New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
OFF TO THE COUNTRY.
CHILDREN SENT OUT BY THE TRIBUNE
FRESHAIR FUND.

SEVEN SQUADS STARTED YESTERDAY MD
EIGHT WILL GO To-DAY-soME OF TIE HOSTS.
p,,t.ss., Henry Drummond IN n recent address sa'n
that II there was one thing above All others '"'' 1ne
- x o,rr,, science had taught him that thing was
10 Keep his eyes OPEN one man "ui wal" VI. -
., ycvyork and see nothing 10 attract his attention.
-, III, his hmm Of observation fully devclopen'
In roi,ovv ton paces behind the first man. and 10 MN
- vii be no trouble TO pick mp columns OF news w
note men and conditions, and - see ma'hWu oPpo'
iunities for doing good. The THounc ficsh-hir rui
fortunately has five score or more oil tiHse
obseryaut people, who seven days out OF tue "V,n
scour the dens and alleys ana novels Oh tis ee wy
N aueyjate in measure the suiierngs and trlaiS oi
no inmates thcrcof Their aim IS to gather the limo
-. u,ta children those whose condition il due To no
I'll, ot tleir own out Of their wretched, iou quar-
tors and send them of 10 the cool, green country.
Those self sacrificing Christian workers, for many vi
them arc volunteers and receive no remuneration iof
their services don't have to go far III their seaich'
That they have succeeded IN finding places wheN
money and effort can be advantageousy expended One
Is convinced on l'oklng al The IrDnhe ffeShur oai'
cndar for Yesterday and to-day.
v.storiav parties of children sent to Brock.
mort \. T.: Middleport. n. g.; Water Gap. Penn. :
pockaway. n. j.; Pcekskill, n. T.; Highland. ~ Y"
and south Glastonbury, Conn. To-day the SQUADS
and con,nanies OF little boys and girls will gather at
be various stations 10 take passage for the following
nIaces: Mount Union. Penn; Onconta N Y; Alex
andria Penn Athens. Ontario; Johnstown, ~ Y;
Ashurv. n. j. Elmhurst, Penn, and Peasantvillc
Y.
The excursion to Johnstown, N. Y, IS The second
marty OF Tribune FreshAr children sent to that place
in the last six days. Just all oven 30 little New
Workers are now enjoying the hospitality OF that gen
erous place one man, tic Rev. Mr.. Williamson, TOOK
twenty boys in the first party. W. il. Shaw, the
chairman of the Frcsh-Air Committee at Jomstown,
when he ordered the second detachment wrote: "lhe
Rev. j. A. Williamson and his twenty boys are the
happicst crowd in town."
To-day will ever be memorable IN the history OF
Frrsh-Alr work az the first time party Of children
was sent out OF the United States by The Tribune Find
At 013 D. m. to-day there will leave the Grand Central
station 80 Children and thirteen missionaries boum
for Il tyowces outing on the shores OF Lake Charles
ton at Athens, Ontario. This little sheet of water,
nine miles by three in extent, Is one OF TIC most
picturesque of all the lakes in the Dominion IT lies
about twenty milcj over the Ilnc. The children OF
This party are from the MadsOn-st mission and rep
resent four sabbath They will be quar;cred
in tents along the shore Of the lake. There will be
plenty Of room 10 ronp and no end Of boating, swim
ming and fishing. There is a house on the ground
which DC used in case of wet weather.
Following a partial lit of hosts:
Alexandria Penn.-Miss susan Nef, John Lefart,
I.
5.rankle, Elwood Isenberg, Knode brothers. joseph
SitIdc Harry g. Neif Harry Barrick, Andrew Ncf.
Jacob Tscnberg j. II. kennedy, Harry Kclar Eplraim
ihiihps, G. p. Hatfield, Miss sue Griffns Henry
SwOop Miss Shipman, Calvin Laird. Mrs. Charles
Phillips Alexander Work, samuel KnOde, Miss Fannie
Cunningham, Howard Laird, Thomas Whitaker. Mis-.
Alexander Ward. Mrs. Shafrer, Howard Cunningham,
John Cunningham, Mrs. Easton RObb Mrs Margaret
ROhb, Mrs. Wilson RObb, Mrs. Collins Uamer Mrs.
William Whitaker, Miss Eliza Whitaker and Mrs.
VI. A. Cooper.
ing Mrs. J. YOungman, Mrs. ;. Hudson. Miss R1th-
burn Mrs II. Williams, Mrs u L. nowdiSh. Mrs Poe,
Mrs. J. McDOugan Mrs. sharp, Mrs. Ainslc, Mrs.
Hawk, f. X. Taylor. Leonard Ward, d. f. RobnGon,
Mrs Robert Verian Mrs. a. Bach, Mrs. T. 4. Norton.
Mrs. Loveland, Mrs. Doolttlc Mrs. COgrOn, ]. {.
Brown. Henry Carr Henry Fem, A. b. Brisack, '. l..
barlow. Mrs NJ L. Howard Mrs. DisbrOw, Mrs. J. S.
Martin, Mrs. A. d. Hitchcock, Mrs. y. NJ. Cnshnan.
Mrs. :. II. Culon. Mrs. r. Downs, Charles Kelly and
Mrs. =. Huntington.
Jolnstown, n. Y.-Mrs. James wemple.. Laura
Dewey, Jessie Eollabrandt. Mrs. Charles Hoenbcck,
F. l.. Anderson. Minnie vosbure. Mrs Noah Lamp
s Blood Adam St0tlcr. Mrs. sac Christman, W. II.
Johnson Arthur De Lighter, W. D. scott william
stroud Mrs Edward MARBLE, James Gordon, Mary +.
Decker Lizzie Rufort Webster Eldrilee, NJ NJ. Han.
Irwin Solmateer. Mrs. James oNeii. Mrs. Sarah
De witt Mrs. James IIabrandt. Mrs. Gaylord. Frank
Bates Cora II. F.. T. Dav, a. Willard. Sire, jacob
Ieipsc Mrs Veedrr LasheT. Miss Frankie Ehle. Clara
Hare. Minnie RULER James lIillabrandt, Theodore
Rcek Mrs. H. Van Sickler. Mrs Julia Fraser, Joseph
Ba John ". Hardy. J. W. Putnam. Mrs. Edward
Burke. w. II. Shaw.