Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-22
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
A Large Number Of Distinguished Per.
sons Admitted to Fellowship.

William Kilgore, Minneapolis, MINI.
Maxfeld Merriman, South Bethlehem,
Pa.
Rebecca n Morrison, Minneapolis, MINI.
Harrison G o Morrison, Minneapolis,
MINI.
H c Perry, Norfolk, Va.
NJ d Rhame, Minneapolis, MINI.
George g Ripley, Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Kate Robson, Indianapolis.
George Spencer, st. Cloud, MINI.
DR.. R o Sweeney, ST. Paul, MINI.
VIM NJ Tenney, Minneapolis.
Rev. Peter Uhlen, st. Peter, MINI.
NEW OFFICERS.
The secretary announced the following
nominations of officers for the ensuing
year, by the standing committee, and upon
ballot being taken nearly all were elected
unanimously:
President P Lesley, Philadelphia, Pa;
General Secretary-Dr Alfred Springer,
Cincinnati, o.
Assistant Secretary-E S Holden, Madi-
son, Wis.
Section A-Vice president, II T Eddy,
Cincinnati, Ohio; secretary, G W Hough,
Chicago, Ill.
Section B-President, John Trowbridge,
Cambridge, Mass; secretary, D G Hodges,
Salem, Mass.
Section C-Vice president, j ohm W Lang
ley, Ann Arbor, Mich; secretary, Robert B
Warden, North Bend, o.
Section D-Vice president, R II Thurs
ton, Hoboken, N j.; secretary, B Webb,
Ithaca, N Y.
Section E-Vice president, N Il Win
chell, Minneapolis; secretary, Eugene A
Smith, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Section F-Vice president, E D Cope,
Philadelphia, Pa; secretary, G E Bessly,
Ames, Iowa.
Section G-Vice president, D G Worm
ley, Philadelphia, Pa; secretary, Romyn
Ames, Iowa.
Section R-Vice president, E Morse,
Salem, Mass; secretary, W Fl Holmes,
Washington, D. G.
Section Vice president, John Eaton.
Washington, D. c.; secretary, c W Smiley,
Washington, D. G.
FELLOWS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The standing committee nominated the
following members to the fellowship of the
association, and the assembly elected them,
only two names having been scratched by
few of the members:
Abbott, DR. Chas C, Trenton, N J (29).
Anderson, Rev Joseph, Waterbury, Conn
(29).
Arthur, J c, Charles City, Iowa (2D.
Ashburner, Charles A, 9U7 Walnut street, Phil
adelphia, Pa (31).
Barnard, Edward E, care r Poole, Cherry and
Union Streets Nashville, Tenn (26).
Bartlett, Prof Edward j, Dartmouth college,
Hanover, N J (2S).
Bausch, Edward, Rochester, N (20).
Billings, DR. John Shaw, Washington D G.
Eanlyh 1Yrv,l IL M
Burr, Prof VIM H, Troy NY (31).
Carpmael, Charles, Director of Magnetic OBJ
servatory, Toronto, Can (31.
Case, Col Theo s, Editor Western Review of
Science. Kansas City, Mo (27).
Chandler, Prof Chas Henry, Ripon, Wis (28).
Clapp, Miss Cornelia M, Mount Holyoke Sem
mary, South Hsdley, Mass (81).
Crandall, Prof R, Lexington, KY (29).
Curtis, DR. Lester, 1853 Wabash avenue, Chi
cago, Ill (29).
Davenport, B. F., NJ. D., ISL fremont st.,
Boston, Mass. (29)
Dorsey, Rev Jas 0, Bureau. of Ethnology,
Washington, D c, (3l.)
Dudley, Prof VIM R, Ithica, n Y, (29.)
Eaton, Hon Jonn, . Commissioner of Edu-
cation, Washington, (25.)
Fairchild, H L, 1853 E 18th street, New York,
(2s.)
Fernald, Prof M c., State Agricultural Col
lege, Orono, Me, (22.)
Fletcher, Miss Alice G, care Peabody Mu
scum, Cambridge, Mass, (29.)
Fletcher, James, Library of Parliament, Ottawa
Can, (31.)
Freeman, Spencer H, Cleveland, o., (29)
French, Prof Thomas, Jr, Urbana, o, CO.,
Gallaudet, Edw III, Pres. Nat. Deaf Mute Col
lege, Washington, D c, 1881
Gulley, Prof Frank A, Agricultural College
Oktibbeha Co, Miss, (30.)
Gray, DR. Elisha, Highland Park, Ill.
Hall, Prof G W, Univ. of Minnesota, Mime
apolis, MINI, (28.)
Halsted, Byron D, 245 Broadway, New York
(29.)
Hanaman, c E, Troy, NY, 49,
Hardy, Prof A S, Dartmouth college, Hanover
NH (26.)
Holman, Silas W, Mass, Inst of Technology
Boston, Mass, (Sl)
Holmes, VIM II, Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D (30)
Hosea, Lewis NJ, Johnston building, Cincin
natl, Ohio 1907
Hotchkiss, Jed, Stanton, Va (31)
Hovey, Rev H c, New Haven, Conn (29)
Jordon, Prof David s, Bloomington, Ind, 81
Kellicott, David s, Buffalo, Wy go
Kershner, Prof Jefferson E, Lancaster City
Pa (29)
K1nnicut, Leonard P, Worcester, Mass (2S)
Kunz, G F, care Tiffany & Co, New York
NY (29l
Landretb, Prof DIN H, Vanderbilt uni, Nash
vile, Tenn (28)
Iarkln, Edgar II, new WINDSOR, Merc9r 90
Ill (28)
Macintosh James B, School of Mines, Col
umbia Coll, N Y, (27)
Moses, Prof Thomas f, Urbana University
Urbana, Ohio, (25)
Osborn, Henry F, D Garrisons, N (29).
Payne, Prof VIM W Carlton College, North
field, MINI (30).
Pickering, VIM H, 81 Mt Vernon street.
Boston, Mass (29).
Robinson, Prof W University of Ohio
Columbus, Ohio (30).
Rockwell, Chas H, box 293, Tarrytown
NY (26).
Rosenspitz, DR. Alexander, rabbi, lock boz
43O, Portland, Oregon (26).
r Smiley, Charles w, Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D (2Sj.
Smith, Edwin, Assistant q s Coast ano
Geodetic Survey, Washington, D C (20).
Upton, Winslow, Army Signal Office, Wash
Wainsley, Wi Il, 1Ols Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, Pa (28).
Webb, Prof Burlitt, Ithaca, N Y (3l).
Wheeler, Prof c G, University of Chicag
Chicago, Ill.
Whiting, Miss Sarah F, Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass (S1).
THE CLOSING.
The standing COMMITTEES announced tina
the formal closing meeting of the associa