New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

he is enjoying his home greatly, and had hhe
plum-puddng ON his birthday last week
OCONNoR EDWARD. age seventeen, y Tue , Sor o Ua
junk-dcalcr. He BACKED boots aud sold papers
Tor a living in Ncw-lOrk. He Is win y. NJ
ANTHONY Fort Scott. and writes II WANT 10
lief Won know that like my place very wen.
am Working i'm the village OF Fort Scott. Please
let all the boys know where am, ana that ~ 10
nice place for boy 10 come TO-" T..
ODONF, VINCENT. age fourteen from 6reehpoh''
is with Irwin Farmer, Napoleon, Kan. ,
RICHARD, EDWARD age seventeen, halIIC ol M"Il-
trcal. Ills life Tor thee years past had been one
of varied experience. He Is with II. u. SIhltn,
Fort Scott, Ky. He writes April u; alh
really thankful for my new home. MI Sililh
has thirty COWS which herd out on the prairie;
also 100 sheep and fOrtv-sX lambs. go 10
Sundav-school, but shall not start To day schoo,
until the Fall. for Mr.. Smith wants me to hcid
and do chores. have two sisters ana ,noS
are very kind. | have a nice lnmo
and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are very good
to me-" Mrs Smith writes: can trny
say we are pleased with our boy. EDWARD mas
been employed on vessels, where he has DeeI
subject to strict discipline which has pech oi
great advantage to him and 10 ms also. lie mas
now been with MS three weeks, and has proven
honest, truthful, pleasant and agreeable; feauy
and willing To bc taught respectful and polte
To his new SISTERS and kind aud obIgIng about
choring around the house. wish the SoclIlA
would send me a good girl who would be GLAD
Of a good home aud who could he recommended
as honest and of good character" ,
STRA JANIS and WILLIAM, are with y. Lcck anu
Judge :. \. Day, Fort scott, Kan. ~,
SMITH, GEORGE. age thutccn. used 10 prIdnc
oranges aud sleep IN wagons when nc couiuh
coru enough 10 sleep III 1OCcnt lodging houses
lie il with Samuel b. Holt Unioutown, KAN
lie writes: " / have nee home. Mr. fiolt mas
five horses The pony is mine. lie sald II
were 10 do all he told me, ! could have H.
get mp at a.. H., and mix hVG
cows ; then get NV breakfast and after that
have 10 plough. Last week planted potatoes
onions aud turnips gct cnoug!li, to eat ana a. =
good place to sleep. VIII You please 10
fcnd me a Testament and hymn-lo0kP
WAEHEN, BrNJANIN, age eighteen, Us vi Cornelius
Allard, Lconylllc, Iowa, by whom lac was Tor
merry employed go
WARREN, JEREMIAH, quite Young boy, j. WIN
John KlrlcH. Fort Scott, Kan. Mr. harl'n
writes April 7 We are greatly pleased to see
that the Society takes so much interest as
H. inquire 50 soon after the little charge
placed IN our care. am happy t. say
that he feels perfectly cnutcutcd and
happy with us. lie Is cIuld 10
WIN The love of others. and II Is pleasant To
hear HIM chime m aud sing sacred song when
were So much pleased 10 see so much sympathy
between your agent, Mr. Brace, aud hlH charges
when he was here. II Is gratifying t. sec ana
feel that true Christian love and charity have
not vanished but crop oat in such celestial
manifestations"
WATSON, THOMAS, age sixteen, employed for Two
years at a BROOKLYN rope walk. lio Is Win
John y. Cole Fort y 'ptt. Kan.
WILLIAMS, ions NJ, a"c fifteen, sailor boy, Is
with s. ". Richards, Fort scott.
WOOD. LOWELL, age eighteen, formerly an GRAND
boy is with David Lyons Delta, Iowa.