New-York tribune., 1899-07-18
TO ROMP IN THE COUNTRY
SEVERAL PARTIES OF TRIBUNE FRESH
AIR CHILDREN LEAVE THE

The "strike extra" has taken the place OF the
war extra" and those who purvey the bona ide
yellow article happy once more. The anxious
days Of last summer are again here, and the only
way Of keeping up with the times Is TO send your
office boy out for the latest extra at least every
Eve minutes Then you may be sure that no one is
getting ahead Of you.
1t would be interesting TO know the impressions
OF one who had never been 10 New-York, and who
should form his opinion Of the city's condition
from the strike extras" OF day. Reign OF
Terror would probably rise before his mind-in-
famed, bloody handed mobs surging through the
streets and with upraised clinched fists. shouting
in hoarse tones "Scabi Scabv' Dying motormen
at every corner pinioned down by overturned troll
ley cars squads OF hluecoats marching through
side streets to the front with measured tread and
burning victims and hideous crime on every hand
Then he might picture the silent. deserted streets
where the mob was not wreaktng its vengeance;
the deathlike stiffness. and the barred doors and
tightly closed blinds. with here and there the muz-
zle Of a gun prortuding II would be queer II he
did not imagine this city scene OF waste and
carnage.
But Il this same imaginative and impresslonable
rustic knew anything ct all about New-York he
would remember that at least one business was
still being conducted In the open, with no closed
blinds or anything Of that sort about It. He would
know that no strike. though It were the greatest
in history. could stop the operations Of this con-
II he should then happen to read this paper
learn that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent IA
children 10 the country yesterday. II he VIII read
to-morrow's Tribune he viii hnd that more chll-
tribune Fresh Air Fund remain as generous as
they have been IN the past many hundred. more more
air before the summer is over. Such small affairs
as strikes don't count
AN OUTING TO PORT JERvIs.
The children who went away yesterday morning
went TO Port Jervis. n. Z, and Binghamton. y. T..
~S,.srlo ~ NE ppxy
T. H Mackenzie had arranged for the reception Of
the twelve children In Port Jervis where they have
been invited to several different private homes
The party for Binghamton consisted OF twelve
boys and they have gone to a boys own country
s. Mills Ely, Of Binghamton, has Invited the boys
to spend a fortnight together In house far out IN
the country and the top Of a high hill The
house used to be an observatory, and there VIII De
no lack OF fresh air The third party OF the season
for the Mlddletown-Goshen Convalescents' Home
near Goshen N Y. went out over the Erie IN the
afternoon, and consisted Of fifteen little GONZALES
cents who were accompanied py one speS'aA A''
Pine Bush, n. Y.
There was a hot time" In the Grand Central
Station last evening. 1t was caused by 2d children
who started at s:15 o'clock an all night journey
good reason for celebration Every one OF them
was bound for a place which Is as dinerent from q
he GENEROSITY and wholeheartedness which have
characterized the people OF WATERFOWL De Feyster'
ShapSSe tSese ehdTen to- their @ Homes viii nd
reward IN the benefit they confer upon {neir h@lte @
forwarded here BY the Rev George H Fellus, Of
WaterOwn; the Rev s. WIlds OF De re PeyTR5ey' Rey
We We 4 Summers, Of Gouverneur. The chairman OF
the Watertown Reception mn tssV Is aTanged To-
nrovide a breakfast luncheon for the ninety y.nlne
children invited to that place Theh e aey e
ber OF children specially invited 70 places IN m me
neooe Of these places who have so kindly invited
children to their homes s,1s are; " Roger, Harry
Kns. s'fIhg~R Mrs K wrliams s v Barker W y Mas
tin. r. r smith. Mrs. Alice E. Tutts, S1 Mrs n NJ. L.
Howarq6 6osgIss MIs MS E G. TIckerman Mrs James
Burdick G. Eastsriy HGS ESsOn Tss q Bqafy
SCHNEIDER Anna A Hoyt r BaTryi ar yii,as3n S9arles
lowe. J. B. Smith. Walter Freeman H. D. Chap
nlsn RPoWnY4iie. snT n Y-wram H. Eigabroadt and A
ADAMS csStrs y YvMr; "a A R,{isGs GaTs Harris
cbampion' y. Y-Mrs. J. Garvin,
SartbaTe' n Y-Mrs. Flora L vrooman
Mannsviiie. n Y.-H D Lowrey and Mrs C. a
Rice's "a station; \, Y7MFf : I RrFt.Issls Ett2
PsmelW5a: W.tsrtown n- o' r. Mrs W W. Luther and
Be Psyster YAnareE Rounds; d;:oN Wam 1osn Tat TaS
son. son. f!ss rhomas Taggart Edwin Todd, Frederick
Robert sSs5 %4: H"ps J5hnsop any mr. e. rssS rPISsg
George smithers Mrs Gifiin. = f. Thornton, Jonn
WIlsonc c1ton Mfs Sei n Miss Belle badger Miss Cora
Rounds Mrs George Rounds Ms MISS icL MaFtie rleei
IhaooGcs ina George Beach Mrs James Thornton. d. l.
Walker and William J. Putnam. er,,,n Mrs or,n
DS,aa Sna@pH9o Horace crook Mrs Chester cosqrn Mrs
( FisfssheRF Rs1 Mrs cSrsyi "a sg,' Miss Ella Cutler
and Melvin. Remit t,,. " Dewey. the Rev. NJ T
t5Tl ard Mrs ". W Corey.