The New York herald., 1874-09-03

were handed in ana accepted
THE LAW OF MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTICE.
NEW YORK, Sept 2, 1874.
e.; instructed by your resolution Of Gate
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ss Ssw Se & Of and surgery M IN ne IN
advisable as guide to the action of the medical So
iha under the drst section Of the act every prac.
ntone OF medicine or surgery in the State of New York
He may be either !centiate some medical society
cercate the 'oFtS Ss YORK
medical OF the recognized by law, either
Ss aay sash Gsrs e eae eoHns
and has The power to censs
nos extended 6y this act Itremains only where il has
course, belong every institution which may grant
are e to o wboa te
Gates from the sensors before mentioned There are.
MrsEIhose licensed by some competent and legally
ssse.t-rhe graduates Of chartered medical schools
Of the several medical societies OF the State
ton o. the a n a
authorized 20 practice.
inc sse Of seeasas @ tn to Il
Be- & pa or sssn seare M
understanding of the intent and Of the use OF this
q" sh%p tue vsssa' is.s see'sR %hicS
or an sxesS Ss
ssa Sy Sy seeon
M W as made fSR saa s But
Is to be remembered that a, no time has immunity
mentioned Of malpractice gross ignorance and immoral
ps to or for s s
Cases such as that recently brought to public notice
additional measure OF relief against the evils Of
How it be found adequate experience alone can
aeermins me- after persistent and courageous
sured Of al practitioners who have mot the legal
Secoad" The each medical society aforesaid
shal! notify al practitioners Of medicine and surgery Of
and duties OF censors and the their appoint
dsserpon IS is upon this head A' no 'ur'ne
They are to give aStee 9t the time and place of such
in the rs seco It Gere tha
Would a
wise that service OF the notice be made
scroed, the persons liable do not comply with the law
CURED TO- commence the proceedings authorized
0 he ass By the third section to be
@ t rsauPy the brings
ing such ae9n" These Proceedings are TO be In the
Ses Go1rl aoG The ssonpIaa!s made by he pres
Attorney should be notsd and his coopsraon' co ,ss'ii
ths and Of procnr,s the necessary eyiaense will
s earss e q s eass M
eSssssry deXGee np1n the hs District s. Attorney
of and y the
pste and regular Sts item The
more thoroughly and eiecually the intent this
visions enforced. No astnction between the different
@ e at ae far
ton1N9 diculty can arie as to the particular forms
S ana qrs ne eeen se
BY mr.
the Hn Ss1H % s M the Of the
herewith as well adapted to the purpose;
Sa ocsasoSed consdsraSs dsappo,n.%ent ne u IN ,A the
ennsidsrabis expense npon the medical societies. is
Ia ned under It Which yet proved by actual Work
ss s nn w h m to me
j; is hardly to be expected unless the societies have
can secure success in establishing the Sc new rules for
n the M Of ne practice medicine and surgery
All OF which is respectfully submitted by
Attorney and Counsel Board Of Health
WORK OF THE SANITARY BUREAU.
SANITARY BUREAU. NEW YORK. Sep. 1874
To THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Sanitary Bureau for the week ending August - isH:~
rhe namber Of nspee tlons made by the sanitary and
y.z:-s public buildings, i2.s !snemsn. houses, "a
pnaiSte na Meson and staSes
arkst ss slsasnH,eE hSa,ss damRins
msn paSiis sever ana drain; Cemetery q! snnSsn
aud Sase%snts S. waste pipes and drains. pfSies
and WAFER closets iSs street, suers M and sidewalks
Geer with twenty-five visits OF the sanitary inspectors
to cases OF contagious diseases
Trc number OF reports therein received from the
sanitary and assistant sanitary inspectors was S55
During the past week 10 complaints were received
citizens and referred 10 the sanitary Assistant
"Hrs Sorps M % e s
tagous diseases were found, and have dsintected and
tungated 80 houses 3j privy sinks together with cloth
ing bedding &C. They have also disinected 1907 miles
cutters in the following wards First third
Fourth Fifth, Sixth, seventh, Eighth Ninth, Tenth
Eleventh. Thirteenth, Fourteenth Sixteenth, seven.
teenth, twentieth and Twenty second fhey have dis
injected Washington, Fulton Catharne ana Spring
markets twice; also 6S3 prves and closets
l4y yards and areas, aud J cellars and base
ments
Seventeen cases of smallpox removed to the hos
pi a and dead body to the Morgue by the Ambulance
Corps.
Permits were granted consignces of forty five vessels
discharge cargoes vouchers from the Health Officer
of this port
One hundred and forty permits were granted
scavengers TO empty, clean and disiniect privy
following is comparative statement OF O
contagious diseases reported at this bureau the two