New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
THE GERu4l BoTs GIT THEIR FACTION.

Fight bows and SIX girls were sent away Yesterday
afternoon on tine Central Railway OF New-Jcrsey 20
pass a fortnight at North Branch, y. =. The chill
1ren come from the Wilson Misslou George II.
stephens. of North Branch, has charge Of the local
arrangements. The children are 10 be distributed in
the homes OF John :. Lane, l. y. DumOnt' BENJAMIN
Monitor. AbIam NevIus, ROBERT stephens. Aaron
Vandrveer Joseph Ramsey and j. '. NtIllWell In
tli, party went the two httle German boys Lewis
and Johnnie, who were mentioned ia ! HI TRIBUNE
of last Tuesday a. having prepared themselves
several times 10 to tie country, out had 10 give
M the excursions az tie last moment because they
felt too poor 10 neglect work which was offered
rbern and upon which the family mainly depended.
Lewis Is nine years old and johnnie Is twelve.
Iueir quiet and thoughtful faces were Deamlng with
Measure a. they stood with their parcels yesterday
at the foot OF Llberty-st. waiting for the ferry
boat The appeal made IL their behalf elected re-
sponses which show ho" generally the accounts OF
the work OF the Fresh All una are leai. CpOh me
very day on which the request was published
six letters were written TO Mr.. Parsons, either
incIosinr the money necessary 20 make Up the
sum usually earned by the two boys III fortnight,
OF else Offering to send the amount II II was Ie
quired. In addition TO these letters dispatched on
the same day several others were received day
two la Ter with like offers The boys We're SAID 10
earn - a week. Some of those who volunteered
cOptr buttons tor their benefit computed their carr
lugs with Hberallty, adding dollar or TWO Tor the
sake OF generosity One writer whose signature Is
merely a Friend" sends 30 from Montciau, with
the request that If anyone has contributed already
for that purpose The money may be gwen 10 the
invalid father. 4 lady who writes from Beverley
Farms Mass, rec uestIng that no mention be made
U ncI name, offers III Tor The boys, A lazy VINO
writes from LenOx Hill, signing only her initials,
inclOses ~ the same purpose. six little girls
send $50 from Long Branch, aud request That a.
much OF tins as l. required III order 10 give the
htte Germans their holiday may be devoted 10 that
purpose. The money which the SIX girls send comes
from the proceeds of "a small tar held by them tor
the benefit of the Fresh All Fund at the ccarbOrO
Hotel. A gentleman writing from his place OF busl-
hess in Boston luclOsed " check for $40 TO offset
what the two German boys would earn IN a fort
night someone sends - from 1OnkeTS for the
httio boys. Offering the sum to the general Uses OF
the Fresh All Fund II JOHNNIE and Lewis have al
ready been provided for. lady sends IL from
New-LondOu. Conn, for the same purpose. Rather
amusing IS another letter written from the Oriental
Hotel by a lady who Is member of the very MS
sOn from which the boys sent, but who does
not much suspect that her charity Is expended
at home. She freely Offers - OF 80 TO the
German family Tor the sake OF giving the bows their
liberty. lie following letter, inclOsiug So, Will
speak tor Itself
louisville, Penn, Aug 30 1882.
lfr Editor
Dear SIR: We are six little children living In the
Penn Goa! glOns. five boys ana r! We have been
Air FUND " IL The IhlBUSE All summer, and
wanted 10 something 10 them, Yesterday when
Mamma read about the tHo little bows who sup-
ported tneT family making braid. and could not get
away We determined 10 SEM our money 10 their pa
reas while they away IOr three weeks Please let
'cnl have yea good tlA4e.
ANNA LINN b
joins B.
HOWARD b
EDMl SD B.
HAHIs Linn 3
and