New-York tribune., 1903-07-27
GREAT BENEFIT TO 1889.
That Number ReceiUed Fresh dir
Outings Last Week.

Another week of the work Of The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is under way, and with it the workers
md themselves Well into the middle Of the season.
Last week there were sent out for two weeks out
iugs Log children, besides 800 who received the
benefit of the day excursions, making total of
1883 for the week For this week a good number
Of children already booked. going to ffty-seven
different towns.
The towns which viii receive the children are
Malone. \. T.; Whippeyile. n. Y; Burke. \. Y;
Fay \. y. Summit. VI; BoonVille n y. Barne-
veld \. y Genheld, \. y; Canton y. y; Lyons,
X y; Camden \. J: Port Leyden n y; Brown
vile. \. Y. Turin. \. Y; Lyonsdale n Y; Ant
werp, \. y; Cleveland, \. Y; Bernard's Bay
\ y; Kortright, \, Y; Peekskill. n Y; Shokan.
X y Fairfield, Conn; Lancaster. Penn; Patter-
son. Penn Sunbury, Penn Newvile, Penn; Ober-
lin, Penn, Shippensburg, Penn; Pembrook Penn
NitllersYille, Penn; Pttsfeld. Mass; Middletown,
\ Y, Tenahy X J., New Windsor, n Y: Mar
cellus y. Y; Buffalo y Y; Syracuse n Y:
Aliens HI \. 4: Utica. N Y; Ilion. N Y;
hsperance y Y; Port Jervis. \. Y; Sparrows-
burg. n y Carbondale, Penn; Brooklyn, Penn;
EaFlFilie. y. y 0swego n Y; Hannibal n. Y;
oswego Centre, y, Y; Southwest Oswego, N. Y;
Sterling. n y; Halstead, Penn; East Stroudsburg,
Penn; Portland. Penn. Hyde Park y Y: Auburn
y. y, and Avon, y y
he day excursions have been favored with pleas
ant weather, and the three which took place last
week We're extremely successful. The frst one of
f-~ ~~'-' 7S'--S "a 4seSGek IRON. the at South
Fllth-st- brookiyn Was under the management of
'he brooklyn Childreps Aid Society That on
Nednesoay Was managed from the Office and start
90 rom iht Aarket-st pier. On Thursday the
CiAoh Set9ismeHt Of New-York. held its outing.
starting from East Niaety-frst-st The excursions
@'i nave Excelsior Grove as their objective point
aiI- average about one thousand persons in number
Henry sTader. If Port Jeryis who will he in the
'''S again thIs week 10 take party to that place
Isll14ls IBo pathetic cases that were brought to
ms attention by a New-York physician
Ae hTsi, wrote the doctor. is a little boy Of
elsh' years. whose father. discouraged by illness
aAe lack OF work. committed suicide about three
weeks ago. The mother is left with q faroiiy ~
niue ones TO support by days work and she is very,
ai-Al9ss 70 ma an opportunity TO send the eldest
Sbs1 - on 5ttie poy. TO the country for the
sIeclte Attle girl Of twelve years VINO has had
C5tEI,io- 1tla-Es 1i bi9nchits, and is now in q
she is obliged 10 remain in the cif- an
1,r5f3tl,l L"Aq, good summer in the country will
s.-.a-iy pc ai she needs 10 make her vrali an6
sSe.TJ44s She is saeh nice girl and The familv is
an yeI- t.5t an 2res tly Interested in her and
Teas sIAlogs 10 see her get the opportunitv she
seVe-s1 - Ger tunss were diseased there would be
Is nut q m -, -%;loA % could send her. but she
lhe re5is az SUBJECT ioF any OF these places as all
disesr5. j. so'a ar 10 prevent her from becoming
I1 rsri. 7tafr had this letter published in The
&c .o-ie OK the town II is boi3ed rbat if ,yiII
otlrg 20 -IBe these Two little unfcrtunates an
le-s Scr touching instance Is cited from Bethle-
living ai.tl. II Is that o. a family of children
rerts4 =. H-sera be home. The missionary ex-
ibe rrai5selt1 D., selt1 three Of them 10 Bnghamton, but
u Nc aied the day before the party went.
sreet s-'4I L1dllE sent TO Corning last
of fi-,r 'el mere remained girl OF twelve, a boy
lac el slrl - fye. who also needed TO have
.ee li54s he older girl though just past the
sic ~ ~, ,lchtE deserves a rest in the country.
ss.-ien tor many weeks. and is worn out with the
Tida. s-.o ;tooF. These three were sent out on
IL IL slese are The cases that are demanding
reas@5t @ y y or the fund, and more and more. the
ssf -r-.atcts. are large contributions needed so
---aF Le cared FOR