New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14
cCEKING HEALTH AND FUN
.vSu,1R CHILDREN LEAVE THE CITY.
rc,p,oAps START on THE ERIE-sUBscKibh"'
TO THE FUND.

FUND.
o,,,ron,s voices and childish forms repiaceu
. ,rh,. n, draws and the numbering forms VI no.
'-n.r. lahore in westst. last night III VI. ~ n
'-, =. h.fore the Erie Railway Station e'o" " .rh
.p rathered trim and neat In new summer 80
oren w''e .,a,, ., ,hs wonders to be seen ana inc
sn % he sn,oyed in the country homes 10 ~'i
going Gathered from the tenemeh'-nou'e
- ,vwav, OF the great metropolis oy INC a. "a
ruv TRipUNE Frosh-Air Fund, many Oh 'ne ..hl.d
80 n,eu into the country before anu 'ne' 'o,a.
W W "A and uondering about the more Kno"ink o"o
Who were relating their rural e1po'i Go, l.st
.nmmer. 81 was In Connecticut py 'ho 1.,,no
s' .,,a an. small girl, "and went pa'n'ne'
-, Ash and drank milk warm ana lie'"
a.. cow; and this entcihg .oona
ssa all sgh for the seaside uhu tn.
,ounsster took up the defence OF the uou h,,.,,s
n,,,sr Of the childish voices attracted 'no .n-.
:, ,na re,shborhood and even the gruesone o"''" r
,ror, IN. markets roundabout were moved W ~ ,he
- .,- Whit. aprous and say . pleasant "o'u
.nns.,sr. The children kept coming ID soop'' 10
-, liant lady or gentleman who wa'chon W. |nsar
cochs like hepherds over dock OF sheep' -, con.
w.r. UelLbehAved, and lucky 1t was io' 49, lost
dnctors that they were for the FACULTY " ut that
no..assed by the most docile ln'@n's ,ucr.n In
n,lv the most constant vigilance savea
o, a.. po,o,as Rock from mingling surrep'i.''
- ,ha earning contingent when all "o A
into sonads geographically cisss"'u' =, .c,,asv
-. made for the ferry and proonseu s'. -. ho.,,s
-. ,rom the tnrong when the bell rang i'' '"'
Departure .,ac,ova that stood
NO., a,,,n, In the great hall Of the Erie ksl"''
o.t O o'clock when the nnal enumera'o" ~
haonn The i've train indicators on the wa -,
ulea the Youngsters, and much uhiaSo' .,.. .l
was heard upon the careiessnesS OF 0o tna .ame
loved its clocks TO show hve different nun c,ars in
49,, ,,.r mnoh rushing TO and FRO OF ou'o , T.,
r,.,. ware eight car-losds ana 'ne uo"
-. %. triad 10 talk louder than thoso III 'N0 -
adjoining When finally the conductor ""'0N- ,on and
.verx hoy in the tram proved equal TO 'no . -,
Scented " All Aboard =" As the train pune ou'
90, NJ good bye made the rsfters ring In"
go. =, the largest OF the season, and Is con'isnou w
ronts IN New-York and Pennsylvania Aoe no'' =" '
various towns are ~ follows $500 ,,,....
Coyni,o n K-Lyman Wood. Epnraim HUI rrois's 90
co"rss P,n John Miller, n. DAVIS Professor a W.
nn,n Ms / d. LawtOn. Mrs. q. W. MeInng '9n' 80 ~.
a Houshion Mrs. Charles Callahan ShI,T V,ng.hnrv
nan. C. r. Houghton. Johu Huber r. ~ hink'0u'''
4ddiOH rMT. Il Mllisa Mr.. d sadw 49, Mrs
WesG. Mrs M'rIn. Mrs june Mrs whIt s.v.nuerth
Mo La" Tssn keT.red. Gr: Valentine Keep Mrs
ThSmas Mead4uth Mrs Edward Roekwell Mrs W gay
Mrs Bame M. GiPSs Mrs mps pclbert coeerove
Mrs Lewis Howard: Mrs. Bruce B,sn'' N.s; Mr.
Mrs, cqmmlngs Mr.. k Mr. Mstner Mrs c +.
Hainer MIS- Wesley Green, Mrs. Rogers ,.on NJ.
