New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

itIuAb AoAiAon' ih"NSH ia'V 80 80 -
the greater number remain IN their places and are good ser
wants 1bysix boys and gs have been provided win good
homes is arranged for them TO remain until they are
respectively 81 and 10 Of age 1t gratifying TO know
that nearly all these are dong wei Nine IN tender infancy
taken 20 homes of plenty while though formerly Oren they
The warrobes have been but poorly supplied during the
year though through the unng labors Of the Wardrobe
Committee the Mission have been able to distribute over Tour
thousand garments This enumeration does include the
boots and shoes have been given 10 the poor children OF
the school, in TO the parents whose necessities
thousand seven hundred ratons Of foodhave been
given out and coal small quantity during the severity Of
Winter Tie tenement rooms in the MssonHosse all
filed with families who seldom violate the rules OF order and
NETWORK JUVENILE ASYLUM.
Thanksgiving day viii also be observed in the Ju
yene Asylum, near the High Bridge and at the House OF M
ner This institution is designed school of reform Tor
vicious boys as well as home for nendless and lncaedo
children Children received ranging from TO IA years OF
age and being kept 10 weeks at the House OF Rep
uon on Imreenthst so that may pe MAJ t!
Ie icnt time 10 be benefited by the care and instruction
received the Asylum they returned 10 their parents or
given into Of worthy people who viii act toward them
the part parent T. Chids esq is Superintendent OF the
F1yE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
This admirable institution, situate at No l33 Worihs IN
giving the recipients Of their bouneons charity an excel
lent Thank gyng dinner Ample PREPARATIONS have Den hao
for the feeding Of over 1000 persons Turkeys are " apuac
and mnce without number over 800 being conDte ny one
gentleman alone The exercises will commence IN he Ghae
H. and viii be conducted by the children At o'clock the
children will dine At o'clock, religious exercises WIZ again
be given the chapel At y clock the Italians ana Tue ouI
door poor generally are TO be Hospitality entertained -
During The past year meals have been given away
80 S inmates I'm tie House and sent TO situa.
tons or friends The whole Of the institution Is conducted on
the economical PLAN viii be seen when u stated mat
s. will supply child with food Tor three weeks. ,
In ISL the Five Points Of Industry established
by the Rev L. NJ Pease In 1854 became an Incorporated
Institution governed BY Board Of Trustees elected annually
bv The ncorporaors aud secaan IL is devoted mainly
TO preservation Of children nom suffering ana crime us
receptace for n who have where else 60 The orphan
Childpu separated hy CONVICTIONS
for crime offspring Of those totally unable 10 support her
chidre-a here until they be properly placed
and cared for They are ceansed fed taught and furnished
with labor early practicable or sent TO homes IN ne couh
Try Assistance is also rendered 10 aduls ns lar a. can 80
without encouraging adependance upon charity anu eu9s arc
made to reform and procure labor for sueh as are ws 70
work In short tins Institution stands between WItloAcsss
and crime with open gates Tor all ana now many e u s
been the means Of preventing God alone can snow Inc
record Of rescued souls VINO have partaAh OF inc I o
tanity beneath its roof viii more than Justify all the outlay io
them. Aid afforded TO the outdoor SICK ana poor whenever
eases are found To whoom II best 10 extend help
Nearly twohhds Of all received into the House are children
Many Of them being rants or ungoyeqa6e have ue1 ley 70
for reformation DINERS arc chuIeh QUE o poN vi
whose parents are incorporate who voluntarily 70 U.s.
After suitable period these children placed mostly IN
families ana on iarms IN lne connIl' ~, io' la'
uniformly inmates family OF 30 and lodging qecoInoda
about The whole number registered as having
been inmates Of The House since us oigan1Ao Is '' d.
least two thirds Of whom were children ,.. -,
scarcely necessary 10 speak OF the chanctersoi he
pupils The fact that tcy live iu the Fire I0Ht Suggestive
the pursuits and habits Of the class IL Is safe TO sag at
inceducsion ana moral .Iiss I'M 5 10 ,DIs are he
same AS in the Primaries Of the Board Of Education seven
tearher' Hg ~ ~ 6r fbc wear was rs HE whole
number of cidrcn taught On these schools tom the octohf
1865 10 eth Of september 1850 was 100 Ihe Whole num-
Der Of pupils connected with me schools nom e
ment is not far 7OoO that than 100 souls have
less directly under the influence Of The usutu
HOME FOR FALLEN woMES.
the Home for Fallen Women, No y West Houston f.
