APRILM E ~ T I N OFriday, , ApriI lst, 1892. The meeting was called to order in the Chapel of the University Building, a t 8.30 P. M.; the President, Prof. G. C. Caldwell in the chair. The minutes of the March meeting were read and accepted. The following member8 were elected : Howard V. Frost, Ph. D., Pol. Inst., Brooklyn, E. D. Mr. C. McLaughlin, 874 Broadway, N. P. Mr. David M. Lichty, Ann Arbor, Mich. Prof. W. R. Orndorff, Cornel1 University, Ithaca,‘N. P. Mr. J. F. Rogers, 16’: Prospect st., Providence, R. I. Julius 0. Schlatterbeck, E. S., A4nn Arbor, Mich. As Associates: Mr. Ottomar Eberbach, Ann Arbor, Mich. Wm. F. Edwards, B. S., The following names were read for nomination to membership: Mr. A. E. Menke, Fayetteville, Ark. Dr. Leo Baekeland, 1964 ‘7th ave., N. P. Dr. S. Burton, Waco, Texas. Mr. John T . Enequist, Bushwick Chem. Works, Brooklyn. Mr. Roland Molineaux, 108 Fulton st., N. Y. From associatc to regular membership: Mr. Ottomar Eberbach, Ann Arbor, Mich, Mr. Wm. F. Edwards, President Caldwell then read an address on : ‘‘ The more Important Events in the Progress in Agricultxral Chemistry since 1870.” A paper on Denitretion of Pyroxylin,” by Dnrand Woodman, mas rend by the author. The meeting WRS then adjourned.
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THE NEWYORKSECTIOS. A meeting of the N. Y. members was held a t the close of the regular meeting, and it was resolved that a committee of five be appointed by the Chair to consider the form of organization of the N. Y. Section and report a t the Ma? meeting. The Chair appointed Prof. W m . McllIurtrie, Prof. A. H. Sabin, Prof. A. C. Hale, Prof. C. A. Doremiis, 311..J. F. Beisler.
