New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
S,uIIDREN IN THE COUNTRY
r.pnr PARTY IN ALLEaANY COUNTY.

vREsH-AIR ClIILDREN-A WAN" Hh" ~
THE PEOPLE
-, AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuNt'i
Rr1uoNr, n Y, Aug 2.-The Aliegany
81 90 Fresh-Ar children, in charge OF Mrs. H. a.
pa arrived safely the next morning at the places ior
s,.h thew were destined: wellsville, Solo, Bemon"
ssre and Cuba. The satisfactory disposal OF them
,,or Instance where the efforts OF The TRIBUNE
a ~ ob,v supplemented by the local papers, tne
~ OF finding temporary MONIES ior
- having been begun by the denesee '""o
and carried on with the assistance OF tnis anu o'ncr
souptry papers. The young travellers awskenou on
saav morning when the sun first peeped over tne
n =, western New York, and one youngster looking
N 49, ripdovv cried: ooh, there are the Rocky NOUN
tains." ...,> TOW hreottost tho
AZ Hornellsvile, where trains stop lor 'no
,ds, Auxiliary of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Assoca
,o rovided for the children breakfast consisting OF
20 f milk 200 sand witches, ana plenty OF chioken'
-, crnlers and cheese. Each sandwich was AZ Dig as
those New York and more than one hungry onilu
,a aispose Of crowd Of spectators VINO nad assem-
80 a., yvitness the children make way with their oouht
IN, renast seemed to enjoy the performance quVo
a, much "a the children themselves Inree chiiaren
we're left Mt Hornesvlle and many OF the persons III
the crowd a: the depot desired to take curen ou' u
,n Marty On being told that they could not do so ana
80 - ,,,ov mad not called for them soonerone old
-, bo looked as II he had risen early to attend the
.ntsrtainment replied: "Te've just waked up mere.
From Hornellsvie the party went on an extra ''a'n
.f,erward At every station crowd was anu
,ha tram came amid the usual cneers ana wa'nss VI
natercbiefs Al wellsville, where ninety-iour chill
49, x,ora left with Miss Shaw the children were
,norcoed 70 the Congregational church and we're at
80. a;stributed there AT Sclo thrty-eight were met
AZ tho demo by their hosts and Miss ReDod coud nave
distributed as many more.
A. pe,mont ropes divided outer half OF tho depot
platform from the expecant crowd. aud the lob cnii
IN tha frpiCh
whence they were distrloutea py Mrs' ri"'' '
Campbell and Miss Jacques
gay party OF thrtythree started from here In tsree
large wagons for eightmie ride across country 10
Anaelica Many more could have been placed IN BEL
mont had the telegraph been available 10 sehu Ior 'he
and large number who wished to entertain them went
away from the station disappointed. SIX were lett al
Belydere two were sent up TO Nile and seventeen ID
eludiug a mother aad babe. went on to Cuba
The Alegauy party has been collected and placed
on rather short notice. and there is no doubt hat had
longer time been taken to prepare, twice or three umes
the number of children sent could have oeeh accomno
dated and would have been equally welcomed me
Genesee Valley Post of July Is published general
appeal to Its In behalf of the FreshAr'Fuhu
children and requested the assistance OF the ministers
and editors this section in hDding places ior theh'
This appeal and canvass made by inc eu''of'
Mr. Norton and by his sister, resulted III the hhuug VI
places in Belmont and other towns for over lOo less
than q week. Inc SEQ DefTtck theh PuoiSHo"
appeal and entertainers for thrty-eisht children
Immediately sent their names TO Mrs. Fiddler
the wife the editor and to the Rev. H. Canheu O'he
county papers published notices OF the propose" party
and mean the Rev. A Colt made an active CANVASS
Of wellsye, the Rev " A. Sage OF Cuba ana .1setner
with E. o. OsgoDd, of Angelica, in the lew da at tner
disposal rolled the number OF children SahSu Iu uP
276 Il was through the agency of The HoTnetsrHe
Times and me Seuben Signal tnat the people of Horues
vile notified and the breakfast prepared U! VIC
ladies. . a.
