New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
FREsH-AIR CHILDREN AT HOME AGAIN.
RETURN OF A LARGE PARrY-GENERoUs GIFTS
FROM THE FARMERs-A DISCUSSION.

RETURN OF A LARGE PARrY-GENERoUs GIFTS
FROM THE FARMERs-A DISCUSSION.
Nearly 500 Fresh Air children arrived at
Hoboken last night the train from Syracuse The
train was an hour and nalf late. and anxious mothers
and city missionaries were waiting for their
little felix's Hardly had the cars halted before
the travellers handed out Of the cars and marched
10 the watng-room. The travellers were small, but
neither small nor light their numerous bundles ana
boxes and many parents and friends Ia difficulty Ia gel
ting both children and ggage on tn feryDoats rory
four children lived In jersey city, ana they were tHkrh
home in a streetcar The party then DIVIDED between
the ferryboats gong Barclay and Christopher SIS anu
soon the LIST child was Of responsible person
who had prom sed u tba it reached home safely
The tral began to gather the party which had been at
Lafayette. n. Y, at OnItvta, n!teeh mics
from syracuse, on the bnghamI'h ul'N"u
OF the Delaware, Laokawanna ana western
Ia road sixty-hve little had been dropped thoe
among the hills two weeks before several of them being
sick and ca ryng bottles medicine and pack ges OF
powders but thu drugs had been thrown away anu re
placed with nourishng food. The pack Ccs containing
the bottles also missing, having been replaced by
boxes containing hing and food and doves chickens
large crow canares, and other pets
one boy had started with snake tied
in his handkerchief and another had frog IN his pocket
hui their en- eralners succeeded IN leuaalnG mem 20
eav, their uncommon PETS behind little grl TO whom
utman pig had peen gwen par.eo VIVA neI hE. E
priced treasure with great dlmcuiy and not WIN
dove for his sister came 10 TiE iidhuNE
reporter rlce he announced that his pigeon
wore new clothes having besn dressed anew Who'll or
by their respective hosts several Will be adopted
n they obtain their parents consent Ever chla
left Lafayette much richer I'm clothing than when II went
there besides being improved IN health . ,.o,, ~,
with a chorus ~ " goodbye and come again heA,
year" the trais whisked around the bend
ana c 'GH1 'P HSo had bc.n caeraaed at
Fabus bard on the train and the parting rom
newly made bat hearted friends divided the atrn
lion ~ the children who were hustled Ou board tho ears
At ruly the number one short taruel requesting
one buy 20 remain nm FAN Homer people also kept sew
oral children ~ prebc short atop was Rllde Tor Inout
forty children tort and sent the largest number ~
and others stil there Many children left cortland
thun ~ v. and Factoryvlo, Irnn, ths
balance Of The party WA loun1 put
az place few children proved 40 actepahie tht
they had written homo and obtained permission to &C.
cnpt tue coidai Invitation to remain ''''iM "''A
ia IT inrcssibe FOR YOU tr orr, 2" aoemingr in-
roIts iple gin vas 4a4rd 'n tl" tHiu
" Nes. cir Nv mrthof newer mnbps me Wlud al home
for II mnbos sIrA" sat a-'fv ui pnrNHt i'rn NJ
uAe7' followed la explanation "' thl7 VIOLATION ''
NJ sr and MARY tcc,no luyol,ri I'm diacu--lan That
brustne HomoN hst auuA before % v"ud hc throtrl
Ma s. Nc l,tAuf aJ datout hllu ins ur. eud hr
dutuf dilhh when a. Wi7 I nu'."
Man" Well hr ruis itua- now
h'ssr.. 80 Lr DON'T u. h'a "'A 'h' pledge
M,s-lr-" cn. venrs uo good Nol'rr scotch"
NuN-" " eI, 'ca Ie il.su AMI mate Wor7fu nothing
The younger rhNtiru slept WHir iht "id D. "h t'i-
parrf notes -ardnu t.l "trip, hul neither fa-7dd amy
tang until ,toh had disposed of lts hearty luncheon.
l4t contrast between the food no Or 100 Them rl' uur-
two weeks ago ami tllt eaten yesterday showed ONLY Zoo
p.auly what poor children must expect during tAc
ou- winter months that must pass before the. cam ran
and play again on country grass Eui lh- kindness on
VIII not cease - hllu.-ruIul- DARK Iy IIta-r'
table, impure air amt -rm.Y clothing Will he male
OF ne plea rt Gays just passed IA Cortland puo1dlsa
and wyoming counties.