New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-30
THE FRESH-AIR FUND.
DOING MORE GOOD THAN EVER BEFORE
NINE HUNDRED POOR CHILDREN TO DE TRANS


Journals OF the whole country several Of the latter,
TO lncte interest in the rural communities Transferring
in full to their columns The Tribunes report
of the work, published last Monday. The uolhgs oi
to-day and TO- morrow however will eclipse by one
half the enterprise Of last week. and Will surpass every
previous effort In the whole twelve years az fresh
Air work Thirty parties Will leave the city IN these
TWO days with 300 children aboard; the homes OF
between 700 and 500 hosts will receive them' IN hity
odd towns, scattered through the seven ota'es'
Vermont New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, CONNECTICUT
NewYork, New-Jersey and Pennsylvania a do1eh
other parties dated for the remaining days Oh the
week. and when these get away the grand tota' sent
to the country thus far this summer Will be ABOUT
$500 children, and the work VIII proceed Win
unabatcd vgor.
The CITY Mission workers who selected the children
for these thirty parties have shown preference to the
delicate and slckiy, and have aimed 10 choose inc
little ones who In dlrcst need Of the two weeks
outing There arc 700 little lives, and there are
900 little stories connected Herewith, II they could
only be told stories full OF pathos'
of neglect, despair hunger. hope. against
fate. One poor little fellows father Is
a stone mason, by trade, bu' leads the LIE OF a
vagabond drinks heavily, and never gives his family
peace the mother takes In washing and Is lani'or OF
q mission chapel The child has howell for nome aha
has been eight months In hospital account vi
lack OF proper nourfshment, so the doctor says
Another typical Is that Of little girl whose
family are wrctchcdly poor The father Is shiftless
and the mother support the family by flashing
pantaioons at five cents pair. They live In Two
dark rooms children have never been outside
the city limits.
And so on without number, cases Just as forlon
and unfortunate might be cited but kind hosptable
country folk anxously awaiting the coming OF
their guests.
Following is the list Of hosts:
lie Raysville. Psnn.-Helen NJ. Black H. C. Anderson,
Mr.. G. NJ. Bailey. T. l.. Blunt. J. j. Gotham H. H.
BerdsleJ H. NJ. Wheaton. G. w. Brink. d. D. King.
NJ. w. Pierce. Stephen CsnAed. S. Buck. E. Brink Mrs
NJ X. Rose. Nathaniel Dorc S. 7. Lewis Susan Huber.
c. II. Brink George BOswoTth. Charles Camp. James
Johnson Mrs. Milton Gregory. Mrs. Earl Palmer Mrs
W. ID. Jones Mrs T. d. Robins Mrs r. H. Bosrorth
Mrs w. ID. Marsh. Mrs. 10 Roy Coleman Mrs. Scott
Johnson. Mrs. Isaac Nichols Mrs joseph Pease Mrs
Asa Nichols Mrs j. S. Baldwin. Mrs. II. c. Lyon. Mrs
J. w Bosworth. Mrs Stephen Hutchinson. Mrs l. r.
Backman- c. N. slocun Mrs Henry Jones. Z. T. Clark
r. II. Clark Ithamsr Garfield. Amos Pratt. Mira CoRs-
well. Martin Wood. Thomas Hare. Samuel Palmer. Mrs
Oakley J. j.. Garfield Homer Lewis. william Eddy. n.
Humphrey J. II. Lewis W. T. Light Mr.. Canfeld p.
;. Arnold BENJAMIN Pemberton f. NJ. Angle. John
Carey. E. T vanorder. c. NJ. CHATTER. E E. Murphy
Canton. ~ Y.-Mrs. Joseph Enderbee. L. Lawrence,
Mrs Royal Freeman L. Tuthi. Mrs. Bailey. Mia Tru
man Rich j. H. Mills. NJ. T. Wait Mrs. Gilbert Rood
Mrs Bennett r. g. Hamilton.
Sylvania Penn-Mrs II. b. Peck. Mrs w. H. Peck
Mrs J. p Bristol. Mrs C. L. KENYON. Mrs. II. T. Alex
ander Mrs &. II. Mosher MIS- A. II. kenyon. T. IL
Porter. Mrs. Burley. Mrs. Lnley. Mrs. c. f. Waldo
Mrs Eugene Keys Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Frederick Brad
ford Mrs Charles Colony Mrs c. E. GaddinR. Mrs. c.
NJ. smons.
Troy PENN. NJ. Pornerov. J. NJ Beach Mrs. Ho
bart Mrs A. s. Rockwell Mrs S. C. Rockwell Mrs
r r. Cheney. Mrs D. f. Mcmahon Florence Campbell
Stella Crowell Mrs. J. W. Cowel. Mrs. w. p. Dewitt
Mrs. A. d. Joralemon Mrs. II. NJ. Bement. Mrs. b. A.
Long. Mrs. Dr. Paine. A. T. Case Mrs. Eugene Wilcox
Mrs George weigcsten Mrs George r. Taylor Mrs
Dacr urafir
Mrs John Albert Mrs Harvey Knights Mrs B. T.
Silliman. John A. Parsons Mrs. Dobell
Columbia Cross Roads Penn-Mrs. G. f. BeseY. Mrs
A. Fries. Mrs c. Newberry. Mrs D. b. Sherman. o. B.
Beslcy. A.
