New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

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Tho report OF the Architect furnishes dotas OF various
improvements and rspais made upon the Cs~ot oA'
tension during the past year. The corridors eadins
the sonate chamber to tho hall Of the House OF hepv
tentative: have been enlarged ths n0Sr q sns hail
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doors taken iron tho corridor sad placed q seo
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for tho expaiaoa Of vnatsd ~ 80 S!, 1T csvs
3 Sssts m aenss ne grounds
the south Of TIE Capitol have betA aiiec in s9S
roadway made around the goinds On tns nSMe
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some provision be made BY Oongess for incoslng plant
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BgSEyoLEyr INSTITUTIONS. ia.
TIC wh"e h"inoef OK parsons VINO reeo.o" ..%"s ~.
In the Government Hospital for tho Insane during tho
your ending juno 90 1884, was 64s. number greater py
m than were treated the preceding year: ao were from
The army and navy 4s we're males A. ss re
sd%sd m sSS and ss Tue re-
coyorcs were Is per cent q the n
snd 60 fr cen, so a. 81 as under Treatment
et the close OF said year So u whom w were h"a
is. wore S% native born have BEEN treated q. tie
institution since WAS oPsa TrS , :" A., ia *
was received for board Of private patiens and
from the sale OF I'VE stock Go; Inc aHs ths vsSr
lsd u; aud the live :ock farm and garden I'm
rlements e. belonging 70 the insSi'"'ion arc o''"u
The Board Of Visitors submit the follow ing esmstSs:
For support OF the institution during tae yea 01 xc
June 49, 1919 including soO fSr pG0ns M et S
$4,000; erection OF audltl0nat DuiIdHs SstoV ~.
OF two barns a. pou.sS n We ~ coaii"" 81
road. AVID walks total Of ss ssd ,s,,,a,ut
Of nerates suggested by the Board Of Visitors In their
rrpor SEEM. o be- necessary to the effective reform
sy ua ths Of such an act with Carefully
guarded provisions for determining the fact OF confirmed
fmrhriety md the Duration and character OF the
irstrnint Is respectfully recommended. It Is understood
that three public institutions for ihe care OF Inc,
of the material appliances required for the
,cs %r re n.ticpts from distance AT rate
hut rhtv in excess Of the current cost Of Their
s nemant should ne made with the prouer authority
ans r osc sc :" insttut"ns :" receive nebates
o. one ,h "r uer the authority Of suc an net IA
"mrmns NAV ace at to pass seems to be the only ready
md Tea .bir mode of uudr King the cOrrcctiO OF that
evI, m.., y, tha cia and doaest;c suffering which
Are fear%Iy prevalent in ths IN in most other large
nnrttion ior he nsvment az the h'uri Of INDECENT
"eb1sse that class might he unable to avail themselves
f e, an sti" es"' i-''''''A ''''' -"' w ''""'
to hoped that the moderate e.
which handsome anu and tfsd n
during the win DO rsgarded BY the state and
as aiiorGns whatever additional evidence may to
Dc required ina noa aS po ot spcsrd Tbat thew can
fairly asor and therefore, what they are in duty bound
to toe n Hsw 0e necessary e.'0' Two
Or the so ultmo there were lO pupils In the Colum.
cixsd s;ncs Guiv l. is;o Sxty.fOur OF them were In
% rcnr sentine u states and this
as.S Ss urinx tue YEAR and We ven have LETT the
In 1851 aud 1868 provision made By Congress, for
the admission limited namx Of INDECENT students ,uds T.;
charge. Twenty -ve the number authorized. duly
nmS wsrS their sss T the w
under which they entered. Had tho directors been
t"i;e states Treasury to continue to support these
being institution which they
had been sent by the Government TO he educated before
The term OF edcailon ior when lhy were entered was
completed smplc justice would seem to demand that
Congress should ~ amend its action rs to allow These
70 ne s"npe t =. s upon Sta wh
further it would improper that Congress- hav
ing a,lished the only collegiate school for deantes
in inc country aud having provided it with suitable
buildings and a competent corps Of professors should
make its advantages available persons Of that class
CLASSIFICATION Of Congress with the suggestion that prob
ably method vi appointment could be devised sim
liar IN that uaue use o III the iary anu
OF the OOVcruncht, Wutn snouu secure 10
ton Of the benefits Of this, the only institution
OF It's Riade: Inc directors urge, ana justly,
that Congress having aided largely III the endowment
OF colleges hearing youth, ought, to