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

the sun hid In The early morning and again concealed e
in the day hone forth brilliantly this animated scene seem
ing reflect alike benson Of the donors on the happy re-
eipients Of the bOuntifu Thanksgiving feast
THR HOME OF rHB RRrESDLEss
In the general feastng that wa going on yesterday
the little ones at the Home OF the Fendess were not io
gotten For some days past the society has been receyg
donations s %Ony and provisions %n T aons S
Coz lbs Of beean1 large quantity Of vegetables Besides the
regular inmates Of the Home there were IN asoS O
who under the control Of the American Female
Mission Association numbering altogether goo An entertain
wa given BY the chdrenn TIE chapel Of the institution
the Ircses consisting Of Rotations dialogues and ngn
wlch wa, attended y ges! many y Of stS e e1e
the children marched into adjoining rooms where yar
ely Of meats vegetables and confectionery met IS
they took their places at the tables some VINO
were na that their chairs did not reach the tables were
provided with high stools Surrounding the sides OF the dining
rooms visitors seemed more pleased
than the children themselves There were no waters IN az
tendance everything within reach and the little ones ud
not stand on ceremony helped themselves There was
bountfu supply fruit DO consumed which neoesated
the changing Of their plates As each plate was Ta'ei
smiling faces gave unmistakable manifestations of delight
awaiting the evening entertainment 49,,
large portion Of the children connected with the Industrial
Schools had their Thanksgiving dinner on wednesday Ie
remainder will be entertained to-day there not being room
enough TO entertain them all at
Miss Lyon the Maron Of the Institution and Mrs huoOaIu
and Bennett the secretaries Of the Society were In attendance
during the entire day .
All who contributed TO these little helpless children have the
satisfaction Of knowing that duly appreciated
THE DAY AMONG THE JEWS
observed this year far generally than for many years
sermons preached preceded and followed by psalms
In the Synagogue Of the Congregation Adas Jeshqrun the
Broadway Synagogue of the Congregation Shaary Ieha the
Rev. s. NJ Isaaos delivered hne sermon In the Temple
psalms and the recital Of the prayers for the sabbath Y the
Rev. NJ Rubinthe preacher Dr. Adler being iadisposed
In the Rivngtons Synagogue, the Rev DR. a Segson de-
hvered discourse cxyi H. while At the Synagogue Of
the Congregation Ansb Cheser in Noolkst the Rev Dr.
Mteiy iuerr reaQn plo Tie last verse Of
In the SKths Synagogue services were held and sermon
the blessings the Heavenly Father had youehsaed to this nation
Tie great cynosure OF attraction FOR the Jewish population
was the Synagogue Of the Congregation Ahawath Cesed in
Avenue G. where services held in the afternoon The
services commenced with the recital Of the Mnchah Prayer or
Vespers by the Rev Welsh after which ode to the day
written by the Rev Dr. Adolf uebsoh Rabbi Preacher Of the
Congregation and set to music by the Rev NJ Wesch was
rendered in style by the choir After prayer and the rem
dion Of Psolm S. o. by two solo voices, the Rev Dr
Adolf Huebsch opened his remarks by speaking the origin
of the day which though ordained BY any cee belonged
10 particular creed and therefore observed by al creeds
throughout this wide land He compared the day 20 the day
ordained by the Divine Law when all people assembled In the
temple Jerusalem and worshppcd God The day taught US
a. live good citizens act SUCH and walk the path OF y
The great solomon has said IN Proverbs XIV -,
righteousness exteth nation but sin Is reproaeh TO any
people Taxing ts for his text the reverend preacher
stated that three pillars gave strength 20 people Truth,
Justice and Peace" Truth the hrst essential m politics as
ven ~ IN religion Tor without II no nation eoula exist IL
found rs expression in good laws and good forms Of govern
ment for ony people which Is az able TO provide for itself was
happy and such people were We No state could I'VE VITA
out religion but this maxim but too omen rosuiutcd IN the
old countries where religion used 70 promote and cover up
sif interest That religion which had the most truth Noum
surely conquer the end The second pillar Of nation was
lseeusce to every body irrespective OF creed color or ma
twn aud The reverend preacher closed his
IesI via i S a1 o Isp y a nrS n i nS
wisdom decree that the meeting Of Congress might h. caac
teed by perfect Of feeling between Congress and the
President OF the United States
THE HOSPITAL FOR CRPPLEs
T. ne Editor Of The " D. TS.JSae
SIR: As is my custom when taking my coffee in the
morning 20 take look at-frs the eighth page Of The TRB
tN and ellnce the nth page leaving the edit
But Ihuday morning was moro than usually interested
institutions and your very appropriate remarks aud seeming
familiarity viii the workings 81 them And after reading and
making remarks my family proposing Wit
OF them NV ces, laughter remarked aat she would like to
ys the little crppes az No Secoudaye. We have to-day
visited this moot commendao charity and were del GIFTED with
ihecmany 81 them TINT have been sad opp hump backed
hp dscasci uhucsucng and club feet NAM OF them are
unc4 improved Dr. Knight informed me that Dor lady
Kind aud cousldenue friend the little cnppe had sent u
sud cencv of v MING. of tbe s.aDn fir be Children 10
@ yrer 1reouHatieu which the Iocor T. verv desirnus
Of getting In The sVod effort 70 supply professional treatment
20 to- dgrui crippled children Of our city Ut knight has
hbored ioF many years rrcolect Of receiving from him
circular light ca since inviting attention to this sub
ycc and proposing organization Tor that purpose There
now vel ganzcl soc,ty. having Boarlo Managers con
sstug u Of the bsne oient in city that OBJ
ned chartc three years and xix months since and at pros
snt occupy an ordinary dwelling at No N secondave The
Doctor that they contemplate building house that will
contain 100 children but hud great difficulty IN procur
ing the very hgh prices asked and that they have only
90 toward fund Of 10000 that viii be required
suitable building and grounds This they ought % have,
they in their small way relieved iuO patients IN
ab1u three years and four months showing great necessity
Tor such Institution Tor the poor crpples OF city
in. T.
Aston HOUSE
Mr. Stetson, the proprietor of the Aston yesterday
gave bis empoycs their annual Thanksgiving dinner. Tho fare
precisely DO that oed 20 the guests About 10
li down To The table aud enjoyed delicious ebc profuson
The table bald II and AZ not 10 inter
fe;e viii the daily duties Of the employee