New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

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t,al neal to the outcast who NAV De aIeiaotv
TO the spot He will also furnish coHee H rom hS
cofee-urn, and hold thanksgiving snIce di1oa -
oecnbsr fashion A generous THANKSGIVING dinrer
will be giving 10y the managers OF tue Noio'cv VI
pban Asy nm. 20 the 29f children at ~ ooc
services viii be held IN the chapel.
The ladies' of the Union Relief Association are 10
give a dinner 20 about 200 disabled soldiers woo
receive no pensions or such small ones that they
have little more than bare support.
Thanksgiving dinner will be furnished the BOYS
of the East SIDE Lodging House. in the new oul1,
ing at East Broadway aud Gouverncuf- at D
O'Clock. Many friends the institution arc OK
Emeration Commissioner Charles Hanselt. who
is president Of the German Emigration Socog, hSi
ordered, at hls expense. dinners 20 pe m En-.
to abont 200 German emigrants ~ ths O0i'" -
grant House. No. l6 Safest 81, t;h
The Commissioners OF Emigration will tH 9i1
Thanksc wing dinner % the INSTITUTIONS gu " IA"
Island for 500 sick and destitute emlgfahts'
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
MANY Of the churches viii hold ihapAsg'Flng ser
wires as usual At the Church OF the Holy Irnlty'
at Madison-ave and Forty-second ST., the Rev. Dr.
Stephen II. Tying. jr, will preach sermon appro-
priste TO the day. harvest home festival VIII be
held after services, aud provisions Will be DIS
tIlbuied among the poor of the PARISH
The Rev DR. Bellows will preach for the Rov
Robert Collyer at the Church OF the MESSIAH -,
Dr. Newman will preach ut the Central Methodlst
Episcopal Church at IL n. III. on National I"cH-
A UDion THANKSGIVING service will be held in the
Church of our Saviour, at Fifiy-seyenth-st. and
FSht6-aye AZ Ii a. m. The music VIII be fur
rished 10y the choir of the Rev DR.. ChapIns tuufch'
AT the Church of the Covenant sermon VIII De
rrcsohed by the pastor the Rev. DR.. Marvin IL.
Vincent, al 1 o'clock. There VIII be special must
cal services by the choir Of the church ana chorus
of fifty voices from Che OratoTio society
Services viii be held at st. Stephens Roman
Ca hole Church, IN East IWeniy eis1 90 sI a
solemn high mass will he celebrated NJ ~ o'clock,
after which the TIE Deum" will he sung BY the
choir The day will also he observed al ST. Pat,
rick's Cathedral ~ Fifth-ave. ana fltIietbst' ana
at "A number of other Catholic churches I'D the city,
including ST. Alphonsus'S Church, 81. dichaers
Church. in West thirty-second,st. ana the Nnuich
OF 81. Frances Xavier. West StxIeenth-st
At the FIRST Reformed kpiscopal Church. at t1ty-
ftth-st. and Mad son-ave Ihanksglving discourse
will be delivered BIZ the Rev. William l. Sabine.
In the Central Presby terrain Church., IN flfty-
seventh-st. the congregations of the torth-thrd
Street Methodist, Fcrty,seeond street Bagt,st ana
Forty-second Street Methodist Churches will attend
The con pregst,on of the Madison Avenue MemO-
rial Presbyterian Church, at hty-third-st: ana
Madison-aye.. Will attend services at the church
this morning. The Rev. ". H. Davis will preach.
special sermon will be delivered IN the iPnai
Israel Synagogue IN East Fourthst., by the Rev. l.
