New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

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really sarving and others have been SICK al VIII
ter in those places that are trlghtful ior nus s
beings 70 I've in Most of them have SICK paiunr
The father of one child is insane from lack OF ~
and inability 10 support his family. HIS chhdleh
never get enough to eat
ON THRIR WAY UP THE HUDSON
At 6 p. m. 81 children left the Guy vi
the steamer St. John. of the Peoples i'no -" -
o,,;oo ., two weeks in country homes To "hch
tbev had been invited They were gong 10 D'o'u
allin and Glennyille. in this state anu "o'o "
charge of c. H. Ireadwel and others ""o "'H.''o
him. They will be given oreakIao' ~ 'r,
this morning by General Rufus IL. mug
children came from the following PAGES, nnoA
Memorial Mission. Is; Mayfower ana be'nei MIS-
sions, Brooklyn. IS SISTERS oil 81 cbo m"' 1s' Mz
p Sh Chapel 8; Miss Kitcnng D'p i've
rpoad.r & Several others were sent oy
differ Mt mssonareSs ana ,a aai Mere dressed
IN neat clio hing that their parents bad 1urnlsne oL
There many pinched pale, os
one of tbs missionaries expressed II;
"fatherless children, whose mothers Wort tt
all day at washing and scruhbins, leaving .hS
cbiloren IT, take care Of several babes az houo'
The fathers # some of them work OH coal wh'rVes,
and spend nearly all their scanty wages LOT d ran
beer and worse wits ey We or 'nlct ,heu were
nine or ten years old and Tut 10 ~ork IN no~er-
malur e, 10 isulnents and bu ton factories, where
one child was told by missionary IN tbese Jew
words: H. came from I'll by alley. HIS mother
was buried last saturday. He $ no Ia her: As
soon AS he co back from this Itile M ne VIII De
mt INTO an orph III asylum" One child, who was
OF a social turn of mnd wante 10 know II al the
hdrrn would he IN the same block out III Tie coun
try so that they could play ogether'
DOING MORE GOOD THAN WAS EXPECTED.
To the Edtior Of me Trtbuns.
SIR: The Fresh Air Fund is doing far
better work than deeoed possible n" one who has
often visited the country nag what happy sensa
tons se awakened in the poor city children by going
fhither 10 stay number Of daya One little gr On
r1urning being In u class Of children that was asked
WAT Is heaven like 2" put up her hand AID r-phcd,
know "reu u.s. tnen," SAIL the teacher. Like the
country" Perhaps she not, after all. mnch astray
N her ar.v"r
.io.u.lns extract from private letter from the
Deart Of the AdirondacEs contains strong argument
for the good work. and s facts must repay KIND donors
20 the Fresh Air Fund hundred fold
In the IL rning iced two bright little girls, and
Aen WHO kept the 10 el. told as mat they were
children Of tae Fresh Air FUND, and gave ine thelr
school tea hers Litter showed at they we're from one
u ihe churches Of tn NewIork City Mission IL was
ess was arranging every way for th"lr ENJOY -n ana
managed so have them ride two OF three
auout s,yeury-ive children we're In this place.
and they we're having Wclc LOT t.eH eLt.I-
Mr. shook of tue Valley House. who has received twelve
on more # these children sent down t~Dic-. cAihrs Ia
b e5ols silver aud walters Tor The DINER IN the "ois
III Also mr.. isued every decacy for dnuer incudlng a
me oes.rri even 10 an Abu:ldancc cream Mr.
Abel h. little boys here, ana Two more n1herb Of
the Same aInlly are at nclghoCrs nome. These Tour
brtaers nave. ali nd new ha.s. shoes aud new
cluihcs gwen to them. One o d iariner AT the pcic
said that lie should sgnd back on En-
tie Two niue elll5 sHat ne n"4
bu that letter would go NTH tIen asking II he cOuld
,,t have tn IN q ways boy 1t the picnic yentur d
IN % water bey ond his depth and coull not SWIM.
aank twice bal of the boys entertained here, Chf .
ian Becker only years old, junr Ia threw Linn
stlcs. AID rescued nlIl-
No one can read such facts and fail to be interested In
tins most attractive and useful charity.
Neic- York. July - lSS2. @. ;. PLUMLEf.