New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05


bic purposes in this State may be set down IN
round numbers rs follows:
BY state ms itutlOus FG9OOOOO ~
By cites aud counties 6,zooOooW ~
by incorporated assOciat0ns........ 2l,9OO,ooo w
IOtal.-........ ..........- ..-..Too'V"V'O"V y"
The total expenditure during the past year FOR ne
support Of the several charitable lnStl uIon', PV
Inc and private, reached aD0nt bS,OOOOOO' lIt
average number If OenetciaTies was Approximately
as follows:
Ia city am cny 700
In iDCorroriteI benevolent institutions .-.--.-4-VO
ro,a, 200
Tho total number of insane persons III the several
State aud local asyuns, p9or-housrs ana pr'aVe
asylnns. for the years stated was a Iolio""'
October |, 18S0............. ...........-.'-' 80
OeI0Dtr l. ~
October l. 1871. |Szl
The ra0Id increase Of insanity ia truly alarming,
hnih as 10 h individuals affected and the ncccs-
sary provision TO be made fer their care he
average annual increase of insane for the last four
Years las hcrn 100 persons Inc Buff 40 Asylum,
which has been 50 far completed rs To accomIho"a'e
SEQ patients. ccS; about million A1d quarter OF
dollars or more than four thousand dollars Tor cach
inmate. such extra pllnary expenditures Ior t ~
care and treatment Of the insane srem Ike pronl-
gate use Of the pubic funds. Whatever 1ntuie
facilities may be required Tor TINS purpose 'hO'uu
be provided upon Il much more economical scale.
ELMIRA RFFORMATORY.
Tie inmates of the Elmra keoImatOry number
about 300 Tho gross expenditure for maintenance
during The past year was 9ol ,;}3S, while the earn
ngs amounted to So, Gj7; leaving as the net eX-
pcndturc OF the State Tor maintenance the sum OF
ri .Gsl. Only SG.5I1 were expended on account
of construction during the year The industries
which haNc bcru Cstaull-hcd M tle heI"Tihtl"ry
arr rs yet in process 81 de\elOpmrht, htice n.y.
no! reached inc maximum OF prOduc ton. Ine
managers are saUgunr That the institution VIII
>p.ctlIV become Scli-sustalning. The employment
La. inn, Q - Il
the intervention OF contractors: Which IS rohSld-
clcd essential % effect the rct0rmal"Ty Influences
concentrated. II L. requisite. therefore, that capl-
tai pr provided in some form. 10 furnish the mate
rial, necessary to cOnduct the business of the ins-
tii ioI; aud this. n the opinion OF the managers
should be- mt least iUO.OJO. The question Of pro-
,iliug means to enable thc of such AN i'll
stituton 10 coLdUct bu>int-r Tor account 81 the
Sf,tr +. q e.riols ono, and should have deliberate
considerations II this policy Is 70 be- adopted, II IS
AN unpontaut that the business shall he SurTound"d
tvs such safeguards VIII insure suco ,S5iu and
a,l,ani4g.ru, results. The whole subject i COM
mcurd ~ yoar careful and intelligent attention.
o,t-,IY JtIl, AND r,ofuoU,Es.
The condition Of the county jAils and POOR
nsrscs wa, referred e. IN my last annual message
%, urgently demanding the attention OF the l., -ls-
i4tugc. Additional Information confirms iay views
then expressed, aut iEiG'"s nae to earnestly rec
oiuli-nt }ouI >.ro1~ consideration ~ the subject.
I've report u:alc 10 th- L"siatlr. IN NIrch last hy
m. comm sipp apnolutcd 10 visit the Jail AMI n"u-
iieutiarr~ mIaos ma iut lil-'nl and concise
pre- ,u.dfiuU ~ ti!r "Nl~itHt 90 us, ana iS wei
worthy of r..irtII att"ntiou. The present cCudi-
,"' W " ,, " 49,. t.f.. .,i .,',; M ,'J
,yith~nt DELAY.
For several wears thc proposition to establish
rcloruatori.> for women hi, rr,u alsrattd with
gro" .ue inuu-L II ga" hardly be- "9a' tcd thtI
,n-h B.. ti;tt.'n-. property organized ami con
,.ur.,.i v.nlf .o lar So r.mc,tr tNS:iur evils and
..t[.. the stu, IRON Iutmo burden. which under
pi,-.ui enc ulus tiuc,-. art inevitable.
.,,..,
'iAI b'''h 90 j Al u.
Purs ..nt to chapter 80 oi the Law, 81 $50.
r., tate Board ot Health YEA, duly organized, a.d
h ,f .,,,,f,.,,,, ,,r,.,,..s IN nr.p.rin f,, tl,.
H. ~
important ""rN before " l1t' H" is t'i-
staati, exposed 10 o.. .ts WHICH intt .ugcut OIL
,. i,..i ,,.,,. ...,, .,, ...,..,,r. .,..,,,. r..
,- p,
-c'' lr h'''l - 'Nl'''.''i "'.i'l "i'' 4I "il'"
happens tA.t Villages ard cti 5 e.nu largely In
'"n,a,ol, d, -ea..... Trade b. frequently diverted
30 iur ~r.iuu, .,tru.. Ht ui community. Whoa
reasonable pIr,luiion wound hafe avoided >G'I
mi-i"ll'h' ,....f
~ LIT ,,...- T., t'. ,,n,,,...5l an r.li,ir.r,d
p.I..tc sentiment and c.e.l expectation. pi Nau-
ahir results await - .e.rorwtt. WIN ii' o.
lt, COO. 'fI. '' . '' ~ ''' lI.,o. ~,
San. G..rl of HrlIfu. it /, b,...,cd That much
-ocI ,I.i bee accomplished.
|M.oEtet,N.
The volume of emigration from E.I?le during
ihr la0i '"l Hi' O''H i"'-' ''''' '' ''"' H'"I
,i,.r 1891. As q rule. fac prI.u;.~ landed have
.,,,., .r ..,,,.r..,. DO, ,r.,.o .,,,,i,. IL,
~
previous years; a iul'h -i'""r proportion "lnE
ro,.r>,r,l of sufficient mean, t. provide Co..iort-
Ibi, for tiem,, Ives or their families.
fine entire i,iuhcr % passeugrr, landed M the
bort of Ncw-luiI. from foreign countries. from
january / to December E, i-~O. WIS ..,i..- a..
Inr Number of those who came etrtrl 60 or tiiIrt
class AMI entered - tin STATE Emeriuf p4o-
Castle tar'lrn. is 'oGJi1 IAN incrca, OF lNV,b1"
Owe. the ptr,l uuc year
The number adr,tt'd during iur e o' e. pc iiod :"
me N'',r i'iIl,'u hCluf. 'n' H',i.'i 10 " '',f
- IN, 49,, 'of ti ~, .r i IN io,, ~ -,
r,-ai,. in tine 49,, m. - crippled, AMI ~ children.
The Castle G"rl' Il Labor I,lucau louAd employ