ever barred from obtaining his discharge under the provisions of this article, or of article first of this title. Id., 17; L. 1857, ch. 427; 1494 ante. § 2218. Debtor to United States, etc., not to be discharged. Neither of the following named persons shall be discharged from imprisonment, under the provisions of this article: 1. A person owing a debt or duty to the United States. 2. A person owing a debt or duty to the State, for taxes or for money received or collected by any person, as a public officer or in a fiduciary capacity, or a cause of action specified in section 1969 of this act or a judgment recovered upon such a cause of action. Parts of ?? 29 and 30, art. 7, R. S.; see 2184, and cases there cited. ARTICLE FOURTH, CARE OF THE PROPERTY OF A PERSON CONFINED FOR CRIME. SEC. 2219. When and to what court application to be made. 2220. Who may apply. 2221. Creditor must relinquish security. 2222. Contents of petition. 2223. Copy of sentence and affidavit to be presented. 2224. Proceedings upon presentation of the papers. 2225. Id.; on return of order to show cause. 2226. Effect of order appointing trustee. 2227. Removal of trustee; appointment of new trustee. 2228. Prisoner's property; how applied. 2229. Id.; to be delivered to him on his discharge. 2230. Application of this article to persons heretofore sentenced. § 2219. When and to what court application to be made. Where a person is imprisoned in a State prison, for a term less than for life, or in a penitentiary or county jail, for a criminal offence, for a longer term than one year; one or more trustees, to take charge of his property, may be appointed, as prescribed in this article, by the county court of the county, or a superior city court of the city, where he resided at the time of his imprisonment; or, if he was not then a resident of the State, where he is imprisoned. 2 R. S. 15, art. 1, 2 1 (2 Edm. 15). § 2220. Who may apply. A petition for such an appointment may be presented by either of the follow. ing persons: 1. A creditor of the prisoner. 2. The prisoner's husband, wife, or child. 3. One or more of his next of kin, or, where he owns real property, of his heirs presumptive. 4. A relative whom he is bound to support. 5. Any relative or other person, in behalf of his infant child or children. Part of 1 and 4. § 2221. Creditor must relinquish security. A cred. itor of the prisoner, who has a judgment, mortgage, or other security, specified in section 2158 of this act, cannot apply for such an appointment, with respect to the debt so secured, unless he appends to or includes in his petition, the declaration, required by that section from a consenting creditor; which declaration has the same effect as the declaration of a consenting creditor, as therein specified. Art. 7, R. S., 11, and see 2158, ante, and cases cited. § 2222. Contents of petition. The petition must be in writing, and verified by the affidavit of the petitioner, to the effect, that the matters of fact therein stated are true, to the best of the petitioner's knowledge and belief. It must set forth the facts, showing that the applicant is entitled to make the application, and that the application is made to the proper court; the name and residence of each person, who is entitled to make such an application, as prescribed in the last section but one, except the fifth subdivision thereof; and a brief description of the property, real and personal, of the prisoner, and the value thereof. If the applicant is a creditor, and not a resident of the State, he must annex to his petition, the papers specified in section 2161 of this act. If any of the facts, herein required to be set forth, cannot be ascertained by the petitioner, after the exercise of due diligence, that fact must be stated; and the court may, in its discretion, issue a subpoena, requiring any person to attend and testify, respecting any matter, which, in its opinion, ought to be more fully and certainly set forth. New. See 2161, ante, and cases cited. 2223. Copy of sentence and affidavit to be presented. The petition must be accompanied with a copy of the sentence of conviction of the prisoner, duly certified by the clerk of the court by which he was sentenced, under the seal thereof; together with an affi davit of the applicant, stating that the person so convicted is actually imprisoned thereunder. Art. 2, R. S., 2, in part. § 2224. Proceedings upon presentation of the papers. Upon the presentation of the papers, the court may, in its discretion, make an order, either appointing one or more fit persons trustees of the property of the prisoner; or requiring all creditors of the pris oner, and all persons interested in his estate, to show cause, at a time and place specified therein, why such an appointment should not be made. In the latter case, the order must direct the manner of service thereof, by publication or otherwise. Id., part of 2. § 2225. Id.; on return of order to show cause.Upon the return of an order to show cause, made as prescribed in the last section, proof