New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

ngS when .he had reason fear that would be sen,
papderpg 10 her appetite for engendered by If
vice Al the solicitation Of N have used ever
persuasion every means in our power TO bring back The
erring sister life Of virtue bat all has been hitherto
unavaling In their early childhood these sisters had
together the loss Of tender parents together had
NV Jung years passed battling with neglect pow
+ ana want sharing each others joys and sorrOws, til
yey0ing into WomanhoOd when the spOer and tore
them agupder They had loved each other in their limo
cenoe and still they love but Oh how different the paths
they now tread Al, that Of peace and innocence the
sister deep stained by guilt that Of misery and shame.
Little f. living with lady in Brooklyn proves to be
most loving and obedient child Her parents both highly
eduooted once enjoyed respectable position IN society
Little by little her father formed appetite for ruIn with
the mother following close in his footsteps Both became
entangled in the terrible mehes Of ntemperance step
bv step they down situation after situation the father
lost until all confidence in him was gone and both bee anne
Five Point drunkards even down IN the gutter men ne
family was broken up the father in the Hospital the
mother Blackwell I-land, and the child IN the House
Of Industry.
at the age Of two rendered than motheess at three
found months ago covered win MIN ana rags
living with drunken cOlOred family IN Cow bay she i
now comfortable and happy the pride OF Christian family
living in adjaco nj city
Little Beccs whose home three years ago was the dark
ney the damp cellar the low garnet OF the rive Points
whose infant cry was often heard at midnight on the
street answering to the hOaTse brawl OF her drunken
mother is now with that mother, sober Christian ana
mother like with pious family in Massachusetts, Strange
stories are told Of that little When with US thongh
hut i've years old she often aonshed ali who knew her
with her uraDg QUESTION: ana cOi4FtIstt4Dh
brance offhings told her religious subjects She spent
most of the time singing little hymns talking over to
herself things that had been told her while here Though
ge had suffered her drunken mother she loved her
now surprisingly Little Becca has acquired the name
where she now IS Of the child preacher.
She says the when it sets goes to Heaven because
the sun i good cr ,,,.,.-..
l97 pair of pants vests 81 ladys satin hats 40 dresses
40 sundry other articles The children earned s43 and
the bakery produced s73 worth of bread beside that con
sumed by the family this month and $500 meals and
1000 baths were given the children of the day school
during the month of August.
The donations of the month of August amounted 20
81 O6s 90 for most Of which indebted to the ntu
ence Of the Press After dscharging all obligations there
remained sGs in the treasury 70 commence the work OF
September Thus we still dependent upon beneyo
lence for the continued support Of the institution Dona
tons in cash anything that be spared by families
particularly second hand clothing will always be aeeepa
Bile Bulky articles will be sent for if line is sent directed
TO the Five Points House Of Industry No Little Water
s The reward Of those who have given freely will be
found in the good already accomplished
Our religious meetings always open to all who choose
TO attend arc as follows Family devotion at 81 A. NJ
and u in the evening daily prayer meeting on Thursday
evening Temperance meeting on Friday evening. sab
bath school for the children and Bible class for the adults
at % Sabbath morning Preaching at lO1. Bible class
and Sabbath school p NJ Preaching at O'Clock and
Religious Temperance meeting in the evening.
l. NJ. PEAsE, Superintendent.