New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.


At the Ilalscy-st. VI. l.. Church the services
wer, conducted by the Pastor the Rev James Free
man. who also preached short and appropriate sermon
Tho congregation of the South Baptist Church met at II
o'clock aud listened to excellent cscouf,e rom th,r
pastor 81 Paui,s T. church Was Wei alu'I ~ ~ DIV
morning oclockat which service the pastor the Rev
n X Meredith. according to announcement, prcach'd
upon the Christian citizen IN the pt9seh! riST
ing that men should grant equal Justice Ia al their Tel
lows oven God WILL 40 the hnil accounting Day meie
out equalJu'uce To al mankind. ,n,Si' w ,ea'o
denominations met n the First baptist church between
aud o'clock uI aud mitci in ernceung con
a prayer aud conference meeting was held IA
d,endrJ Al about Inc SANE time the Mission sunday
school of the Central NJ T. Church under the care of
brifcd its drs anniversary m the church Addresses
were made hy the pastor, the Rev D. h burr tlc hcl'
J. A. Freeman and the Rev j. o. Rogers ana between
the addresses the chidtth sans some 'e'J pi ~,
pieces At the close of the exercises ia the ch9Ich c
children numbering about 500, were marched 10 the
chapel whore each one supplied with "a package Of
confectionery and sent home rejoicing.
The members Of the Union st. NJ. L. Church the Rev.
Ion Atkinson pasor commenced what promises 20 be a
very successful fair al Woodruff Hall yesterday morn
ing A heavy debt rests upon the parsonage, ana me
hope j. INDUCED that the continuance ul ue "I lo5ut
viii realize sufficient 10 relieve Tie house OF large part
OF the ncumbrauce. Thanksgiving dinner ana supper
the features yesterday supper u also 10 DC pre-
pared tonight. .,,,- a, :, cu...
pastor, opened fair aud festival at Ludlow ii9ll on
Wednesday did profitable business yesterday and VIII
try To repeat the success today struggle exists here
among the friends Of the Foster Home e IIOeslaul
Orphan Asyum, and the Home Tor Agcu Women 10 on
ture. offered by the Managers Oh tie ar 70 81, ~ my
above charitable institutions that may nave the hshest
number of votes al the close OF the festival. D.,
The school Of the FIRST German lf'sy terrain thiyn ~
Marshalst, commenced fair yesterday, win tne lauu
able design Of relieving the church OF $1,000 of debt
The congregation of the North Baptist Church. the Rev
Robert Atkinson, pastor eiJoycu reunion ahu lca
meeting last night, winch Occasion he present ana
st e,ners and many ef their friends gathered To aid
In relieving tho church Of temporary pecumaly en-
barIassment. guartctte club enterlhsu tne COMPANY
with music and short addresses were made by the PASTOR
the Rev H. W. Knapp Of this city, ana others. to-, n,
colored men, celebrated their ninth anniversary 10y
public parade the afternoon and ball IA tne e'e9ns
The officers Of the Society are President Chas Mi,s
Vic. pre-deut john Aston; secretary Jolh II: WI
iams Treasurer james Ray Marshal JOnh II. oullYan
While friends were feasting, and the lt.glous we're
n,'ys,r The sporsmen were not idle. Az the quoting
rrnlnds OF Mr. james McIaren, In Ogden-st, between
2lov and Parker the match for the championship OF
Anarcn and zoo Was brought 10 close by James Nc
aren beating his opponent, Alexander Lcm,aSh ans
scotty by 10 shots in three games, two being q, -
and one AT "A yards. match Is m contemplation 10 DC
PLAYED on the grounds at recent dAte'
Samuel Glimshaw OF bio9nn1." -, " IN ga "a Sioo a
Newark, at IL yards, soft hands, Tor rom S'o'o sV
side .., T., a ,ol, ,l,co q,
Newest between T. Casey and James Mullen amu iliho
thy j Hyan and John Maddox. Casey ana MGleh were
tho winners The gallery OF the court was ueu uur
ing the progress OF tho game - , ..,., nd, -.
Co. Z, First Regiment state lle Co,ps cpi o ~
Capt Russell, visited Paterson on "a Jury. ~ o, ~
which place tho company was received by MAYOR lo
Independent Battalion. and the members oil Co ieht
WALTERS hcnter at the day pcTf2Er Tl1 snsy waS
crowded The pieces gwen were BLACK E!It t opss M
cairo and Married Life attracted not less numbers
Neither the heaer nor the semi eAef'ists IN
tho chnrhes attracted all the people OF Newark Al the
concert given In the First Baptist Church by the Newark
Harmonic Society Part OF which was llaS9 lIpSiia
Mnss the attendance gratifying. MI ne Cor
d6ya had satisfactory audience w. he read ms cee'
brated divorce suit OF "Jiks VS.. Jilks' MT orlando
Thopess was carcey less pntrOuiZed nc MS eadnsa III
Music Hall The benefit Of the Foster Home at Library
Hall was n real The Iryington LySenm ana
Library Association meeting was well attended Ihus
went everything satisfactory to those Immediately inter
ested.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-Ihe day has Deen
cloudy ana cool Thanksgiving was very generally OBJ
served stores aud places Of business were All eioSou
IN BOsTON.
BosToN, Nov. Thanksgiving was observed
here i'm the customary manner Religious services were
held this forenoon In OF the churches ana win
soa festiyes this afternoon and evening The weather
was mild aud foggy, with slight ram.