New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
4 BAPPT TINE FOR THE "FRESH-AIRS"
ALMOST SEVEN THOUSAND CHILDREN BENE-
FITED-MANY KIND HOSTS.

ALMOST SEVEN THOUSAND CHILDREN BENE
FrTED-MANY KIND HOSTS.
Monday is always busy day for The Tribune
Fresh Air MANAGEMENT and yesterday was no excep
ton At intervals Of one and two hours throughout
the day the little travellers gathered into the
various depots Of the city and took their departure
for the following Towanda and East Troy,
Penn: waterville Moravia and Hightstown. y J. :;
and Owasca " Y. There 300 children in all,
and when the other 700 arranged for this week start
the total by The Tribune Fund for the sum
ner will amount TO nearly seven thousand. The
return OF the large excursions Of the last few weeks
has begun, and nearly every train going and coming
on the Pennsylvania. Erie, Lehgh Valley and New
York Central roads has It's quota of Fresh-Ars" The
children rosy and happy on their return, and
already look forward with eagerness to next years
outing. They attract much attention in the centres
Of travel by their pranks and wfnsome demeanor,
and everybody, finding out who the little ones are
has a good word for The Tribune and its beautiful
charity large party leaves this city by the Erie
road tonight and Wednesday and Thursday will each
have three or four excursions OF considerable Size
Following is the list Of hosts:
burlington Penn.-Gordon Ballard. e. p. Montgomery,
T. B. Mexican. I. L. Rockwell. John Blackwell Jesse
Mexican Isaac Mexican, David Johnson Horace Spencer
Rauch Robinson, A. Close Samuel Whitehead. Clayton
Tanning, Luther Farming. Monroe swartwood Dr. A. III.
lngham Eli Boothe
Towanda. Penn.-Dr. E A. Ever'ss John Nelson. p
Lane the Rev. c. NJ. Adams G. Eisenwine. F. Lent
william Heath, Clara Mingos Mrs NJ r. DickermaA
Milton Bailey Franklin Langford. Celia Long. William
Iampnan J. w. Campbell. Philetus Campbell Bruce
Whitehead Lee BOVINE Morris Wilcox. Robert knapp
Cynthia Gustin Terrc Traverse. Mrs Josephus Campbell
East Troy Penn.-water Billiard. John II. Dexter
Frederick G. Cole. sylvester Kendall
Season, Penn.-M l.. James
watervfIIe n. Y.-Mrs c. II. Race. Mrs. Marshall
Williams Mrs. Harvey Smith. Mr.. Freyer Mrs. Albert
Benedict Mrs w. T. Bissell Mrs w. A. Lawrence. Miss
Mary Rowen Mrs. Albert Smell. Mrs. John L. Blsse.
Mrs Evans Harris. Mrs. George Brown. Mrs Norman
Beers Arthur Bgelow, the Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson. MI
Welch, Patrick Brogan.
Morayia, n Y.--Mrs. Frank Baker. Miss A. McLock-
lin. W. H. Giles Henry Escsnhack. W. II. Mckinney
the Rev. w H. Giles, Bryon Fowler Charles B. Smith
J. Dresser Charles Corey. T. T. Tuhill Henry William
son. Alice Brockwsy George w. Main, jay l. Hunt,
Daniel Shaw, Andrew Carver Arthur wilbur. Reuben
Derby, Levi PearsaI. Morris X Alley. 7. b. Phelps,
Henry N. Bedding, Mrs William Nostrandt Mrs John
J. Nols,n J. n. Incoming. James Rchtmyrs, Alexander
Baker Alfred Rounds Bividette Stone Charles Socum,
T. B. Freese Ira Scott Dennis Guilfoye.
owasco. n. Y.-Mrs L. Baker, Miss NJ. De Hart
Debby zimmerman william Tuxill. Mrs. II. Herrick Miss
Tessie Meaker, Miss Mary r. Dewitt, Dwight Conkin,
Dr. w II. Curtis, Mrs Dr. Beiren, Frank Burge- Mrs.
Isaac Van Arsdale, Rev. c. E. Jewell w. L. Noyes.
Mrs. Julia Dewitt
The examining physicians Drs. VintOn, Daniel
hopkins. Roberts and Poland.