New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-25

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hort They number about 2oo ranging fr"in seven '"
xtc About 10 o'clock Protestant services were con
dr,tcd Il, The Rev Narinus Wict. At noon there wasa
poultry dinner. In the evening, under me ulr'ton :"
Warden W IL stephens, pii o' the 'nuieh met ~ 'n'
.rIno room and listened 10 music fcCtliiUn ana d'rl
nation There are about 100 sick children IN the Nur-
sery Hospital. In The Idiot Asylum good dinner was
served. and John Rouse, one Of the most lcnirkahc
idiots in America, presented himself To VISITORS and
made remarks more amusing than coherent
In the House of Refuge the day was observed under
the supcTiuteudeucc al Israel G. Jones. Al Ielglos
exercises were conducted In the chapel 10y the rev Dr
Pierce, who also delivered thanksgiving RIurees; III
the evening there were social eAer,ls,s ia TIE SCHULZ
ON Wards Island one half ~ the Inchratc Asylum il
devoted e. disabled eNNewYork VOLUNTEERS, and ih"7e
WHO were not ont on iurlough Visiting nor IlruI
cpNci an excellent dinner at the Asylum ycsi'l""!'
Those of the incbriates who were not l"llg l'',r
r-ccivda poultry dinner al the S't rA We tjr y
patients who pay always nave bi oil lal' y, r.
made out anew every day SUNDAYS cN,,Pa.{ in'
greater part of the emiqants were yettcl'y W. LII r
pitfalls, hut those who were able to ENJOY soou ui'
received IL beautifully. - a.,
On Blackwcs Island the Lunatic Asylum was me
chief center Of attraction and me prlhr'i l'at,
the day in that institution the dancing by the IS
afflicted PATIENTS The principal ianey da'ins t init
cuicd by Fanny lHrringgn VINO ms u'.n a'y
tation for several years There were number o.
from The city who paricipted IN Soine oi o d nm
that they might mediate In the Aims hnu-' ,no ~
mates received an extra quantity ana Pn'1 VI io ~
At the Tombs, contrary to custom, the pris-
not furnished with "a Thanksgiving dInurr.
The freedom Of the corridors for little longer time than
usual all the favor granted, and no Nsi'ois were
admitted.
MISCELLANEOUS CHARITIES.
The 2l3 children in the lIalf-Orphan Asylum
in West Tanth-st were provided with an abundant
Thanksgiving dinner
The Water-st. City Mission was visited by
an unusually large number who inspected the illustrated
papers and comic monthcs with evident satisfaction
No dinner was served.
The Eleventh Ward Mission, under Richard
T. Cullen IS situated in West Ecyentht. near Avenue
C. bountiful dinner was provided for 60 boys at u
o'clock At the conclusion OF the meal tt Sa' Slo'"''
were made and the boys joined IN the singing
At the Five Points House OF Industry, the
good things Of a Thanksgiving dinner were enjoyed by
over 400 little children, many in rags, but all clean and
perfcctIy happy over 100 turkeys and about 400 pies
we're contributed by business houses of New-iork
At the Girls Lodging House, No. l2j Blocker
st. at about D. m the 40 inmates mostly servant gils
without situations and homes, were made partakers Of
an excellent Thanh. gyng rcpast OF turkey yegriahle-
and pumpkin PIE. Tine Who'll" affair was conducted IN -
quiet holnc-likc manner, without visitors The oupe'Ih
tcndent is Mr. Trott.
At the Midnight Mission, No. - Amity-st.,
services we're conducted yesterday by the Rev Mr..
saunders after which the % inmates received Good
Thanksgiving dinner. $1,000 has been coptrntcd 10.
ward the erection Of suitable hlrsl"h hnuuliI I'i
which 10000 needed. $1,000 was received Last week
from an unknown Trend.
At st. Barnabas House, No. 30i Mulberry
ST. under the charge Of the SstcrhOOd of the Good Sh'p
herd bountful dinner was provided. over 900 guests
nr drJ nv the knncsS Of the ladies OF The Episcopal
churches Of this city: Thank,gylng service was h'id
in the chapel by the Rev. \. ii. Warner.
The Sixteenth Ward Lodging House, under
the uperIntendencc OF Gurcy Yesterday at 4!
D. H. through the generosity Of Mr.. Roosevelt, aud
Others enabled lay before ia 100 grathed and hungry
visitans hontiiul supply 81 TURKEYS, yeFrt'ncs, f
dispose Of Several short and plthy addresses were made
by Mcssrs Roosevelt, Ward, and Godkn
I'm the Fourth Ward, in which population
4Is and
where there an average of less than two dwellings TO
every "n mill" other den Of vice. stands the Howard
Mission Yesterday over 600 children Representing 20
families, received here b"untihl dinner PROVIDED 10y
the hotels and private contributions, ana today 200
mothers will bc invited into the Mission and fed Iherc
were also exercises 10y the Children including singing
and recitations Addresses made by the Rev Mr..
Gore the Rev Mr.. Mngins Mr. Hamilton and numerous
visitors.
At the Wilson Industrial School, 400 or 800
people. old aud young ate Thanksgiving dinners. There
are between 200 and pupils in regular attendance at
the school which includes three departments sunday
school, Mission Church, aud Industrial , HoO' IL We
waiting ana general Homework are taught. The mana
gers also provide temporary home and shelter for
Vagraut children who not deprayed are the 0rd
nary inmates Of houses for Gorrectio ~ mas oe,n
contact with those whose habits are already hopeiesay
Phelps Mission was the most lastcfully deco
rated and made the finest display ~ any of the branches
Of this Society The dinner consisted NJ turkey, pies
cake and fruit. the tables being garn,hed with fresh
plants and from the greenhouse attached 10 the
Mission. The ediblCs the p ot Major Philip >chuy
lcr who for three years has performed The same act 81
| charity. The supply wa- bountiful and was ioyinly
paTakcn OF at y o'clock by the 10 regular bcnrhclarcs
of Mission and 80 or 30 others. who were invited
IN from the highways and hyway- for this particular
This Mission l. under the -uperincndcncy of g.
| Calder who after the dinner marched The boys ul-
stairs, where several addresses were given.
At the Ncwsboy's Home No. 40 Park
place. the day was duly celebrated 10y the usual Thanks
giving dinner. About 80 boys did ample justice 10 the
,auds After dinner speeches were made by fi'ndS ot
| the boys. This institution has been source Uf great
bcuctt 10 the little waits. During II years II has lodged
s2Jg boys restored to their friends or found employ
mcut for Gls. procured good homes for 5.gS, and fur
n~hcd 1880 meals. Tie expense of all his has been
SlO 2j 2f which the h0ys have contributed S9jG o.
leaving the actual expense sO3' 81 II 10 each hoy.
Tie charge j. tx cent, FOR each meal, and 90 tHOS. That
cannot Fay meals given free. CidI.', Conner j. the