The Pharmaceutical era . fcik, Dover;Warren L. Wanmaker. Dover; Henry E. Wrensch, Mont-clair; John Philip Wolflnger, Ocean City. RegisteredAssistants—Joseph Morriss Atchason, Newark; John Jos-eph Buckley. Perth Amboy; Godfrey Krfepela, New York;Louis Reich, Elizabeth; Louis H. Robinson, Newark;Ephraim Shaw Tyler, Bridgeton. The next examinationwill be held at Trenton, Oct. 17-18. Henry A Jorden,Bridgeton, Secretary. A tree scholarship has been established in the Phil-adelphia College of Pharmacy by The Keasbey & Mat-tison Company, of Ambler, Pa. The holder of the schol-arship will be required
The Pharmaceutical era . fcik, Dover;Warren L. Wanmaker. Dover; Henry E. Wrensch, Mont-clair; John Philip Wolflnger, Ocean City. RegisteredAssistants—Joseph Morriss Atchason, Newark; John Jos-eph Buckley. Perth Amboy; Godfrey Krfepela, New York;Louis Reich, Elizabeth; Louis H. Robinson, Newark;Ephraim Shaw Tyler, Bridgeton. The next examinationwill be held at Trenton, Oct. 17-18. Henry A Jorden,Bridgeton, Secretary. A tree scholarship has been established in the Phil-adelphia College of Pharmacy by The Keasbey & Mat-tison Company, of Ambler, Pa. The holder of the schol-arship will be required to pass a competitive examina-tion and produce satisfactory evidence of ability beforethe committee of the college. The scholarship will em-brace all of the branches of the college and has beencreated through the desire of Messrs. Keasbey & Mat-tison, both of whom are graduates of the institution,to lend a helping hand to deserving young men whohave tfhosen the practice of pharmacy as their life work. Joli Lueiis John Lu^:. . member ot the firm of JohnLucas & Co., well known to members of the drug trade as^manufacturers ot paints, varnishes, etc., at Gibbsboro,N. J., and with offices in Philadelphia, New York andChicago, died August Tth in Atlantic City, N. J. was seventy-eight years of age, and his deathwas due to heart disease. He was born at Stone, Straf-fordshire, England, and was descended from John Lucasot Derbyshire, a companion ot Isaac Walton, author ofthe Complete Angler. In 1S44 he came to the UnitedStates, and four years later settled in spending a few years as a commission merchanthe began the manufacture of paints, and eventuallyestablished the house which now bears his name. took an active interest in the early developmentof Atlantic City as a seaside resort, and it is statedthat it owed its first great start and boom to his tore-sight and energy in publishing and making known itsmany advantages while
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