The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-24
INDIANA PHARMACISTS.
Second Days sessiOn-Oficers Chosen for
the Ensuing Year-Papers Read and
Discussed.

The Indiana Pharmaceutical Association met
in its second days session yesterday morning, at
10 O'Clock, President Andrews in the chair. A
telegram was read from E. j. Elwang, secretary
Of the Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association,
conveying the regards OF that association, which
is now in session at Louisville. The president
was instructed to return the regards OF the Indi-
ana association, Eighty-six new members were
added to the mem Dership.
The nominating committee reported the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year, the report
being adopted:
For president, N. ". Yeakle, Lafayette; first
vlee-presldent, II. ]. Watjen, Vincennes; second
vlce-president, Frank II. Carter, indianapolis;
third viCe-president; A. w. Binford, Crawfords-
vile; treasurer. Emil Martin, indianapolis; Sec
rotary, Joseph R. Perry, Indianapolis; executive
committee John N Hnrty, Indianapolis Charles
A. Robinson, Terre Haute; d, C. Bryant, Frank
fort; delegates to the American Pharmaceutical
Association, TO meet at Washington d. c., in
September, 1888. George W. SOan Indianapolis
II. j. Sch@pper, Evansville George II. An
drews. Muncie; Josiah X. Lilly, Indianapolis
Charles " Pyle, Warsaw; delegates to the Ma
tlonai Retail Druggists Convention, to be held
at Washington, ID, c., next September, John e.
Hendricks, Peru; August Deter, Fort Wayne
A. NJ Andrews Connersville; Lucius Lybrand,
Noolesville G. ID. Searle, Anderson.
Leo Eliel, South Bend, read paper. The II
the association, and Prof. ]. U. Lloyd, of Cincin
natl, and r. H. COwdrey, of Chicago, were elected
honorary members. Papers~Dy W. =. Bdntln ana
F. c. Schmidt were read by title. Prof. John
Hurry read a paper on "Granular Effervescing
Salts which was discussed by Messrs. Lloyd,
Buntln and COwdrey.
At the afternoon session, Prof. Lloyd, of Gin
clnnati. read paper on Analysis OF Qulnine
Pills. which was discussed by Messrs. Sloan,
Cowdrey, Hurry, Perry, Oles and Elel query
from w Fl. Ross, of Richmond TO abOrtives,
was read by the president and discussed by
Eliel, Sloan, Oles, Bryant and Mendenhal
The following we're chosen committee on notes
and queries George W. Sloan, Indianapolis,
chairman; w. c. BuDtiD, Terre Haute; u. Hecht,
Evansville; W. Fl. Ross, Richmond; Gid. ID. Searle,
Anderson.
The committee on legislation and trade inter-
ests lie composed of August Deter, Fort Wayne,
chairman; F. G. Schmidt, Evansville; j. E. SOmee,
Terre Haute; Henry Kielhorn, Indianapolis; Leo
Eliel South Bend.
The committee on place of meeting for next
year reported in favor of Evansville, which re-
port was accented, and the time the third Tues
day in May, 1884. W. L. Johnston, of Evans
vile, was elected local secretary.
The report of the committee on exhibit was
presented and accepted The exhibitors, as
local secretary, j Ohm A. Lambert, presented him
with diamond scarf pin and paiI of sleeve
buttons.
The invitation extended by the association to
the Marion County Medisa Society to attend the
meetings miscOnceived by physicians Of
other schools The invitation was specially
tended to the Marion County Medical Society for
the reason that that society met on Tuesday
evening. The general invitation was to the pub
lie, including ply sicians OF every school
The session will close this morning