New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
ALBANY.

morning IN committee VI tho hhol0 tho 'i"'
reported by the Committee on Ways and Means Is
as follows:
The Treasurer shall pay on the warrant OF
the Controller several amounts. as spechcd i'll hls
act TO the persons duly authorized 10 receive the same
ha U % asvlm home for the frendiess or educational
institution receiving an appropriation Do rug, d. " sonp
shall made to him report OF tner oIeIaVhs
suant 10 chapter 4l9 OF the laws OF 1894 enIeu aEe
requiring scientific and eleemosynaIy W hsen
annual reports" unless such requirement shaii Ga D
expressly waived 10 this act and when t9e Seen
made by any institution for which any approPilaMtomn AT ~ % %
@ oGen Of the facts and in case such
shown 10 be false in any particular TO withhold such sp
Incnt he lust md proper under the circumstances.
SIC The following amounts are hereby appropriated
aSyia9s homes for the fendess other charitable
institutions of like character for their maihtemanvet; i t
slbO 600 TO paid follows namely: The sald amount
shall be divided among the several counties I'D pfopTh ph
ton 70 tG Sd te Tins awarded to each county
shall be paid to the following Incorporated orphan hh
nrnIans and homeless persons maintained them during
| the present fiscal year. namely; The Albany Orp9hhn h
Frendiess; the American Female Guardian Society ana
Home for the Friendless in the City OF New oIk the AS
Of the Sheering Arms in the CITY OF new OIhi
the Brooklyn Industrial School Association OF the Eastern
Districts the Brooklyn Industrial SehoG 0rnban SsT uu
lum the Buffalo Orphan Asyurn the CayMga Asylum %
for Destitute Orphan Chdren the Chaplin Home III INC
CITY of New.York the Chdrens Day Home in Troy the
Church Charity Foundation OF Brooklyn; tne Chuch I
Of Buffalo; the Coored Home in the city OF New-York
the Colored Orphan Asy IN the CITY OF New ors % e
Evangelical Lutheran st. Johns Orphan Home at bur
falo the Five Points House OF Industry the Ert Ornan
Instue'at Maspeth the HebrcwtBenevolont Society IN
Of scainen en- in the County Of Richmond the Home for
the Frendless at Auburn; the Home for the Friend
less at Poughkeepsie; the Homo for the Frendcss at
Rochester the Home ioT the Ftlehuess -. %
the Home for the Homeless In Utea tho Hudson Orphan
and Relief Association: the Industrial School at Koch
psfpr he
schenectady the Ladies' Educational in tho city
Of New.York; the 10 Couteulx ste. Mary's Deaf aud
Dumb Asylum at Buffalo; tho New-loIk orphan
Female Children attached to the Academy Of
the sacred Heart at Manhatanvilc; the Nursery ana
Chd's Hospital in the City Of NewYor; the Onondaga
County Orphan Asylum; the Ontario County orphan Asy
lum; the Orphans Home and Asylum OF the Protestant
Orpba6 Asylum: the Protestant Half orphan Asylum In
the CITY OF New York; the Rochester Orphan Asylum;
the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum In Brookyn; the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in tho city of NcwNo
the ST. Barnabss Home in the city OF New-1o; the 81
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum at Rochester, the -.
