New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

almost like twins. happy time awaits them. for
Mr.. Long has made considerable preparations for
their entertainment
Mrs. Gertrude Foreman. OF Albion N Y was the
prime mover in procuring entertainment for the
slxty-eight children who left the Grand Central
Station for Albion at o'clock last night The ma
Jority Of these children live on the East Side The
same train that carried the Albion party also had
aboard a party of sixty bound for Knowlesvtlle
n. Y.
From the Grand Central Station the scene Of ac-
ton shifted to the Chambers-st. ferryhouse OF the
Erie Railroad. When the Tribune representative
arrived at the ferryhouse he met by a party
OF nearly hundred happy and noisy boys and girls.
They were quickly loaded aboard the boat and their
long trip to Cuba N Y, was begun.
For the third time the Grand Central Station was
besieged by a crowd Of Tribune Fresh Air Fund
children. Three parties. numbering 224 children.
went out at $3.50 p m. Mexico N Y. Phoenix. N
Y, and Watertown. n. Y. the places where the
majority of the children will be entertained.
The following letter. showing the arrangements
for transporting Tribune Fresh Aid Fund children
for one week on the New-York Central Railroad
gives an idea of the enormous amount of detail In
this department Of the work:
Subject; Movement Of Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Mr.; C. F. Smith. Assistant General Superintendent
sir: Tribune Fresh Air Fund parties will move as
70 Knowlesyile. and party of g., New-York to Al
gust !, leaving Knowlesvie at 1852 D. m and Albion
at sos p m. train No. $50. Please provide two
coaches TO run through with these parties in each
4,3 Monday. July II. party of forty. New-York to
PhGen1x, train No SS. This party TO return August
l. Leaving PhoeniX at S.S3 a. m. connecting with
for this party to run through in each direction
Monday. July II, party of thirty, New-York to
leo, train No S. These parties to return train
leaving Mexico at 1908 q m August l. connecting
provided for this party in each direction.
Monday, July Il, party Of eighty-four will leave
nations: FOrty-seven to WATERFOWL for Ad-
Harbor and twenty-five for various other points
on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
return by train leaving Watertown 6:SO p. m. on
July 81. connecting with main line train No &c. A
this party in each direction.
York to Rutland train No g. This party TO re-
turn leaving Rutland on August at Il a m. con-
0tG 9b or the ewo 8ary from; n ~ RutIand Rt
land 70 furnish coach for through service on re-
Tuesday, July IS, party of thirty. New-York to
Boonvie. train No. So This party to start home on
August >, leaving Boonville 75S p. m, connecting
Thursday. July 90 party of seventy-six from New
- P3;,1triiga TasSa ba1-e one or tJr0 coaches rs
necessary. placed in Grand Central Station not
these parties delivering to the Delaware and Hud-
son. to be forwarded from Albany at I:So a. m.
July due in OtegO 1879 a. and Bdlnbridge
August 8 leaving cambridge 8:53 a. m and Otego
9:29 a m connecting at Troy with our train No. 5S
I will ask the Delaware and Hudson TO furnish
coach for return movement On the return IL
is desired that a light luncheon be provided for
the party at the Albany restaurant t@ach cnllo
he provided with cup Of coffee and two slices
Of bread and butter. The two attendants TO be
served with a regular breakfast. Each member OF
the party viii Tribune Fresh Air Fund but
ton, which viii serve identification Receipt
should be taken from the attendants for the meals
served bill for to be rendered 10 the Rev.
Willard Parsons manager of the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, Tribune Building, New-York-
Thursday. July 20. party of fifty. New-York TO
C'orfnth train No -63 A coach to be provided for
this party and allowed to through via the Della
ware and Hudson. Party Will start home August g
leaving Corinth 81 a. m. connecting at Troy with
our train No. 3S. The Delaware and Hudson will be
requested TO provide coach for return move
ment. Very truly yours -
GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Passenger Agent.
w p c A. n. D. J. F.. A 4. H. A. e. B.. g.
c. p. Il. P. J. W. S. S. NC, T. NJ. l.. j. F. F.,
y. NJ W. J. A. II.
The initials the end signify that those persons
must be told of the movements of the parties