New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

little papers for children. r1 CsIds Pace. .,a
Temperance papers, are distributed <noa, a.. M
drvn and by them are sca.erss ,hrouyh ,hs 49, ~
IsDrsrRiaL scsooLs.-rts school- { e gir,. or~..
iztc IN connection with the Society are f,ar !, -.
b.r Two more have been p'sced uodsr TIE "a 80.
zion Of the Association since the beyinniny AZ 81.
the year; mshng 'iH schools, and some eight bn,aS
vagrans or needy ,oaDs girls. bgoasht 40 und.. ~
operstiops curing the lat ,s4 -hch A.. 5s.,,.s,
to be preparatory to the public schools. a, :, 800
rs's "po are present ceioste ina renee OF peh.
lie Instruction. The lsdes ana our yi,,ors 80 -
organized there schools have gone srursd !, 80
NOT needy quarters, and have elected ~. 80 40
children, or have net them begging in tn ,.
They have offered the inducemeot Of q a,,,s, 49,
clothes which the child should earn, add A eh.a,. =.
learning sesrg or come trs'e which shools h.>.v'
by support her, The resal, hss been Ii Al th.sa 49,
have been filed up by the wd children Of IN. &c..
faier than We Could provide loom Tor nsm
and the Influences brought 20 bear mon ,,..,
have been in the main ben. Gcisl be ,ood h-li.f m.
aides diminishing the ant OF petty CIR ne in go,
degree this work hss often blessed the eiy-r A. ,s.h
a. the receiver. IL is the greet evil AZ o.,
City life that classes become 80 seps,stsl V,i,n
squsre or the avenues know as little OF W.er.
Il. or Cherryst. a. il they vsrs in AZ
ferent cities. The poor and the rich ara frmny Al.
most Gates toward one another but these schools
make one linz between them. 10 thA S,hools "a H.
vote the morning hours TO comnou English br,n.A.s
ard TO sneing, under the direction OF sared ta.cs-
ers, siced by volunteer teachers A ehsao dnns, !.
provided ct noon, spd the afternoon 10 spent in Sc
ing or some Industrial occupation Esehl.iy hs hor
own clsse ard hour, some coming even svery d,v Of
the week. The drst School il the Fourth Ward hso
formerly in Roosevetst., nov transferred to No ~
Oliysr-st through the kndpess OF hr. Moses II Grin.
nell who ba given q house rent free for three Years
TO the isSss OF the Association. This School ~ osw
bered 27o members since is operiog in December
1888; IS Of the children have found pisces in tbs
country In the worn room, crochet work hss ban
attempted well the manufacture Of p.psr b.,.;
Of these last SO, coo sers made by the ehilirsn
A second Industrial School is at No. u Avsaus 4.
This has contained during the last year. i.3 pupils.
uo.tly Of the Bivsrzn and German ra,.pie xers and
poor children. Thirtytwo have been sent a. the Dab
lie schools and thirty I've places 10 the country or
To ttores. A third Is the Hudson River School, az
No 254 West T~epty eighth st, the reuth ~.
The children are German AID Irlsh, from the poor
tenement houses or the shant.s on the side Of
the City. The number Of scholars has been is7
A fourth is ia the Methodist Chapel 10 Ets, Thir.
~ seventh e., near the Second w number Of pu.
pils $50; mostly from the hamlet Of shsn,ies on
" Dutch Hill near the foot of Forty-second.s st This
school has been temporarily interrupted through
want of funds, and is only kept up 90 Saturdays |,
i. hoped renew j, on firm foundation, - the
quarter soreIy needs such an oiioence.