Josephs Male ORPHAN Asylum at Buffalo; the ~ Joseph
Orphan Asylum in the City OF New-l DIX thG st; MARY
German Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum al Buiialo te
St. Marys Orphan Asylum at Canandalgnai INC St aty
orphan Asylum at Clil0i thG ~; MaI| vi pn"n hsg
un at Dunkrk; the ST. PatrCks Female orphan Asylum
nj Rochester, the ~. Peters German Roman Catholic
Association Rondou the St Vincent dc Paul orphan
Asylum at syracuse; tho 81. Nmcents Femae Orphan
Asyium AT Troy the ST. Vincents Infant orphan Asylum
at Buffalo; the ST. Vncent's Male Orphan Asylum az
Southern Tier Orphans Home at Emira the susque-
hanna Valley and Industrial School for INDECENT
Children at BinghamtoD the Syracuse Home ArsOca-
tion; the Thomas Orphan Asylum; the Troy Orphan
Asylum the Troy Roman Catholic Male orphan "a A'&5@an; @
bChuUl tic tuuCuilul "hu lniHH-
tenancc tile children OF volunteers IN the cry OF NcN
said Institutions are known aud to iho Other orphan
asyums aud homes Tor frend!esS % and desa,9 n R
lu the city Of New York. In the counties, haNNs no
o INDECENT orphans and homeless persons The aforesaid
dividend shall be paid to the order OF On Treasurer
Il. fIfa For 4 II
Orpha and Destitute Indian Children, for Tie education
ana antcrancc Of 100 children at The rate oi 80 per
OF tie state, to DO paid on the warrant Of
the Controller proTaia, according 70 tue InDer @ s'o
ars instructed ~ them without charge during ~" Last
scal year TO divided by the Controller on ir istday
o. July next on certificates M wy dhgaI ddcsI y 9ocgs a
for Women for building aud lncreHse OF ACCOM-
,a mGaaoI; TxcsS Se youd for he House Of the Good
Shepherd In the city Of New YORK, Ior uo t.ie t H,a
maintenance Of fallen women Commute 10 s"s s,on as
tuition by the magistrates ot sald clty, SioW3j'
to be paid out Of the metropolitan L1',se lIiu. Ii
itai TeIIcyus Hospital and 81 Lukes Hospital ia The
civ OF New York, TO be divided among them in pIopol
tio 20 the number OF beneficiary ptlchts III mem, aa
tc time that such patients shall have been under treat
ment during the present ilscal year. S1,oE Tor tns
New YORK Optiamic Hospital, S2bOG Tor ne ,'%- lOIN
Tyc and Ear Innrmaiy, 81 900 for the Ncwlork D.peu-
sary for tho treatment Of Cancer sG i3f ~ tn9 90 Stm M
York Homeopathic lnhrnaly Tor Women, Sl''S ioT ino
Northeastern Dspensary OF the Cy Gt NEM 6i.
YGTE 500 fSF fof foP the EceeS adea Dis
pensary in the City OF New York, NLeG NssG
Medical College Dsporsary, 1900 for the Dspensary OF
The New York Medical College for Women, 500 for the
the German Dispcnsary OF the city OF NewYork 500
for tho Now.York Homeopathic Dsponsary, 2CCOi for
Y"rk 500 for the Eastern bspensary Of the CITY Of
New-York soCO; for the Western Dspensary for
tSo S'1 for '" the Ye%,York Inrnary Dspensary
ior the spensay Poughkeepse, $500 for the Albany
I ,5 Tor tho buffalo city DsPcnsary 800 Tor tho
Buffalo Homeopathic Dispensary 500 i.c the lorkyie
Ii OF
lem Dispensary IN the city OF NewYork $1,000 for the
Branch ompkinssquare Homeopathic Dspcnsary $1,000.
As there were many amendments proposed in the
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. SelBrcg moved to 10
port progress, with the intention OF disagreeng IN
the House. crush the report and ordering the bill TO
a third reading it came from the Committee. The
first motion prevailed but when the bill was before
the House. Mr. Bergen moved to re-cOmmit with in
strucons that part of the second section, which pro-
vides that in those counties having institutions
for orphans and homeless persons, the money raised
bv this act in such counties sheud be repaid TO the
Treasurer Mr. Bergen claimed that the money should
90 TO the large cities, aud read from documents TO
prove that many of the counties received more money
from the Educational Fund than was paid into it.
MFR. Selkreg answered the arguments, aud then Mr..
Bergen's amendment was killed. The only amend
ment ladopted was one Mr. JacObs's motion, giving
$4,000 TO the House of the Good Shepherd of Brook
yn TO be paid out of the Brooklyn portion of the Ex
else fund; one giving 10000 for the House of the
Good Shepherd of New-York and one giving two
charitable institutions in Buffalo $1,000 each. The
vote on ordering the bill to third reading was
Yeas, n; Nays, If. The latter were:
As11' H45c" haEI%a. ha?s Hsss9% sss%5' }o;%H sss1
CauaR1gh, HuwkGs hehternoH
As the people of the State may want TO know why
the Gas bill has not been reported before this your