New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
. GOOD TIME FOR CHILDREN
,oo START FOR THE COUNTRY.

n,.,borhood Of the Grand Central STATION yeS'0i
p"nout G H. m he would have ianciea niu''- m,mnt
." NJ, travels. II seemed as tho"gn u" ~
p 0.. ont for a holiday Vanderoilt-aVe was
ts .. u,us people. They covered .ho '"e"
WIN ,rom the entrance to the Harlem roa"
th inc ""' .. m. further doors OF the Hudson River
~auns. .r ocro.. the street they lined tho fence
tooA Tho Park between Fortythrd and tor'y-'oui'n
pssmtrians who at first attempted to squeeze '"o.
,,roueh the little host, soon gave ~ up as noi'e
"a took TO the street $780, 49, .,,
ana WV a, children were the within the walt
lam ~ the Hudson River road. Inc so"'no' 49,
,,hs hs room was given up to them ana 'neS
- ~ .a,sre foot OF space. There were chhuie" "
49, ption In the throng. and evidently 'h'' W.
t.nt on some happy Grand twas grea' u'' w. nnt
a. merry faces we're enough TO reveal SO "u' =
.h.re had they all come from where wore NJ ,r
%, How we're they to get there ana "n"' a., !,
,,st 20 do when they got there ' In SHORT VIVA. VI"
k, Questions such as these were sskei py '"'
.n,.haa Messengers, who seemed few ana out VI pa
-n,0ny the great army OF cnidren. single ans"o
ed for their an1iods questioninss' ana IL wac rd
Th. LARGEST party ever sent out by the fresh-A I
81, rux TRIBUNE was about TO depart Tor Oo""A'
Northern New-forE oos NJ this
,.- oO5 were children and twenty were 49,"
s,,. Never before have so many HUE ono' 60, ., A.,
Gather through the agency OF the fres"' 49,, ,o,.r-a,
sov for q fortnight. their I'LL OF al. '' q,
rbch the country snords-and 'ne" .rt
49,, for the children who have oeeh p'"
ieeion " and crowded tenement houses
Wy .,,xos The children had boon directed 10 p'eSo".
,hms.lye. a, the depot at O'CLOCK but even
1our the children began to arrive III :" ,n,s
a. commands OF twentes and thrues i'o" -, ,har
AVON schools they came by two'. they came '"s A.
10 ons knew how; but still they Kept coh'"s' NJ
came W o'a,n,a as ZACH company arrived 1t was
'api' - ~ Tho aoor TO the long platform ana then
-. on.r place in the special train. consisuns VI
oich,ssn nasssnger coaches, thst was W o"''' Wv -.
,.n ,o THAR country friends III requlou IN NO.
.nn,vrng to get the little bands into 'her poslon'
% ~ II WAS a regiment departing for the state camp
,hor than THE TRBUNEs Fresh Air children se'Iins
49,, %, tina country. some OF the smaller Try were
rather apprehensve and regarded the excitement OF uo
nsrture and the responsibility that was aoo"' W
cvoivs upon them with decided dstrust one ooy hau
oso had his suspicious sed as to what dispos'o"
va. 70 he made OF HIN. His ideas OF the country were
ocps and FIJI voice conveying unmistakabie terror lie
,,ouired n there was any danger In the country.
names OF the hosts in the respective towns are as
follows:
Adams centre-A J, Green; Mrs j. c Crosby; J. IN. M.
ins Charles Lindsey. f. b. saunders. irving Mhlosr;
Hsnry Coon. s. ". Msxson. Low Wasworirh, bert
Ss sS Frank Trowbridse Afro Wntiord George
Gsaway ID. Potter. W D. Green n: v rem a.
worth. Juison Clark j. squire Ehe'ISf G Mssn
M.@ Oven ciSa, 0s MsasST. Monroe M Srn
Joei Saunders. g. +. Harrington, Horace Hove Peiry
VIusm Gardner. Mrs Henry Gardiner Darwin S Esriev
George Morse, Henry Dewendori, marrlson i at
sneon Wy.p 6arey eIes Hall Mrs Charles NJ Heath.
ar Stephen Irons Mrs H. d. Main MT w AN Co ron'
Nil Palmer Green. Mrs. Frank Hovey MIS-. Charles
kessr %. @rJ George d. Cooper Mrs stilman MIS-
Mills Mrs A H. Kellogg Mrs A. B. TiloeT: mrs MIS- ha
y p,1 mr Frank y Hunt Hart Wait Charlie Dodge Dr.
Taylor g. Fish Mrs Rcd ID, D Mfs Van ' wdner
Mrs Holman, Mrs +. d. Boyinton, Mrs Jesse Hazel
DR. sarsen,. Mr. Pefson Mrs. Joshua Jackson; Mrs
simmons Mrs. Jenkins Mrs B.rsa Mrs. " p Jo ME-.
Moses Wood Mrs. j. F. Converse Charles Ea.,ns an F.
Mis- Henry fillmore. Mrs. Everieigh. Ms Llzne Taylor
Norman siowell, Mrs A. a. Fillmore Mrs ): '" IsJlor'
MIR Charles Benton. Mrs Alfred Benton. Mrs Hessei.
