New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

American Pharmaceutical Association

American Pharmace uticai Association.
RICHMOND, September 16-The twenty.
first annual session of the American Phar.
maceutical Association commenced in this
city to-day. A large number of delegates
and the following officers were present:
Professor A. f. Ebert. of Chicago presi-
dent; S. S. Garigus, of Michigan, and Z. p.
Nichols, of New Jersey, vice presidents;
Charles A. Tufts, of New Hampshire, treas
Urer; John M. Maisch, of Philadelphia, per-
manent secretary. and Thomas II. Hazard
of Richmond, local secretary. The associa-
ton was welcomed by Mayor Reilly in a
speech, which was responded to by Profess
sor Ebert. The annual reports of the vari-
GUS officers were presented and appropriate
~ referred Seventy new members were
elected. The association then adjourned
tail tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Duelists.
William l.. Royall,W. X. Trigg, John S.
Meredith and William b. Tabb, seconds in
the MOrdecai- Macarty duel, appeared to-
day before Judge Guigon for trial, but the
case not being ready they were again ad-
mtted to bail in $4,000 each until the Oc-
tober term of the court. McCarty has
never been able to make his appearance,
being still confined by his wound. lie is
gradually improving.
Odd Fellows.
BALTIMORE. September 16.-The next SEES
convenes at Atlanta, Georgia.
Texas Editors mt st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, September I6.-The Texas
editors, after returning from steamboat
excursion this afternoon. were driven about
the city and out TO the fair grounds, where
an elegant collation. was served and par
taken of. A large number of prominent
merchants of this city were present, and |
the Texans were made to feel thoroughly |
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delivered an eloquent address of welcome,
and speeches were made by several parties |
on both sides Tonight the editors are Wis |
itiDg the theatres and other places of amuse- |
ment. and tomorrow they will be further |
entertained.
steam Line from Brownsville TO Liver.
pooI-Pr0posed Abolition Of the IONA
I.ibre."
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, September I6.-l
The RdncherO states that regular line of
packets has been established between Liv-
erpool and Brazos Santiago A large
amount of trade which has gone in other
directions in years past will gradually come
this way.
At the same time it is reported that the
next Mexican Congress will virtually |
abolish the "Zona Libre," by restricting it
TO the jurisdiction of Matamoras; and then
requiring full duties upon all goods not en-
tered direct by sea at the port of Matamo-
ras free of duty, while goods entered from
the United States along the frontier must
pay full duty on being admitted into the
country.
Funeral Services of the Late General
McCOOk.
CINCINNATI September I6.-The body of
General Il. = McCook was laid in the consist
Org OF Star Rite in the Masonic Temple this |
morning, and was viewed by vast num-
y,1a in |
the temple, according to the Masonic ritual |
i'll charge OF the Knights Templar. The
relatives present were Mrs. McCook. mother
of deceased; Colonel George McCook: Mrs.
Davis, a sister; Mrs. Edwin S. MeCook, the
widow; ID. A. McCook, a cousin, and John |
McCook. p son OF deceased. Governor Bur
bank, of Dakota, and other friends were
present.
Rev. Mr.. Gray and Rev. Henry D. Moore {
were the officiating clergymen. The funeral
cortege consisted of squad of police the 5
Newport barracks band, detachment of !
regulars from the barracks, followed by
Sir knights of Cincinnati and Hanselman
Communicates, and a large number of Mas !
ter Masons. Everywhere the people '
Of the cOrtege. The body was inferred in
the family vault at Spring Grove Cemetery. /
The Exposition. !
At meeting OF citizens this afternoon, i
presided over by Mayor Johnston, resolu- I
ions were adopted TO call holiday by z
to celebrate the success Of !
he Cincinnati Exposition, and make a 8
popular Endorsement OF 1t as permanent
Institution. A committee of five was ap-
ointed to confer with the Exposition com q
,issioners as to the day. q
Capture Of Lord Gordon. !,
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