New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-07

are Won going to divide these childrenT ASKED q
man who had driven miles to get SIX boys
and was becoming nervous lest he should NOV se'
that number out of the party of 164 children VINO
ware destined for sherman. % Hey. boss, how arc
Won goinp to divide us-with a saw ~ shouted one
NJ the interested boys In q few moments win
the assistance of j. Gardiner the work OF distriDu
tion with all IT'S attendant complications, Deguh'
Men who had refused to take even one cniiu "non
the list of names had been received mao uii'o"
several miles in their hay wagons ana inSssou uPV
having anywhere from three 10 SIX cniiuion' ~
GO. o1,r,ons IN note the arguments advanced 10
prove the claims of various persons My my ~ tbev
have children. although they admitted ahau 'n ~
hS changed their minds recently about taking any
'n ~ whv Mr. Parsons knows me-" said one man.
and i am sure he would obhge Inc IL ne "eIe
here" I.,,.y .o;d onotber "the first
year the fund was ever started. and am sure MI
Parsons would let me have some OF them. - go,
=" sent for four boys, but want three poyS a"u
three girls " said third person. -. -.
The ride in toe cars from Jersey CITY was inter-
esting. The tunnel brought out cheer from those
wuo knew II would soon he passed. Is lnls tno
country 7" asked little girl who said she h4a never
been out of the city before Sne was tJ
must not take such gloomy view OF the country
AS the train emerged lutO the hght ana tne Iu IN
bling noise died away amid another cheer IRON sng
boys, the little one SAID IN qul.o q seAi
tone: am sure tins Is the country ,
Ali went well until Basket was reached, WneIe
IO6 children left The name Oh th1 statIV t
was the source of much amusement 10 I'M Psiu5
that renamed in the cars. W hen tne pIaAo'Idn
called out hancock" where one girl got on, Goy
" no had evidently followed tOrchllgnt prOceSsIon
suggested three cheers for Hancock" put ne was
told to snut-up" by a lad VINO eApldlheu Iu10
L" we re gong TO Sherman and he is ter nor n1h-
cockr The girl who visits family III nAhCOcA 10
turns for her third summer WOuIu never Iee
her 20 back said her hostess, IL ner pdIenVs
would let her remain. As II ls shall keep neI as
long as posi- ole tins tall" be pleased expression
which lighted the glri's face seemed TO reecno Ine
cordial weicome which she received. ,.L
liz was quite cool here last night. ana aier tue
travrl-stained faces had undergone a vigorous
scrubbmg they were much refreshed anu iOokeu
like the sane children that had started from Ne"
York III the morning. mother WIN lOuI Vuti
dren one OF them "a sick boy who hal requesvcu ."
she might 60 where he was sent, was eAceeuIne y
gratlned wnen a farmer offered 10 TAKE INC "IoiO
family, and her two girls are now pichWk 80.
with two OF the farmers chlldrrn. some Vi .Ae
CIV boys are swimming IN the utlIe sueaii 'n t
furnishes water power for the single Factory Ia .o
age and others III the hayheids Win UAio
men. 49,, e 4bo
This afternoon g. Bamberger the principal OF the
WOrkingmen's Free school, connected WIN fICles
sor AdIel's Society Tor Ethical Culture, aIriVeu
from New-York with seventy children Woo "eIo
qucAly placed in homes near gether As con
venienr IN order that they may meet every oeher
day and go III the woods together. In TINS way MT.
Hamburger says, he VIII impress upon the minus Oh
The children much thai has been taught them our
ing tue year. IneTe are now nearly Two ntlnuIeu
and fifty city children here, and one hunureu mVAo
are asked for next tuesday.