New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
AT THEIR SUMNER HOMES.
.,,rrRrArNEp BY METHODIST FAMILIES.
.,rry FRFsH-AIR CHILDREN IL oNoNDAOA '"ONi'
4 SACRED CoNCERr

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FAprus, Onondaga Co., y. y Juiy - 10 %,
nanny party OF ATTY children feaen.u .,l- t.o,-e
srasssv evening The little ones mao rlo'sn Nv t,,
- =. IN. oors and we're both tired aud hungry o"'
a.. a,d MT show IL "a they we're driven u'" A'"'"
..ti,av sistiou. Ave mos distant f'''-"'' -
sa.tv travellers rane over I'm h'h0 "'E'"' ' "
,,,s r,,s,r W . kind not fam liar to ther 'nTr'uhu
a., There we met enough religion IN ih'H s"N,"E "
.ass f.r . sacred concert a. -o gao 'na' wv,
-, 4. ia Heaven" was closely ieNoW"l w
.r..s o. s,o and There Ia ersru h'' y"
.u,vs bv wait ul tho clouds f"' ~
,,,.tfy lie Of rhes aud Ffliso on' i"w VIM" "'
s,...t,,.. ao, &" ntIssed both uo patriotism on' iN'
.,,h,aorv Of the ohlldtea's training 'n"e"aHA ''"''
80, al, e.pa level tract NJ sud, and h0 4H'si f"Nhf
,eees on tho might ur ooaort back iion 'h' h''a
borins hins Arrived al the ehnnh' h" N''. ~
eburtief The pastor NJ ihs hotl"dlAi II''''p', ''
mad th. .aaf child assigned Hiihih twenty ""l'
.,,,ss, ro,nafsoi thnt M Fhuuion Bohls 10" "'''
ending homes for Huy children In on 'h'ii ""''
a. ,,e.ker vas prpuinoHt odioe hoidof 10 n'ghO"'
,rs church no profanity sordisespect was in,e"a''
=, ,bnrebcs aeurish in thla small Inland FIsge' "'
,.oo,csnii,us the children are ia Methodist ianl-
H. The Rev NJ Brown, pastor OF the 'I'e ''p.''
1,,reh has two Of tHe visitors at his bome rue ls'
~ - us,eitoa paster of the baptist church, tod IHI
....r c,ftespondent that he had appointed coWnh-
g. 10 sectiro homes FOR party but ono m'mD'' "N'
,csn away from homo and illness had psV'n'ou o''''
,ro,a wor.ng Much aatisfscuon vi" sAp'''''' ''''
~ tloss Who entertainer lh' "'' ~
~ thors who watched them at th'r p'F' '''
.,h,r and "A largor party will doubtless '""e
nsr, when this baud goes back from Fi'ru u'I' - -"
purlug brooks 10 dirty alleys A.. Wo o nrst Of little
sp@s who had besn Ia The country n'",G mint
"What ia thai Z " asked one ol'Y 'n'p ID '''''>'
IN 10 a. coy;
.o,1ain'r'eanse lts ears are NOT long enonsn ne
A,,nns sss settled anicaoy by both agreeing u" Cd" u"
o@9y morse look "a, this man. he sor. right ont into Ms
i I'd lac puIls Tic pot ,toes reht ont OF me gouHu'
End ne dossn' pay a cent for them - , %, .,s
The farmers gather al the village afier shuoWu u"
@ bs doafs of their summer boarder' and WINE tagn
farmer listens respectfully 10 thec curious II" ~
~ civ cb Ia ne Is only waiting 60 tell oi -olstns
,oora Able done Nv the one visiting al nl7 H"i-
Nor are the children ushke eer hosl5 ,"a' .es FREE
Pm living by tne hest man = %Ii'ti 20 c,,arreIs
ouenf disputes that sometimes lead even 70
y" What Is your experience with the FIesn-A oi''
dren r. asked correspondent today 81 aTner o.,
fault 70 End with any OF mem en- ,SS nan tbe
them are much brighter and far better behaved man ~,
ebfdren in the country I won't except M own siInr
IN m@Ens W. W miSsf Ist as wei have bad nifty more
abrdran here but We didn't understand the work Ne1y
ehluIe H WI, trv 70 ne some more of them. mink
nonR Hg w keep the one at nv house Tin he l. Of age
Can YOU arrange II for me seileVs .ho ,I,rau
ccnutrv gel more good from this fnd th"h lhe oN1''H
0G No. shurer is a vdower but the family with whom ON
1--WE ne following the entertainers Mrs t. Thomas
~. To6p stewart Mrs. T. Hackett Mrs Arson 'a0WeI'
Sir. UsrkIns Mrs Davenpo Mrs Elisha King MIS-
Hughes Mr., Perry anoe i.v Mrs Mrs 5choonmaker
M Hiram Whitmank aad Mrs NeweA ho"ey
rRFSH-AIR CHILDREN LEAVING THE CITY.
