New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

since then OF ihe saiiors' Snug Harbor on staten
islard. an fifteen years old / hay NJ seen hg
inibeF ia eigit years Is be drinks, don't want 20
hin. Al lie Song HarnOr went to school: aug
dldn't have TO work During The last year nNS I'VE,
with woman IN tins city, and took Gaze OF Lcf re II IL
dr'n. She ana didn't agree very well she said u
Ee E '' con SinP stand SP' the way in whcR
she used Ia manage TIE children in e
girl tErce years old. ana boy four. ana sne
they not get uncovered. Ithouehti was cruel,
tie boy was awful. hope ] won't &c!
where there are any such children bH w.
give bin some money to keep him quet." This girl
is very bright and intelligent ana promises % DE-
fine woman.
sHERLEY CHARLES, is thirteen years old. ard lived 10
jersey ely HIS rather is painier ana decof% nd
aud as his calling hin dyspepsia, he does
not want bis son 20 pursue II. lie mas iat l
OF 100 acres ~ Kansas. which ne re eyeu unue' , e
Homestead Act. having been - soldier Ia me ih.c
lie wants his boy 20 be ira ned rs farmer.
He evidently has studied carefully, W.. .h -" a.
read several books He says he gave an OF Intse "a
hls sister he tired OF reading EN- over muI
over every Sunday. He has attended sunday ,schO2i
in the Reformed Church, and takes his Bioie Win
him 10 his new home.
SMITH HENRY OF the older boys Of the party ne
was born in Cracow, Germany, March a.
1865. / have been living at the Io 'agr,pr
my living by backing boots and Selling newspapers.
Ny atLer has been dead seven years. lie Was a
tailor in CracOw. Ms mother died soon
after and supported myself by car
'ryiug bundles. by bringing home iish rom ,ie mar
kets and by running crranGs Of all sorts. AZ iast
thought / would ct away from there ana Try 10
make living somewhere else Al tna' IliR 9 naa
thaler. and it paid part Of nv lassage On 'e va
until / got tO Hamburg. There q man VINO "au
n going TO LONDON tnat diant want go 20
10 London got some work-used TO
carry coats home for tailor, ah mo ga Woo -"
OF Guardians got me passage- 10 new imh,
pnd 80 all the money 1.,d G npd; i %,rh ny
money begin work teTe Carrying onnaies d LpV
10 the Boston boat when 1t came M
and got good many joos.
n sn eO asd % Snd then "IS went to the oas
ing-hOuse. know from what nave h'atu hlt
feed and milk the COWS, ana care Tor The horses.
and have sheep aud deg. l can't make hyins
eSTs an yhs e ca any the oy speaks very coed
English. aud seems bright ana cnterprslng; Hhep
To succeed under almost any circumstances
sPiTTLER EDGAR young baker by trade, and Is lef
AT the age Of sixteen years with tWo younger piOlh'is
to he aiken care OF. All three are orphans. They
have two married sisters who are 700 Door 70 pio
vide for them aud uncle IN liicksvilf, III. VINO.
although woli-tO-l0 farmer. VIII nave n"tulng 10
dc with item. They nope &c obtain nome "heie
they can he together.
srITT1uR. CHARLES. brother Of Edgar. Is thirteen
years Of age lie has been IN grocery sTI'; , ou
ms employer failed, and the boy has recently 'eeh
backing boots for a living
srITrLER FEEDrRIcK. eleven the Youngest ~ the
thrcc brothers, ls somewhat timih ii" ls Wliihe 10
WORK his living. although lac has been brcueht up
in ne Ncw.York Orphan Asylum, and has never yet
-. been obliged 10 taxi care Of himself
THOMAS OSCAR. is an intelligent GoIman boy. a scholar
OF the RiNlucton Street Night school lie Dr. fourteen
5 Td bss lived I'm New-York only n year
Ills father and mother were k,ud. bur they died
several years ago. leaving MIN III desiiuiiou. lie
small Jobs in the neighborbood of Washington
Market lie thought lac could have obtained a go9d
sIt,lniion Il he bad had suitable clothes To wear. He
san hc had livod ON Jersey Clty Heights for a
year and had been regular attendant
~ the franklin street Prcsby tcIian Church.
iii, appearance was that of well-niouned
lad eager go learn. and he watched the reporter Win
great interest while ihe latter wioIe down the 'oJ
WORDS his notebook.
WINIRLY, THOMAS. Is an intelligent lad OF sixteen
s say WI" ip per.o oni daren Characters
superint, ndeut Calder induced him To fire
10 he an scmeni of the lae.,s and gentlemen who
had gathered witness the depa turr of the Won
fnriune.eekcrs Thomas came rom Germany w.cn
only n year old. and nyed with sicrf1fhcr
and ettpm0thcr unui about Nv years ago. Inc
siepmothcr was druukard, ana would often
flght with her husband. Who thus learned o. iose
ms own temper, naSing home o terror TO me boy
since leaving them he has mover been asked To- d.
turn. and has managed to fupport nm
seif 10y pcddung glassware. IT, MS been "a
regular attendant 81 the niglt school 81 the wing
ton street Lodging Hoase. and can read ana "ii'e
little.
-- a girl Of eleven Her father Is . criminal,
being IN jan Tor theft Her mother hud
a sister OF slNoen years are abandoned
has rosmed the streets. ana slept at night
In all s0rts OF places. The matron oi the Grls
Lodging Bouse. IN -. Marksplacc says that she IN
very projections IN crime.
The fifteen small children whose initials are given be-
low range ~ years from four 10 twelve They have come
the care ol tue hofittl Ahlph-H NV ''"'' iA'ih
drunken OF dissolntc parents As there Is danger lest
Efforts to get them back may trouble 10 case the
names aye published only their initials given some
OF them are pAri.cularl, bright
L & L. and " C. r. are brother and sister. ages nine
aud twelve. 1Ueir father J. dead, and the mother
Incorporate. they left IN neglect, without home
or friends and have no chance Tor iutuFc wtildolng
here.
C. Il. and f b. 7. ere brother aud sister ages seven
aud nine. They are halforphau'. and ere serted
being dependent wholly upon Cuafty. Nome OF lheH
relatives 1--we IN tbs country.
H. X and t. n. brother aud sister ages Ten ana
four. They bear The marks of abuse, aud were sent
ont TO beg Tor bread 10 rags. being forced 10 get
enough to support others.
O l. NH age Six ls without father. and her mother is
worse than none. The little girl lived Ia the street.
much OF tie time in want.
r. g., age nine, j. orphan, without nome or
friends Nothing could be learrtd 81 hs former
condition
X. G.. age SIX. g. W. age seven ~ D.. age eight. ana
T. +. age five, an deserted children. Hving m
want Their antecedents could not be .asccitnincd
J. H. This htilc boy i ten years old. HIS mther J.
dead, and his mother been arrested
TO fhe country. He said he could
read We'll and had studied arithmetic a. far as the
cancellation Of fractions. lie showed evidence oI
having received careful uaiuing
j. and }. +. are two boys. ages i've AMI seven re-
suectivey. Their father IS dead and they are &c
serted ny their mother.
f. Ris boy OF Ave. OF IRISH pareniaee HIS faner is
Nothing has been known Of the mother Tor TWO
years
APPEAL 10 THE UNITED STILES.