T.. Moot. Tnere Will also be an elaborate service at
The Fortv-feurih Street Synagogue. The music
will be under the direction of Professor Frederick
In Tie Tabernacle Baptist Church, IN
Second-ave between Tenth and Eleventh
mon Will be preached by the Rev. Il. b. Hull
ATHLETIC GAMES AND FIELD SPORTS
The Manhattan Athletic Climb will give its annual
THANKSGIVING Day games the Club Grounds at
Eieh,h-ave. and Fifty and Fifty-5eventh-sis,
at 1880 D. IN. There will DC a 75-yaris run, loO-
wards run. 600 yards run, half-mo run three
auarter-miie run, one-nilc run, o1e-Dlle walk;
3OO-yards hurdle-lace; consolation race halt mIle)
for beaten mon; boys race tquarter-nllel sixteen
years and under. There viii also be Onc-mile run
for professionals. The entries number more than
500 and include many prominent a hetes. In the
thrre-duarter-lnile run, Myers, McCaflray, Fred
ort.E.
tered Fer the BOYS race than 20 have en-
tered. In the mlle run for nrofessionsls {; Prce
ex-champlOn OF England, !. j. MCDONALD ana
The Standardization Athletic Club VIII give
games on MS grounds in Fifty lourtu-st.
An exciting game OF football viii take place on
the polo grounds, between the evenly mat he'd teams
There viii be athletic games in Brooklyn and
Jersey CITY also. A number of contests in rifle
shouting viii take place. AT Creedmoor there
under w Fl fle man%scmeaf Of the Ss' Naona
Rife ASSOCIATION The Ncw-Yorb Gun Climb will
begin thrce-days' shooting tournament at Bergen
Point. in winch members of the Long Branch Phl-
adelpha, Maryland OIaage Rlvcrton, Narracan-
sett and staten Island Clubs Will contest for prizes
The Fountain Gun Club will shoot at the Brooklyn
Driving Park, and tie Long Island Shooting Club
The Manhattan Overland Club will have its open
ing fox and hOuud chase to-day. The start viii be
taken from Weehawken, and the hounds viii be
The usual holiday CT, Sc OF the Wesrhester nar'
and II ouud Club viii take place to-day. The chase
"a a..
lawn. the hares TO have i've minutes start.
The Williamsburg Athletic CLUB WILL also have a
chase The hafes Will be started az half past 9 from
Wythe-ave. ami Rutiedge-S.., Brooklyn.
The annual meet of the American Cub Harricrs
will be held at Milburn, n. j.. AT II o'clock.
OTHER OBsfRvANCEs.
The veterans Of the War of 1912 propose 10 OBJ
serve the day as Thanksgiving and also as Evacna-
ton Day Adutaut J. Gould Warner viii hoist the
hag ths morning at suarse lie old block fort il
Par IN of md
David Van Arsdaie, the Of the sailor who
elm ed the creased pole at the Bat
terry when the British evacutted the city
piuetyseyeu years ago will 'aul ~ he flag there
IN cO.DmemoratlOl OF that event. ine vctcTars-of
whom zine ere expected ~ p1rtIcpafe-WiU attend |
services al S. Panps Chapel IN the morning after
wh'cn tuey will 81 down 10 dinner
eTal social events have been announced The
Standard Ciuo Qlehrewl vi hold a entertalnment
at the hall in West Forty second-st., near Broad
The mails at the Post Office win be closed at 10
a.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE DAY IN BEoOKLYV
To-day viii be observed as q holiday ga Brooklyn !
by III classes OF people as far as possible Business
viii b. suspended in ali th. purcpd SHOPS. a. |
thongH in the morning lours eroccrymen and !
butchers viii sell t. boated purchasers Of Thanks
giving luxdries. The public buildings VIII !
be closed and the city officers Will spend 1
the day elsewhere than in their Offices
Religions services viii be held in the morn
ing hours in very many Protestant churches.
In Plymouth Church Mr.. Beecher viii preach upon
NaiIOa al affairs, has been hIs custom for many
year. upon tins day. Mr.. Jalmag- VIII preach i'm
the Tabernacle. which vii he adorned with
agricultural producfs from al Uart of iha country.
AT The Bapu,t Iomple IN CicrmDut-ayc d.. Ful-
ton VIII preach. Union services WI be held ia the
South Congregational. Messiah, Made Reformed.
81. johns Methodist Episcopal, Fllst Reformed, end
First irc,bYterian Churches among OF ers
Methodist Churchct VIII uute IN service IN he
South second Street Cnurch. and ail the clnIchcs il
Most persons will g from church eat
turk at THANKSGIVING fables The in !
mates 81 he charitable and penal institutions Will
not BASS the DAY mnOtced. Preparations have |
been made for bountiiul dinners al fie K,rDs