New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30

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basis that be shaken And for this Lord our
not only today offer the fruit Of lips but let In heart
and life oonsecrate ourselves anew TO God.
| THR ABYssISIAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
! The Rev. WIN. SPRLMAS. pastor Of the Abyssinian
Baptist Church oored preached sermon sS YESTERDAY p@
I Dads %1 k.r ao1 sb pS. ,
finding in such comparison many instructive lessons for The
people Of his charge lie gave quite long sketch OF the one
Justice ~
! rRtYITY cUuRcH-sERMoS By THB REV. On. vIsToN.
| The usua morning services Of the Episcopal Church,
according the ritual held in Trinity Church yesteoay
morning at II O'Clock There was in choral serSiee the
Rev DR. Viuon officiating The sacred edinee was filled 10
OVERCOMING There decorations or drapey visible IN
the church. The Psalm 4s, Praise The Lord was mtoned
The lessons the day from the 9Th chapter OF Deueroo
and lst Thessaonians The Thanksgiving sermon was
sehed nv the Rev DIR Vnton the text selected being as fol-
lows from s. Mathews: The lines have fallen in pleasant
places yea have goodly heritage viii bless the Lori
The gentleman in the Of his sermon alluded 30 the
prosperous condition Of the country the fourhng condition
OF Trinity parish its schools hospitals and other carita
and other kindred matters He also alluded in appropriate
hope Of all good that the country might be soon
united in the bonds OF close goodwill and faerna union and
stated the course remarks that the Pacific Railroad
destined the ties between all sections Of com
| mon country.
Thanksgiving Day COMMUNICATED IN many OF
The Roman Caiao Dhe .sa we're '1g 2eSeBed a tR
services winch generally concluded before H. and N
! the day occurred. The churches fairly attended
FlvR POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
As was anticipated, the children Of this institution
Of everything and spare that for the next two or three
days the children win be fed on Thanksgiving fare 1t Is esti
a dinner consisting q turkeys geese pumpkin apple and
the chapel in which the children participated In tins nsu'
amusement blended with instruction the object being
first the younge then to instruct them in the com
o. and religious education under the
most pleasing guse That this plan has been we
number Of children present yesterday viii amply testify shortly
after O'Clock the children dned and dd one good TO see
with what they vourcd the decaces that bad been pro
yided for them by the boneheenee OF our charitable fellow CIT
In the afternoon the Italians and the outdoor poor we're
entertained and they also did ample justice the good cheer
before them An announcement made that by the will
the late Mr. John b. Scocs the institution enriched by
the sum OF s2 600 This statement was oheered most en-
RANDALL's ISLAND.
A Thanksgiving dinner was served up. In the after
to delight OF the many Juveniles copyrighted there
TIE ALMs-BOUsE
many had been deuded with the idea that the traditional DISH
turkey in for them. Everything there but
the turkey and the unhappy inmates Of tie hcuse passed their
as their ncighbors OF the Aims house.
LUSATIC ASYLUM.
Here there good spread Beside the usual
allowance beef turke geese ducks and chickens dis
pensed In abundance beside all Of vegetable The
Unfortunate inmates Institution appeared thoroughly
relish the food which served up b. the different
wards separately. Divine service vas he'll IN the morn
ing During tie afternoon yoiusts visited the df-
iereni wards where the patients participated IN an enven
ing dance which universal saiislcon In many eases
excellent dancing exhibited Auer the entertainment
piano given by thorough musician an inmate Of
which exhibited Thanks
giving day every year shown last saturday
THE PESITESTIARY on BLACKwELLs ISLAND
The inmates went through the dull routine OF every
day lie-ackng hard work In the morning religious e1
ing the At the dinner came but contrary 70 the
expectation Of many nothing extraordinary served up
Beef and mutton alternately every day the fare Yesterday
locked up Al
THR HOWARD MISSION AND HOME
The tables of this institution were bountliully
spread yesterday with tempting roast turkeys and ayo dishes
wiiI ,,, @ t tirTS5 agaT banry hui Nil
who went 10 their homes wherever thy might b. with
s man, " S1 ,di. , - sl.J ss 10 fs mel nun
Der Of have be- Kept open Tor three hours IN
the afternoon Aer the little had lecn fed they gathered
child songs aHd m listening 20 pleasant addresses by some OF
the benevolent friends of the Mission AMI Home The Rev.