White Haven. Penn-James N. Deterline. owen Mover
Adam Naustlel Mrs H. Huss John Naustie. George NJ
Cameron. Walter Alsworth. Mrs. EdnRer. J. II. Deal
George Varmanker Mrs. Huhord Mrs. Hover. Mrs
Eckrote. Mr. Vincent. Mrs Butzman. DR.. ]. W. Brador
Mr. Michals Mrs George Craft. Jacob Prutzman. MI
McCoud- C. Reck. T.. Frank Keck Matthew Burns
Clara HUI Jacob Barry Mrs Rose Barnes Mrs Rebecca
Crsner
Lse. N. Y.-Georre Davis. W. II. Rose. A. Marks
Mrs. Phlo Sanford. Hubbard Lusk Mrs o. Rowland
Mrs. C. NJ. Lusk Mrs James PnckneY. the Rev
Frederick L. Luce. Mrs. Robert Forbes.
Rutland. PENN. ". Holley, Miss Loretta WATKINS,
Mrs. Mary Wheeler Lucas Jennings Mrs Ella Stout,
Mrs. Arnot Row. Mrs William sOper. Mrs. D. Watson,
Mrs. Early Wood Mrs C. B. Hubbard Mrs Melvin
UDdykc. Mrs. Lewis Wilson Mrs John Smith Mrs D. C.
Kingsley, Mrs. George PettinVi Mrs Thomas Wilson.
Mrs. William Brace, Mrs Benjamin Wilson Mrs. Colby,
Mrs. Moses Comfort Mrs Charles Brace. Mrs. Sanford
Johns David Canable Mrs. Clark Kingsley, Mrs Perry
Wood. Mrs Charles Boyce. Mrs s. sQuires, Mrs n. f.
Brace. Mrs. J. F. Kingsley W. B. Reynolds Mrs william
Smith. Mrs Furman. Mrs. Jefferson Putsman Mrs.
Emma f. Argetsinger.
Leona. Penn-Mrs. Lafayette Leonard w. II. Mcmahon
A. Brooks, Mrs A. w. Johnston. Mrs Alice Bocy.
Dryden. N. Y,-Mlss Irens PuGsley Mrs. D. c. Bur
lingame, Miss Mary Cody, Mrs John lamont Mrs Charles
Meade. Mrs. Andrew Lormer Mrs Leonard Griswold'
Mrs Samuel Smith. Elliott Former Mrs Edward Sheldon,
Mrs Charles Givens Mrs Gilbert Jameson, Mrs. Orvn
Joiners Mrs T Wesley Hiles Sherwood, Miss Altoso
Holmes Mrs George Hill. Mrs EbeneZer Macarthur, Mrs.
Devlnie Mrs. L. A. Mirick.
Acworth n. H.-Mrs. James Reed Mrs. p. Jones,
Mrs f. Larsons Mrs III. Dexter, Mrs e. Lathrop, Mrs.
Harding Mrs c. ]. Davis Mrs. Harris Mrs A.
Mitchell Mrs S c. Taylor. Mrs II. Peekhsm. Mrs.
Elmer Rugg Mrs. John osGood.
Wilmington. vt-Mrs. l.. C. Russell. Mrs ]. c.
wheeler Mrs. Clara Corbet Mrs Clancy Cushman, C. d.
Spencer, Miss NJ. +. Spencer.
Carlisle Penn-Mrs w. d. Green, Mrs. W. c. Coyle,
Mrs Lindsay Mr.. Middleton, Mrs Adam Smith, Mrs
w Barnitz Mrs Christ Hummel, Mrs. Joseph Ogiloy'
Mrs Adams Mrs George r. swonger. Mrs. Reuben Fish
burn. Mrs Dule Mrs Moule, Mrs Nailon Mrs. Morse
Mrs. Mace.
Newville Penn.-Mi.s Alice Wagner. John Drehm Dr.
Won stutterhelm Mrs J. A. Strohm, John A. McFeeham
Mrs r. r. Emrick. j. D. Ashbury Mrs John Myers
M-s Tom Myers Mrs G. NJ Reed, Mrs NJ G. Brattay,
Mrs J. b. Brown Mrs Rebecca Stewart Mrs Belle
Thonnson Mrs J. D. Graham Mrs. d. s. Blean Mrs
John McCulloeh Mrs. sterrets WOODBURY. Miss BeAe
Mclaughlin Miss Sarah Mains Mrs j. A. Lou9hiin, MIS-
AZ a Bovd Mrs. j. A. ALL Mrs Charlotte Woods
a., t,a,-v williams Mira r. williams Mrs Jacob
strohm. Mrs william H. Kendig J. II. Ashburn Mrs
c q Glaus4n Mrs. A. S. woodburn, Miss Lizzie Gpe
! n McCulloch. Mrs j. W. Sharp Mrs DR.. CiauaS'
the Rev. J. p Benford go
VIZ ,u.,,nvtIle Penn.-Mrs p. c. Slade Mrs c. W.
posIex Mrs C. Tuter. Mrs. NJ. Kennedy, Miss Anna
Gus;ln. Mrs r. Gernert, Mrs NJ Fairbanks the rev
y Pierce Mrs G. W. Brown. Mrs Irwin Buchanan Mfs
~ nauau, runciion-Mrs z. d. Helegss. Pillar Point
AZ T. ous AntwerD-Mrs. S. Hopper. North RusseI
NJ. Iva CLAIR RIchville-T. =. Griffith Hmira-
Mr. 7 H. whitmore Jobs Corner, Penn.-Mrs T. L
westbrook Ms. James Bovey Mrs John corey epr.nS
ncd yt-O NJ Doubleday. Miss A. V. Alice Mrs
sDoiInan Mrs Lawrence South Observation-Disclosures
nrotbers John Barnard. George Barnard. Westfeld
WINS Nelson Martin. Hsrdwiek-M. S. Weeks
Warren vt-E c. Summer
C;lea.on Penn-Mrs Joseph Paul Mrs. Terry Grder
Penn--Mrs y