of the service thereof, as required thereby, must first be made; whereupon the court must hear the allegations and proofs of the creditors and other persons interested in the estate, who appear. Where the prisoner is indebted to any person, the court must appoint one or more trustees, unless the persons interested in the prisoner's property pay the debt, or give such security, as the court prescribes, for the payment thereof, either absolutely, or contingently upon a recovery in an action; in which case, or where the prisoner is not indebted, the court may grant or deny the prayer of the petition, as justice requires. New. § 2226. Effect of order appointing trustee. The entry of the order, appointing one or more trustees, and the filing of the papers upon which it was granted, vest in the trustee or trustees all the right, title and interest of the prisoner, in and to any property, real or personal. Where the prisoner owns real property, an exemplified opy of the order must be recorded, in the proper office for recording deeds, in each county where the real property is situated. Art. 2, R. S., 23. See ? 2177, ante, and cases there cited. § 2227. Removal of trustee; appointment of new trustee. Upon the application of any person, entitled to apply for an order, appointing trustees of the prisoner's property, and upon such a notice as the court prescribes, to the petitioner, and to such other persons interested, as the court thinks proper to designate, the court, by which the order was granted, may, in its discretion, remove any trustee, and appoint another in his place; or may appoint one or more additional trustees. The new trustee or trustees, so appointed, have the same power and authority, are vested with the same right, title and interest, and are subject to the same duties and liabilities, as if he or they had been appointed by the original order. New. § 2228. Prisoner's property; how applied. After deducting their commissions and expenses, allowed by law, and paying the prisoner's debts, the trustees may, from time to time, under the direction of the court by which they were appointed, apply the surplus of any money in their hands, to the support of the prisoner's wife and children, and of such other relatives as he is bound to support, and to the education of his children. Part of 4, art. 2, R. S. § 2229. Id.; to be delivered to him on his discharge. When the prisoner dies, or is lawfully discharged from imprisonment, the trustee or trustees must deliver over to him, or to his legal representatives, all his property, remaining in their hands, after deducting therefrom their lawful expenses and commissions. Id., 15. § 2230. Application of this article to persons here tofore sentenced.- This article applies to a prisoner who has been sentenced before this chapter takes effect, and to his property; except where one or more trustees of his property have been theretofore appointed, by proceedings taken in pursuance of a statute then in force. New. TITLE II. Summary proceedings to recover the possession of real property. SEC. 2231. When tenant may be removed. 2232. Person holding over land sold, etc., may be removed. 2234. Application; to whom made. 2235. Petition by person entitled to possession. 2236. Notice to be given in certain cases. 2237. Petition by neighbor of bawdy-house, etc. 2238. Precept. 2239. Id.; in New-York city. 2240. Id.; how served. 2241. Duty of person to whom copy of precept is delivered. 2242. When precept to be served on landlord of bawdy-house, etc. 2243. Proof of service of precept. 2244. Answer. 2245. Issues upon forcible entry or detainer. 2246. In N. Y. district court cause may be transferred to another court for trial. 2247. Trial. 2248. Adjournment. 2249. Final order upon trial. 2250. Amount of costs; how collected. 2251. Warrant to dispossess defendant. 2252. Execution of warrant. 2253. When warrant cancels lease; exception. 2254. Warrant; when and how stayed. 2255. Undertaking; how disposed of. 2256. Redemption by lessee. 2257. Id.; by creditor of lessee. 2258. The last two sections qualified. 2259. Order to be made thereupon; liability of person redeeming. 2260. Appeal. 2261. Effect of appeal limited in certain cases. 2262. Warrant; how stayed on appeal. 2263. Appellate court may award restitution; action for damages. 2264. Application of this title; effect of final order. 2265. How proceedings under this title to be stayed. 2231. When tenant may be removed.- In either of the following cases, a tenant or lessee at will, or at sufferance, or for part of a year, or for one or more years, of real property, including a specific or undivided portion of a house, or other dwelling, and his assigns, undertenants, or legal representatives, may be removed therefrom, as prescribed in this title: [Amended, 1885.] 1. Where he holds over and continues in possession of the demised premises, or any portion thereof, after the expiration of his term, without the permission of the landlord. 2. Where he holds over, without the like permission, |