New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
OUT OF THE CITY STREETS.
ELEVEN HUNDRED CHILDREN TO GO TO-
DAY
HOMES At LAFAYETTE. HOMER. PREBtE. Tu1LY'
MARATHON. FARIUs. CORTLAND, CINClNNArCs'

MARATHON, FABiUs, CORILANb' CIN'NNNl'''
NY AND FACToRyvILIE. PENN
Four hundred and ninety eight children will start
this morning on %he H aun channels mus.
s,,u-schools etc. which have been instrumental IN
gathering from their respective homes the children
Chapcl Mnpdh Chapel Charity oIgamzaton'
Eighth District agent Mrs. Wolcott, Hope hal l.
Goodwill Mission, ST AugustineS Chapel Wilson
Mission. Carmel Chapel, Bethany Ch1pcL camp
Mission, Seventh Avenue Mission, Emanuel Chapel,
bethany German Lutheran Church ana Trace
Chanel MANY of the young travellers have been
gotten together by Miss Piclsou and Miss gillespie
Bible readers, and 10y a physician from Jersey n.y.
Most Of the chapels and missions are centres oil GlS
the Fund Is designed 10 aid. Down near the East
River. tho streets occupied 10y Germans thtre al 9
thousands OF little ones who have o 9'ler IsslS ~
escape from their unhealthy ana Degrading ~ ~
roundings. In the lower part OF the CITY III 'io
New Bowery and other streets IN That
the situation Is still worse And on the W esl sue;
too these harhors Of refuge stand III the lhus' u
similar wrctchclneSS and want. I'll, &c
Ii the charitable people who have given frScly OF
theirmoncy and services 10 ald TINS W"fk aIi toso
who have thrown open their homes to the chiilIth'
could have witnessed the scenes IN tqe MISSION ,
schools sunday. they would nave Ielt ''oup I I,cb
paid When II was announced mat sucn anu ~ -
numler were to 20 with to-day party, me EAVl -
ment was intense such Frightening 81 u"Ii, 70 .
faces. such stir and c9mnotloh as lH.l l' i
Teachers and SuperiutcudcntS were oNciN E'lhCu
with requests by youngsters who were ANXIOUS 10
co But some had to be left behind IN every case
with deep anxiety and suspense they listened as
~ WIS Trsd: and one could easily tell by their
faces the fortunate children who were illal.y
clamored to 20 again In many cases they c9nId
go for their hosts Of last year had sent Tor th'm
AGAIN by name. The large number of such instances
is one of the best proofs OF the satisfaction WHICH
The towns and villages to which this mornings
party are destined are as follows; LaldyfUe;
Homer Preble fully, Marathon, FaOlus, Colt lana
and Cincnnatus, y. y, and FactoryNite' rem
Lafayette takes thirty-thrce boys and thirty girls
whose hosts will he:
Mrs Helen Alexander. Mrs. Morris Baker. Luther
Baker. Thomas Baker Leroy : Baker A., ;, baL"r'
Nrs cole Jerome Clark, Robert Eckcrt, William NJ
Gage Robert Gates. T. Z. Gaylord klza ll9yi, G. w., vi
Mrs A. ". Keller Mrs: A. King: John A. Mathew the
Rev GEORGE L. Mac4rdle l. :. Mayhew William MGrSc'
Joseph Park. John Nortbway /. \. Harrington Oreh
Thomas and Hiram ScamnclI
The following people Of Homer. will take forty
three children:
Mrs Eva Jones. Mrs John Maxton Charles westcott,
Mrs NJ T. R@qney Mr. Barker william JOHN , M Nd.
worth, James Preston the Rev j. b2Ii4h tre4eh; VII
Quick A. +. Gray. William Bell Q, (ia'ln T. -. VT
Held Charles Edscouri Ms h2Tc> M@ l ocI and
John Gatc.. Of Little York take four and Mrs George
Ripley. of spanord, takes six slris
Preble will take forty-siX chiidrenll distributed as
follows:
Clark Van nGc.en. Mrs r Van IIoe1 III: NJ Wan
Ioeren A. H. r Iii.o r m. "rSIS Hl,
William Salisbury II. j. b. Tuly, Anderson francisco
Hbr aGtI MEShecr f. p &oricn Rcaard elrcs
Charles TaIlman John Manchester John stanton. Mar
shall Briggs Benjamin Van Hocseu, j. j. T. Woo~ion,
Maurie cummings, William Wright Jay C-Gh.and Homer
Cummings.
To TuIly forty four are sent to he cared for by:
H. r C r Jamo wi GGmm l n 2 "a jSc5 a r.
John Caughcy Frank June Henry Morgan, T.. Butler j.
4 po,,iae. II G. Vcny6n. Mr. Asa wins Nrs Jared
Camp. Mrs.. george Doriuau and Mrs Harry sutl'y.