MANY SMALL PARTIES ON THEIR WAY TO TIRE
c,,.vrpy-s,T1sFACTIoV WITH A FORNFE rARrY.
several energetic and good hearted women of
passac y j. became Interested in the Fresh-Ar move
mon, sor,e inc ayo having resd article in The chris
fam T,tHg,ncer written by the Rev. Willard Parsons
sc manager Of the fund aud Immediately resolved 70 10
something for The cause. In spite OF opposition ana
rreuace which is inexpicabe. they have at last snc
ce,ed in their attempt 70 provide summer homes or
some of the suffering tenementsouse children OF New
York Fory-three destitute children crossed the Cham
hersst Ferry o'clock yesterday morning they were
me- in Jersey city 10y OF the friends in Passac The
sight OF the poor. shabby title ones several o' 'hem
blind or crippled. must have been an ample reward 10
their Jealous oenefs,tors The wezen faces the young
Old expressions the stumbling gait OF the children all m
gon were under twelve years wouid have ettor suited
tHer grindpareuts. Yet for once there was a
r,aln of los. a nush Of natural excitement
a gov OF expectation. They were gong
IN .pe country ara they knew TO- few people can
mcls 60 these -rs and BOYS They have no correct ies
o.. ttenee vcs Dut tboy 10 net know the exact na
rraile that lucaHs happiness ana sch aanphe'7 a@
tn h've never 10 al lh.I 'n9fi VIZ, 49, i5s. et
ls .psn what after all. ls tne enic' ad nage i0 Poo
i.y f VII elevate their Who'll, lives. aud bow 70
-yg Them glimpse mo l'- -,,.. ' I,a..o w
fHuI- influence nar unycr 10 i'.f h'nr'. ."i n'nI
% r
iU.'. 1r. Copeland. Mrs 'roit and N'@ kuh1rf. In
homes i' Hsr.... INe uiHr' cent iu Ii.hHi.
WI. her board be- raa . 10, ...o", i'. ...a
ceu..ae. ST.. ueuorest Ms porer1s y, 9net~a1.
M.. fiu.+He. ars HrG9bon Ai' rudHrf Ars fInDh
+pr, o..'.os street Terry n mo morning four par
t.sH. .I. dltr lumbefYe In Il ~ wore w.une g. no
ttren 100 fhe t1 rran on mo L'nsh |a."f tafoii
ibl, ''.,. a,,os IN. rrr Of Size vars
eHaIIs Ils nrsf uaIfr se.f pl. .s rInnrr has Il.t
f .
r.0ue r u r'r'oa' '7r ne s"'o'd party ezpfs.'"'
t.Iarfa. sewing "e elei 90 good "i.afen as thrse
tsaf grl cent DeIole" Ihs aess o iae second uar'v
p.' dt' br".ar Ms F i9'smns pug a. do'ee7
h.a trpra, 'iI4 t'I'"a. A,s. i'sae 'n 4ahsoa.
t4,otr .biIlaa aar. lnusd tp Wa.t f,fatte seneca
'Inuf tbsfe nos viii He entertained 1r .ba nnr
',s s.,sIa H.s tsbsras rsssla ispd taass al b,
..'. r.e.a s4n',es ist'' H'"". I"ris %" sv
tHtih lsfsbaiia r iahs 'htse 'hi'dten aud fr'nir
m.f. eII ns entertained 81 i'l'"1a BE-. Al tHasa .A
ae.isIasm loo isuu aaau TO laas nAei dressed vas
c.,a,s n,' aisa aGss ,a-s tas5 lio .ssy iestliute
'-qtaltF pprHs hat children ttif 40 hrar lups
tus shoe stsos OF nuoy lhat lleir swu families 4ad
gaUur. c4H rars4 sGa % pssple Judge oi tRer aou
FNoII 10y ur display iaas made iurl are greatly iAs
party of ls4 caareh starred On me p ~ main on
L. Delaware, LacAswauaa aud Western Eh .Iosd' L
AHba. il psNeso Csusry n s. Auas1eni -uf. had b~-l
E4ie tor eiEit more, Oui tno, were behind emo. In'
tcs before tEOm during the HrXt two weeks one ltf
=" With a AeSt basket IA hci name STOOD on sac
station platform crying nc had been LETT be-
hind Iae conductor OF IN eTsreas tralh offered &,
pacr her VITA the other ohldrCL al HlugkamtOu
aud with hia in a happy MOOD
Among women who nave interested JheAseye
IL selecting theses children ilre Mrs. L. o. Wizard q
B.noayh, aud Mss R. h. N0rarup aud Mlsq =. Martin O
tins cty. one OF them. a letter ~ NJ Parsons tske,
tai tNo little German girls nlgnt size said that
mother = nara-working woman wac tried 70 taxi
good OF cbldreE but that the father abused
From Orwell requests for four and girls
and nom Pulaski TWO glrs for Adoption From Mckee
request received fer e Ored Calld.
The kind hearted people who invited the
;a their hOnes AT follows: Al Mexico: Miss or
+ ack Mrs. A. l.. Sampson, Ms srewster Emery Mrs
Harrison ~.inan. Mrs Charles sullu fNirs. CvrI
HARRISON. Mrs. JONI HARRISON Mrs Isaac Birmingham
Mrs A