New-York tribune., 1880-03-01


AT sprueyille and their distribution III the ho"e' "
farmers others living in thc nrenborhoodH"Ve pee"
briefly noted IN THE TBIBCNE Ast oi the mon anu ""
men 10 whoa: hey were luutcd since been roceVed
and many have written telling how thoy IKE tncif Ne"
homes-to many Of them tho ony homes they have ever
known Following is substantially what has been re-
ported OF the the party to me present
time. Letters constantly arriSmg from me e"'e"
their guardians. and IN short time Iuii reoIi7 on
be gwen OF az The number
BROCKM ~. ALBERT. age twelve, native OF Ne" lotA
and vghout ;'thcr or mother His u otnti mac nae nedd d
had nvcd ~ best he cOud in the streets oI NeN'
York. H. Is with L. X. snlin, Sprneyhle iowa,
He haa worked on farm - Orange n J.. h3o %
tended s.cte and worked In printing Once. ~ Is
with ID. g. Grctmau. Splinetl'lc. Iowa a"d Nilo.
February -: am well pleased Win the YVES, Snd d
couple an { Ike them hr5,-ri,e. lam lyms onR
isru Of i50 acres. aud We have 150 head Of ca'tc,
25O hogs. 10 horses and 100 heus' Al me oo's ou'
have places, and u0St OF them GOOD -,
FiASAGAN JsNEs age four;ecn was borh IN ae'ahI, M
parents n were very poor aed aPSud tEc YET SSss
he could. lie is with Benjamin henzer, Farhita'
Iowa.
GoIDos RICHARD, age fifteen, an American boy who who
had lived a, Philadopn.a, Reading. Patterson aud
New York; ana had four lines oe'n TO- sea lie J"
with j. Wdgmsity, Sprlngviic, Iowa lie writes,
February 10: :" am gong to school atpresent ana
nkr the country frst-rate. am ABOUT one lne from
town. Mr. Waumslcy has lwO hor~ts ana twenty one
head OF cattle, two dogs aud two eats"
Viebs m 6s. IgS lived oS Bergen % j. and
IN the R.vngton street Lodging House he IL y. IN
nary ' Il Charles IS very hkeiy hey, aud does
ms best TO learn. 1t is only matter OF time. /
think and he viii be a very handy boy. He gong
TO school aud seems to be very well satisfied"
Charles writes that he is very happy.
IoRREY HENRY. young American born IN Chicago,
and age twelve. HIS father ded two years ago hhd
his grandmother brought han to Ncw-YoTk and
paced him in the juvenile Asylum He returned to
Chicago to his mother. ..,.,
LAw9ESCE, CHARLES age sixteen was o9fn ~ Lous - Is
land City. He is an orphan, ana Hved ior some tlme
boots, etc, In the lime ana atte4Hi1E O ng9'
school IN the evening. he Is Win g. u. Smlih,
home on a farm. Mr.. smith 1870 acres OF land,
twenty hvc OF thirty head Of cattle, SIX borSes, BIZ
am g0ns TO start 10 school next week
Please let The bows known am dong well"
McCISN. CHARLES. thrteeu; his father died when
ypd again He had earned money by opening car
nages running ecrands aud in every way possible
Bs sterfatler ee9 few mouths 2i, ago, @I ana ms
He was ANXIOUS 10 &c. G0o1 i9ne t2 Hm" @ 7'in1ie
Iowa. Mrs. Hoas writes February =; "Charity
wishes ine 10 ,ell you that fe happy IB hi7
eeoys Hnnfing eggs aud driyns up he cows n even
ing time. snd driving them 10 ne Bedln tAe In F-
RS Would T hardy " know how to Get sIans witaoat him
He Is learning g9ie m tasi' ana i ieabns hH 10 aEi Efe
great deal Of interest IN hG He M lake. his mG@is meals
there danger but that he Will De willing To- STAY
with us unt he IS grown If his ie is spsred. ~ IA
tang ne undertakes. He will go TO school next
WINTER"
RIccs ASxIE ago fifteen is Canadian. Her father
died some time ago. leaving her mother with seven
nst very succcssfu; and hearing her moi her was
sick was anxious TO return L. her She left the party
irom Toronto she hss rot written since arrival
RnsI JoHs an Americsn age Twelve los' his ,s'her @
IDotner gOi drunk and abused him He slept AZ Tie
sTns S.eeST eo h st2eets He was With r Hay lett
sprIngvile; but Mrs. Hoag wrote February s. mat
scHsxrY. CHARLES. an intelligent American boy Of
thirteen. Jersey City. Iii, father Is LIVING but is
not In prosperous c Gums taDCes. and wished his son
10 go West aud become farmer. He is with H. W.