Although this is the second largest party sent out this
year and of largest sent out at all IN the sOe care
OF ladies' It been successfully managed in every way
and without mishap than tine loss OF
hat Oy small boys on tue TRAM AS usual tleIe
some tears In few eyes when separation from rom
companions occurred, but such cases were quickly
arranged satisfactorily, aud all seem to be In Tor good
time This nospitable towns are already ringing with
the exploits and singing OF the imported bows and girls
Two nerprising girls took at once to pchins berries
which they sold TO their hostess for 10 cents quar
One boy said that lie could SalSs drive We out out
miner i Ssructe him to push On the rein" The cas-
chickens and turkeys suffering usual confuNoA or
pigs viii no doubt mark this fortnight b. slreak of
lean. One farmer says his COWS give mp grazing ana
supply is dminished One little boy, seeing scare
remarked that there must be very wicked people
Following IS a tull list OF Belmont entertainers:
Colonel McNet Mrs. f. E. Norton, Mrs. L. A. Palmer
Kinney Kin Mr.. s Kchai dson. Mrs Pollard. R. TcE-
ham, Mrs. Crabiree, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs Hlckok, Mrs
Mrs. Dr. snOns. Mrs. E Olmstead. Mrs. o. d. Beebe,
Mrs Bartlett mrs AeEsTmap Mrs; haIcni ch1r ares
isnGeY. Il Noble Mrs DR. Hyde Mrs. ). Wasbburn. Mira
Boorn Hiram Noble W " Robinson, Mn W! I[aey T. ~
Mrs. l. Wlieis, Mrs Hamilton NArd. Mrs e. whitney.
hrs. 0Brien, Miss Farran, Mrs George Blackman, Mrs
l. Elliott, Mira. Pike. George Homer, Ars Charles
The ANGELICA eutertsiners are: Mrs. +. g. Norris Mrs
@ Fairbauk, Mrs. Frea. Cunehl, f. o. OsgOod Mrs. H.
Dudley, Mrs l. House. airs william sewer. Bly
Bentley, Mrs. George Clapp. George Mayhem, Mrs.
Buchanan. Mrs. Lackey Mrs. Colonel Wilson, a Post.
Those who enter ain at scio MIRA Howe, Mrs. G..
Huntly. Isaac smith, Mrs. X. s. Black, Miss Amanda
Huntly, L. Harms Henry Johnson. Mrs. Eastman, Mrs
Mary Perkins. Mrs. Alma, l. W. Sage. .,,..
The children at BeivIdere arc with MIS- Philhp
wather George Fox Mr.. Leonard, and two at Nile win
Jesse Rogers Mrs n. A Burnham az Cuoa en- ertains
mother aud BABE TIE three at Hornellsyile are In
charge of Miss Jennie Plnck
TWO CARLOADS OF CHILDRENIN VERMONT.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, Aug. 3.-Two carloads
u the " Fresh-AirFund" children from New-YoTk ar
rived here at 4:4O this afternoon
FRESH AIR CHILDREN Al CONEY ISLAND.
NEARLY 200 ENJOYING THEMSELVES on HE
SANDS
A second party of poor children. numbering
nearly 200 taken to Coney Island yesterday at the
expense OF THE TRIBUNE Coney Island Air Fund.
They went at a. LII. by the Sea Beach Railroad, dne1
at p. III. at Sea Beach Palace HOTEL and returned
10 their homes in the evening The majority OF the chill
dren taken from the poorest quarters OF Jersey
City, and under the charge Of Dr. S. W. Clark. The
rest were from New-YOrk and the OF them was
borne by Miss Russell, OF the Zion Mission, at No Al
West Forty hrst-st and Miss Belt, OF st. Augustine
Chapel One little mIte on being taken down to the
beach. asked II the glass and another thinking
1t was Ice, demanded permission 10 slide. Two children
OF the party were attended By their grandmother and
not one OF the three had been In before.
Inc dinner as on Tuesday, consisted chiefly OF clam
chowder. but for those did like that-and even
these small people Can be dainty there sand
a. mann as tnelI niue stOnaens could hold They
were all perfectly ready for dinner time
as they proved ny the way they their tharl
ana sat grasping their spoons with hungry
getat-hiin look Ia their faces. The appear ancc OF tue
hrst oteanns dlsh OF ehowder greeted with three
uprOarious cheers, and then, decing that sufficient
grace, they iellto As s00D as The last sandwich nad