In all tbese schools great number OF garments
have been distribute among tha children. The up
per story of the house Of The Fourth wsrd School
Association has been afforded To by the ladies for
temporary lodging house for vagrant and homeless
girls In addition, the school under the Calvary
Church the Rev. DIR. Hswks-) WAS sssoclsted With
us; our visitor the Rev Mr. Bogen, collecting sch,l.
crs and lsboriug in IT,. Number of scholars, 20.
lHE NEws. BOYS LoDGiSo HoUsE.-Ibs enterprise
has proved sibgulary succsssfal. Nearly year ago
the upper story OF The Sun buildings, corner OF Fat
ton and Nassau sta WAS taken for New. Bsys
La eipe House; one part fitted mp for bedroom
" ith accom- odat for about 80 boys the rest ~
bath ROOM otiice-room Tor the Superintendent and
school room. A library and numerous maps and
prints subsequently presented by vtr'ons donors
snc lodgings were let for SUI cents night The whole
YVES plsceo under the charge of MIR. &. Z. Trscy 20
whom is due the great influence since acquired over
the boys, and their manifest improvement Ii wS
made the condition of lodging that every boy should
take bath. To this there at first great reuct-
aDce, but DOW 1t Is priced ~ privilege.
To promote economy, Ar Tfscy oontrived table,
in which each boy should have his Own money boz.
numbered, where bis earnings could be deposited,
and then, before general me-'ins Of them, hs lGd
the proposition TO close the Bsbk" a it ~as called
for certain length Of time. IL csrried and tho
opening OF it, at the end Of the time two months Is
tobished the boys with the amount OF deposits sccu-
Huldted. Tae money was, m'et Of IL, usefuIy scent
for clothes for the winter Tni. has given the fret
taste Of the pleasure Of saving TIE library has been
used by considerable Dumbtr and tie moe, instruct
i've books with experiences Of real life. have been
the most popular. There have been 6,s72 l"ig.n ct
the rosms during the year, and fos different boys.
The usual plumber Of Iodgers IL from rs to 70. Many
come in the even iDRs who sleep their hones. The
result Of it ali is very happy. Tho news boys are
certainly not now "modd little boys hut they are
greatly changed from their condition when We drst
knew them. A plumber have been started In oshe.
branches Of business and they more saving and
industrious and clearly. The expenses " tbs Log
ing House during the lest yesr dating from March
IA it's opening, have been 81 1879 20; inducing sails
~ Of Superntt ndent rent Of room, and cost OF 0a
ct, o.. 900 30. The receipts from dodgers have been
s397 So the subscriptions received for n have
Amounted TO &9s9 90
CHILDREN rs THE COUNTRY During the last year,
there have been rent by our Society 500 persons to
the country. 0ffbese 500 were Children, ~ Non, and
l9 won en-. Oftbe children about ie2 were girls,
and $40 boys 10 Dstiopslities, 22o were unknosn,
227 Irisb 20l German, li3 American, 90 Eogiisb II
Hungarian, Scotch, 4 French jew, Greek end
SpaLisrd. They were sent, 226 10 PesnsyIysnls,
2l2 to New. York State, IA 10 Coonecticnt, o. 70
New jersey SO to Massachusetts,, 81 t. Delaware, IL
to Rhode Island, ~ 20 Maine, to Ohio, to New
HsmIs hire, to Michigan, and the remainder mostly
to the Western States. The number prov.dsA sn
places In the city is 50; IL boys and 30 g'rs. nns
noticeable thing that during this year Of poverty,
not single colored boy hiss come under hs opefs'
tons Of this Society, and only two during toe tso
yesrs Of our labors. 10 reviewing our woTt ior ne
year, there IL point which seems to stand ioto
especially cear-that is, that our operations ere
SAVING to the State the and punsbmso ofcnns
hereafter by its prevention nov. Itmsy sesn o. ont
sight heavy outlay that each little begging girl In
an Industrial School shoad ccst esor go per :snun
TO The supporters OF t Bu. oe'ioe me fscs ma ws
are feeding and clothing poor and hungry child, Il
fhould be remembered what the crime o. each ny
hereafter cost the city. Even child canoo.
be arrested, held in the Tombs. sisd, and
sferwsrd confined in the House Of Rsfdge
for year, on a less expense than ~. Or 2,
5000 One girl, who ws for short tme IN
the Fourth Ward School, and then VS. witb1n 20 ucm
its influence, and subsequently, imprisoned, ~ ~.
mated, will cos: the City before her pusisheentn
over nearly half the whole annual expense o. as
school for $50 scbolars. Eight boys. sow 70
House Of Refuge, known to Us 10 certain vs loe.i'
iy, whom esry good Influences might have ssvsay
socsy-ss many Of their comrades nsss 20. Dss"