New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
THE CHILDREN S AID SOCIETY.


last eyet;nc at Clinton Hail. the Hon j. l.. Masos =
tho chair. The meeting beng opered, c. L. BsAo<
Secretary lead the annual report, from which We me
the following ex,rscts:
hfer vi, "a and impressive picture OF the estreet
wre,chedDess and degradation ate ndsnt upon life =
e city Ike New-ierk the report goes on 10 ssy WIZ
means have been adopted with regard TO infrg hcneo
for poor neglected children. Many of the children srs
unconscious Of the assistance offered them or ese
restrsired by shame fear 10 apply for such asal-
ance--the fear Of a refusa, being IN most caees t.
cause ehy no application ~ made. Aner exprcee,uR
very sar Cune confidence in the operations Of the Se-
cety the report proceeds o. follows respecting seudis
childr y 10 the eoautry:
Tie important failure OF opsrsioas In chi. dseos
ton Lave 4e,n the large CUmIsnes .esi 20 y we" ssaT
oat with rrnss sbe saecess. =
Sc fx as Inown Ia II news ofdeSSG
Il,restment by the ruPoyr q ee child committed 70 ~
Mr.. Ts, snd other agent. Oncu ryi,, the chdcce in tA
oornes s'l in ccsn must depend done % ~
careful selection OF the employer sad Oh the humanity Il -
"a pepbe rf,elec, are a.msdcd Of sy, p.rso ,.1iS
q child from his Scy and addressed paid euyelop-s
given ne ms:eT children hs, they communicate Sss
Mr.. Tracy reports 90 the Western expedition a. fd-
lows:
During he past yea ncs the Is, Of N,h 49, hsvs
1eS TO Z. we oD Ne cqnCsni;' osmssn IA So
sSSIca.y ,api@S; ilS kind Imply a. ~.
Gr RAILWAY (Cinads ard tie MICHIGAN CenN RI
have bcs Foremost 0. WEI az hbeS 10 helping US In 90
OF the results, MIR. T. es,s:
srr5T sS ef hone. dsi,s Ned ssS SunM, csas
rescued from Ms, ard vice AMI their circumstances sssoae
results Of hse changes in u. distsa future we cannot
expression Of teens and hopes IN words OF hguis
nptsicsy wck Of fahhs results VI which neve< -
Mr.. Freidgen and Mr. Fsirbank, Visitors, have ~
succe ssiuy carried out large parties 10 the W eet.
! The report further SAYS:
This, the great difficulty under which the SOcy labor. is
finding place. large boys There score. o. lss "a
honcess aud al without work for whom ID nothing
Who WI ode, them home ard woia 49,, .
,se formation Of the Society," is M MeP pe''on' a.rns u.
sOol "
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rr,de. .ua .swns & &c. nom Ii; Br.c
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The report presents statistics showing the good
effect of the society in diminishing the mass Of juvs-
nile crime in this cry.
The Branch OFT.--In view Of the great suiferiues
threatening the Glaze of seamsresees and trades grb
suddenly thrown out OF employ in the beginnxg q
the Winter, our Society resolved to open q Bsanoe
Office fer the purpose of supplying them with homes
and places at the West. OF the work accomplished,
Mr.. Barlow reports
N NmssT % % S1s e%}
Whose transport ,te ,vesse expense would cost sss
whose tssen than halt have cisssA
fnsiy dster to esr the s them ara 1r
o. the uncertainties the future rather houss
Of Tie aer.rous people Of the West
Another clog upon operations resled from .hc o.:e
still tbs characteristics deicscy " th
required IN the West and whom most de<fed 10
zach msSy an, are oe willing 20 .ppy or ss~ssac'
dread publicity that might be given TO the fact that they
often the sO-,anre req,rsd from viii not -
published HUNDREDS Of 3. noIe'eI aths have e,sl 80
good Of the Society but inflicted positive injury npos The
community whom hey were placed To avoid this ras
fortune perhaps have erred ~ tue opposite extreme bat
While hsvr afforded every proper facility 70 the worthy sct
ofL nnbe! Sn out By this Society noS tsy
tie yes have heard Of barely six or eight who are n
ouclsd hdeei. have received assurance Of the hyesse
icir.nd rRr br,ir1s and sisters urging them 70 cons ss
be West. Bedes in ,rmstion trom them directly, W. ksys
ng satisfactory those who ha gone under
oar eaor. in gooiWser Lome. refining and slovns
they beios but ;G%s ',iisn's's
On the subject Of Industrial Schools the repevt
speaks ss follows: There six Industrial Schools
connected with the Society with an aggregate OF ~
pupils, ,,s, A. %,
xlGle smes Of scholar. for .ho ye1 S Avss.
a ,p.n 20 ~. .ebs, ,ne p vice ~eeI and SuI;
7 garments and lo7 pairs Of shoes have been senss
Gs@s. SS. u Ase. S% VII. !. so% w.; e
numb~r volunteer teachers, Is annual erpcnrs sScf
WsS,on Rirty s,sool~k5 "a w,rt T-rpty.,,gh street.
Number pups during the year. III. Average nsmhsr
daily, 6S Ahnnsi expense, about 90 The only 0odvre
is dry bread Number Of garments M rde 81 .
Fast Raer sooi F0ysi,th street Thnf dserrs-Atp
through the year 500 attendance In Wtntes.
ou o0 pairs ard so garments number Of srnents
accurately krogp perhaps 30 or 30; sanca En-
Yeuses, about $50; rent, $40 per annurn.
Goman indna,ai s.sool 2. c,'.a,y chsv.h n YLrss
ey The Church which II beloDGs. kxpepsos ineve1
lie L. January have mounted 10 &5S2 out OF whke
,eng per week The balance has been used 10 pIchAHs
shoes clothing and the under 1hess
the School 90 cdTeD daily attendance hoea
attendance from O'Clock Two ladies' sssist zach day IN
hearing the Eadc In last months 40 Ssfmens
Dresser, 30
school Of ts Hon, IF Indg,ry No. 100 Ht ssteaa ssvs
-Number Of children, 6. Az srsge attendance ~ EsHens
s5j6. Food Soup u aeat and vesetsSles mach -
IN saiamerI ard min. and troet, port e1a
beans. They baye made this Winter 20 garmsn.
The Girls sewie School meets twice week three ours 49,
Garments made. 10.
MIR. CrRQuA, teacher of the Italian school ct tbs
Five Points reports as solIows:
About 30 bags and girls have stiended ibis sclai .nor No
oreninE among dem there was nos one VINO SuAJ s"o -
The attend dance III. year nearly doutled. hsvAG
reached about yo snd ~ since Desebf TO this d
3d. hc IN, ssiess asubr h; aired Ia evening ~
yea T endsnoe comprises almost ~ .e i.shan cbisa
Il the ncighborhood u ehe Five Points
,et speehs IN favor Of thes@ boys. ~ he b~snasg
among those who On up the ayesge Their. Is one"
The annual report Of the Treasurer pead snds
adopted after which the Society went mao an oh ct0a
VI fine Trustees when the following gentemea.wscs
unanimously eected: George Bird, B. j. He slap9
William e. Gilman, Howard Potter, J. l.. Phelps. u
ID. The meeting then adjourned.