New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CHILDREN on A SPECIAL TRAIN.
STARTING FOR NORTHERN NEw.YORK.
PEOPLE wRO WILL ENTERTAIN THE LITTLE VS.
JTORS FOR FORTNIGHT,


PEOPLE wRO WILL ENTERTAIN THE LITTLE VS.
IToRs FOR FORTNIGHT.
The sight Of small battalion Of children
throneing tho waiting room, they make the first halt
their happy march to the country is getting to he an
old story with the employees and frequenters OF the
Hudson River in the Grand Central Station. The
familiar again witnessed last evening only
larger scale than usual. No less than 52i little
folks assembled take the special train OF ten
passenger coaches which TO convey them 10 their
lsind hosts in Central Northern Now-York.
Though tho train did not leave tho
station until 730 p. IN. the eager children
began to arrive long before that time. The first to
appear was wee, little girl who though she was two
hours ahead OF e lost her big hat in her haste
to get there time. Her anxiety at the delay involved
in recovering tho wayward hat ptifu TO the last
degree After that they until 1t seemed though
all Juvenile New-York congregacd In Vanderbilt
ave. All were orderly, however. and the various
groups moved rapidly through the doors TO the
platform in groups of twenty thirty according as
they consigned TO the different towns.
The pomp and dignity Of a special train only
family appreciated by the ingenious children. Tho
selfimportant, chest st-expanced. head'thrownbsck
air which their elders are wont to assume
the occasion OF having special" ID
waiting for them wholly lacking among the children.
In fact it s doubtful if OF them cared
know the difference between a special and regular
FORE and child ten years Oil. did not even know
what to call them. dwarfcd her IDEAS by her
tenement house life. And more than all that it the
country that filing up their mental capacities COM
to ead and not worthy to be noticed Some Of
these children were going to Adam Centrs where al;
ready than hundred are quariered The good
people there are so pleased with tie children VINO were
children are to be Gisrbuted as follows among tie sew
eral towns Potsdam, l45 Prospect. 90; Norwood -
Gouvcrneur 81; Mannsvle 40; Trenton. 81; Holland
Adams S
Fcrs Mills. g. The following people VIII entertain tho
Iotsdap,-s. r. sayos. Edwin Harris Lyman Dayton.
Phio Olm.tesd Erwin Loncks j. B Grant, Mrs ID iniel
Sullivan. Amos Perkir.. rtlnan Howard, NJ &. Par
mentor, W. II. Oimsead. Charles Benson Mrs l. l.
" Palmer Mrs NJ. Strong +. Church, Mira. j: NJ Moore
Mrs. G. H. Ford, Mrs. Albert IOugh. Daniel Lane. Nor
Mrs II. \. Redway, Mrs Charles Iieaton: j. D. Butler.
L. A. Bailey John Freeman. Alrs. C. L. BaScom Mrs T.
Timothy Suv Nyron Wall. Ellis BenSomG W. steele,
Mrs NJ. L. L,visAIrs Charles Denton.Mrs Warren Mann
Austin Mrs Nelson Bclding Mrs Charles Putnam.
Mrs Milo Bacon. Mrs. julius Sells john Butler, spencer
NE i,,ry enni Mrs. flckey Nrs NcLoss
joy. James sullivan. w. II. Lewis, G; W. french. Cap
Iaylor. Mr.. Jose eph Thurston.
Fets HHis-IIenry MARSHALL Mrs. Wheeler, Edward
Blqct mr. :. C. Mellen. Andrew Poor NJ. V. scho
field. G.. II scott Or. ~abin.
Irop.d-J. NJ. Lattimer. Mrs. Ash L. Wagner. l.
Snydef James H1yne. Mcntosh. XII Wallace. George
Turner {. Gicharls. John Irinke, Fred BrooAs. bell
BoarlN"l. Cnrs. Hereli Frank aimps,n Fred ii-dei
Charles DagankaiD. Hiram GaTIock George GarOck.
Gheri Jones' Mrs. william Hughes, Mrs. sliman. Mrs
Reed, T. f. Thomas John Williams Lewis Jones. Henry
Jone-. John W. Jones' washington flaming John I. !
Iones H3yd Io&gs s' y oIse' nv ~ H. LHIse yane %
herg. James C,ve. ". C. Brown. ". Hughes John Paul.
Edward L,nniDe Clinton Harris Fred smith. Charles |
Ferris. Frank Ferris AlDrri squire MI: Lane hGnru
owens. Joseph Jones, 5. smith, j. O. Jones. Ehza |
Peter Jones All. Hess Robert Lewis Mrs NJ q. slocuin,
George Farley Mrs Virgins, Mrs. W. Williams DIRE.
