New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
THE IOWA PARTY.

Following are the members OF the party whlch
went TO Hamburg Iowa, starting on May 20, TO-
gcther with their present addresses and such lnloT
nation as has been received concerning them IN
their new homes:
md been ~ school some. and had worked IN ms
chine shop, GRAND boy IN store ana nt Whatever
he could find 10 oo. lie Is Win C. H. "m'NeS' 1S"
Brown. HuIY, bright little girl Of six years; bed
~, M iaTt vitb he Cblar.r's Ana Society several
1ocrth AGO NV yrI'-GresseG German, who said Tint
ne had recently lost bis wife and wished the ehii1
toI her o ego s. With David Bcche Hamburg. iowa
Mis-. Becho w.trs June 3: >" am giad 70 Know
that YOU think 80 much about ms hue giil. SHt j.
pretty pad. INT ! 1m trying 10 teach her Wiat -
right and nope by he help OF Cod. thal VII De
able to do it. want To keen the IttIe glrl can
and am going 20 Try, for ike her well would
not like 10 give her mp. Whom she fcaru nav Ht''ts
came from NeW-lurk she said: On, don't SEM me
back ma let me stay here with YOU, wont Won Z
she 4, well satisfied mere. | want TO know whether
her mother Is living she says hei motheF II aii'''
VIII not give ler up u I can help H. g. Wi.
CHICHESTER. sYtvEsTiR acc thirteen, from BrooElyn
His parents formerly lived at Babylon l.. where
De mad done lisIt farm work ~ y VIZ J"lcs
81 suppose ycu want 20 know now ilk. my new
home. lam very vel suited aud hope that NJ MHIef
CRFTcI,Tox S,MrrL O. age sixteen the son Of sailor.
lie Iau earned - or "A week IN Il store ana III a
coal yard lie is with Henry Kaiser Hamburg,
O.. W.. beautiful naxen-hared child of ninc
years, whose mother died recently ana VINO ",li e,i
nut in an orphan asylum nv an uncle. lie is WIN
William Frigdt, Dunbar station, OtUe Co, NtbT2ska
% 3,
pies and chickens and little doss; and we have pear
treeS and cherries are rlpe now. ! - 70 schOol
about TWO miles OF, ana he wind INC other nl.Ht
blew one ~ the pear trees down; and / have htiie
ducks. aud We have COOK that whcn 10 Strikes II
goes Just IKE % bell; and my Bible Is German. Hhe
my home very we !, and tn folks that live with i
uge very VOL. We have bees, and 80 day IL raincG,
we have four horses and two donkeys. This IS my
writing" ..--..,.
who was oui Of work. lie is with Dr. n bo"en'
KtSR THOMAS scoTT. age ten the son Of Jersey City
constable who died three years ago. and had since
been supported by his mother who kept a small
store. He rs with Anton Gu0s.r. Hamburg iowa.
Mr.. GuhscT writes, June 7: q was glad 70 ar
from You that you manifest m interest IN inc ueV
whom have. He was glad 80 hear from |ou. VIII
t. 10 raise Gim % 20 be useful aud hchtSt man
shall send HIM 60 school and hope that ne WiI t.
man with me many years and be a good boy. lie
viii never regret the day thar took him up. BY
tleholp OF Cod VIII do the best can -,
KROHNENANN, GUSTAV, axe fourteen, % German boy'
E,ia i'd 10 e iirc6 at B1IfIu.orr in order 10
find bis uncle iu NewY0rk Not finding him, be was
Put N charge ~ the Chdren's AID Society. lie Is
Lemon JOHN, age fifteen. His parents are living IN
New-Yorh. but are poor He IS with william Is
AIooRF. SYiIrY age fifteen His parents died in Mon
tr,a ana came o. EcWNOl6 with an Older brother
s sS lie j.. wi,h " Mcsilicn, HAMBURG
Iowa. Mr.. McMlcu writes, June =: nave been
very much disappointed IN sydney Gs BE is q uucu
better boy iAau expected tO lind among boys sec
ING homes ~ The West. sydney Moore ia as good
hoy ae ever met with. II had raised him mysc I h
could no, have suited me better. lie is OF a klld
d'spost ton, and willing 90 90 any work ihat ne, IS
asked 20 co. aud appears 20 be wei coh.tnird' ny
family are We pleased with him. have little work
for him TO do, and make no distinction between MIN
and the rest Of family. II all the boys Try 10 40
fIoir part AS well as sydney the iault VII! not De
theirs If they do not have good homes" sidney
Nyrttes JnntA: g take pleasure I'm iuf0rding you
thai nave a good place. Mr.. Mention treats ne
ike one of ms own cndIeu | am well satisfied and
hope viii get along am much Obliged to you
and the society," -
POLLARD, EDwI.D. age fourteen. was born in New
York and mad never been out Of the city. His father
drove an express wagon and he himself had some
is with Perry Wheeler, Hamburg, Iowa. He writes,
June IS " ike this place very good ana they
treat me wen. get plenty OF everything ana ! 40
not know what more | want. nave 10 Iault 10 ma
with Mr. Wheeler" .
REED DA>EL ". age nineteen, from Abingdon Mass
IL. ngd had a varied experience, ana though outr
than the Cnildreu's Aid Society usually sends, WIS
included in the party on account or strong RECON-
Iucndati0nS from seVcral gentlemen. lie went 10
Saline Kansas he writ. " arrived ~ this place
after a long ride all safe. Am going on farm.
thank Nj. H'ld" $50.
T,yIoR FIlswoKTH age seventeen, was born in Pha-
del phia. where lie had been employed IN saloons
until wear ago, when he came o. Nrw-Iork. where
he had blaC kcd boots Tor nNin2 lie Is Win hOlis
Purdom, Rock Point, Atchson County, MO- lie
writes June : " am settled III good ana com
Portable home and an enjoying good neaith ana
have plenty to eat and drink. Mr. Purdom, the gen
tleman whom am working for treats me very well,
and takes an interest III showing me now 10 90 the
farming and does not push or hurry pe on any
work. l am well satisfied with nv Western nome,
and do expect to stay here many years. Inc ADVICE
YOU given mo shall never forget, because IL IS
f0r my own benefit" ;,
WHITE, CHARLES, bright, brOwn-eyed rosycheeked
hoy az ten no son OF father who T. serOnsly SICK
lie is with William Skclly, Craig, Holt County, Mo.
WOOD. WILLIAM, age sixteen. nom BrOokln the son O
a printer is out Of Work most OF the tliDc. lie
had worked farms on Long Island, and had driven
a butcheI-cart IN New-York. lie is with Franklin
Taylor, HAMBURG Iowa