New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

manufacturing city We have been struck f tho last two g
Tires with the constantly ,,cr.Sng nSuesr
sriihca aowe boxes msus csPs envelopes and esPeds
Thirty 1h sssufscsaser, repor. .s. they employ nearly
500 siri: ,nd women and estimated that not Ices the.
th eo15Ss scores ore y thousands Of women and
are e ee engaged eensin9.y IN the .etorss sse
cossss.Sy moSsa We slrsssy observe tie ssc Oar
sse, IN Their researches AooDs the poorest quarters Of tbs
s. they bear Of 6sn a :. won@ or their fan
es 'sr less nunbs; come 70 the o. much fewer desire
prisons .pg sino;t notsiaE q very yeuSs gh. some
dnstiSi schools which have epsy a1ssS 81. S u
this class But With the great ptpd Of the ,oor outside 81
ss WE Believe Ss. s 5.SRy %Y'.,
It's SD accompaniment Of vices has reached ils New
The report sets forth that very my ofhe boy. and dds pb~
have been picked up .7ns the last sven year. nov % posi-
have settled The majority Of the o0}s are shrswd ndaseu
mony With their previous fast lives to take especially
teegapbng Many Of the girls are res arrsd and
doing Some have brcosht out 10 the country their dest
tue brothers and er and largo number appear TO be
II so state that there are different industrial, schools
eted with the Society," the attendance at which during tbs
past year One ofthese schools s TIE sec. saa
There are but visitors although there ought to be one Tor
each poor ward in the city There is also CON
yaap life their parents The report appeals 70 young men
especially those Of leisure and fortune % ae psr.ons IN The
ing OF the industrial Schools In connection with y similar 400
Citations schools together
the poor have been opeLed Ia Albany Troy un
Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati 81 Louis Brooklyn, and nuef
and cities which accomplishing mnsnss
IesuIts for the children Of the poor. -
There have been provided with homes during the last year:
Boys, SIT Girls 1914 Women, "a; Men, 81 total sli They
have been distributed In the following MaszchuEet
81 Connecticut "a Rhode Island IL New York 49, Long
Island IS NewJersey %; Pennsylvania u NhEna Ohio,
% Illinois, 81 Michigan, l0 Iowa. Indiana SS2j Wisconsin,,
81 Kansas Mssour 6; Texas 81 hnHesots Il City 21r;
Institutions, "a; other places
The report Ct the Treasurer Mr.. j. Z. Williams w then
presented and adopted.
The receipts sources including balance hand
the s Of February 1853 e2 SOS g. The expenditure
years the soce existence the expended by
been $40 30 The number Of smzrsnts
5G74 The Treasusu II soHy report, did last
wear that not received
Of our eitythose who could best afford psyno gveor
protecting their property and sssening
areby operations that create just claim
them Outside Of any humane charitable considerations what
ever.n "
He sets forth that the field ample and nigh. be occupied TO
the advantage of the citizens generally the means were mora
literally provided. -
Contamination from Archibald Russell, e-q OF the
Trustees read requesting has should be sub
tuted for himself the Bosd Of Trustees Hia time and In
were much absorbed in other kindred institutions thsS
he could not II was placed on fle.
The meeting then into election OF Trustees for three
wears 10 come which resulted follows John L. Mason JAs
r. spsuding Robert J. Livingstone W. L. King, and C. L.
The pewlyeted Trustees held subsequent meeting. e
which John l. Mason chosen President, j. T. Williams
Treasurer C. L. Brace Secretary for the ensuing year
Adjourned.