The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03

mond; Joseph A. White, Richmond; u. n
Herndon, Richmond; j. Il. McCaw. Rich
mond; l.. B. Edwards, Richmond; +. b
cunningham. Richmond; NJ. NJ. Walker
kichmond: j. Grattan Csbell, Richmond
a. Speirs George, Richmond; Marion II
Carter, Richmond; II. NJ. Taylor Rich
mond; Z. w. p. Brock. Richmond; j. s
Wexford, Richmond; II. Mcclure, Rich
mond; j. ). ID. Cullen, Richmond; G.. s
MINIS, Richmond; M. &. Kemper, Balcony
Falls; ii. q. Miller. MiIlboro'; .Jacol
MlchauX. Micbanx's Ferry; George w
West, Richmond; Christian Tompkins
Richmond; George Ross, Richmond; W
Z. Mcclure, Winchester.
West Rrginid.-James Z. Reeves, Wheel
lug.
Wisconsin.-A. r. Freeman, New Lon.
don; George N. Hdershde, Arcadia; j.
X. Bartlett, Milwaukee.
The following distinguished medical gen.
tlemen arrived late last evening: T. A.
Ashby, editor OF the Maryiand Medical
journal, Baltimore, Nd; Professor f.
Erich, OF Baltimore; j. S. Billings, Wash.
! ingtOn, ID. c.; Professor l.. McLane Tif.
fany, OF Baltimore; Or. II. p. G. Wilson,
OF Baltimore.
American Medical College Association
Pursuant TO adjournment at the last ses-
sion, beld in New York city May 81, 1880,
the American Medical College Association
convened in this city in its fifth annual ses-
sion at Wilkinson's Hall yesterday at IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
The meeting was called to order by the
president. Professor 5. ID. Gross, NJ. D.,
LII. D., ID. C.. l.. Professor Leartus Con-
nor, A. NJ, NJ. d., acted as secretary.
Professor j. b. McCaw, OF the Virginia
Medical College, being introduced to the
Association, addressed the body, welcoming
the members TO The hospitality Of the city.
Professor Il. Beverley Cole, OF San Fran
cisco, also spoke briefly in recognition OF
his introduction TO the assembled medical
sayans.
The reading Of the minutes Of the last ses-
sion were, on motion, dispensed with.
The credentials OF the following delegates
were/banded in ana placed on tile-yiz. /:
Professor ). ID. GrOs', Jefferson Medical
College. Philadelphia; Professor j. VI. Boz
dine, Medical Department Of the University
OF Louisville, Ky; Professors William II.
Boiling and ID. 5 Reynolds. OF the Hospital
Of the College Of Medicine, Louisville, KY;
Professor II. G. Lands. Startling Medical
College, Columbus, o.; Professor G. M. b.
Maybe, Missouri Medicll College; Profes-
sor II. Il. Lester, Kansas City College
of Physicians and Surgeons Professor
+. s. Dunster, Medical Department Michi-
gan University; Professor II. A. Klnlocb,
Medical College State OF South Car olina;
Professor ID. ID. BrambIe, Cincinnati Col
lege Medicine and Surgery; ProfessorJ. NJ
Hines, Cleveland Medical College; Pro-
fessors Duncan Eve and Deering j. Ro-
berts, Nashville Medical College; Professor
n. :. Davis, Chicago Medical College; Pro-
fessOr j. A. Octerlony, Kentucky School OF
Medicine; Professors WiIliIm Brodie and
II. f. Ly>ier, Michigan College Of Medi-
cine: Professor =. 0. Cooper, Medical De.
partment Arkansas Industrial University.
The President, after felictating the Asso-
citation on its meeting, said the pending
question was a certain amendment offered
TO the constitution. Discussion was abbre-
waited by the ascertainment that there was
no quorum present. motion to adjourn
to Z. NJ. at the same place prevailed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Association recOnyened at 3 u. VI.
pursuant to diOurnment-Proiessor Gross
in the chair. Professor j. 8. D'Orsay Cul-
len, Of the Virginia Medical College. ap.
peared at this session among the members.
Very soon after the regular hour Of meeting
a member suggested that there was no quo
rum present. Another inquired II it was
not competent for those in attendance TO de-
clare Themselves quorum and proceed to
dispose Of the business on hand. There was
a nearly unanimous negative to the propo-
,ilion; and finally, on the suggestion Of
the president, it was decided TO proong the |
session to give absentees a reasonable time |
10 put in an appearance.
At twenty minutes past 3 the Association |
was called to order, and at $50 there still |
being no quorum, motion prevailed to ad |
ourn to meet at the same place this morn
N o. at Q.o0 n'cIOcE