New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
COMING BACK TO THE CITY.
RETURN OF 4 FRESH AIR FUND PARTY.

mer vacations to the villages gnd farms lying be-
| tween Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Noun
tains, returned with six exeeptionsl TO this city
yesterday morning Those of the party who did
not return have been invited by their hosts TO pro-
long their visit. At Essex, a boy who went out IN
very poor health will remain Tor the rest
Of the season, doctor of the place having
gwen his inlon that return TO the cry AT this
time would endanger his life. Anunher of villages
have agreed 10 take turns in entertaining tie boy
until It shall be prudent for him 10 return 70 the
city. 1t the same place woman and her little
girl. both IN poor health, will remain for some
weeks longer. At WI,ls0orough, a girl who IS
being entertained by Mrs. Richardson wall stay for
another week. At kees vile, two children Will re-
NAN. one for two weeks and one for a year
60 A SPECIAL train left P4ttsburg On The Del
aware aud HUDSON Canal Railroad on Fri
day morning, and stopping at the various
points where the children wcre took
them board and brought them to Troy. At
every station where children were taken mp there
was collected \ crowd Of the country folk who put
Their little visitors on the train and wished them
Godspeed." If they were parting from their
own children, in tead ~ the guests Of two short
weeks There were many eyes Tiled with kindly
tears as tie people watched tue train glide away
from the station, and among the children many
looked back lonzmcly.
Zach child OF the party brought back from the
country, besides pleasant remembrance and re-
uewed health, a collection o. articles such AS only
children could gather ana the country afford. Girls
and boys Lo1h were loaded with bags boxes and
bundles, over which they kept the most yigiLant
watch and ward. Each carried a little box. ia
which his host had packed Il lunch for refreshnent
on the journey home. There were bottles
OF cold coffee milk tea, aud
la del al
The lunches however. did NOT exceed IN SIZE the ap-
pe.Itc, Of the young travcleIs,aud scarcely "a erumb
-urv ycd 10 reach NcW-NorA. Clinton and E,seX
counties had yielded up ter treasures Tor The
children, and he party returned la en- with them
Nearly every culi had "A Dag Oh popcorn. some
Lad D. popped ami some IA brought IL IN the co.,
and ,h.N were luil OF an cipauOu as % tle s'n>a-
ton tney would produce a. home by prcpdr NJ
ir. lafg- number had new clothes,
AID lew shall sums Oh
pocket money. One boy. bending unC-r he weight
o. "a bag of popcorn aud Il LARGE rtnlr ~ CLONES,
.ed lightly under lis arm a box Wlh STAT, nItlcd
ac.Os, D.. la WAlcn Wcrr two cuIe>eus. Another lad
"a pas.cpoard box containing one chichen "nd
yuan Ity OF corn Tor us rclr, s..leui u lh' "d''
\ Third closely guarded boa containing 1"O
pigeons. These boys Wurc cd J.otr of envy To theT
companions ana rather held thenselN - apart, ~
became he owners OF i've STOCK. I.cj were scUu-
lOus IA Their attentions 10 the b.peus aid
spent a larg' share OF their tim DID feeding aHd
watering them. Inc chickens aud pigeons never
MAIZE SOUND DUNG r eA. " Jo-IAeS Du' 'ooh nc
cares, and mluI~l rat.On9 Of t,'r young masters IN
L Cd L.
IAg tus twO weeks zone by, anu were now ucIus
ported C. the city To- ply ,he SAME part IA Adi-
rlW lanes aud .rJNOeI courts tLdt tury -a4 among
green feeds a.u pleasant p4sidrr- Most Oh TIE sl.ls
uau CURE ooas iu wlIcn were u.iice ed the aD-
ycutur,s Motucr al, bard duO DIN ue. oi4ea ana
AeIoes OF Chic n,riatur.
