New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
4 HOST WELCOMED TO THE GENESEI
VALLEY.
uoW THEY wlRE RECEIVED AND HOW THEY ACT
A REQUEST FOR AZ ADDITIONAL PARTY.
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Tow THEY VI b RECEIVED AND HOW THEY ACT
A REQUEST FOR AZ ADDITIONAL PARTY.
FROM Az oCc >IONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBCNE.l
ANpovEE. \. y, July l9.-The towns and
village. scattered through tie valley OF the Gcnesee
River are deeply interested in tie lrc,hAir movement
Last gear their hospitality extended to great mum
BIER. ~ city children. 10 entertain one, two or three
small children for fortnight j, something OF An under
taking but is absolutely essential 20 the success Of The
movement that charitable people should 'oiunteer TO do
tuI- In the present Instance mo- difficulty was expert
prccd TIE people the Gtue-ce Valley were again this
y.r a. PROMPT ana cordial lthcr invitations the chill
d,eu were ta-er 10 tuor requests. Families Who had
entertained last year volunteered To do 50 again. Others,
who now saw The value OF the WORK, we're unwilling
To bee Lett out Time Numerous letters Offering hoiueS
we're received from about dozen points on OF near the
railroad Pastors Of ciurcle, and editors OF newspapers
were most prominent IN tie work. on sundays the
cause was presented to the people from TIE pulpit
After service, volunteers came forward and handed in
t..r Names During the week appeals were made IN the
papers. aid oHers poured ia from all quarters Tie
names OF entertainer, and , uuuoer axe and sex OF tie
children they wished to take were Ut to ihL IklbuNL
When last years children we're wanted agaIu-ls was
often the ca-c-they were mentioned by udue and their
city addresses given N"en at Last the @ ~ "epdi,dre'
July II, cauc acconlupiaouo Tor o. hid been pro
yided That number OK tiu.dirh Accordingly were SENT
aud are uo" ieNeilnS ID country IhAu'">
visit 90 some of tAe Larger places DUNG the week las
brought i' iI- many l'' mug ,' .',!H- ll,.Ivnl' mi
Drca surprise expressed 90 Belmont "e1i-'ile ana
Aru.er tat tue tc uut- should ice >0 crdu ana Mtit
r.t.
Many persons aid mat tn'l ad eNp-'t't I..,J az
ma Tins bat uid really icrrtcC r.ttualy boy ana GiI-
These d e. not tAe worst. are tue{f Wa frequently
asked TAc attcudauts legar 20 ia, matter told now
r AL. poor and desc tr the homes Oi tt cHdic are
t Arrd C.iti, the Rev +. b. D0 it, trr pastor. SAID
They come from one of tae most d'h-e9 pop iLnri
Ii.e t.d r ola i> best the, may VITA poor .dre and
rrnt,,d ou.rier- Thy are selected, not Is reward
and tlry are t -re,orr from the poorest fiudie-.
Belmont was p.rnufuIV ,up,hed ~itp cml!ren rom
IGr ALI bore th, canvas hdter-acAs wuicI Ms irAtt
has substituted for thr paper cr., 50 te'i NY cli'u
uaty of oO,e es.el Mr.. hourr then most last ear
VINO HS m4Nu- nay lac M'.'o", ,'" ,ii ; anu I io
Iro 80 n e. fr ui.- nave been bolntlfIl re ward
10 Fir. Horer for any uoIDe the! may have gwen ann
IboIt 10 children We're put "A a. Andoyer go Of
further back m the country tne' were met al l-e
station by tie .te boy, of the yla-e u military ray
Attrr -yln- the }l.lA.lu Guards iu chance 10 do
tnc .ouor, 10 t.e t..e >.n-ci> lhe ".' acre ''HtA
10 tbc Methodist church oy ihe pa, 'i, -ht rev. MI
-lthrr.mI ami there s'ealoyrr 10 tA"r entertainer.
were GA , tie Frrsl--- Cai'rrn, iDd perhaps TIE
impression was sire u-tleuei next morning 80 hitthiL
Many were potu weary ah1 "oueI.'A Oh Me"rN'"if
Il i,iuoou. one boy wanted io 20 oAcA 10 ne SiHG
mother VINO. ut SAID, Wa "iA4 DO one re-, 'I" ','''"
e ot al tie other Tai, cXpre-~ ou AID Use Id,l thdt
nc shortly atlcrwab d's,oNtlr" some 'tm."i "9Ittu
,uI h.. Grandmother could cure, gave i~ ho~ts 'll-ht
,ur,.uto u imiuef-l o tHr clihS imagination
h,rt time the Youngsters came ctuic.Iu- down Tue
horse men iitl l'i 'il't'tttii Nt
h,,pa.i.lucs. had vanished \ mite a. Glf cticl HcI
h.fs ~ one side ludr0d hrT that size u tW) DRESSES
an IN lest ON top. which size now iaou-ut u Wei io
take u ami put away. Inns THe "'' az" .' -, Nv w.
,. ir, gown carelr,Siy over The BACK ot chdlr
r a. soon A. ner back ulrued, the litil" -ii "Lo
inI.t ave been about uye years Old so.c ,oItt bIcH
tle chair lad the precious garment ftrHuf OUT io'u
~ neatly and put as 10 10 we're priceless o'e
ma un MA. shining BRIGHT when tie children reached
,rl,vrr 9pd they hurried quickly to throw tutstNts
n - nm me ls ro ling Mp tuet sleeves, 50 1S 10 ger me
mn benefit OF -ln-bitl Many h'd never seen Ne-'
hI.- .royug Their curiosity vas intense am" t"'l p'-
ioyyeI thpr friends mo their gardens ply hS t''
- IN -,rts nf oup.ouS Every tlmc tueF Wah o"t &"
49, a re,y world opens before their eyes IHe9 liu
t i.,rn the difference nctNrrp has ana WI At no
Td =, lind ont how DcrTr, -rVW. E''h tAe r'',,A
o,c. M tie cnuutry wI- a rcNclh.lHh 20 lH'h' l"o
So, ,r,rt,d Stiffness mast nave pr'h dlIi % V''n
~ ,irt sh and doubtless nd -0od lea T. az WI"
lin, tlrnl-h the broad shady street, oi Au'''''
am. can -e, the Fr.-hie- - the people eau l",uI' pay
wa" i, tLa wand, and RAINING thiou-h tno ''i'''' -
i,,It n. II they had never ut'tb lur "i'I' ul "
,lt., ,ilroul train seen tenement HpN'r' a." icy
80 -. 81 hrfu-pr A party of boys WIN th pan, ii
we lttl-t haIed TuE TRIut correspondent aud toh
~ .is.f,, mat they were go,HE To pcA nc'l'' ,u ~
I'll riev were hayIu- good uhr, lH'9 NlI" 100
b., ,i,ly looked like H. Whru lu'N 60 ''-' W
itir berries, they will probably take I'd nav A''-
INN. a. oil Old The people oi AHd'N'I 'Nl',l ~ ~
tTlir marty nf 100 picnic u q uue grove "ct ". -
NO .,,tttrel throughout the country on 'He 'ans V
-. a,ound and the people want q" see tA'm d.
t,,tbar A. evidence OF the complete -dll~ldtlIoh '"''
10. and $50 OF the Warm-nrditcb -tlrius} o'l",V'
annI. a Telegram his been sent u MI fdiS)u' ASh's
/ Tor twenty additional children