The New York herald., 1871-03-18

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said bonds Il. shall Ils Ds osnossd Dy The said
on dspo! other building upon any lana belong:
New York. either their right trustees or commits
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proper legal on behalf Of the Mayor Alderman
and Commonay Of said CITY, to compel the observance Of
sho. Every person who shall wfully %acously dc.
herein authorized, who shall wfuy malicousy place
any obstruction upon the track of such railroad or railroads
and sps By
msnt less than nor more saan MONTHS Or by
bot such ncs and mprsonmens and shall also forfeit
amount Of damages they sustain thereby to be
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cases where death 70 any person shall result from the CON-
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AFTER THE DOCTORS
Physicians who. ever since the Irving drug bill
made Its first appearance in the Legislature, have
busted themselves with trying TO prove that 1t will
do no good may now 'look at home'' and see il
they can honestly have the same opinion of the bill
want OF which has long been fet, and there viii
doubtless be no stronger advocates Of its passage
than the druggists, who |! must be conceded often
times have to shoulder responsibilities In
long to the Hhysleian Hundreds '0pf'S q cases @
In New York city have had either to send back
prescription to a physician who, through careless
ness or ignorance, ordered q compound tnat would
XIII instead Of cure 4 patient, or take 1t upon
themselves to make the prescription harmless.
When the bill comes to be considered In committee
revelations as to the careessneSS Of physicians Will
be made which will certainly convince even the
most sceptcal that 'accdents caused by the NAL
the laundering drug clerks The bill provides that
hereafter no person prescribing any medicine or
medical agent shall
WRITE PRESCRIPTION
or recipe for any remedy unless the name OF the
several ingredients are written In full and In such
terms as are defined anu known in the several
rsadjcal, pharmaceutical or chemical textbooks.
No private sign or symbol VIII be allowed to be used
sion. The directions TO patients, the bill further
provides, must be written IN legible English "or
such other language as may be inteliiglble to per-
sons using IT. Although tine prescriptions are 70
be considered as the property Of the physicians
wiring them, yet the apothecary Is entitled
not allowed to be repeated or compounded
o second time, except by the physician's
1t compels physicians TO sign their prescriptions
with their full name instead OF using their initials
simply, as many now do. Mixtures to be used ex.
external use only" which words must be printed
on each vial or parcel Violation OF any provision
Pr the act is considered misdemeanor. punishable
than s2So ten 70 nSr @
prsenment, at the discretion OF the Court. Ii this
bill and Irvings Drug Clerk bill do not put an end
to 'accidents by druggists and physicians ordering
and
MAKING UP poIsoNs
instead OF remedies Tor sick people the Legislature
WIN haze to give up the business OF attempting 10
protect thG public against them as bad JOB. Many
druggists and drug clerks, since the Irving bill was
passed, have set up caEor that biunders happen
oftener because physicians make mistakes In their
prescrptonsttn because OF their druggists ignO-
rance or neg!lgence, and some physicians have de-
stringent enough 1t IS quite likely the druggists,
drug clerks and physicians when they hear that
the Norton bill IS TO go hand IN hand with iryinss,
partially attended TO hereafter.
The Following Is the bill IN ful:-
AN % ACT t9 @ @Teguate coroners naaests in the city
county OF New fors and to authorize the appointment of
a, q clerk to the same
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casualty or suddenly when in apparent health, when
or shall In
or ysG mske ss ss
autopsy thereon required The testimony Of such
md md nsssssary shall constitute Inquest making
for making such ne hs m
dollars, county charge and paid BY
SEC Should the deem necessary he may
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part four title seven article of the Revised Statutes
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se % S e of this act to
such police ocer shall Without delay notify the coro
ss
n nT q and s BE-
Ing year. exceeding i've hundred dollars
or by both such fine and Imprisonment,
SEQ Any person except the coroner, who shall wifuy
oach remove DISTURB the body OF who shall have
died IN The manner described In section Of this
whosha wuy touch disturb the clothing
article such body, without
coroner, shall, upon conviction, be adud2ed guilty
and shall be punished by Imprisonment
county prison not exceeding year, by fine
ceeding $780, or by both such line imprisonment.
SEC O. Any citizen of this state not seventy years of
age and being at the time resident of the county,
summoned to serve as Juror upon coroners inquest and
any person who shall wully neglect refuse
suen Juror when duly summoned shall upon onvcton be
Imprisonment in the county exceeding
or by fine not exceeding $780, by both such
prisonment.
$40 Al acts or parts Of acts Inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act are hereby repealed.
SEQ q The Board of county OF New York
may appoint clerk, who shall annual aAry
&S3D0 which shall be charge
other county salaries paid
SEC. D. This act shall take efec Immediately
ERIR AGAIN.
Another effort was made to-day by Mr.. Goodrich
to get his resolution before the House taking fur
ther consideration OF the Erie classification repeal
act out OF the hands Of the Railroad COMMITTEE; but
he was beaten BY the strategy Of the democrats,
Wno IL becomes palmer every day, have been