National Republican., 1884-05-07

tho floor" caused somo merriment among the
delegates.
The announcement was mado that the
various delegations would meet in different
portions of the auditorium and galleries OF
the church aftor adjournment for the purpose
OF nominating one member from zach delo-
cation to form nominating committee upon
officers to he elected for tho ensuing year.
Tho convention, at 1880 p. m, adjourned
to reassemble at 10 o'clock this morning.
After the adjournment, and at 230 o'clock,
meeting of the sections was held ut tho
church and elsewhere, as reported in yester-
days REPUBLICAN,.
Tomorrow evening reception will be
given tho association between and IL
o'clock at tho National Rides armory, on G
street, by the medical profession of Washing
ton. The latch string will bo out at the rooms
of the Cosmos club Lafayette square, during
the time that the delegates are in Washing.
ton. On Thursday evening q reception Will
bo given by Mr.. and Mrs. Hildrup between
the hours of and o'clock and on the same
evening by Commissioner and Mrs. Loring be-
tween the hours of 0 and IL o'clock.
The doctors from Iowa came in an excur-
sion train by themselves, and waited at
Cumberland last night to look ut the noun
| tain scenery. They passed resolutions OF
thanks to tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for good treatment received, and also to DIR.
o. It. Gillette, who arranged for the excur-
sion. Following is the roster of tho Iowa
delegation DIR. s. T. Robinson, president Of
tho Iowa state society and Mrs. s. Il. Robin
son and daughter, Wost Union; Dr. A. A,
During, secretary Iowa association and Mrs.
During, Boone; DR.. and Mrs. o. L. Gill
lette, Iowa City; DIR. ID. q. Darnall and
Miss Sawyer, West Union; DIR. and Mrs. $. T.
Goodman, MAXWELL Drs. l.. A. Kigley and
j. H. Miller, Cedar Rapids; Drs. John Rhodes
and NJ. Y. Baker Fayetto; Drs. A. w. Adair
Kellogg; A. Babcock, Now Hampton Il. II,
King, West Liberty; =. T.. Brockhausen, Lam
sing; r. II. Barnes waul,an; r. NJ. Hedges,
Grinuell; A. L.Wright, Carroll City; j. Il. Car
ter, Brooklyn; J. Shrader and wife, Iowa City
c. G. Parker, Fayette; G. NJ Habby, +. f
Clapp, Iowa City; $. NJ. Bixby, Strawberry
Point; G. s. Lewis, Ottumwa II. S. Rogers
Grandvew II. w. Hart, Council Bluffs; A
A. Noys, Mason City; l.. Blanchard and wife
Edgewood; j. l.. Welch, Humboldt; A. b
Brockett, Goldfeld; IL. Cushman, Brighton
G. p. Hannawal and wife, Des Mones; q. II
Lothrop and wife, Lyons; A. A. Rawsar
Corning; James Carson and wife, Mount
Vernon; d. W. Smouse, w. II. Ward, Des
Moines; d. NJ. Loose and wife, Naquaketa;
NJ. c. Osborn and wife, Delmsr; Z. j. Farms
Moines; L. M. Reynolds, Centerville; II. s
Brce. Keota; d. IL. Worthngton, Fairfield
ii. B. Young and wife, Burlington; NJ. A. Nc
Kensey, Elwood; A. b. Bowen, Maquaketa
j. $. Roome, Calmar; +. NJ. Ward, Marshall
town; i. w. Clark, Grinnell; j. ii. Kersey
and j. X. Dosh and wife, Stuart; j. d. Nc
Vey, Lake City; II. Young Bloomfield; j. II
Auld and wife and j. w. Mitchell, Knox
vile; e. H. Smith, wife, and daughter
Mason City; A. J. Hobert, Clinton
G.. o. Johnson, AIaquakota; 4. J. Nance and
wife, Creston; Il. Il, Williams, Manning; ].
w. Young Bloomfield; b. f. Shreve, Bloom,
field; Il. l.. Baker, W. c. Davis, Indianola
ID. w. Grouse, Waterloo j. L.Whitley, Osage
NJ. l.. Keen, Northwood; j. w. Hanna, Win
field; W.O. Richards, Watorloo s. NJ. Rico
Des Mones. There was also with the excursion
party Hon. Herbert q. Eairall, Iowa commits
sioner to the New Orleans cxposition; Col. IL
ii. Wright, and j. w. Bopp, by special invi
tation.
A large delegation from Baltimore is at
tending the convention. Among them are
DIR. Richard McSherry, DIR. John Norris, DIR
| Donaldson, DIR. &. Lane Taneyhill, secretary
of the Medical and Chirurgical society; DIR
James A. Stewart, ex-commissioner of health
| DIR. Walter Wyman, U. 5. A., in charge of tn,
marine hospital; DR.. James Carey Thomas
president of the Y. NJ. c. A.; DIR. j. III. Scharf
DR.. Turner Ashby and others The head
quarters OF the Baltimore delegation are al
tho Ebbitt house.
The hotels are all crowded, and those who
have boarding houses and rooms TO rent art
happy. Tho cab drivers and dining res
taurants are doing an excellent business, and
| in fact, the general business of Washington
will be greatly revived by tho large influx o
doctors and their families. Everything pos
sible is being done to make the stay of th
doctors at the capital one Of the most pleasan
| episodes of their lives