New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
THE DfNIIA ASSOCI4TYON.


ANATIONAI. ORGANIZATION COMPLETED
,p,Y srENr u ADOPTING \ CCEeruUlioN AND
IS CHOOSING a PRESIDENT, E>DiD WIFI AZ
rNcyu~iOy.
T,e newly formed Dental Association Of the
i-f,frd S-af rs 81 America y met yesterday morning
IN Republican Hall The cousidetat9h 81 tlr con,
.rtt ,ou ,tas continued and Il vas hlAliy adopted
an n whole il was oocldcd that no drn'IN' NHai 'r
eligible tj memb,I-hlp who haS h'' lr,,'Nru Il
dulnua from reputable drntal &c lt-'. llp"itiS
n,pl.rs o!e 20 hn elc ted Only 1T The qlauItnhlal
meetings IN Washington. The NJ. ii"gs III wash
ington. Il was decided, are 10 re lE.'r".ti 90
dls.usslou t0oA place regarding III" place OF
.,r.,inp for next YEAR Drs Hunt aud Levy favored
Navy ok and DIS. Cobb and Amber spoke for
saratoga The fist vote was a TIE. and on the
second ballot Newly Ork was agreed upon ne time
of the meeting was fixed Tor the Monday alter me
first Tuesday N August. Dr. Amber objected to
the date. because, as he sand the American De"'"
Convention mel GA ihat day.
The constitution provides that the secr9tary ana
,r,,,,cr ,rr fo ia elected m the meetings in Wash
,u0rou 10 hold Office for four years and that the
mriub rs may he expelled " for good cause shown
hy the votes of twO-thirds OF the members present
nj "A meeting.
In he: The advancement OF the profession OF den
ts,ry 10 ts proper standing before the world: me
nrnrurcmcnt of the recognition of dentistry rs q
profession by the United States GoycInmeht ana
The obi anncnt Of ITS aid and cooperation III the
60 lection and collation. or chronological statistics
bearing on the development structure ana cohul-
t.cn Of the human tetth for the Pulposc ~ piop
and thorough research and Eaton' tne SUD-
ects pertaning TO dentistry WIZ DC u' eu ANU
r,asscd as follows First, Dental surgery second
| Artificial Dentistry third, Anatomy ana fnySl-
ology fourth, Pathology fifth, histology ara ~
| crrscony sixth, therapeutics; seventh, Mateila
Nad,r1: eighth, Physics; ninth, CAclilStrE-or-
| panlc and inorganic tenth. Metalurgy eleventh,
| Dental Education and Literature. Eich ot these
Subjects according TO the plan ~ 10 he III chargc Oh
| , scrtjoi especially appointed Tor that purpose. \
snecia feature is that each section Is Instructed by
thr constitution to investigate the subject which ~
has IN charge to the best OF Its ability, ana re-
mart the result of It's work to the association at
| eoch ouodreunia meeting i'll Washington. stand
inc committees provided Tor are to De ON IL
nance, on membership, on appliances, on CORE,
| spondence with the United states OOvefhmehI anu
| also m executive committee. -
The dental districts or the United States aie cou
| stitutod rs follows: Dial,
LIST Dlstrict-New-York,. CONNECTICUT; hhole
Island. Massachusetts, Vermont NeW-ii''up'n''V
lid Dlstrict-New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
| ware. Maryland District Of Columbia, virginia.
| West Virginia Kentucky aud ONO.
| lid Dstrict-North Carolina, South Carolina,
| Georgia Florida, Alabama, Mississippi. LOUISIANA,
| Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee. ,,,~
WITH Dstrct-lndiana LIMOS lowa, missouri, Nc
| braska, Kansas, DahOtaD Diihiesota' "isconSin'
"'I Vth observation-disclosures, Nevada, Utah. Arizona,
| New-Mexlco, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, ldaho'
The Meetings viii be held as follows; In ISL
LIST District: 1so2-Washington; 1s83-lld Dis
1SsIIS pigE2t fSI 5.tie DISTRICTS
fbe nomipation for officers being III order, Dr. A.
/. Nortbrups name was presented for president. lls.
| Rich Allen and Abbot were al so nominated. as Dr;
Northrqp was not present. and as he had not s,gnea
member OF he ASSOCIATION, but as he had paid his
dues and was Sick the rules were suspended after
much discussion. and he was declared member OF
the body. Dr. A. /. Northrup of New-iork. wac
elected president for tho ensuing year. A c9mmu'
nicaton was read from the trustees OF A. s. White
Of this city. inoloSag .sssAfSlOO to the associa