New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-15
cp,,DREyHlvING FUN IN THE COUNTRY
v,n,ye ALL NIGHT IN SPECIAL TRAIN-Ho" rhAi
WE'RE RECEIVED.


WERE RECEIVED.
.,cnrNsBrRG. July 13.-Conspicuous among
49, ,t,e groups children that filed the largo
u of the Grand Central station In new o'A %
,,ocaay evening waiting TO he sent out LOT '"o w."
,on IN the northern part OF the s'a'e' "e'o
,our little detachmenu OF ehhdreh' @oou' -.
..ob who. when asked where they were
~ ,n,.ntlv sang out "OEdensburg, Ogdensours'
80 ere pinety-eicht OF them. all bright, happy anu
..av 70 travel half around the world II heeu 'o pa
,asd that the country was AT INC Gnu 49,,
,or-o.v They had not long 10 "a' !" ~
,tsuon for they we're going lHe ..,sa
-. army OF over a thousand children that START
u ' "a oo,ssonently they were placed in the
80 go cars OF the special train. They we're no' ~
IN d,.maved when informed that they woulu nA'o ~
,as 81. all night and half OF tomorrow ou' $50
,oconsider II a great privilege 10 De sent o" SUI .,
,,n When the train started. they joined win INC
- Marty IN one prolonged howl that was 10 DC III"
- .. good bye" and then settled down ioi
ov AZ Albany the persons IN charge VI Wv
- a-,o,s. for Ogdensburg. knowing 10"
the little travellers were gong oV'0 -
,,aovs OF the cars. pulled oo"" Wv n ,h.
onsnsa the ventilatcrs and turned OUT noS' as
,,rn,s and by IL o'clock every child III 'He va
asleep 80, ,,a,an busfy en-
when morning came 1t found the Children O -,
-, .h,nc each others faces from the water iAu'e'
&c hrai6ing or combing their hair 0no wv "a
mother had furnished him with an oiu ao,, a
h-rsh announced that tney were 70 es S, comb and
orusn; nohodv responded he passed MS oV orr
head AS hoDVrs Then followed the breakfast gu.
" tbs that children were Io horses
the was passed IN S nattnc hay 1t noon
49, Wsteriown was reached. aud there ,hansted
tool was purchased TO help out 'ne ur ction was
proNlslon ~ m. Younger ones we're asleep
=, - Al DeKalb Junction tha' e Sn yender
- took place between pvpu,h ound for
oAogue, sorm and young Fresh Ar O'uHu ava
ogdrn .'s arg ,erer-Hey Johnnie. come here
poncorn dea er-Popeornf iIsr
Trsy.ler-Ciimme two cents s sa capts worth
f,e.ler-I don't sell less than ' voT ana three when
gi@rsiier-rl give you two cents 10" anu ' ~
Tbe popcorn boy just then rememDe ocock when
-. and bnrried away. II was three 80 crowd Of
ness a. reached this town. where large crown "
nsonle we're gathered TO receive tDe nS into mis-
po"io,, al All been cleared in readiness anu nv
ng-IVV were taken aud quickly distributed except
81. NILE girl Louisa Kiefer. VINO seemeu ~ DC -
NJ Johu Mitchell, whose KIND, motherv , ncas az
mr. 1oI" iaward the little stranger, begged 10
he allowed take her nome anu Soct or
her, d INA, she only needed pure air and Wholesome
taS for nile Mrs Mitchell gladly t9ok sne e. 11s
one " ~ - thev are not far from the St Law
n s,e River ana there plenty OF grass flowers
suhsnno . ~ farmers and villagers Those who have
secnred p aces for the children are the heV IL No".e
~ The Methodist Church the Rev L. Ansnce' % NV, ho
, churrh and the Rev l. Merrill Miller. who has
hl ed over the Oswegaichie Presbyterian Chureh
10Y T ayrtapsrs are Mrs John Mitchell. Mrs George
poWell G. g. Ider. Elijah QuadAe. Edwaru merry
DAs ins "a Wool Mrs Green. George Watt. Mrs u.
Msv David Hutchens Mrs Dillingham;. Mrs y auc0ipAs
~ Nj. Mrs Dincs David Park, Mrs Portse Miss
s6ort MR.. Lord, Miss Hams. Mrs. Best Mrs MOTIF
son. Mrs Johnson Mrs: l1dae a. Mr. SortSam. Mrs
2 roaue. Pntnnm Mrs Lester Munroe. Mrs H. d.
Nortnfup Mrs :. W Leonari MIS-. Samuei W san,ne
Ms \. Cole, Mrs PRIME Mrs Weeh and Mrs. sanlue'
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