The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
PROFESSIONAL AND TRADkS-5
UNIONS.
Hschn,ona Pharmaceutical Associa-

tom.
The Pharmaceutical Association OF RiclI-
mond was organized In 1873, and Is CONF.
posed OF. the lending druggists OF the city.
It's ebIef objects are the promotion OF cul.
.ture, andthe diffusion Of knowledge in the
practice OF pharmacy, aud Fife maintenance
Of such relations between physicians, phar.
macists, druggists, and the people at large,
upon fust principles, which shall enhance
the public welfare and tend TO the mutual
beneft OF members. Officers: President,
Hugh Blair; First Fice-P President. John w.
Pierce; Second Vice-Yresidept, PowFIatan
E. DuDuy; Corresponding Secretary. L.
Roberts Baker, Recording Secretary. DO
sepii ANTHONY Treasurer, William p. Poy-
thress; Executive Committee-Joseph ".
Willis, Pok Miller, and Jesse Child.
Tho IsichsEond Aeademy or Medicine.
TIE Richmond Academy of Medicine vas
organized in Decerpber, 1880 and has been
in successful operation ever sinee-sbirteen
years.
It's roster rnnbers about IS, and is CON-
posed Of the oldest and most eminent ply
sicians in the city, AS we'll as larger part OF
thevoan ger meD-not theleass active branch
of the Association. The membership Is
composed OF resident, nonresident, and
honorary fellows. The requisites for resi-
dent fellowship are that the candidate must
be grDflIate Of megsicine, residing in the
city and county, or adjoining eounties, for
IL period OF six months, and must be pro-
poseeSin writing by q EeAox personally ae-
quninted with him. Honorary Fellows must
have been long tsnguished in their pyo-
| feSsou.
There isappointed IN nuaTN Committee
on Public Health, who report monthly to
the Academy the status OF the pubic health,
the diseases prevailing deaths, &c.
The obRsts OF the Academy are 1st. The
cultivation. Of the sciense OF medicine. I'd.
The advancement OF the character and
honor Of siie profession sfl. The elevation
of the standard OF medical education and
4th. The promotion of she pubic health.
The following are the officers ioz the en-
suing ycas DR.. NJ. Z James, president;
Dr.. II. E. Taliaierro, frst vice president;
Or. Ii. Ii. Levy, secona e-president ; DR..
George &oSs, third vice president; DR..
Charles. ). Britain, Sc sfetary DR.. Thomas
Il. Evans, assistant secretary: DR.. w. Au-
gustus Lse, treasurer DR.. 4. T. Robinson,
librarian.
The oiEne OF the secretary IS located at
No. ill east Clay stress-
The meetings OF the .tcadsmS arc heh OH
the lir>t and third TUESDAY evenings OF
each morSh at s O'CLOCK,
Typographical Eninss.
Richmgald Typographical Union, No. 90,
meets the first Saturday night in each month
at odd Fellows Hail. corner Franklin and
Mayo streets. The officers are . E. E. Kelly,
president: Alexander aeMry. yice-presl-
dent :; &. w. Mander, recording secretary !;
William L. Wood7, corresponding and
financial secretary = IL. Campbell tre.ssG-
rcr :; C. \. Hill, scrgean TAT. arms.
Granitc-Gulters~ Eu5OD~
Tho. Richmond branch OF the e. &. l.
! l.. na4ls in DrtEla>" Hal corner OF Main
and Seventeenth Streets. on the third Sasur
day CT each month. Thomas GohGston- pre-
sideni; John g. Craig, secretary. Mem
ber~iDp. los. The headquarters are ii
, Rociiiand, Me. /. L. Secretary SO.hra b
, Dyos. The Union is in Il tourishlng eondi
ton. with 2,50Cs memljass.-
: WoitGrs' Eniasxs-
| Enmitt Scott, president; kuHard Ii
= Elsher, vice rnesident; James n. Jones
c secretary. Membership iIa. Meets onth
5 second FridaEnigh Of, each month at No
/ 2Q4 east Grace street.