Winans. Springvnie, lowe. ,. ,.., o,..o,, ,,r, o.,
CracOw. Poland. His iather died seven wears aeo,
and be lived for long tine III the iodsng-house at
No 2O7 Bowery, making sort Of living 9i4eaine
boots md selling newspapers lie seemed bright
he writes February 10: :" have place now.
ssd se resiment Ts The other / fed We'll tnong1
but was no ape f TO & qS ,a9o aRe WORK wnp any a,
would ike IT, Mr. ChanHerain M ,i, 50, says 'eo1 ne viii
win send me Of 90 some place cl,e. do know what
ssVe %e plenty OF time to read Mrs Rachel Hoae
writing about her boy. Charles McGnn. saws
D, one of neighbof's, hut be did not stay ioug
IL could have been their fault. Tor sm sure they
scoT M.T JANr fifteen The eldest ga srl l. IN The
Is drunkaId. 5,e had been employed "a Il servant
AMI toos care Of eHdreu mt lho"gnt hsa s IS
WITH Ca!'n Ne%Wan M spH$Fe i"Sa ,e: s %nS SS b
ard she seems perfectly happy and conten'ed ihus
far We are wei aware oi tho fact that the change
,i,y To- settle down in me We sGall endeayCr to
make It as pleasant for her as possible;
every SundGy, II weather and health permit, and
shall send her 70 school paI. OF the time !ill she
well. ana nave good home aud an sa isfed Ihe
ssi sSy eft f Bookyn and do not wish 10 60 6acF
am learning TO cook and do housewotk eIYeet TO
be a famous housekecper some day, and perhaps
farmers wife. VINO can tel wnat Is IN store ior
Ibe faIthiui7 sec some OF the boys that came out
" win tlIeir new homes Give my kndest regards to
Nj Trott. I wish thank him for me friendly sym
psthy manifested toward me Wish to be remem-
bered nv R,in."
erIr7LER EDGAR aud FREDERICK. two orphan brothers,
MONEY In bakers shop; Frederick had ben in the
New-YOrk orphan Asylum. They were let with i.
sry IL Tho boys are well and are going school
We KEEP, them both for a week OF SO. No one seemed
IN want Edglr 20 were obliged 10 let Freddy 20
for IL was impossible to keep them together; they
quar1eIlcd and fused all the time when they were to
eether. Mr.. SeecreSt, one OF our near ne'ghoOrs
took Freddy on trial They are me 2 ok ana WI VII
b. say. He is very indolent very SOW; We nave
boy ms age, ana Edgar seems to ihnK tiat 10
ought TO help him in his work. TINS IL tne grea
tronble in our undertaking to keep him. We VII
send him 70 school Till Spring, nd then perhaps some
one wi take Dm'
errrLER CARLOS age thirteen, brother OF the aoove'
had blacked boots and served in grocery store II
Hew-York. lie is with A. X Williams. spr!ngVhe I
It thought best not to pn6sn ~ Igi ne %ries
had a hard cough when we got bun; he Is better
now Carlos Carl, we call hiln' that beng thS
IN the hou e. They have everything TO learn. anc
their ignorance OF farm Life is very amusing We hk'
them very mu0h Ny sister teaches them at home
and they are learning very fast" Carl writes "
have nice Place s5d Ia very og ne Wssf or uk
the country very much, and would not IKE 10 g'
back"
THOMAS OSCAR D. an intelligent boy, born at Spring
neIc Mass. OF German psrentage, age fourteen; IN
pareuts ere beth deaf He Is with 9, b. APb2,t I,I
my new home very we'll The folks all treat me verl
Wen. and Mr. and d. Mrs: Ao6ott. .S the PeTsSns Sn ~