New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
GOOD WORK FOR CHARITY
WHAT THE CTILDREN'S AID SOCIETY HAS
ACCOMPLISHED.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS EsTABLlsHED-Dofs
STARTED IL BUSINESS Or TRADEs-EF'

DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS EsTABLlsHED-Doio
STATED IL BUSINESS or TRADEs-EF-
FORTS OF \ NOBLE ORGANIZATIONS
TIE work which the Chlldrens Aid Society has
dom. for humanity In the last year was reviewed
Yesterday afternoon at the forty annual meet
ing of the society held In the American fxchahse
National Bank no. l2s Broadway. ID. Wills james
the president occupied the CHAIR.
The annual report makes one OF the most inter-
cstlng studies on the condition OF the poor In New
York The work OF the society In rescuing from
ain ard misery the wre;ched and starving street
and tenement children T. great one; the training
OF these children b. Useful. self-supportny men
and women is surely greater. The decrease OF
juvenile crime is also an evidence or the society
influence.
The society now maintains twen,y-one industrial
schools thirteen night schools and six lodging
ho,,sos I'm this city Free reading rooms have Deem
osta bshed at all the lodging-houses. Inc l'huS-
trial schools have a marked effect on the neisHDor-
hood in which they are situated. TIE trustees
realizing the necessity OF heroic work among the
Polish Bohemian and Russian Immigrants. have
in the last year. established a now school IN XIV
ington-st The school. which is known az the Lord
Memorial e at No I7s Rlvingt on-st; the necessity
q ths school is shown by Ine ,aSi n never be-
fore attended any school. great improvement. as -
visible In the condition % the ch''dre" o' INV "e"
The evening classes are a valuable adjunct to the
day schools The object ~ 70 CARR on .nt'"P w
iii Of nald and voluntary workers. evening cdssss,
combining instruction and recreation Tor gurus Mno
bavc gone To work In shops or factories. IheSc
g. ~ reading aloud. singing and general con-
vrrsation besides being taught sewing coon'"s'
etc. . ,,,t,,o, % ran,ov.
rho F-,iyrant Department continues 10 remove
ornhans ani abandoned children from the deDasins
snrroundings OF slum-life % permanent MONIES l"
the West and South ~, ,-.L NJ ,vh,,.
Throuch the generosity OF Mrs. Joseph NJ White
a fam school NJ KersicO. IN Nestcnester ,C3unty.
has been endowed and to this the society looks as
one solution Of the boy-yagrant propen. me
prush Shop for Crippled Boys has also been sue
cessfu In the last year -, ,o,,,ro ,na r.
In treqtlng OF the lodging house feature tne re-
mort SAYS. The five boys lodging houses ana me
Iliz1beih Home for Girls have sheltered curing 'e
inst wear Gs17 homeless boys ana girls win a
niyh,iv average of ,6i Comfortable beds ana soou
,,.nls are provided at charge OF SIX cents ior y
inIrur and sis cents FOR tIch meal lnis cnatse
ncr,siorns the lads 20 sef-support. ana during 'hc
veor brouyht I'm 81 i6i toward the main,enihce OF
"a" ho1ses IN the boys savings banks were de-
IN ,i,r,ry IN. vear ~ 1.5 "a. The superin-
ie1dcnts assisted In starting in business or trades
IN boys while employment in other ways WAS
found Tor GiS others. -, NJ, , "a,
Ua,l:h IIomr at COnsy Island the latter LOT
,nntbsrs with sick children. have been weli-hlieu
during tn, summer season, ana many lttle ne
VA saved by this grand branch or humahi'ar'a"
work. J., -. Ia, ,.oar Gao, o. IN
.,d ,T,.r n.ving an expenses has balance OF
S,c, ~ Officers were reelected as follows u Wits
lanes president Charles +. Whitehead, Ncc-presi-
dent; Charles L0rlng Brace, secretary ueorse D.
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