New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

with him four months. I don't know what he put
me theEe for "snd the little fellows voice trembled
-" lie bad a nice house, and his wife was KIND 10
me. He had no children / don't know why he got
tired Of me. Perhaps he kinder poor; but he
the pet of loving mother His voice and manner
give evidence Of refined SURROUNDINGS Through most
OF his life. There thousands families 70 when
he would he most welcome addition.
GIBSON, WILLIAM, fourteen, was born In New-fo
and lived here until he nine years old, since
which time he has lived in Newark with his father
'and gets work in the Summer have two little
bits sisters and three brothers. two OF them oder
than am The oldest is IN Iowa farm. where
be has been for two years. He's getting duite rlch
ana enjoys IL out there. He advises me 10 20 Vest
but I'm not going to the same place. want to DE d
farmer"
KLINE. THOMAS SCOTT age ten years born on Jer-
died three years ago, ana ne has since iiyed WIN
his mother, who kept small store. He Went 10
school. His neither mas been doing nothing recently,
though she has tried 70 mad work 20 do, and Ihomas
wants 20 support himself am going TO worA OF
Alarm" no said. " nave never lived IN the ooul,
try and don't know much about u, but i can mlnG
horses II amt strong enough 20 do anything else.
kROHSEMANN, GUSTAV. IS lusty German poY, ~
fourteen. He born at Lelpsic and has been ehl-
ployed on ship as cabn-boy. lttle more th9n q
week ago MS captain allowed mn 70 leave tile S Sa,
which was then at Baltimore and he came TO 10 NeM, h
York % seek an Uncle. FreGcrict krohnemann' VINO
had lett Lrlpsic IN lsIl an rom HAon ls,.' r 10 ~
been received iate 1877. Tie was unape 10
find his uncle, and had no other friend Tor wnom 10 M
Gulre. Ills mother led Wlen ne was ioiu eaL' al , ~,
aud his father in 1871. He Is the sort or Doy "ho
will never lack lrieudg
LENNON. JoHS age fifteen, was born at Atlanta Go
His parents were Of Northern Drth, ana came t"sf
parents are living in New-York. but puur.
He has older brother VINO has Jceu In ONO o..
again bus tne officers III" Chudren's Aid society
refused o. tahe hni, ana John hopes % nnd q Plte
his parents but has -ed 90 suppor hiin-eI o "ha,I
ever work he could get "Brotner to!s M nan
have 10 work pretty hard, but guess can 10 IT,
MOORE. SYDNEY. q" IN nf;een Ye'r. old" he .llu,
and born m Montreal. Ny father ah' hp}ll..
died there. and came tu NcW-i YORK Wlth "H U'''i
at t,y ,Ssei aso nave been to schooI m the
NJ Nne .ff HI .H
summer as cdsh-boy on a a. lnU3At. l am .o,.- ..
West To- be farmer. would rather be a Former
PoLLtRp. EDwARD. vas born in Ncw-Vork CITY four
teen years ago. aUd has lived here eTrr since Hi7
1uotiler died thrce wears ago. rs ia-Aer drives
truck and earns hardly money enough ~ ''pp',t-
himself. anc Edward has uiod to earn iifilE ieA-
ing an sometimes q dollar wee6 " uhadlus express
wagons" " think I't Ike tIe con1T{,. hr ,,' S,u"'
bat never saw IT, never stirred out ol Ne"-h'tA
SINCE ! born. ,,-
REED, DtsIEL WILLIAM age nineteen ts the o,de5t
member cf the parry and older taal TIE tAAuLth
Aid society usually .sHls. I-s case vas som ",.'. @
czeelonal in ,ief b I1n ,th5 haI good
opportunities Tor oec'InlnS acq'4Aitu ",.n W.. I,s h
parepls moved 10 Abingdon. Mass. when be wa-
young. lie saws that his father and motitI
did lot live happily together ana srEatIIe'
when he was only eight years old He re-
naiued with his father, VINO. however; llo'''., @
was only twelve years old DIS father shipped Eln on
70 Galveston, Texas. bat not liIuG ID ,dliOi i' Ha
left the shu 40 Galveston and cGmc nome 10y ldLl'
walking, as Le says, uraIlv all tne way. lie seems
10 De @ Tlreess walker, ana Gn one occasion pau las
A1ucigU. VINO mad shown him some F lducss, Lud
WORTHLESS son who enlisted 10 the Army ana hiltf-
ward deserted, stealing horse 10 e-e"pc YIN ~aS
captured. trI,d anu sentenced The idthef Wac
DruEeI-leAried AZ the l4'e "A .9H. e.,
s.ve him. lie went go W1-hiugtOn, ana
being refused admission 20 the White house, Wt'ei
at tie door uudl General Grant came out wen ne
aeg"7y'd % 5 Won come mere p asked the President
.WsiI 4" was the reply, " vaised from New-Nork.