Mr. Meter who recognized the Father Of ihe lnsu
ton az not present preside over exercises being absent
IN Eurore but his place filed by Nr IhihPs Who
guests great many citizens called during ihe DAY AID iii
liberal donations In the Mission box which % the support
and clothing 9i TIE children he institution ptlag sApPofi'd
ed m No % New Bovery but better adapted % The pu
poses aud wants OF the Mission s Desired nua rs DON ~ Ar
p 4 Thompson who has been authorized 90 "e.t 'ulrcnP
tions Is successful l his eGorls new building d. be- erected
THR NEws-BOYs
The boys at the News-Boy- House Sun Building
Fulton.st bad great Thauksgiyng dinner last evening
b0otbncks baggage carriers sellers OF cgs SC Sc Among
these old young people eli sorts ~ costumes we're cAcd
were really bright and attractive An thcm seemed for the
time good nnured aud hungry That they Lad naeogs np
pees could easily determine who looked the demolition
great piles turkeys chickens Sc II was really
drul how much Of these boys could eat They did u too
such apparent tlnt they
doing great things that tho sight refreshing sharp
limits and ben the s rested RON ir labor enough food
remained TO have strongly temPtc second crowd gnHH
like 10 the first -
Alter the dinner there prayer and peeches by Mr. VI
T. Hcwe and Mr. Orauder OF hs city. audJulsc Black OF
Pennsylvania The boys then sang some hymns ~ very
cheerful II not artistic manner. Prom al arpeamnces we
should hiak yesterday was really Thanksgiving dag to those
At the Nesboys Home there 10 beds These
not sufficient to ACCOMMODATE oil who appy io lodging. ON
cents ior nights lodging provided t9J have aS money
is provided In the Home library aelodeon savings
bank school room answering also Tor chapel and pay oon
which property may be left Games such as chess and chick
er allowed There is also good gymnasium The boys
have bank Five per cent II a0wedon savings and the boys
have the privilege OF drawing their money month The
highest sum saved by boy in one month was s2 % by
baggage earlier Ia the evenings there are school exercises
and Sundays appropriate instruction is given both IN Le
The officers OF tie society aro. President W A. Booth;
Superintendent OConnor Treasurer, j. J. Hams sec
An examination Of the Yewsboys Homo viii commend it to
our philauthropic citizens
SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME AND SCHOOL.
When the nation was in the throes Of civil war,
and President Lincoln amazed al the power Of the Rebellion
was calling for more men the people Of the North socmny
pledged Themselves adopt support and educate the children
Of those who should fan in battle The pledge accepted
million Of men volunteered three hundred thousand died
the field or in the campand has the Kept its
fniihi Tie Union Home and school Hnyciglths st. near
Eightl.aye, formerly insution devoted other
benevolent IMPOSES aud well kept Gen. Robert Anderson
visited H. aud said How wish could the soldiers
Of my eompaqd be they fall their children win be as well
Home for soldiers orphans. Mrs. Cen l. ggA ccaVe W
terested in it, and consented 10 become rs President
In her absence, Mrs. Vce.Prcsidcnt DAILY, wife Of
Judge ]. DAILY presdes Mrs John G. FrmOutis officer
aud takes active interest Judge DAILY Major General Van
Vhet Prosper Wemore and other such the Advisory
Board Yesterday the little Of tho inuton-about 100
In ALL ranging from eight yearshad Thanksgiving
gusatOr portion Of which succueu and ay0ry The
little oIhahs had bright ewes and rosy cheeks and looked