New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
CHILDREN SEEKING HEALTH.
EXCHANGING CITY FOR COUNTRY noMEs

EXCHANGING CITY FOR COUNTRY HOMES
TWO PARTIES 60 TO WESTERN NEw.YoRK AND
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
eli! Tom, don't yer wish yer was on dst
picnic r said newsboy to his chum bs paused N
pursuit of bis vacation to cast wondering and wistful
look at tbs companies Of children that were crossins
Wests to the Erie ferry house about D. m YESTERDAY
The little ones made up merry crowd they filed int
the waiting room Their faces and bore
of an unusually dRent application Of soap and watee
and with clean frocks shirts. collars and cuns were
certainly re collection Of AIS girls and boys Their
pae and faces, in spite OF tho smiles ana
their often scany clothing told the observer that the
only homes they knew were tho crowded and ding
tenement. houses OF tho great city. That they
were bound . journey was unmistakable from the
little parcels Of clothing which each ono cluns mose
ten nacously and the children were glad. we'll q
proud to enghten the bewidered lookeron as to ths
destination.
question 40 to where any going would elicit
reply from the whole army shouting his par.
tcusr objective point without reference to the rest and
the result may be imagined. They we're OF for vcrit.
able holiday of two whole weebs.n which time they will
make many friends besides the kind people who pro.
vide temporary homes for then. There will be ther
farmyard friend and field and woodland friends
but above ell they will make tho acquaintance OF pure
air and wholesome food In abundauce-most valuable
friends to poor city children And they wlnjoy all these
country blessings through The TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund
Inside tho waiting-room tho scene was a lively Ona
Attendants busy trying to keep the Children WHOM
,hev had brought In line until the remainder Of the hose
arrived to JOIN the army The little people were, ass
rule orderly but the sh Of the ics- water tank offered
with It's ghts and boats stirred up the oe
tho boys Then SURELY to 90 rsa ,rSSoS 90 ss
any one expect them to mautain their mental ,qui'
But in spite Of all these detracting circumstance
through the generashp OF tho manager the childtcn
were sSsa Ssa az the cy for bigger
and Q better playground but some an moihers
of the benefit which their children were sure 10 derive
consoed them. The boat was alive win children and
With OF happy shouts the party advanced upon
the land Of aIs 20. tSr"n9 pon th
and the ioug station presented sranse per-peo
rd"ws % as ih~ ocork train drew out Of
delight from carloads OF THE TRIBUSEs children
uuw holesone homesif the narrow rooms where they
sleep and eat can be dignhed with that name-Donind
ave children in this company. which took
train over the NewYork Central Road for Cansndagua
these all but going back at the special ia.
viaon Of their conntryr.nds VINO sn.ess.n.a them
an amusing look OF importance They are fuily aware
eouhry CO. nn y.cs and tax. '. special 10
wonders of hills. fields aud woods to their less forunss
two parties which left the city yesterday made total
OF $50.
pines. the homes or the following:
W<rlsboyo Psnn.-G II. Hopkins, Miss Ella Dean. MIA
Mrs. r. Lroy Dcnnsrs Mrs John steele Mrs Hathrr
Nm Gs M f-s Ssws MS ap shIef Sr wcos s
ovs Toma, Ns Mr. I"1' pS Mr. Mr. Jss sosG Io s
Ml.. Edward Fisher Ms Aysry Mrs f. > Andrew Mrs Mra
SIR. rf lent % MIS- & 81 Wood KIphsrt. Mr; Cn-Tc;
Austin Mrs Mlia% bet Mrs E1ssne Ne % ken s Mt
SraSGs E'iSas Mfs SslS ESrt & Il J?Iaioa a Jess9
Clans, slrs. + Coolidge Mrs George Jenp1inss r1a,,
Mr.. Mr. Bocu 2SS Mr r. Joso @ MTs JSs,, Mrs
Mrs. C. p CLARK Mr, Isaac SEARS Mr, Frank Roanl Mrs
kiss Mrs osc4r Russell Mis William "nitirs' MIs, u ~.
