New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
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sDL.ia - \ sUlru lir NulinEtN an oNN'tf
-Dltt.r 80. pIug tNu, rUAN'h
\ MJi-uudiau pati, Ia tho drt rlds around
ti, NeN. .uli, luI-iu- iiunsa iu lrI '"'" "I'" St.
90 tuo cellar IN tho of tua hnins "h' p'l 4" l"o
cellar has been fitted zap by thH Culrrnn hd society,
which -,ipu,ri, Nir loI.iu. .lol.c u- uglin shop
, portlon of tho roum 4, nucl with hrh'hc7' most "'
tIrm scrunhlus brd'hes In ono corner "' ''' ROOM
An od man stands beside cAuldton oI not "''" "i""
tu which he thrust, the cudt of uitt oI b''h h'f'o
nair aud then adjust, the tufts to- brush "w'' n'
+, making with a handle - long "a broom I'"s
r,nrn strctchcs alonl the side 0f the room ana I""r
lrte bows are working It making scruhbIns brushes
I,,rv few minutes Quo these boys set up iroh uf
soi and linn. across the floor to get ircsh supply OF
material for his work. All ot the boys Jump iLo
right leg of one OF them T., shrivcci Z" tue S"' o d"
.,,f,cr., another, .,cms many inches too short to
tonch the nopr and another s crippled III Do'u 'os'
md n.cs crutchcs wncn hc loivc, MS seat
..r1t. 4. "A new idea of the society,"" said Captain
,,,cs the .upcrintonlcnt ~ the lodging house to
III, rrportrr. "TWo months ago IL was "'l''mlhe' 10
try plan to toach poor boys WHO were crpP''' sono
Kind Of a trnIc this br1sh shop was oP'n'i'
These boys you here arc All Iah' ii'y
c,uldn't do anything IT left to themselves hat Deg
or steal or 20 to institution and become charge
nm the state They ether nave 40 parent or II t"ey
,onv their parcnt. arc too poor 10 care for them.
r,.v have made all these brushes you see around rs
here"
DO they earn much y
So, AZ first II takes two year, Tor an apP''n''oo
IN learn the trade that he q rsht ih'' sup
aud make any kind of a brush -cruDpns pfu'n's "io
,be easiest made and they start III on 'h'u /" 'no
abops the regular pay for brush hands Is - cents
tbousand holes. The holes are where th' ouhcn'7 "a
hair are nut Different kinds of brushes nave auu'I'nt
number of holes. An ordinary .'rubo"E ''u,a a. v
from ny 10 sixty holes. some ha'c ,,,', r,',tg
he .ruc rate NJ the shops d. ru tAc no u9h ',H
mons or the ci'y some hands make ~ i"'u9 d, go
h,,l,. ot =, day. But % cents day - enough
"urt ile, boy, While the, are learning me ,ic, & hm
live at the lodging house. "HeieH "o''n oo'' wv"
much" - D.,
"Vr have been selling them all along ~ rl' lW.o W
families. but nOH that they are being h' ~ & t ,n
h.ve more thnn We can supply to families p" w '' -
hri.h rcta- al 10 or - cent? and the whn'"l', =,
T., from r., cents <l Iolru. The but N.'h"lh~ =.
,b. i,tne makes the holes In the framc ne l1
~ mo shop lie u bright boy, ana ""N ''h"' "'
naturally from the nTst 49,, A."
~Nfc these all you can cmploy al Que time ,, ,,a
-Al that we can employ IN THIS shop lhc 'l',
m . elperiment but IL IL doing well ana INC t'' t. o
wants L. open a largo shop ~ soon ~ 'iI9'h ~ ' a
,, 10 m adc for tho room II IA not intended 10 W'no
,y prpHt ont of the business except "hll my ~" !.
~ 10 tho cicty'- work and The hri mes W M ue hou a.
c sam. mice, a- they are by The fegnii Nnol NJ! ~!
ri,l~. Hii be- taught the trade, lnl Nhrn tney nay
learned IT they eau 20 any where " "osA VIC ha'e