PROCEEDINGS O F THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY.
REGULAR MEEmm-November 7th, 1884. The meeting was called to order a t 8:40 P. M., Dr. J. C. Booth in the chair. The minutee of the meetings of September 19th and October 3rd were read and approved. The following gentlemen were elected members of the'society. George H. Weiss, 100 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, E. D. E. A. Von Schweinitz, of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Launcelot W. Andrews, 419 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. Conrad Braker, Jr., of 215 Pearl street, New York, was elected an Associate. T h e following Associates were proposed for regular membership :Nathaniel Hathaway, New Bedford, Mass. Clement Le Boutillier, 50 East 25th street, New York. Charles A. Wittmack, P. 0. Box, 1032, New York. All proposed by F. V. Pool, Wm. Rupp, and J. B. Mackintosh. Dr. J. C. Booth read a paper on Graphite or Black Lead Crucibles. * Dr. C. E. Munsell distributed copies of his report to the New York State Board of Health on Fresh and Condensed Milk. Dr. Leeds moved that a meeting of the Board of Directors be called forThursday, November Isth, a t 4 P. M.,at 117 Pearl street, carried. Drs. Waller, Endemann and Munsell were appointed a Committee on Nomination of Officers for the year 1885. The folloying papers were announced : Mr. J. H. Stebbins. On the Spectroscopic Examination of Methylen Blue and Lauth's Violet. Dr. A. R. Leeds. On a New Form of Butyrometer. The meeting was then adjourned. C. E. MUNSELL, Recording Secretary. -
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