New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-30


IN hour and half had passed the superintendent in
quired II they satisfied One tile IeIoM, aoOu'
We arc LAYING in some turkey for tomorrow After DIN
the children marched TO the chapel Nnere e! w.
Joined 10y several outside schools Addresses were macs
by the directors OF the institution. The Home snol-
tered within the last twelve months LOIS ln'n id
adults and children. aud 429 persons have been ue'
nearly 1000 than assisted the previous year.
In the Shelter 26l women have been received; oo
have been provided for 1877 Children and 59OOO ioa!es
OF bread have been distributed among tho poor VI vi"
nelghbOrhoOd - ,,, -. -,
hardly seemed 10 appreciate Thanksgiving yesteiuy,
although such OF their mothers as are under the care Vi
The working womens Protective Union distributed !,
what provisions it had received for the purpose among
women who under the sOcietys pfotccuoi 1870,
bountiul repas consisting OF turkeys. ICE Sleatn;;
pies and fruit provided for the inmates OF ne o Oi
Gentiemen's Unsectaran Home, at No OF East One-
Exercises followed, consisting
Of vocal and instrumental music 1h Ro9 ana "a VTn "
The Society tine Relief OF the Poor gave GOO persons
cause for Thanksgiving by distributing AT the ounce w
No 81 Bieecker.s 1000 pies 300 pounds of rice 200
pounds of coffee 900 lOaves OF bread ana iuo 0uua
of beef besides gifts of tea, canned goods chickehs'
"Tnfkcy and stufn' suffered tremendously from the
attack of the 100 boys Of the Sixteenth Ward Boys
Lodging House Theodore Roosevelt, by whom tle an
was provided assisted by MISS k0OseNe ~, "a. '
bonors OF The occasion in manner highly acceptable 10
the guests. II. l.. Roosevelt and j. r. Oracle pIoEeu
themselves the most accomplished OF walters me tS
for more" subsidized mt halfpast SIX O'CLOCK nav
been kept up for Gftyfve minutes. The evening was
given over to fun and frolic, ana no remarks "eio
T6e New-York Juvenile Society gave dinner, at It's
home on West ThirteeDtst, 10 100 neatly dressed Doy
from seven TO fourteen years old Ater tn i nea,
a. r. Wetmore, president of the iDstituisoh
and Thomas Denny treasurer, gave 'H nc n I'm
advice. The afternoon was given uP " " ,i,a9r
TASTES" the LITTLE fellows being permitted to ei0 lher
own sweet Wills In the evening there was Flnshs ~
the large hail, and a variety othteialy eAciiVlSS A.
which amusement aud instruction were colnlIeu ~
the home of the branch society on one, "
cnty-siXtlst.. where there Is nuch lalsG - n'i "
benenclarics, similar entertainment was gwen ,rs
Disabled soldiers ana he soldiers WIDOWS 81 nu rnIne
not forgotten Instead, however, o. ~
them with public dinner, II was deemed -
supply them with articles Of lOOd "hGh my ,lIs
pare and enjoy at Their own homes On meU'y ,' ~
Ladies' Union Relief Association met at the aihoy ~
the I'D Regiment and dlslbu'ed are 9u9 9rno tbe
provisions About 500 persons received gus Iio 'o
asSOci tilOn. ~, . ..,,,e+o,
tia dinner was spread through tie bDerhi'y oI ~
Willis James and others for the 100 inmates oil tat ~
flem having left ceats and shoes in their pI
yaie apartments TIE array OF touu ti.i7'
cl,.nherry sauce biscuits pies and coffee judge Van
Worst ID. Wins james ana NJ Dupuy were among me
visitors and each of them delivered bcl address. ls
Duseubury sang, which pleased tuem greatly Inc Dogs
acted in a very quiet ana orderly manner. ,,,..,,
The s'reeh0ys who are cared oi al me hl.liLt s
street Lodging House were served with boEnhui dIh
ner at Inc expense Of Henry Z. 1lawley. Four large
ofrr GOOD things which were resbed immensely nv the
HUNGRY hoys Alter dinner several ladies' aud gentlemen
sune solos ard played on the piano. Wnhe Tue boAs
created much merrlment by their come songs ana
THANKSGIVING dinner was given to the girls at Wilson
Mission. 81 Marx splace YESTERDAY .! me lIenus 81
institution. Four long 6d6es were spread t'lf
vas oacrd mon Them which must have sized even
tge fnneTictt for II included not only the regular
T1aiks wing items of the bin OF lare bal the unhead
o. bounty OF three pieces ot PIE lor t"tn Viz
