New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
DRUGGISTS DINE. DANCE AND DRIVE.

The New-York State Pharmaceutical Association
Is holding its sixth annual session IN TINS cry,
having its headquarters at the Park Avenue hotel
and It's meetings and exhibitions at the college OF
Pharmacy in East Twenty-thlrd-st. The organlZa-
ton was formed in Utica SIX Hears ago. ond rs dr s,
gists of this State for mutual assistance encour-
agemeDt and Improvement; to encourage sclenilnc
research to develop pha9ace1tcatlh taighnt o1 70
ultimately 10 restrict the practice OF pharmacy 10
properly qualified apothecaries and druggists. The
ASSOCIATION, with kindred organizations, mas re-
moved many of the dangers arising from neglect
ignorance and careessness IN the sale OF medcihes
Large wholesale drug dealers now employ anaiyI-
cal chemists TO test and examine the goods they
sell. The Pharmacy,law applies TO this state with
the exception of the counties OF New-lork, Kings
and Erie which Ihave had Boards OF pha I'm tS
Governor providing for State Board 10 consist of
five men chosen by the Governor from
selected sR Han ae b. b. 4S and c. can
Albany f. S. Dawson, of Syracuse; Aaron SageT,
Of Cortland Clay W; Holmes of Elmra Clark III. T.
of Saratoga j. H. Smith, of AqsabIe Forks
T. X. Sweet, of Lockport, and, c. b. Haskin, OF
Rochester This board, when organlZeds VIII ex,
anime all applicants for licenses TO sell drugs ana
fill prescriptions, and supervise the profession gen.
orally
On Tuesday, besides the routine business,
it took drive in Central Park and in in
The evening had ,sioh % GGncf Ts0 ,ie,f at
Beebe sang Kerry Dance" and Miss Georgia Cay
van, of the Madison Square Theatre, recIted with
great effect the love scene III Henry W" and,
when recalled talked about bald-headed man,
fy and precocious boy, III such way as 10 con-
yulse her audience and draw hearty congratula-
tions from DIR. j. II. Eaton of Syracuse, the Elisha
of the association in so far as hair is concerned.
George j. Seabury, "by the kind permission OF MIR.
Mapleson,o also sang Last evening the Assocla-
tion danced at Delmonicos, and to-day IT goes on
an excursion up the Sound. 1t will meet next year
at Saratoga
WORK OF STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNORS.
The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
held a long meeting yesterday The principal sub
feet of discussion was the buying of stocks under
the rule for non-delivery, and new ruling In re-
gard to it was made. A special meeting of the
committee for further consideration OF the matter
will be held next week
committee of the Chicago Board of Trade,
which has visited New York to secure the coopera-
ton of the exchanges in an effort
70 suppress "bucket shops" was received.
present at the meeting for short time, and tho
purpose of the movement was explained. The
Governors referred the subject TO standing com
yoittee of arrangements. The Chicago committee
will visit the Produce Exchange to-day. II is I'M
derstood that the Chicago Board of Trade has been
informed lately of a purpose on the part OF the
bucket shops" in that city to form one organiza-
tion. The danger from such combination has
been considered so great that the aid Of the New
York exchanges In preventing the consolidation
has been sought.
No securities were "listed" by the committee.