New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

banks Of the Hudson, and adomrn VIC fVfNy |
Institute for the Deaf and DuyP, ana s'.'. 40
chase the property has materially a''s"0eu - 80.
On Il will be erected n cspacious anu a'''A'",'
siuple building adapted to the requirements y, 'o
an ptttu,ion The present property on Tue n,s"s" LII
Nj, III avenues between Thirty 'thIrd ana ihu'y o
sweets the estimated value of which half million
=, do,,o,. 70 10 be sold. Financially the Institution is
n satisfactory condition, being ont Of dsbt but lie
racerts from the State aud from private charities are
far from berg commensurate with the good when
il might accomplish with greater means.
THE Report states further:
"As timidty irresolution Task of self-confdence.
weakness of mind and body the natural results oil
en- il fancy ard early childhood of blindness the train
ing of the Institute adapted to the cure OF these fa1
and the DEVELOPMENT Of opposite traits. The ol!nd
child Is removed from the home reside, where he was
growing up in the mort selfish egotsm, or the moot
piable helpesapess and is pa ed In the care OF chc
zen of his age, who tenderls haotuate MN 70 MS
home. Insensbly he takes his place IN the a"ade
mical routine His novel duties his sports with his
fellow pupils, are the dawn of life to him; he is not
discouraged by feeling Of nferorty for his paymaes
are Ike bin SELF and he soon learns TO claim his rights
and dues from the crowd of noisy and happy blind
children. Afterward everything is done to stimulate
ambitious feeling A, far practicable, the teachers
are selected from the advanced pupls and graduates.
They receive salaries, and as opportunities osr depart
from ne for profitable occupations. The large
Iumber OF tho young men VINO RIduuh,o do a. 'iSn"o
receive moderate donation. To all such the instltu-
ton has truly proved itself benign mother"
The Exhibition Oh Wednesday next will no doubt,
as heretofore be largely attended by the patrons and
friends of the Institution.
THE BoGUs DEED SwIHpLER The examination OF
Ephriam r. Roberts alias Thomas Lawson, who Is
charged with having sold many valuable lots belong -
other persons by of forged 6eeds was had yes
terday morning before Justice Welsh. gentleman
named Van Huevel alleges that some time since he
found that some one had been selling humble OF nia
uptown lots An investigation brought TO light Mr.
Wilcox who claimed TO have purchased five lots IN
Ninety sixth street, of the accused. The District At
torney subsequently, become possessed OF deed Tor
fftyseven lots purporng to have been sold by David
s. Pike aud Henry W. Morris to the accused. Nor
rs end Pike are not to be found and thought that
they are but the creatures of Lawson's imagination
The deed represents that he had paid for the
fiftv-seven lots although Mr.. Van Huevel still claims
| that they belong TO him.
James H. Alden bought lot in Ninety.fourth street.
and paid the accused $500 for it. He received deed
for H. signed in the name of Roberts, dated Feb ~
1860 and purporing TO have been acknowledged be-
| fore Henry harrington Notary Public Mr. Far
ringon testified that three occasions the accused
had appeared before him to have deeds made out On
the proper adayits being made the deeds, purportng
to convey property from Ephraim K. Roberts to other
persons, had been filed out by him. VIM. H. Stans'
bury testified TO having assisted In the making out OF
similar deeds.
From the evidence elected, it became evident that
the accused had partners in his real estate
transactions and suspicion strongly pointed to Chas.
G. Thompson recently Of No. IS Nassau street, and
bic son, Chss p. Thompson as being the guilty per-
| sons. Warrants made ont for their arrest, and
the son wac apprebended and locked up yesterday af
ternoon. The father has not yet been found At the
conclusion of the animation Justice Welsh committed
| Roberts, alias Lawson, to the Tombs for trial.
ArTEMPT AT sUIcIDE.-About IL o'clock on Thurs
day night Mrs. Anna Grant, residing at No 324 Eighth
street. while lsboring under temporary arrangement of
mind swao wed dose of laudanum for the porpose of
ending her existence. She conveyed TO the Elev
erth Ward Station House and attended by Police Sur
eeon wells, who succeeded in removing the poison
from her stomach. Her husband then took her homo.
ACCIDENTS AND IseUEsrs-Coroner Jackman held
an Yesterday upon body Of Julia Murphy who died
quencs of falling down fight Of stairs at No 22 West
,sst on a she Ss p.ys q Ts
A lad fifteen Of named Jacob Smith
the adams Express Office In consequence Of boz Of good
falling bin through bstcbwsy An inquest will be held
on the body to-day.
A COUNTERFEIT BLL-A carman. named Joseph
% ps 3
Bank BaveJb, 1ass The accused locked for
animation by Justice Brennan.
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