New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
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IMPORTANT TO LaSDLcKps
Mr.. GATES introduced q bill to amend thu Act
"to sboish distress for rent passed May u, ists,'
which amends the ID section Of said &C. - 10 make
II read as follows.
whcsever any h.fyears more shall In srrsas
frm sny ensn, his landlord she aaaiord hot assias
rsh By law 70 esier for he 40, payment OF ess s, Or
lin rs the sht 10 Renter TO eass whefe there not sam
ssu.y may brus 100 for the Of
the posesor Of the demsed premises er any rst thereof
OF rent pc<u of no ptVv1co
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given -rrs BY the srsntor lessor his her' aev..e or
t,.io, .~so. ,oswi,s.'.ndns Their. may ee :seisnsy
ssseos thereof ard any clause prossoa
the mat .e limiting the right TO RENTER to 49, when
.ns sss .s on s: s 10 % q. s 6
iee may be served personally en- the Antee or esee ne
eeefG the dwelling house the anised premis-s -ish
'eme person proper a.. berg or .d,ns ssrsoa or
be the door Of s.d dwelling hcass, there
no ueh S~slrs then BY res,ias the 'ad notice Ia 'cne
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IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS.
Mr.. PHELPS introduced bill to regulate the terms
{ the Court Of Appeslr, which provides a. follows
There shall he fthe Court Of Appeals In each
ear TO be held the first Tuestsy In Jspusy the fourth
T-e.d.y March the third Tes.dsy Of ,rne And III. 40
lace. :. the Judge: Of the Court OF m.on'y ,ns.-s ls.
esnst p0ye,s that one o. :.d s'. 's s n.
Albany So much Of the Code OF Procedure and Of the
mepdmen,s thereto . ineoLstent with this act hereby
The Hon. V. NJ. RICE, Superintendent OF Pabic
Institutions pre- the rhirteth Annual Report OF
the New.York Institution for the Deaf aud DUMB.
The total receipts of the Institution during the year
1884 were $40 $50 10, and the disbursements incud
ing the balance of g. 50 due the Treasurer o. the
close Of 1854 have been esq 3o5 7l-leeving on Dec
81 1883 balance due the Treasurer Of s5 sF o.; Of
the ou,lays there expended for provisions el6,
263 Sc; salaries and wages, sli,69l 81; clothing,
60 40 as; building and repairs, s796 o.; furniture,
$50 Oh fuel and lights, sli So stable, Sc;
sundries 81, 9i3 IS.
The donations, other than lite men berships, sub
scrptons &C. are g. 900 from the estate Of the late
Samuel How land and 81 900 from the estate OF the
late John Noble. The number OF new pupils sd-
nitted during the year %, and OF former puphs re-
admitted 2, making total Of pupils IN the school
within the year OF 322. or these VI have lett and
two have died The number Of pupils actually In the
school on Dec. 81, 1854, was 279 Of whom lOJ were
b,nefcares Of the State, 10 OF the Guy OF New Iotk
and 20 Of the State of NewJerseyi 20 are supported
partly or in the whole by their friends and Two
Con mis- siorers ofImmigraton.
The Report refers in terms OF gratihca'ion 10 the
seton of the Legislature in increasing the co npenss-
ton paid by the State for such pupils, and In throw
inc the Institution open 10 all poor deaf mute chl'
orep r. sdents of the State and sets forth tue puonc
be peft derived therefrom The health OF the Inmates
has been remarkably good, and but two Deans nave
occurred during the year, out Of $50 pupils. one
N, was from sm all pox, and the other from tnoer-
cusus disease. Both young girls and lett SISTERS
in the Institution. Not single case OF choiers ~
been known in the Institution. tribute para 70
the memory OF Robert Weeks, Tor more thsn t.su'y
Ears Treasurer Of the Institution, whose death &C.
Cured during the year. =,
The satisfactory condition Of the intellectual do.
par,ment is shown by the report OF the 20 nmtse OF
F,amit alton snd the testimonial of Mr.. Roe, super
inteIdept of Public Instruction. The high clsss is
tIoken Of with peculiar commentator, ana the pu
nils are ssid 10 compare favorably in all requirement,
with classes of well-advsnced Students, endowed
with all their faculties The experience OF the ON
OF the INSTITUTION mas convib'oa '"o" 49, ~
o, r., .rn: Ito hs q tne miS F ss Tnoss WI
comm ence It an earlier or later period Of life do mo-
progress 90 rapidly. The importance Of the lnstita
lion TO The happiness and prosperity Of large nnm
Der Of citizens OF the State is set forth In forcbe Ian
eusge the Legislature Is asked TO deal literally
by the Institution, in order to relieve II OF US present
mbsrrasmen and To render ito future more efficient
EVENING SESSION
The Temperance bill was discussed in the afternoon
esson. Mr.. WEED, Of Erie, moved to recomuss the
bill, with instructions to the COMMITTEES 70 report
new bill which he presented. The new bill prohibits
the sae of liquor to he drank on the premses and she
sale by retail of lots under five gallons found 10
yor in the House and the motion appeared likely 70
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