Belevlle-Mrs. Horace Liseteid. Mrs Harvey Llttle
ned, Mrs. Susan Pelo, Mrs. Matthew Pr0yne, Mrs Ben
ton Mrs. Abel Dare Mrs. George BgelOw Mrs. frsns
Maiun. Mrs Alden Lees. Mrs. John SAKE Mrs GAYLORD
Clark Mr. Erastus wara Mrs NJ g. Cook Mr., CT Thongs
Richmond Mis- A Brmmer Mira william July Mrs
Ms hnGl BrDae Sew'o co baf mes MIS-
Wait Mrs William Mott Mrs B. keHnsy Mr Nr >
a. s Il Dartcs ' Mrs r C. Fuller Mrs H. p stevens.
Mss Jane BicsfOrd, Mrs Floyd 0verton. Mrs Myron
Raw MIS- s :. Thomas Miss Genevicve Osirander.
Ma Ha@@Oad-D ". Oregon, David GregOr; John
Iafenay William Moore Frank p., Ds sD W H.drgs
SHES " 5 cuthbert William Cuthbert, William shies
Mrs Henry Denner, Frank Dana. MaxGle Fsrsuson.
Alien j. A. Taylor NJ 5 Robinson. h. K Wilson. W.
Cwinams9n, Thomas Alien, Henry Do wia joseph
via More Ae1.ader More; 4 nors r. I HiSSSr
Fa9er0Fd rsr f Sa. W Rodges IT, % Drummond
John KodseT, W Rolrer. j. koaser p.vd CuthG Mrt
A Dodds, Peter Ferguson, Katie Gregor c. Demisk:
Rosse-Jonn smith. A White. Mr. Workman John
Coneer j. Grant. Mr. Llnnen Thomas b. philips. W.
Gleason, ". Caln, G. scneImeihorn Eugene DfSke, W.
MIR. McLcar.
son, Dolly Adams. Jonn DrummOnd. Mrs A. L White,
Mrs, nutchlns. Mrs. ii. X. White,
Rodman-s. II. Ga,es, Mrs. T. L. Todd. o: NJ Wood
Dodge. Mrs. ii. B. wsiS @. F. Ishan. Netllc Pierce.
Rensselaer, Fals-Leonard Hammond Aoia Fletcher
Mrs Hal, Mrs. McNinn Mrs Bayley, Mrs. spoOner
Ns cF err: D es.%@l5 Tsoa Df
Day; Lewis Bristol; David Walker r. Day j. W wnke ~
Hough Mr. Turner, Mr. Jenkinson. Mr.. Putnam. Mr.
Waenown-c H. Phippen, II. II. Harrington. the
Eey Fan!on Mrs Jona ssydm0Ts t MIS- BT ST
Porter, Mrs. ciare. H%nseriord. Mrs NJ " Latner.
Mrs agnzS Dss;er Mr.. GGn%ins' Mr. T Gav MT.
Mrs Harmon, Mrs. Hooker. Mrs. a. Bushnell; Mss
Keys MI HaicocE. Albert Iiosmer. W stokes Mrs J.
Otie. Mrs wagner j. Parker Mrs. j. scydmore. Mrs.
MecomD.r Nj Kennedy; Mr. G. Hammond; Mrs. Nc
Mrs Carter. Mrs Countryman, Mrs Clemens. Mrs
EientOn-Mahlon Lovewel Mrs. Partridge. G. Field
sou. ". Humphrey. j. b. Fleethan, Lew smthers
Canlon-s. 5. bailey, Mrs j. Bailey. Mrs. Cratsen-
bnrg j. IIilts, Mrs. o. A Mead Mrs julius Clark o.
Jamison. Mrs. f. Lawrence. George Aidons Mrs Hs-
Inan West i. q. Woodbridge. q. ingalls,, Mrs. W. T..
Wait. Mrs. o. W equiros Mrs. H. Wallace Mrs. A.
lsngiOn, f. Sayles Mrs Z. W. Han. Mrs. W ii. Smith.
Mrs +. ". Pierce. Mira Royal Freeman, Mrs. &. l..
fnt, Mrs Gaylord Farmer, Miss q. A. Perry. Mrs. w.
II. kinba. Mrs 3 ID. Kimball, L. Lawrence Mrs G. d..
ingalls, Truman Rich j. Lewis. j. Clark, ID. Delaney,
Mrs. NJ ROiins ID. Harper
Crary's MMls-Hrs C. H. Dowry, Mrs Sherman. Dr.
Monroe Row. NJ. h. Morris Ira Church J. b. shaw. Mrs
NJ l. Powers. Mrs q. Harper Mrs n. q. Freeman. W.
Potter. MISS Eva spsuiing. ii. Brown, L. Mason, A.
Vaughn, G. u. Church.
PIerepOnt-J. l. Leonard, John Hacomh. T. III.
Andrews. T. Il. AItel. Rev. william Whitfield, C. N.
Hubbard. q. LObde.
sand HiI- A Il. Cakins. J. II. Woodruff.
ElisDurg-Mrs. Erastns Ward. Mrs A. T. WOdell, Mrs
hliari, Mrs A. Miisrd Mrs. /. L. Woi,l.
HenyeltOn-Mrs. /. H. SInithers Mrs Thomas Hutchin.
con, Frank mthers. Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Peter WIeator.
Ma VI. Mcclure Mrs GInen Mrs. Matte Backus. Mrs.
Coney, Mrs. Dimick, Mrs. Anthony Fnrness. Mrs. J.