Gomrerne,U-Mrs. j. II. sparks, Mrs d. Rock, Mrs. ".
arsth Mr. s. & smith r. M' ;. j. BSw"1n SS Mr. F.ss W.
Mrs No9Is Mrs. L 4 I,iI Hale Mr., Dr. soi Bandi1 + , q.
law, " T. Brown G. ID. Smith, o. T.. Fuller Thomas
German. Mrs. Rounds. Gracy Robins. Mrs Dean, j. T.
Honey onb A. Arkermsn W. seaman Homer Newell
u .vd HILL Mrs. McCloy. james Hil, William Dods.
Shn ;. hsIvsy a RI Te eoySs ' s
Ware, Mrs Jacob Green. Mrs, C. 5. Mosher Lew Nose
hine j. W. stacy and Frederick Steel
Mannseok-Mrs. Franz wheeock. Mrs Hard. Mira.
Lena Narlweii Mary GrinneiI: Mrs 'alnon; Mrs Eva
C!Irk. Mrs A. Walton. b. n. Baily. chairman Baptist
Mrs. Strecter Mrs Damon, Mrs Hodges,
Mrs Flanders Mrs Edward Bishop and Mrs. Edward
ldams C,,tre-Mrs Magill, s. CONVERGE, Mrs Roberts,
C. X Hortb Mrs Oatman. stephen perse.
Hoiia,d Fdtent-Wlllam Potter, George Potter. Mrs
Lr Chassel Mrs George Gss,seL Ekins ch"''e
Aoro0od-Miss Minnie Mccarthy, Mrs. Charles Green.
ar Mrs. George Dyke, Mrs Mathew prlngle Mrs Her
bert Wilbur. Mrs. Kmhal, Mrs W. T. Ellison Mrs
Homer MuuSOn, Mrs. MunlOt, u a. hlhe MISS MNy
Tfall Napoleon Cardinal. Mrs. James Emery Miss MAY
Carpenter, Mrs. Fred Partridge Mrs Fred smith Mrs.
George Bowen. Mira. Alex McNlghi, e. n Bixby. Mrs
II. Il. Hall, Mrs Lysander Farmer. T. \. smith. MIS-
Bishop Mrs Frerrette. Robert Palmer. Mr'. George
shepard. Mrs. Myres. Laura NJ Wilbur. Mrs. Eugene
F'' :. "2%' IL Airoier, Mrs. J. E. Hacnins..
Mrs K. r.. Gritfihs. Mrs Michael Met arthy,
Nirs. +. o. Dodge Mr.. George Matthews. Mrs simeon
Caugh ler. Mrs. ". l. Hale. Mrs kdson DOW. John
Ieary George Blbcock. Thomas Barrett .Thonas
u lerord. John DclIny. Others who assisted IN pro
Miss Nightingale. W. d. Fuller Miss ". A. smith. MISS
IIenern Miss Dango. Miss ktte Barley, Charles Belts,
|. A. smith. ". u. Marsh, Mr.. and Mis- W. II. HAYES,
Mss bartlett. Mr.. Munson and Messrs Smith and Mar
Tin. OF ihe NO,1oO0d Aeirs.
At Trenton Mr.. ] = Prchard has found entertainers
for the children conslg gnod 10 that place
The passengers 10y the Buffalo Express on the Dele
ware. Lackawanna and Western Road. which left HO-
poken Yesterday morning, in questioning frame
Of mind. They ali wanted to know what sori OF picnic
orty three children were on SOMEONE sallsned tnelT
curiosity hy the ags which most OF tue chi-
lren and found theretrOm that they were pouhi
Ior Dansvile and q 0vCland, " W through the ana OF
he Fresh Air-Fund 1he Rev H. X. Wick has had
,harge OF the work OF providing places Tor lle Two
visit OF the children VINO come from tue torrh-
ant Chapel, East Forty IN which Mr WICK
was formerly interested The names OF the hosts AT
hesn two places are: u
DoAsrliie-Davd McNair. Virginia McNair. John W.
ucNalr. John GAbretb y. Culbertson Mr. COie fhIie-
nan Ap iu
Grorsidnd-Mrs. Jane Gilman. Miss Lizne lIorens.
ir ". H. Ilorens. Mrs. Lester Hammond. Mrs willard
Iorrus Mrs. James GelInan, Miss Amanda ParErr the
sses Mcfethg" Miss Mary Parker. tho Misses Name
irs. Wallace, Miss susie Bean. Mrs. sarah McNar
ROBBED By Two SWiNDLERS.
YoCNGsTowN, July 10 (Specidh.-Farmer