New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29


subject to all the kindly influences OF wen none
The following table win show the number OF children adj
mlted the various nurseries on the Ihd during he cose
Vi I' ''Di' Adults Chin. Tot1l Adults. Chin Toll
/ Reinainus.......n6 823 97g. tlopemens'.''.'
AuiD'''''' - -, - Diod...~.... n' III
pehslei.....ia5 i4s5 1855 Renaiung....I53 7oJ 80
III 90l 1881
CbidrsH returned to eves-8oy. 75 Girls Total L2o6
/ HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS
The Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers was
established in May ls6l The purposes for which it was
well known citizens II has mission among
the vagrant children city. which reach the
startling number of 10000 Since founded the Howard
Mission has received nearly 1000 children hundreds 81 who
have placed in good CHRISTIAN homes and hundreds OF
others saved starvation vice and crime During the ycnI
ending Ami 30 s66 663 children were received Those
BE- homes and those needing temporary shelter un
M, he i ars eiy tbc benefits of The bath Wardrobe
About children daily AZ the tables OF the Mission; all
these take their dinners there but comparatively few however
there receive an their meals The officers daily give many
tickets bread the destitute outside the Mission
Tie following are the Board Of Managers Tor the Howard
Mission Josrfb Hoyie President No 81 Broadway; II. :
Terben Vice President No o. WoIthst H. Brewster Secre-
ty No 2l Broadway VIM Phelps Treasurer no so Cana,
Watert: j. I,. Graves No % Wnlst, W. CockTott NJ D.
No West Si2teenthst George W Able No Plnest the
! Rev. W. G. Van Meter. superintendent ~
The building occupied by NE howard Mlssioh 20 81 new
BoweTy inadequate TO meet the wants OF The institution ana
the Board Of Managers announce that has been SOD ana
must be vacated on the Isl OF MAY Iso' Ihey tuereore
peal 10 the public for ana IN the purchase OF sue Au e
lion Of building fully adapted 10 the large and rapidly
increasing business Of the MISSION Inc cost OF huch sc
and building viii be about s"NO Inc lWId "i Maihk'Is
have authorized Mr. T. A. Thompson solicit subscriptions 20
the amount OF $4,000 Tor this object upon the following con
J. No subscription will be binding $4,000 shall be pledged
When the st named enount shs have been snboed one 10
o. th sIOn - U g s IN. 49, Of he mr.. s, reni
.ubscnbed bal be depo,ed o invested BY the TreSusr ne
shall be refunded donors oo be- subscribed
This institution wiz receive soldiers children Rom any slate
in the Union, and locate them in good Christian homes
The expenses Of the institution for The year ending May
ls were about s2 This dose not include the donations
20 the Mission OF provisions iue t"ihhe N lo ue u,l
tnc The estimate Of expenses iortne year ending May lsC
TO-DAY between and O'Clock the managers viii prov de
Thanksgiving dinner for from 90 70 zoo children There VIII
r IS Srse 5um Of our present
The exercises viii commence al o'clock
UNION HOME AND SCHOOL
The Union Home and School Fifyse venth and fyeighth
sts Eghhavc or the children Of soldiers aud sailors
teal to-day. Addresses announced 70 be made By Judge
Davies Judge DAILY zen r. G Barlow end Others Tie cAI
dTen viii dine between and o'clock p IN.
THE HEwsBoYs HOME.
Among the many Ihanksfng dinners 10 be gwen ioes'
good since its establishment orphans having been cared
for during the wear alone During the same period ~ 30
meals and 437g lodgings have been furnished go boys Iao
vided with employment and good homes and oj uau and
lost boys restored 70 relatives ~ city and country.
THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUMs.
