New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19


-. hearts yearn % do good, who have perchsnee
whose near i,rsvons 70 some Home" Of the kind
made bpeln .:nes without thoroughly investigating
lbsve me"J would advise a such to visit the insti
is cISims ,oo ga convenient, YOu will be somewhat
tulloh ~ 10 find that 1t Is no "Home except for
ssiol'fIree Individuals who live on the pEeni,ss,
wv "a said 10 have " Charge # the domestic affairs
81" ,,;ssion. The school rooms private office
are all pleasant ard attractive, and well fur
bed for ihe fixtures were given By generous
rnbje and even the painting aud granting OF the
sxsls was done grafmtonsly.
various expedleus are resorted to tOSInC children
into this "model misfion school" Large rewards Of
clothing aud other presents are hbefaly and indis-
crimiuatoy bestowed on all who VIII attend and In
,ospy instances known % TIE writer Of this article.
men Ia this loose manner have been taken by TIE
Y.ripienis directly TO tho pawn brokers'. Tie effect
81 this system induces MACY children 20 leave he
pabl, schools where their education is wisely and
amply provided for By the city, oien against tie
wishes and sometimes without the knowledge Of
their parents.
Iarticulsr effort is made to obtain interesting and
stifscllye children. GOod-l0okiug and snowy little
girls particularly desired, especially II they have
good voices for singing for they are Of grea; service
a. accompanying the superintendent or agen. on
d" bsncroieR romp7ge." Their sweet singing and
interesting appearance invariably reach the htars as
well as the pockets of an audience. So well does
this scheme work, that il las been found quite a
paving operation % take out q small company,
t - or 90 ACCORDING TO circumstances, even rs Tar
a. Saratoga. during the fashionable season. These
"mmpaces always poy.
IN AGENT of one or ,tese "Homes' in This city,
soaie lime since, made q Western tour, 'nd ths fol-
loving account, from circular OF me institution,
sells Wth what success OF bis ysit TO ora laXge
town be saws:
..HIr j. - took us ia sid the Rev Hesi-.. p.
r. and s. gave us taeis pu!pis, and inredasedu ne 10
tre hears, grsnsries ana pocseis Of the peopi.
os Of sud seventeen sacks Of wheat were generously
~ smother:
He,e ve found live IN IN Dr. W me Rev gr
s., aud Mr p. she volunteers. ih,S selvicp 81,
collected thirty -si1 sacks Of whe,s."
And another slil
lle meeting in In poe yss snail but cis o'"ses,
ptid wei Tor an evening tax"
bt the next place:
so had good ims in he evening end better ss1.
dsr Merchants gave IS touri AID Mrs. Y ~. --- CO.
o. tlis .l4ce."
Il seems that he could not himself stay in the ooxt
town 70 complete hi business. for ne says:
we eft our wsik in ire bends Of GOOD friend q ihe
nctay ir y. T., Wh5 collected snd s.pped US good
q o. 5olI. potatoes, etc.
These interesting extracts might Be continued
but Tor the present wal suffice.
tor tie 80 isiGcii0p OK the donors II the before
mentioned articles, please inform them hai tuo goods
were taken free over the following railroads. VIZ:
fttr0g0 and Burlington, C1~ogr0t K7cf isl1'd,
and Michigan Central; ana from Detroit the West
err Transportation Company took them 10 New
York without charge. Tie donors may be interested
also 10 learn the fact that these articles were soil n
this city and hao~t TOOK the Superintendent Of the
" Home long time TO dispose OF them, on accotn.
OF the liberal quantity.
One sabbath after these things were turned into
cash the Superintendent Of the Home, " an ad-
dress 10 the few c loren who attended the Sabbath
School of the institution, used the following words;
Dear children, have nothing Tor your dinner to-
n0rrow but something viii GOMEZ have been pray /
n ?, and you will surely have something
Jle necessities Of tie institution are still unsup
ped for we are informed in the circular from which
quotations have been made that the following aTl- I
clss ara wanted, viz:
sI.D per week 10000 garments 1000 rsrs o. boos aGa
q, rs 90 Tieces Of bei- Ulerei Of M lnas cr ON
ine ,ves forks and spoons towels beet para beans no.f
Toes loriny. rice Iloasses tea eoaeei tioceie
q All ,,G5s md food In ur United quanties"
Why should they not be furnished
There are MANY well conducted benevolent insttn- /
lions in our city, and the charitable need not be az
)oss where 90 besOW their beneiaciOns Snch insl-
tu.ions 90 the " Home for the FIiendless, and the
Industrial Schools in charge OF that lnsnution, No
. East Twenty-niutb street; House Of Refuge Ran
<slpe Island; Ieahe and Waits Orphan House, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues and West One-hun-
drei.audelereuih and One-hrudred-srd-tvelith
streets, Orphan Asylum, Seventy-hrst street, Col
Olsd Orphan Asyllm, Fifth avenue, corner West
Fory-ttird street; Chulren's aid Society, Clinton
Hal; Lodging House for News Boys, No Is lu-
To- street. aad some Others which might be mentioned,
are worthy OF support and II y TACT that no city IN
tie woI I'd has sucb ample provision for al classes Of
Inc moor. wl ether n sickness or health, rs New
fo~A.
A. may BE well for the reader 10 preserve this ART
ele for future reference, when he IL called upon to
e,nlribute 10 any bogus affair. 1000 -- -
ONr WHO HAS HIS L4Eo AND t.Als~. CFf--'.
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