At Marathon seventeen guests will he taken by:
Mrs sharcr. Mrs. J. Turner, Mrs. J. W. Livingston,
Mr- II.
Jamie stanley and the Prceby t,rian parsonage.
FIFTY children VIII be assigned t. hosts at FabiuS.
tnciunatns has invited thrty-elght children, who
Will be put I'm charge OF:
George O,Eood, T. J. GoITrovc W Homes G; H. II
dickinson, Marion smith l. h"yylN &,r.sg IyD'4 !I.
XIV E'Tss9 . ~ d = E.' Wst '' "'' '' ''
AT Factoryvilie Miss Eta X. Bu-h has found
homes for twenty three children;
The greatest number $50. VIII 60 10 cortland,
where they Will Ge entertained by Inc lO'4ONIhs
persons;
H. W. kellogg Mr.. Z. Lent, W. W. Jcnl,-. The Rev.
y r. W,"i-eI""z; i~'c l"-''I' C'''-f . II
Jpulg. I,ln 4. Lewis. NJ +. D4lL.eday, u NJ. West
cmd. Mr.. NJ H. HarI.-. II. T. Jaiui-ol ILL., be Icraee,
Martin Edscourt " II. C. Ee43 Class, tLe ley ".
Isdalc. A. Is freeman. Fl4.4 s4ules, j~ch stout Ben
jauu bucLard, l.urdette unlan Mr., ~ i. Marquis
Maltoi Wilcox ur.. I.r.n,e, Deacon Hatl,d. Howard
1ial''' ,-'," ~ w u,ru...o t.arrcs D,.lv
lubUr -.Hd D.. Reuben Iaod Mrs ii"' 81. g. hce,r'
ii Manson. H. D. Miller e. H. GIctf. James Greenwood
= VI. Oe.cn W. 5. B9 'aauau Lc,"y Gi..ett Nh: a.
Williams. Mrs ID. T. Main. Mis-. &. W. NJ SON W H.
Jod.eton, Frank Eo. WORTH Ina bonue'li J. ". ,nl'u
4 g. Bean y II. Alien luuc.. MI@. ,"Ah -
Mir r. smith. Mr. Isaac No,e'n Ms Hr.''@ 7n'lh A.
Wellington. ". =. Wilkins. j T. SinH "IS h'nS9m -.
Harvey Morton. William Buld TX. Id. I'm, Harvey
JWie. Ellsworth. Nina sweet G.aL .CI.i auIeH, sarah
Phelps and N.s. Franz Oci.lis.
GOING oN Az EXCURSION ~ ALLroAEl COUNTY.
OF a party Of 596 en- dIon who start this eveq-
ing for various towns Ia Aiegany Cou9iI n. -
aud It FdctopyIIe. Penn, large nl'norI were ia
the Same places last summer, and 60 berk GY
special invitation 10 pass the tv2 week, WIN ire
good people who tHtrTM aimed Them lhch. LIS
Iarty viii he distributed il sevcH.ctR towns he
arrangements for their reception were made by
Mrs. J.. A. Pratt, OF the Manor Chapel Of Jf.
Ter-'s church. who w.t. ii al the GOWNS q 1e"
weeks ago Mrs Pratt j. one of the most indclafl-
gable Of MIR. Persons assistants, AMI was nara az
work Yesterday completing the detail, toI to-0aS
journey she SAID 70 lEIBt NJ reporter yes 'cIdHN;
have been around among my children In tue tenement
houses and found thclr mothers husiy eh-tH ~ NsSIls
tlc. ciotrn- Most OF tle omen Whose Au'r~ad> a,c
living are .Gics.oe and t1e children vi -1Il Gil then
Journey with clean clothing. tAlnk Mr. Parsons j. 90
Ing glorious WORK in Tho one respect o. c'iuAs LOU
tenement house ca iTcn washed uaand into c'eh cI0h
irg Some soap N ou-ht 10 make Ep present. The
children have 'cceiei are AT rom l.4,Hth' A'R-,s
Tho iatL,rof oee tc n Vas sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
lat "'ek oyA7 Nm L 'ST,f"' ana "' Sia,
tepd her into the country on wednesday. The
;dn q h sTgi ter T Thom , op 4 Ssc6 i IL some
Thing unusual thsyoa request Tor foqf children rom
ana We sis aud nave 10 furnish them FROM
family 1h.y arc five, seven nne ana tievcu wears
old, Int TCalv Ire same size. Inc me,Aei 's poor
widow supported by two elder daushier' To ono family
send an aunt aud be niece Inc io,a'l l' l1i,ru Sha
respectively i've and seven q 80 WAR 1AcW father
Is 80 IN ih.t ii is not probable hat be- viii h'
mothcr and baby fourteen luonth- old. Tie baby btS
lecu suGorsg nom cholera m'au'uu and now hs-
head trouble. We much fear hat U Wi sot i've To- set