New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20

probably would mean death, but is hoped that she
VIII gain strength and health in the country She
has been invited to the home Of g. A. Blackman In
SherbuIne, with the prospect of having permanent
home there.
The people Of the villages where these vlators
VIII go are much interested in the Five Points Mis-
SION, and all the ldren invited come from that in
sSon The Ps went by the New n s9
and then took the Ncw-York. Ontario and Western
Railroad. The children In the waiting-room OF the
feTy-house were scrupulously neat in their appear
ance. having been gotten, up for tins occasion by
anxious mothers without regard to ex-
Each child was decorated with little
red badge bearing the inscription ~ a afaS
that 1t might be quickly identified The travellers
agned that n Lay Just across a tne frow
their parents for the first time, but there were 9th
ers to whom the names OF father and mother had no
meaning
At noon there was another party Of three chill
dren ho took the Jerry at the loot of Barclay-st
bound for Newtown, N. j., by way OF the Delaware
Lackawanna aud Ncse Railroad. they were
from Industrial School No. o. More are to visit
NewtOwn in August.
Still another party started on tho o'clock boat
for Troy. When TRIBUNE reporter visited the
boat, the City OF Troy, just before she saled the
party had assembled. and fifty OF the future
men and women OF the Republic sat on
long benches on the starboard side of the
main deck mpatiently waiting Tor the start, These
chi dren were rather younger. as rue than the
have frequently BROUGHT CONFUSION on themselves
and trouble on those IN charge OF them by carrying
their clothes paper. Bundles of clothing done up
III newspapers are among uncertainties of liIe
ana the Unfortunate child who has attempted To go
10 the country with such travelling compani,
has often arrived at his destination with only a
remnant OF the clothing with which ho started
Inc children are always anxious 10 carry as much
clothing as they get together and the result Is
That when one Of these bundles OurstS quantity
and variety of ARTICLES of wearing apparel make
their appearance. he bundles remind one o. the
magic sausage common IN DantomImes, and are
like Humpty Dampty who dened the efforts OF
His MaJesIys horses and men to put HIM
together again. In order 10 DIVA o these diffich-
ties each child of the party whcn ,ed on the City
the gift of Miss Wolf and his or her wardrobe stored
therein. The chIluren of This party were selected
by the following peIsOns Mrs. NoDD, OF ludustrial
School NO. z, Is children; Mrs. Mck1nnon, Bible
reader. Is; MISS Dow, Gotham Court, IL. Inc
travellers were in charge OF =. ii. IreaIweI. On
their arrival ~ Troy tuIs morning DreaktaSV Will Do
furnished by shepard Iappen 80
Leaving Troy after this meal the party VIII go 10
whitehall. from there 80 children viii DO sent to
Schuyler Falls, . To PiJtsfOrd, NernOnt, and = 10
Greenwich, TINS state. Inc TWO who go to Green
wIch Will DE the guess of Mrs. n. D. AUSTIN. lhey
girls invited ny Mrs AusJin Tor the curtin Time
The cnIidren VINO visit Schuyler Fails Will be enter-
tanned by the following persons: John RickersoIl.
Benedict, Francis Pelkey ii. Bunis, George Kent,
bIsn jp Whire, Zenulon Allen, j. b. Weaver, .. Is.
Weaver, 5. w. Alien, g. CalkIns, Mrs. Giles LaDan
skinner, A. d. nh, Mrs. ELLSWORTH Waterman
Eelis, ID. Everett, Charles Mason, Jacob LODdeli,
Mrs. johnson, John EeIls and Stephen Weaver.