cAAdien Wa, something wonderful one could
scarcely O-llevc tAdt the brown, rosy
eli, e.eI boy AMI Rrs were ,he same worn. nag
garu-lookiug ones tat uad act OH only t"o "te.Aa
before. hey seemed to have caught the e.sehce OF
the deNs snd Sunshine IA their sparkling eyes, and
their eyc.y look anu actOA spoke OF fresh ;Ir ana
good. l-aIlIta food. he whole enid seemed 10 De
changed. Ao.nHg bur young natures could SO
quickly nave recovered from tuo euccts oil teneMent
mousse IIe or showed so plainly ne good effects OF
country lie on mind and boy. II uecdt q only
glance az these children to see the good Work OF the
/ resA AIT tund. One boy, WhO lbs been TOR the
AS year SUBJECT - rheuhdtisn winch Ahected ms
heart, went INTO The country pale, slcAy-IOOAlng
culld dIspr4tcu OJ the presidency OF lis malIuy.
lie came oacA a. hioWh anu ro9ust-"Gh lAg a. II ne
Ia. never nuOvu disease or -orroW. lis " hole dp-
pearan,. and manner yer. 81 changed tAa. friend
oil ills WhJ vas awaiting Alih u.u AOt rec glIzc MIN
uutlI he ntA spVneu. Another Joy, Who vent out
mere -Iu one. came DdCk sUuu-lJOAIIg SUM
burn. Youth alO wound 20 olc,lt tO ANY laIu III tue
country. hal rs most Ic.larAab was the aO-
-cucc oi The Old ured look which the children wore
al starting.
On tn,i, arrival 40 Troy. the party went on board
the steamer Omen al, which u~4 -een chartered Tor
tAc OCCASION, AID disposed themselves anu their
baggage lu inr most coul .rtaue places they could
uuu. Iuc boys WuO had t.hen Odt Tie IEIE Ne
banner, still uau ,uciu and waved them Triumph
au 4l 10, tine steamer .ctf The Whar. Iuc children
ver. fuli oil tncIr vXp, rcucc- IN The country, and
tncy ale pIpcOrn anu caAe did compared notes IA
most Animated -nG dcAsA eel AlA"-ei. several uld
plCt4Ies OF their hos.s, and some Ot lie
houses wnere they had been staying.
and these tncy -seci around Tor the
e,lucauOu o. tueir companions, al. the VIM re.4j-
lng anecdotes OF Their experiences Ia Their country
how did YOU ike the country ?" asked TRiB-
r.NF r-gortrloi &c s,nau boy VINO Eat between Dig
bag oi popcorn ami "a bI--er ouAuc OF clothes.
'.Oh. 10 was just lAiLlrhee was the reply.
d. Cows and apple ire aud mountains and every
W inch did you like BEST the apple trees or the
Inc boy looked thoaghtful for moment and
then replied wl,h ueIuorauou, " The moi liIns, /
guess; tAcy were bigger, gu Ano".
Rdcs! guess did went over
10 lsscx anu to lots OF places.
and Irode on pad OF hay twice Ihat, the boss
fuu.r ana lne ntt- frlio" shook nis mead an1 hia
e. IS ,na. pc -. reached his elimination oil
AnoI.rr l,,.e fellow SAID " would ike 10 I've |
in the cuuutr, AL the time, d my mother aud father
were only ,nrrr. / guess WI. save up nay money |
,,,'il en- nuv "A farm and then III g-l them % 20
uut there ana Hye.' a ltlle CIR ia speaking OF her
visit -alu, uau ID sp.euGld place aud the lazy |
wanted lac 20 co4c back hcAt summer, gOl new !
dress and tin, collar. lh~ Itt" gIrl pointing To- |
her com pAalOAI gJt the sine ih.ns did We were
al he same place d0nt th.nA ner collar IS as !
pretty as mine. though. DO yOuF
Inc reporter uOdsed the question and asked: |
Nv Ould you Ike o. 1--we IA lnc country al TIC |
tim"
y les" was the reply, would If IL was not for /
NV mother. she might be tdAcu sick, on know, /
aid ,neu / should have 10 be- home.
" DId you urIuA amy mix Wul4e you were IN the |
coun ~
Ion YES! quarts" Then dozen or more girls |
who mad been utcutiy listening 10 .nc CONVERSATION,
shouted ia chorus: " LOIS OF u =!
d" was 80 busy" san a sun-buTncd boy, as ne |
ri I'd ND hl, uumerOu, bundles Tor the twentieth |
iIme . was 50 Ousy Juat did not wute home |
but once
" Why what were you doing
d" ON, paying m