New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

ecnMID1 HENRY, fifteen, born IN Poland, an orpman
for seven years before leaving New forK ~ seense M
TO have been incorrigiby lazy He left t~o places 10
cause he "dids't want to work hard" ard on
october %. 1880, the local committee Reported '""'
he had started for Calfornia
SCOr1. MARY JANE, ago fifteen, her mother haa pesu
dead six years ana her father Was drunkaru 80
Hna Mn 0esn Gavin Ne%man. spnnsv: iowa. ana all
letters from her and from Mrs hewman are S lavSs.
able. Jane writes: % expect to be famous mouse @
Keeper some day and perhaps farmers wife" Mrs;
Newman wrote March 20, 1882 "Jenne 10 "eh
ana attends school,
orphan brothers; ages thirteen sixteen and eleven M
The two older boys had snpporisd thetpseNes ~
various ways aud the youngest had been In an
orphan asylum. They found aood homes IN epr,ins.
vile AMI all reports corning them We're savor13s
sent for them to return to this city.
THOMAS OSCAR j., age fourteen, born at Springfield,
Mass. OF German parentage. For a year or twD ne
wrote frequently. lie was ALWAYS doing well and
only changing places for the better In July, lssZ,
boat and WIS studying to he an engineer His
address at last accounts was Clinton, Iowa.
ssre ase es%n h"S He
placed In good home in Sprinsville, bnt lnAne
several changes, and Oh March ~ Sol, Miiliain r.
briggs his last employer wrote that he mad left that
town aud he did not know where he was working.
NAMELEss WAITS
Tn the account that was published in The TRIBUNE
Of the starting OF this party for the West seventeen
children were mentioned only BY the initial letters OF
their names, AMI OF these not given correctly
They came to OF the society through the courts
from drunken dssouts parents and 1t was thought
there might danger that efforts would be mada To get
them back again in case they were trace In the iutute
The sams reasons are rs forcbls now as they wero
then why the names shoI no. be given ono of these
a girl ace eleven turned out badly There were no
strong homes that would do we'll when she was SENT
but there WAS hopo at all for her II she remained
hero. Another boy, ags en wes taken from canal
boat in Jer.ey Cty He bad COOL hone ir the West
but ran away from it, and WAS taken batk lie ran
away ssaiU. AMI new place was found for MN. lie
ran away again. AMI finally the local committee !os'
sight of him. He pronounced BY all very bai
boy"
-, age twelve, girl, has CHANGED places seYeral
tines, but no IA ut has been found win her. On On
eottng along well with nor lessons and had learned
Is is35; and as,In on January II. 1856. when Nrs.
Bennett. OF Wanbeck iow.. wri,es- ,,l,s "
getting aong very wcl. she has made US Visit MS
winter"
-.a age nne a irother OF the above, reported
IN June doing we'll ON January IL. l-s6, ne
the same place you tast heard from me. nave gone
to school some this wiater ana nd , am :39S 70 com
--. age six. a boy. Favorable reports have been
received ~ ,te April IL lss2.
--. age eight a sisto- OF the above The f..Ay she
Is Wi l. attached to her Du May ii, 1881,
her aioJtei mother wrote thar she was we'll and
doing well and studying hari to be a teacher. Inc
same ldy writes January %. l-sC: am hlppy
to report --a well. She has been to school
siu'e she came 10 lhls state Sic grows Iass
AMI enjoys robust health aulis learning TO WORK
nicely"
-. age nine. q girl. Has changed places few
times, BIT has always been reported as doing well
Tue latest letter from her written June /, ssh
but a lady with whom she lived tor "a time writes
January ~. lsS6 she going to school ths winter
aud /. doing wclL We ies interested in her welfare
aud enjoy ner letters ahd visits very much she is
In au excellent family. she has many friends ana 10
surionnisI "y. COOL CHRISTIAN inh ience sue made
profession OF religion lately"
- age folr. brother of the above girl and now
living IN family with her. IhcTe nave been
nothing hot goDt rep rjs fr,m him lie his soLe D
school reglllrly ard ,iuiici hard Tie latest report
was January IL 1856
---- age six, IA cr has been adopted by Ms. II: N.
Booth oi Sprnevile wao sents good reports OF her
char,e. Tue chilt, on August IL. l-9l wrote ah
excellent letter saying that she has tho bes, nome IN
the world ANA goes 10 -chpDl.
- - age nine. y boy. placed with \. X.
williams sprinsvir. ~ho wro,e December lG. 1881,
that George IS dong well and Studying hard lie
Is rooi boy.
---- age ,,x u boy ,uucl Grifman. OF -pringvllle
wro.e on ApriI 1, l-oI, tlai ho THINKS great uea
OF his little bog.
--.a,c ak boy WAS found 10 be a very bal boy
by M, first cu ian. ant by several successive
guardians. H. WIS sent ir"'n place to plaer. No
''''i' llsi ''' '
family Of Bent lmin A-.ew. who has written fre-
qurntv abont nIm. ON June 2d, l-s5. the uoy wrot,
Ia, lot o. clicssns aud colt
- age ten. \ hoy J.ne, g. Boil MMion. Iowa,
with whom he Va, p!a'el wrote on hiich D. iSo-'
that he well anl glm; TO school
-...e scy,n. a boy. Mr. Nshlon Bell wrote
frcI loniiy and SAL lie delighted with the boy;
hltn l9-i Nr. be. died and tie boy was placed
with Joseph retterson. ~prnsyille; low wHo Wro,e
Srniru,,r n. i~,i. tiat he Vas dolns sell. Aprli
ii. I--5, the boy w.Ots a good letter.
,,e nvc a hoy. H. had no been IN The West
long 1cfore De becl'n. sick AMI w's scnt back 70
-. nos. a,c TX. an or han. lie was put in'o a
peasant f.i4.lr IN sPrn!vi,c, wheie IA" remained
t. auotlrr family, where lie was said, In Marcn,
l--1, to ,, DOING we'll ani 20 De- happy.