New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13


EuIsci1nS Sn ms nses for one child IL 40
Total, ..............s2 I sos oe
,aIorco an hand ............. 231 So
The 665 persons for whom board was paid had
two weeks in the country at an average cost OF
sc 131-3 while those who went as invited guests
were given their fortnight's vacation at cost OF
50 "a a child Even counting the amount paid
for hoard the average for each person IS only
SO 80 The beneficiaries of the Fund were taken an
average distance of 100 miles into the country, re-
NAMED two full weeks making the aggregate
number of miles travelled by the children equal to
about elghtv-hve times around the world. All this
vast amount of travelling has been accomplished
without any sort of accident Volunteer helpers have
been ready to escort the children to and from the
country. so that not penny was used for salaries
Reduced rates were readily granted by the follow
ing railway companiesi The New-York Lake Erie
and Western, New-York, Ontario and Western !;
New-York Susouehanna and Western; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western; Pennsylvania; Lehigh
Valley. Central Railroad of New-Jersey; New-York
New-Haven and Hartford; New-l1aven and North
amptoD; New London and Northern Naugatuck !;
Uousatonio; Danbury and Norwalkj Shepaug !;
New-York Central and Hudson River; Utica and
Rlack River; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Central Vermont; Bennington and Rutland, and the
lister and Delaware; and also by the following
steamboat companies; The Norwich, Peoples, Citi-
zens' the Albany Day Boats, and the Catskll Line.
These transportation companies have not only gwen
reduced rates but have shown an interest and heart
in the matter that are most refreshing.
The children were received III 100 different places
in seven States, as fOllows
VERMONT.
Bennington Pittstord
Dorset IoMHd;
land
North Bennington. West Rutland
MASSACHUSETTS.
Chesterfield Northampton
EasthamptOn hneine,d. 1877,
Florence West Chesterneld
Gosben Williamsburg.
Haydenville. WortningtOn.
RHODE ISLAND.
CONNECTICUT.
Bristol Orange,
Cojlinsylls Portland.
Deep River, ROxDuTy,
Taston. South Britain.
Fssex SOuthingtOn
Foresty1lle smsbury
GTanby' stafford Springs
Green's Farms. Terryville
Higganum. Gnlonvlue.
IyOryiOn' W WasSiyoTr;
KiIngwortb West Cornwall.
NanSatnck Woodbury..
New-Canaan WHOM.
o'u A'"'' NETWORK.
A Alton, jeW Fi Heights.
Boonville. JonesyIe.
Rurnt Hills Keeseville.
DaIlsfon Centre Kingston.
Baiubrdge. LOrIVHle'
RrooonlbiD Lewis.
RioIea'''" Morrsonyille.
Bo0net Middlehed.
Cnhle.kllL Morris.
Copp%aisvile. Mount K.sco.
Corning. Mecklenburg.
Cohnes North Sanford
C,intan New-KingstOn.
ClIntouyille Niney6h.
Cnrnunpn Forks OtegO.
CoonarsioTp Osborn Hollow.
CalicOon Port Jervts.
Cszenovia Pittstown Corners
Cherry Valley PlattSDuTg.
Charlton. Preston Hollow.
Coventry. Plymouth.
Dnrnam. Richmondvie.
Deposit Rlvcrncad.
Deer Park. Rome.
Esperance ROckland.
Elzabethtown. Sandy Hill.
Essex Smyrna
East Durham. Schuyler Falls.
Earlyille. bherburn.
Eaton Scheneyus.
Franklin. South Edmeston.
Grahamsvile. Triangle.
Greenviilc Upper Isle
Glenyllle Mhthoys f0int.
Greenwich. Washing onyille.
GanseyOort Westdeld.
galway wadhams Mills,
Hancock WhelOnsburg,
Uankins WillsOoro.
Unles Eddy. Wesiport.
H MISREPRESENTATION West Taghkanio.
Hunter Yonkers.
NEW-JER5EY.
Roontop MeedecOnk,
Bianclyc. MOntcIhf,
DeckeroWn Newton.
Lafayette. North Branch.
Lakewood. Sparta
Matawau.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Big EqulnuDk. Sherman.
LAttle Equilunk.
Children were selected from New York, Brooklyn
and Jersey City by more than two hundred ply
sicians, nurses, missionaries. bible readers,
and other workers among the poor. Any re-