New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
gATJyG 4 GOOD TIME ~ MEXICO.
CITY CHILDREN ENDING THEIR VACATIONS
A PLEASANT FORTNIGHT FOR HOSTS AND GUESTS
TALKS WITH THE VISITORS.

4 PLEASANT FORTNIGHT FOR HOSTS AND GUESTS
TALKS WITH THE VISITORS.
MEXICO. y. Y. Aug. 5.-THE TRIBUNE
Fresh Air children 10 this quiet village IiSI nOn'
are drcadng the approach Of tomorrow because INA,
means the end OF their happy fortnight with the kd
friends that they have made here ana re'Dlu ~ '"'
not uncomfortable CITY houses when they can h'''e
Tho final for their departure are DenS mace
bv then, ont W III sad hearts aud sad hearts VIII Dc ie4'
b.bfpd the departing company. Mexico Is o'iy '"'I
mics from Lake Ontario AMI many OF the chIur'n '
tell of lovely drives to the lake ana pcncs Mons l
shores Since they arrived here TWO weeks ago on i'
, done for them bv the hearted people VINO u'e
not TOO busy 70 think doing good az they nave opPo'
tupitv nor too easy-soug to mfs ihelr opp"r'"u'
seeir two coored boys in the streets the other ua'
Who .eer orfectlv at home L asked one OF them II he
lived in Mexico. 49,. g. ~
New Yors. in ThompSon-st'
" They are bright lads" expressed bystan''r 'uu
a. Won see they belong to your party DO they i've Win
a colorcd family Not at all ,, ..
..Uow did Mr. Pasons happen to send oo'ored boys %
a white family :" ., ,-to
=. Eecau.c they were asked for. The gentleman VINO
so3 them was afrud to have white children Nia'l ne
cou-e he feared hat hc could not let them go we" Wv "
f,rtuip 4 wa up But 90 not think ne c'"" Nv i
f,nder o. white boys than he rs Of these. uooA ~
-. Tho children riding with me tine other " ana "u'' !"
ri a. the cheese factories, drinking mllh ec' 'oul'
chudren don't begin 20 know tire beauties OF the
cV unuiSg t,vo Girls swinging I'm ham mock. dFr
lr t,ae ON The Lawn near ID" house OF H. =. NI'H' 4"
hardware mcrcu tut' 1 ASST "'' vi INV
y'TP om MI hnvlns such good tmel Must 60 b1ek to-
morruWl We nave h0 Sc auo taiil'-, ' ,,,ts W.
me- A. ,f nm Whit do We dc I have plulr-tlhe
Cyc ocp.de ami pul 'r -kites' ana soup anu n''n
mo- Eo IV v1 '1 ever ai1cc,-ntry befarel
rs intimate rhud who had never been pm lne
ro,trtrv even ao far 1913 philadelphia. ere -''n
. ~ "a rto,o sv,up. hv ou the high ot h- CORR NHi
..,,riIc ut- kuie fork and spoon aud ea lAA WIZ -
fr-prs TIE was qu,h, taught 'n ,, o- s' r,d has
what necessary hoi-ehNl uu,,H tt,,. In
,i To,'' we Having heard thar - vodtr1
widow was anxious to adopt the .ir W 30 h'l N' %,
b ,rurl To- hot C1 lrd ou h.r lu" ll 'f'' Wv. -,
b Ind vari1,ia atoret about hor home IN" i1'i N'i,
s.,rpvb,. contradictory aud lc7-'nrd nor o., .'.''-
rct,i ~. ma tina doiFuttul nome, hll Nt' 'l't i,
Iutti., ,uriuapuud cat to ho 'H ioll'Na t''f re-.
hus 7rtrt two tclla 'o1n t'l .lh NN't WV t' p.
i,r Iu fvo vtvt,hrd t'uu'. tu lldr't' pr '' ' " 4.
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be- u,ts lu uirohfyu vIuip -.r. ul ic r.,h." ''
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ANN, hr ,pntnef- uis CO., was aI.u drsotd hN hrt Nt'
baud. and urr tom ohdirn one h'l" "'n " .t Al a.
father lrIt nuni. ato nov 100 No." 'o," il,., a., tI,
rr,rutIN. auu trr husband Who .i- uN' '"I"''p N m
in.,.fI,lr went foo htV.lu.k pud called Nh h'7
oldest chllr.u aud uvcs tHrm lo come ."'n' WIZ ,,"
mo Ney George lly.r-a. pastor ul tho il'-NI i'''
cbun ~ ~. Ls taken an active iItrrr- 300 the ciN 'l
drrn rho Rev Mr. Guile has nrrn hh-'hi vu uH w. ~" "
Committees were appointed. h.W'N,t "' "Ti XIX r,.
yonus ladies were appointed by 81. bay.-e Hll7 hu-
HE ANA kitle Becker Miss Jun Nt'u aug ''1' ,''f
Nt.4 Mary Peck Miss Ldi,h Ltdd, Mss$lanhc Ml"'!
aud Ml-e Mary Tiffany