The Board Of Managers Of the Catholic Orphan slgms viii
give tie children Ihauhg'ing uneI PG5 ar u le GUS
tom. The BOYS ASYLUM i located on llhaNe extending
from Fifty first Fltyseconds and viii accommodate O
children II o. most h0nuhu Ntutlhltu uuillNtt
Of the Kind 10 the city which is consideration Of immense
importance institutions where many children are gathered
under roof While al least asylum for children cpl
denc disease has recently been raging TO fearful extent no
free this institution from sickness Of any Lind that there
the inhImay but out Of 1t 90 present IN tie Asylum
The Girls yl1m which ascconnodiioA clun 70 ths ana
present about 400 inmates situated on Piuceht nt the
the same Board Managers Of which Ie Most Rev Bishop
McCoskey is President and in charge OF the sisters OF
tboussud orphans Of the Catholic church The Sisters
are from Mount st. Vincent the Hudson TO which
their orduous and pious work is finished 70 practice the
reap the consultations Of religion The inmates are
casses numbering about sixty in each class due regard
being had advancement in study As they rise 20
cannot be pleased with the intelligent and healh appear
Of tie children Who receive his greetings one class one
hundred numbethe largest the institution. and
wa NJ as ier without tlor win the mid of others
lis Of particular interest These very young children
and ALI Tot fYyotes with he sisters for abyhood is pcttcd
everywhere though the visitor may detect that that noble
an ,iir @t iorc No, had reached the door OF their school
rJom and every counenance said glad you have come
plainly expressed ia words and when we remembered
how te ksoeness Of our own school days relieved by
the appearance chance visitor happy n the
thought that visit bad given pleasure 10 the babies
HOME FOB TIE FRIESDLEs.
Tie managers Of this Institution invite its friends and patrons
Inc hour of M and o clock D. NJ Exercises by the children
will be had IA the Chapel Twenty ninh-st al 2O and
S vl'.H -, w., over 1 ot0 CHILDREN ms follows;
"wednesday school No. s. No. l2a5 Broadway
Tlirty.fnlrit D'pe poo
Th1t.dsy ct 30 p M the tables will be filled Home
Frdsy schoorNo at II a. No ~ West tof'ieth'i Dine
Fiidsy School No 4 No. Is Tonptn,t Brooue l?
his institution generally known as the American Female
Guardian Association bas been 10 operation 81 years prior TO
December lssWhon the Home deicltedthe work be-
ING confined 20 the houses OF s friends and patrons The
tstcs Tor the year ending May $50 are as follows Number Of
beuecires receiving ard from he Society w The Home ana
schools 454J VIZ inmates OF the Home IOB provided with
cuploment COO ell heu in Home Industrial schools Tecey
ing tuition clothing food etc 29il total 45i3 Number Of
applicants and needy poor nose cause la Dee se4iceu 9ut
bg visitors 80: bruecares received into tie Institution
since its openng including readmissiOus, 1904
Tie average number constantly IN the institution IL about ne
i the design Of the Home 10 furnish temporary asylum
for homeless friendless children from two yes old and up
ward as well a. safe temporary refuge Tor destitute young
women within the age and under Circumstances oftemptaon
In connection with the operations OF tle institution are me
socaons and the Home Industrial Schools hye III number
aside from the Home School proper m
AsSUAL srATIrfcs OF HoMI schooLS-Nloie numbsr on
500 Industrial No $50 lgdstrs School No zs0i IN
dusir School No to na9s,a seI2o, no . 90. Gst
school No lGO Industrial School No. 1905 ludus school No.
81 hdsstris school No TX nd1a School No D. 1906 Total
In view Of the fact that donations earnestly requested by
the MANAGEMENT Of tie institution We may state tat Tue
Thank sctig LIT last wear amounted 10 about - So Ms T.
] W Hawkins is President Of the society
| LADIES HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The ladies Of this Society intend allowing those cdreh ana
adis under their charge 10 celemte ihhhkseNhH ~ De
coming and proper manner To tins end an excellent dinner
h n dod which viii he paitakcn OF IN the building OF
the society No G Parkst at O'Clock Al O'Clock religious
exercises will commence ID tne chapel AIet hhHeI heie
viii be distribution OF toys ana oAel tue hhcA AAehA 70 ne
/ children.
attendance upon the day school through the past year has
been unusually large for weeks has daiy numbered over ~
It's average daily attendance FOL the year b. - an increase OF
"A oy last wear Tie whole number Of children taught IN the
week day school through the stands at 22 Beside those
ItfIa thruur