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—The new State medical society with this title was organized in Albany, New York, February 6, 1884. A brief, but excellent plan of organization was adopted, prefaced by the following resolution:
"Resolved, That the objects of this Association shall be the cultivation and advancement of the science of medicine."
The ninth item in the plan of Organization is as follows:
"9th. The Code of Ethics, which shall forman integral part of the by-laws of this Association, shall be as follows: The same as that adopted by the American Medical Association."
The following officers were elected:
President, Dr. H. D. Didima, of Syracuse, Onondaga Co. 3d District.
Vice-Presidents: ist District, Dr. J. M. Crawe, of Jefferson Co.
2nd District, Dr. T. B. Reynolds, of Saratoga Co.
4th District, Dr. B. L. Hovey, of Monroe Co.
5th District, Dr. N. C. Husted, of Westchester Co.
Recording Secretary, Dr. Caleb Green, of Homer,