd.~
Among the arrivals here last night were
eX-SccrctHiy of the Interior Jacob Thomp-
son and family.