conducted hy the Rev. Mr.. May, assisted by me
Rev BIZ. Thorn number OF songs ditciA't'u " t
The ofGcr exercises The children were finally marched
10 dinner. where they ranged themselves aIouhI 'ne
tables and after grace attacked the lepas heOfc tb'
Sr,ti, za'I Tbey entered the room keeping time To -
VIZ - sls Gf g,od fare wrr, also DIS ruuled
tie mission during the day To worthy families III tHe
neighnorIood wilson Mission il engaged in an
eXl cell
Who not only know now TO make the annual annual
festival success, but now to MAKE the f fl
OF the institution tel in the Improvement 81 ne children
vhO come under ther care. The kitchen Garden, "heh
is attract ne attention now as Nhuapc Itd 10. ~,
trann. the children OF the poor, was nv 'e" al tHN
Mission, and us lessons are regularly ah-ht mere 10
laTgt number of girls by us IhFt ntts' d,u "l,i
Company ~ young ladies Interested ia th' Mlssoh sew
in an Enlsu education are also taught ana III
variety OF oner ways ITS influence is CAtLucu O,I h
poor oi the vicinity their good An event llkc iat OF
yesterday shows that even in these duu times TINS oh
aud useful institution mus wa! 10 mdh5 as ""iU'
thankful that established III thclr OelaI'
Al HE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The dinner at tue Tombs consisted of'nnry gallons oI
fricas6c OF chcE,ns, turkeys, and corncd pork ac-
conpanied by the usual vegetables In the forenoon
the Rev Joseph p Becker Of the New-Yok City Mis-
sion who has for many years been the chaplain at the
Tolnbs preached a sermon No visitors were allowed IN
The prison during the DAY The dinner was furnished by
the Commissioner OF ChaIi'l,8 ana CORRECTION.
William WATSON, the Warden OF Ludlow street JAN,
,lpri, his guests by inviting them, az noon to- SIT
down TO q THANKSGIVING dnuer There ARE about hunt
chickens, with vegetables ana pr,. DuilhS TIE dtr-
noon ihe Warden was presented WIN Iei'c NEH.' Dy
nearly All o. the inmates thanking him Tor tire dinner,
and SAVING that they III their own homes they could
not Jared any better lnere were very IL" Ns0Is
A Ihtnksliyng dinner was served 10 the patients al
Bellevue Hospital, and al VINO could Assembled IN the
general dmuius-rO0m. The Others were served IN the
wards over a thousand pounds Of roast turkey and
k,,s we're eaten Many dclicaces such as oranges,
crane, apples ANA presented by Dr. James K.
Wood aud the other members oI the consulting medical
staff. At O'Clock special supper was served lhls
sfsfn nj an w. 30
o, stcrs were used Warden OEuurhe gave n as hs
opinion that this the largest stew ever prepared IN
fbe D.TtIneut Of Charities aud Correction which
distrbatcd among Tho various institutions under the
control OF the Department.
Inc children nurseries on Raudas Island. turkey,
chicken and ol sfers supplied 20 al. The 3~B chill
dr,u. li6 are orphans, seemed much och&hcd
with tie luAuics PROVIDED me insane ana SICK III the
hospitals we're also remembered.
Al the House Of Refuge, where there are SO2 boy and
I3s gIl., Thanksgiving services were cld pa TIE chapel
fine Rev Geo NJ. Sulytn reading the Presidents pfOcd
Society Tor the Reformation OF juvenile Dtihqucts
provided bOun1u dinners ana shPpeIs ior an uhuef It's
Jhe emigrants or Wards Island simply had an extra
RAT ON OF mutton stew. WITH rCe-tnd-raisu pudding
The Commissioners of Emigration having no iunds to
eXgeud !Or extras, were conf tcu 10 DO co,cy chdfd-
be Religious services were held III the Roman Catholic
On BacSweIs Island the usual dinner bioffare was
varied b the addition Of turkeys, chickens and oysters
Tie oyster, were the gin Of Matpy Co.. OF this city
ins observed there, Ward's and knGal's Islands,
by "a cessation OF work and o good diner
OBSERVANCE AROUND THE CITY.
UNUSUALLY QUIET IN BRookLYN--THE DAY IN THE
SUBURBAN TOWNS.
Thanksgiving Day was passed in Brooklyn
more quietly tIan usual The shops and other Of
business were generally closed and comparatively few
ersons were upon the streets except those VINO were
passing 10 and the churches on such hol-
idavs small boys cOntrycd make considerable noise