Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
pHARMACEUTISTS.
NINTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION.
Election Of Onacers by the American AS
sociation-Other Routine Busine"
I'm Both Bodies
,,rsc,a, telegram to tho DIspa,ch.l

Eopr MoxpoF. VA. September 9.-The
ninth annual convention of the Virginia
Pharmaceutical Association was called to
order NJ IN o'clock this morning in one OF
the parlors of the Hygeia by Mr.. Robert
stratton. of Gordonsville. its president, the
following delegates being present; Z. H.
Fleet secretary, Or. Il. A. Craighill,
W. A. Strother, c. II. Lumsden. j..
W Faulkner. Lynchburg; L. Roberts
Rotor and G.. W. Lattimer, Richmond I;
7 " Thomas and +. G. Jackson, Norfolk;
y r Reckwith and William ,. AHriend,
Petersbnre. Walter Budwell, Roanoke; u.
" Garrett Lexington: j. II. Crone; New
,ort Nevs. II. Bvdon. Danville; n. ). PUT
cell Leesburg; ]. b. 5. Mcintosh, Waynes-
boro'. F. Clarke. Danyille; Leonard Hen
lev. Jr.. williamsburg: D: W. Manone,
HAMPTON; S. VI. Wills, Charlottesville; ana
NJ. L. Church, Falls Church.
WELCOMED.
Hon. Arthur Secar. Of Hampton, was in
troduoed and delivered an eloquent al
dress of welcome, which was responder u
bv Mr.. Brydon, of Danvlilc.
The reports of the President and inc BE-
cretarv and Treasurer were read and re-
ferred to appropriate committees
MORE pILL-MAKERs.
The following applications for member;
SHIN were received and tavorably acted
upon: T. p. Hope and John +. Hopkins;
OF Newport News; G. K. Campbell OF
Alexandria; W. NJ. Stokes, OF LyDehburg
n. NJ. Broadduss. of Alexandria Frank ,:
PeDper. of Pocahontas; f. +. Powell. or
Niddleburg: VI. T. Warner, OF Rlchmond
A. +. Uargrave. of IaZewel county: w.
S Alfriend. of Petersburg X, ,. HARRISON
Of Richmond; ID. NJ. Penlck, Of Lyncih-
burr: A. L. G.. Clor. of Richmond; j.. W;
Palmer. OF Centreville; W. Is. Agnew. OF
Danville: Robert Licking, OF kichm0hu :
A. T.. Smith and ". c. Marshall OF Dan
Vile; Junius llerzog. OF Lynchburgi Il
Owen McCorkle, of South Boston, ana d.
q. Kerfoot, of Martnsviile.
TRATERSAL VISITS.
number of visitors from the American
Association dropped in during the morn;
inp session and were cordially welcomed
by the Virginia brethren.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The afternoon session was devoted 70
routine business growing out OF tne re.
ports OF committees, IN which the suoJec'
of proper legislation was fully discussed.
| The convention will elect officers to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. At IL C'cloc;
/ Professor Remington. Philadelphia, will
deliver a lecture on the metric system IN
| the pavilion before the American and
! Virginia Association.
The next place of meeting was inform
ally discussed. the consensus OF opinion
| fayoring LyDchburg.
THE AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.
The American Pharmaceutical Assocla-
! tion elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Alfred b. Taylor, Philadelphia; Vice
! President. Professor A. b. Stevens, Ann
Arbor; Charles L. Dohme, Baltimore; }.
NJ. Goode. st. Louis; Secretary. }; NJ.
Maisch. Philadelphia; Treasurer, s. A. d.
Sheppard, Boston; Council, p. G.. Candi'
dus, Mobile; c. F. Goodman. Omaha
| Ii. 81. Whelpley. st. Louis. The assocla;;
/ ton spent the day in routine business. and
it meets in New Orleons the first Monday
next Nav.