there viii special religious services 90 the morning ana tab
las I'M tbe eteue Tie Institution f1unsel wear ago,
and has been IN successful operation since IL Dos - m
mates who are cmpyed during the day In paper folding and
az
cesl in saving numbers Of fallen women frum dcstuciea
HE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL,
or NJ Il was formerly called the Jews Hospital Is situated
bb oyrs A. s name Indicate his Institution is for the
sick among the Jews but not exclusively 80
Of the hospital provides that Qahi' OBJ h
creeds If poor aud helpless ana not suffering iom ,gIifos
IT, ,ii Ton ~ nm, mic. Ia flifl 6.y alAe.aito
The hospital erected n lisa and organized on the 18th
1y Of February l-J2 hy samson ~msun John j. Hart = NJ
I.sacs BENJAMIN Nathan Henry HendncA, and John VI.
occupies Presidency nnd NJ l'anc lie h1udg "a iolr
G, oS , N e me- l hospital stand. j. de- m Of ~ samoan sim
and the Board Of Trustees composed ~ lt Z" lr most
prominent Hebrew gentlemen received 'o IRON ihe estate -
hc late Judah Touro uf New orleans belucsi % 600" The
hospital the u wears Of BE- existence provided for Upward OF
patients many Of whom arc nmaie' since - oSnhg
Nr benjamin the Supcrntcndcnt ond pr = l'IT iLc
hysicinn and surgeon VIII on einct h24o % 'o1
sultng ana Whiting Physicians nui Surgeons 90 -a An
THE HElEEw oHrHAS ASYLUM
This charitable institution deed ior ODE plrls,e oi giving
home those children Of jewish pafenr whom Providence
deprived Of their natural protectors j. located 90 The
south Of Seventy se'enihst and fid ave- or
piece ground donated hy The Common Council ILr asylum
affords shelter upward Of children oi both who
while finding home there are brought up 20 become nim
and The expenses Of ne l. h,cai wear i't up
s4 gl5 D. (which 81 800 r. expended for repairs The
fund.- are raised by collections among The charitable ana ny
lent society Of this city the afas Of tie Asylum are admins
tered bya Board Of Governor OF Eaom > M1 ole ' j. Ies
idcu while the OF tie Asylum u The hands oil
d. Gmnebaum Superintendent and Mr and Mn "uimanh
as Warden and MatIon.
In 1864 society formed this city the purpose Of
better guilty atHg religious ellcnuon among the chhftn OF
the poorer Jews and through ne eAeons 81 several genc
this society Enabled 10 purchase "a house i
Avenue Fourth IT, where they opened The h school
This they enlarged and iy are now h9lhHg schyo
in which there upward - children taught not only NE
religion Moses but also ihe branches taught ~ our pulhc
schools The society Is untor the Presidency 81 Hem! NOM
esq with Isaac = lsancs a 10 SECRETARY It's expenses arc
about 81 o per year whe are raised by voluntary ohsTngs
THE SCHOOL OP TIE COAniUNASTE lsRAELITL ikAAcAsE
This institution situated n SiXthst near Secondage j.
school the principle US The above named only on
aty children are taught by DI T. aud Miss Franc
urteT under The auspices Of society oil which u Hn'e
''S' oTnER JEWISH CHARITIES
There are other Jewish societies for benevolent objects such
The Fuel Society" The Hebrew Bcne'o'T society
who last wear expended for charities the sum OF sl267 70
which was raised nom among about 100 membcrs-nnd
Tie Burial society for the burn Of jews who die m ind
gent circumstance Al these societies doing vs deal
good and while aiding many poor ndesinen TO carry on
their business prevent many fom becoming burden on the
THE RELIGIOUS srRvcrs.
There will b. special services this morning IN the churches
Of nearly every rel gious denomination Of this city
In Trinity Church there will be ul choral service and
grand anthem. The Rev Dr. NIntonN probably preach the
There will be High Mass In all the Catholic churches
The following special services viii be held to-day
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church Of the Punsn,"1he Constitutional Amendment" the
Rev DR.. Cheever.
Chrsn Church Twenty eighth',ls Peace Secured" the
Rev. Urban G. Bfegef
Fnayc baptist Church Mercy Ghrying Judsmen, In
our National Anain tie Rev. ThohIas Amitagc.
SrveusL Methodist ChuIchsenoIb by the Rev Daniel Curry
D. D.
Temple Ahnah Cheses corner Avenu, and Fourh sermon
by Rev Adolf Huebsch Ahymu written BY Dr. Huebscl
calvary Baps Church, West Twenty Gfds" Our Hopes and
Dor Danres tie Rev r. ]. W. Buckhtl
Pauls 81 l.. Church fou-hye. ai Twenty second sLse'
M by tie Rev Cyrus ID. foss