E H T. s Ne r NJ &:Il1:s S1: e f E"SS aa
Mrs. Pollock Mis- Dr DAVIS, Mrs l. II. johnson, MIS
+ wairoGs Mrs Iconsr M Harrison Harry sutton
= Potter. Mrs Lott Mrs John lott Mrs M H. D. skin,
Mrs Mrs c sisI%an 'iaGTieI Nr. William Howell. MTs
i sy Mr. 4F; psS GaSr M Mr. M1 HIM. Mr. M' F 9 carr Mrs
Harr,son Tdli,y Isnn.-Mwaroni sSeatland. Mr. Bort
como Martin bcss billie Kent Martin DSlgs fIod
Eia>r. P>naC aries Gilbert Benjamin Fay William Tan.
ner. Hiram Francisco a.. ,.-,n. 1.nn NJ.
George "u'c r Ferry ! "a Andrew was-on. John Byram
& g,ea M; c:n. II 1w cawfor AZ S Mr. Mr.. A. NJ so .S Sir. B.
s Ys Nr Mr. j. K 4 RSs5a @ mri il S ss Ss @ E SayS
Mr., c, c@ysT ,rS1s MT; = Clark Mri K n Malt Mrs C. Dur
Land. Mrs samuel anly Miss Alice SHOEMAKER Mrs JoAa
Tsia Hector Mrs EsteT6rook W % yoo1his hs, Tracy
NJ Hs%st9" lev I " s sitsk MIS- Alien ''Ny
M>cki,nturgh. y Y-Mr' samuel Thompson Richard car
cdtsar,nf " Y.-Ili stanley Tracy Ford. DR.. Ensign
kaorpdir Iean-Minnic Brown. Mr.. nennett John Baht
Henry Baker Iohn Ingham. Mrs keoer MIS- Hustled MIS-
IS,p. >atiCa Penn Mis- j. Wowlani, Mrs J. Cure Mira
tclGn,s4ac Isnn-E. D. Hunt. Mrs b. FRAZIER. W
ProcIa>ld p,nn-M Mrs. D : Dougherty. Mrs G l. DOUGH-
eliy. Al Bur'gk. Mrs Bowman, Mrs 4 M9Lane Mss
srnops MS " {. Griain W L. Plank. Nettie Whit
Io,,r 8root Penn-ol Hancock Church Davis. D. T.
spraguc. J. Sternbnrg. William Mmitmarsh. ~ Br ee H.
" stone, Mrs l. Msiealf " sIone. Peter Warts Mn,
!. ". ChisI.lu Mallory j. w. Hyer Mrs. Ida Taylor q.
MaS.did Pom kle@nS& Mrs Fralick % aaa s;ter g.
Aihou,e. Mrs John Walters Mn: johnson, rhcoios
Vonncss. Nj >haiiues ~, ~. ,o,, ,o,,,.,,
Mis- Wygsnt Mrs ". 5 Barnes Mrs. D. Johnson. A. stew:
fitWs Corners Y-Mrs +. :. Dixon. Wilson HAL Mn.
ME Park. MIS- Robson, Addc f.Ion. o. ; Robson Mrs
k,ks ~ " YMrs " %.Ir,Ny F. TGTnIsy Ey: Baldwin
Penn ian. irnr.Mrs Hopkins, J. Hall, Mis- H. Ma't"rS
The party that went py the N-w-lorK Central road
will be received by tho following:
cananda,0ua- Brown radaetcri Mrs o.J Cooley.
MathAm frT. Alvrison, Mrs NJ i.rson. Ms Low, Mss
A99. ES. hl ocsaG M, % M"se IS %'l JSapn >
Ph,irs " Grinin Mrs pr Van l,'Thon MIs ; ~ ~, H..
Leah smith Mrs Brown. MIS-. Asncl smith, Ms II NAa
Aukcn Mrs D. case. Mr. Bard J. H. Scott Dora B'EeAA1
Ss,s. so,.'';n ;,r, Mr. Lat Iaiham M1. cu..
10 soyo> fall.-M. D. shcldon.
thss,sr,iE rsslSlg W MIs iIsny h"ihais slisnl
pct>rioo- Herman brehul Jacob Bacr. Mrs. Hy Mr.
Nc Donald
MR. HUB ELLSS OPINION or ZOLJ.