If Won iout believe 10, look go shoes. holding mp
a glir of ragged uqrJTs with tic remnants Of soirs
f4t| ST.
don't You'd never have .Ot tHc letter. said i'rti
.TicyI have treated u as they diG ne, ana never
l.t if rcach You" just then a coor-d man passed
bT. vnls,line suppose saia 1-re.t . tn'. lt.-
. We think he can 30 pretty well at IT, Can yoI 90
any bstIel ;" 4. / cnuiGu't ia never open ny
mouth again. was ile reply. i'-.i IAlh VIZ
fry Amy tunes FOR the President, I'D siIlt Wllcl
fcw equal and came away soon ai.-r WIN y ii'"
uair Oi s.Oes, hyt-dolar Nli ah' paruo" iV, l-
fe'ond'- sou cu has a lalr decree or htch1-l'td
genius add some INV ehllFe power NI.cl iil'5 Dr
and saws that he Is willing % worA. He will 90 to
r..ana KIusls. wIere, he says lac KNOWS some prom
iucnf and influential residents.
7-,vf.H. III -E0RrH age seventeen, was -aised IN
PnIladclpAs, d. a woman who was no se!a'iVe gl
lis SO lar az DE know, unit. Le was teu years od.
n, never saw his father or mother. he worked DID
saloons IA Philadelphia until about year aso, when
De came tO S-W-rUrh Nhrfe At mas DIttAeu D''is ''
NcN-CnamDrrs ana Chatlam ,l,., iodsihs ih l.e
Newsboys' Lodqng-house. He h2s nade irom ?.
loss q week iu good weeks but ln ranF ,Weat4't
nothing. the average being Tom - 20 ~ Tor liS
place TO spend much OF ms life, aud therefore goes
v-,,Irr CHARLES. bright browu-ayed, rosy checked
nov OF ten years. De was born iu HOseyc. n. j.,
where BIS mother died when hc was two years old.
Ts afterward lived al White Plains with his iaiher'
yyBois now sick. and VINO has pass "a some time .n
Southern Georgia hoping 60 recover MS Lrd.iA.
Cbar,c5 says De would Ike 10 Dc merchant aub
homes Ia eer into store. but viii rF To 90 WHAT ht
81, au , flrm or wherever De may De. He las Two
sisters and an older brother VINO are earning thelF
own living. - r-,,
UouT, WILLIAM. agc sixteen, was born IN BFpoElFh'
,-hFrr u- parents live " Father Is "A boss
raufcr" ne said. bur only gets jon no" aud then.
have been at school some, ana know how To read
and write pretty well, ana do sums ln IithInetc.
have worked ON farms 40 NeWOurs. ROckaWav ana
Raliuort l. L. AID nave driven butcher cart fof
an uncle in Nev-YOrl / know about horses ana
COWS and milking, and ike farming better thah
ANYTHING ever done YETI
Three others we're selected shortly before the party
started concerning whom particulars viii be given
hereafter.