National Republican., 1883-09-12

behalf in an effort to have them raised to the
rank of officers.
Mr.. Ebert of Chicago, addressed the
meeting, flvUring the appointment Of board
of examination to examine candidates for
positions as pharmacists. The mattcr was
referred TO u proper committee. and the con
yentiun adjourned until 3 O'Clock this morn
ing.
The old officers of the association are: Prcsi-
dent, Charles A. Heinisth, Lancaster, Pa.
first vice president John ingalls,, Macon, Ga;
second vice president, Louis Dollmc, Balti-
more, Md. third vice president, Will am u.
Blanding, Providence, II. l.; treasurer,
Charles A. Tufts, Dover, N. H.; permanent
secretary, John NJ. Maisch Philadelphia Pa;
local secrGtary, Charles Buckcr, Washington
ID. c.; reporter on progress OF pharmacy, O.
Lewis Dlehl Louisville Ky.
During the present session Il number of In.
terestng papers will be read by members Of
the association upon the preparation, use,
quality, and value of drugs, medicines, and
their constituent parts.
The delegates will be rendered ball and
reception at the National Rifles armory to.
night; an excursion to Mount Vernon Fri
day afternoon, and banquet at Abners hall
the same evening. The wives and daughters
OF delegates will bo taken in hand by coni
mittoo of tho wives of Washington phar-
macists, who have arranged very attractive
programme.
The nominating committee met at the Ar
lington hotel at s o'clock last evening pur-
suant to call, and after organizing and elect
ing u chairman, nominated the following Off
GERS of the American Pharmaceutical associa-
ton for the ensuing year: President W. >.
Thompson, Washington ID. c.. first vico
president, DIR. Charles Rice, New
York; second vice president, +. II.
Massi, Norfolk, Va; third vice president, Il.
W. Runyon, San Francisco, Cal; treasurer,
Charles A. Tufts, Dover, n. H.; permanent
secretary, John N. Maisch, Philadelphia; >re-
porter on progress of pharmacy, g. Lewis
Deal Louisville; member of council (for un-
expired term Of VIM. Thompson) Albert Il.
Ebert Chicago. The othor members of the
council nominated were Joseph p Reming-
ton, Philadelphia; George w. Kennedy Potts
vile, Pa Henry j. Menninger, Brooklyn.
Standing Committee on tho Drug Market
William A. Gelatly, New York, chairman, Il.
Waldo Cutler, Boston, NJ. NJ. Kline, Philadel-
phia, Daniel Myers, Cleveland, Ohio, William
Simpson, Raleigh, n. G. Committee on Pa.
pors and QueriesJ. w. Lloyd, Cincinnati,
chairman, George w. Sloan indianapolis,
w. w. Bartlett, Boston. Committee OH Prize
Essnys-C. Lewis Deal, Louisville chairman,
A. W. Millor, Philadelphia, Emil SchetTor,
Louisville. Committee on Logislation-John
M. Maisch, Philadelphia, chairman, Samuel
A. d. Sheppard, Boston, Edward Booking,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Tho concert given at the Congregational
church last evening by tho pharmacists of
the district, to the American pharmaceutical
convention, was decided success in every
respect. The vast auditorium Of the church
was filled with brilliant audience, and the
programme was an exceptionally fine one,
and every number was we'll represented.
The participants were Miss Minnie
Evan, Mrs. Nellie McCartee, Messrs
+. II. Noyes, II. A. Foresman, the
John =. Lawrence, organist, and the entire
marine band under the leadership of Mr.. John
Philip Sousa. The entire concert was under
the direction of DR.. +. S. Kimbal, the dircc-
tor of the Apollo club.
The applause after every number aud the
frequent encores attested tho satisfaction of
the audience with tho entire entertainment
The full programme was as follows: Selec-
tions from Lohengrin," Wagner marine
band; male chorus, Ave Maria" Phelps
Apollo club; barytone solo, ~ Would We're
King" Sullivan, Mr.. +. Ii. Noyes; male
quartette, Gay Pilgrim" Mangold, Arion
quartottc; soprano solo, Mrs. N. B. DIcCartee /;
male chorus, with accompaniment hymns
Mohring, Apollo club and marine band organ
solo, overture, "Semiramis," Rossini, Mr.. j.
p. Lawrence; male quartette, Soldiers Re-
turn" Koschat, Arion quartettc; soprano
solo, "Flor di Margherita," Arditi, Miss
Mimic EVAN Swedish wedding march,
Sodermann, marine band; barytone solo,
Sailing" Marx, Mr.. ii. A. Foresmau; male
chorus, Annie Laurie" aria by Buck, Apollo
club: barytonc solo. "Our Crew" (by request),
Pinsuti (by kind permission of committee of
| arrangements and entertainments); duet
from Robert Deyereaux," Donizetti, Mrs
McCartee and Mr.. Noyes; "reminiscences of
Scotland" Godfrey, marine band