En- rrn, fT Nm D. CSiesrove Mrs stroud hir
P"tna,a Mrs Mattisou Mrs. T. King, Mr. >. "; n-I
away Mrs. An7r William stewart A B. Graves ors
Beach Mrs BuraIck, Mrs Barnes: MIS- WI Snrs col
Gear. MIR. Miller, Mrs Adams L A. h'o''' N"'''
W. 1o hE1 BrooH Psnm-James Milford Mrs Ellison
H. sEIpoer Mrs Thompson Mrs Rexford. Mrs. Will
lam Bro,k: Mr.. Marsnsm Egsene ra bueS'
BrooIfed Penn-s B. Plank. Rufus Stanton MRS -,
Hamip ,irs Gum, Ray George SanhrI UeOIee, D..
n II. II George HUut JOhh D""7
ns sabinsple. penn -Mra Parshan. Lydia ste6nins'
John ,9u!hwqG5tn Mrs Arthur e SKINNER. Mn.
f TsS Gee Mr.. Potter MS labor B. ; AeE!ey Mr..
J. Yale Laura STUART Mrs Matte Beach S,. Mr OA'e
JOIN 1n Hs9'2 TsS MN Mccain Mrs S YOnag
Arthur Ecevans wnser Gleason Mner Mrs rb M
rs Thomas Murray Charles Cameron NJ Butler
Nelson Tenn-Mrs D. Ca1pRenpa MR. M Sp.u Bot
tom. Mrs william Hoyt, Mrs. C. l. Richards: MIS- l.
cOYp Mr.. Bax'T Miss Emma Caviar Huro W Knox
n n stevens. selden kinzer. c. H. van Deusen'
seio Mrs. E. Norton. A. Norton. Emerson;
n l. merson. Mrs william Brownns' A Agsie Tnu
Anna Madsn r Dsu9y s ESs As Clancy Mrs Gail
Mrs slaughter, Miss wetherby Elias Harris Mrs Ionu
Back Denny Coyls Hattie latte. Ws''' Frank
" Sa WINE = Lent Mr.. Adams Mrs Bodies Mrs.
strong Mrs Barnett, Mira W. II. Mneelsr naen6ang6
@T Datsoa ~ y TrCnarle. Houshton. william Pierce
Charles Morse Reuben smith ". Pettys, Mrs Beerdsle
Mrs. Lyon Mrs Aldredge Mrs BAKER ,Io0r.,or.s 7 vii
COX Miles Williams T. I. Hollis, Reuben Miller Henry
"a zn5o rO' y Mr.. J. Dndne Mrs Ira Mead Mrs
G p Kobinson Mrs Coleman, Mrs r. A. Clarke Flora
line Geassee N. MRS c. D. MaIson. Mary Jen-
,on = r Maxson Mrs Ii. J. Smith. Mrs. George W.
Linden. NT.-Mr. Philander ChaddOck Hiram Ewel
William Aver. Cornelius EwelL
0soeoia' \. I~Wllam smith. Joel Keyser. Francis
Timer. " Y.-Mr Knapp. Will Knapp. Mr.. Wightmsn
iasnted Post. v. Mis- Lee. Mrs Hodgmah' MITE
Sfannard's Corner-Mrs Cora Sawyer. Leonard For
W. Hs,TisS n TaHeu"Ebert Stone Ethel Stone.
friendship-Mrs Higgins Mrs kenwicK Manner MIS-
EcriaS"Mr.. II. Russell Mrs Townsend.
AeiSon-C Weeks Mrs. Fannie Hazlett; o,,
Ir,cin Centre-Mrs. Addle Hammond Mrs GIBSON
Belmont-w. ". Pike. Mrs. NJ. ID. Sessions
ARD cci. C1,'trsENrs X X g Gra aHen''
Kae-Mrs A. 5 Howard
IhiuiDs Station Mrs.. p II. Lattimer
paSty Of nneteen children left the Grand Central
Station al 9l5 O'Clock last night FOR Jordan n ihelr
hosts will he Mrs. J. G. OTIS Mrs A. B Howe MIS- ~
Evans Mrs A. ". Carr. Mrs A. Kent Miss mabel
perry Miss Ellen Carson Mrs. F. TOrrey, Mrs George
Dygert Mrs Robert Clements Mrs. Charles Osborne
CHILDREN IN NORTHERN NETWORK.
ONE THOUSAND TAKEN To JEFFERSON COUNTY
RECEPTION AT WATERFOWL.
WATERFOWL, July 13 (SpecldO. 1t would
have been hard convince most OF the thousand and
five children who have distributed in this region
to-day by THE TRIBUNE FreshAir Fund.- that there Is
moth ng net under the sum- IN fact about everything
that It's rays iuminod while the special train spec
along through the Mohawk Valley with It's freight o
Fresh-Ar children, new to the little ones whose
horizons have usually been bounded by the narrow
courts OF tall tenemeut-housos
Exactly at 7:35 7. m yesterday Conductor Beach
cried All aboard" the hrakemen swung their lanterns
aud the great train moved Of the station In New