New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26

We might have ch larger ana rauher l" ~
pleasant place Ia winch to give our dinner, sun ~, 49,
Eennion. looking around the dark grmy wsi,s 40 we NC
long, low shabby rom out ,he people bas seel ~ meme
TINS lisa place where many OF them are III 'ne "'"' "
coming ..A,.,., osNoa 8. roor woman
VINO ysn,ea CERTAINLY this is for am and
was given a seat little table by herself apart hVi"
III. men. u,o ,.oro a, the d,nper were known TO
DR. Kenn0n they had attended bs street services o.
sundays others we're strangers or al o. the at er s
made Snecia inquiries Ont of WORK you say ana eau
Obtain work 10 do r What been yonr business OK
what eau you do
Wei, here is card take thai to 1T & Co. do to-
ii they DO not back 10 me- ana III so Win ~"
Another man Just over from England; had been I, a
coachmau aud given card 10 livery staoie
keeper: s auOJner painter was told TO can u. NO
Doctors house next day aud he wnud ne CIV CIV sInI'
work 10 do there. A. the men went out o1 the Ies.
rant they thanked Dr. Kennon IN mos. & ben
terms Nav YOU always have good luck nuu oIees
you God bless youi You're god man. " May y on1
never JACK for as good ,n"s yr ~ ou their faces sx
pressed a great deal. One poor pa pa,Hy.ue l",On
>"Dc Gnstayus A SABINE. of No. 46 West twenty
thiTdsi expected to be here TO preside TO day saa
Iyr .uniop Dat unable TO com, On 3CCOADt OF
eickness may here that II was DE- sao0|s nriglna
suggestion that led 10 the pr"slnng OF the c"ns ana
brrod 10 ~ 10 the poor people WGoa We auuIfrH'
DIR SABINE has been Of greatest assistants
in supporting tais w1Is S eMe red S ~" OF NV
York who withhold tner names. Incy are zoe tamf
distribution core bread every sunday Afternoon
wne breaches the street near the Roosevelt street
Happiness reigned among the orphsus and the friend
less children the Girls' Lodging ionsT No - -
Mark,s-place. diuner served at 0ci"cA consist
Of turkey aud other Thsnh-gyng Day cheer ID 'hc
evening there was reunion Vi mo kris Nno n1o i U
tanned places from the institution auu are now ii.e
in service The entertainment cops'stg o. TN''n
lions music and dancing Refre Shmemts followed CON
eiStlns OF ice cream, axe ana irlt Ltis MA ~ o
twelve years Old surprised me s SSv, Cd md
The Charge OF the Light Brigade" Mrs Hurley, the
msron. these reunions are treaIy rn4ysd ny ,ne
between forty and hfty gathered nj the House III Tue
evening.
seyenfy-Ath-st and Tenibavc.. dinner provided
by the managers No spesil exercise" were ere
institution dinner was slso gwen at the Hog'e , OF
good things spread before them.
Al the New-York Infant Asyum, at sixty .frstst and
Tensvs special service was hed al II a. m ;,o dme
delivered calling the attention ~ MS ls enets
% the origin the hlSSry and 5ne OenG
at Nj Vernon. Westminster County. ana OF FIussing
der the supervision Mairons II. F. Hopkins and Mary
). Haudley.
The managers of the East Side Lodging House, at East
Broadway and Gouverneurst. celebrated Thanksgiving
Iay by presenting clothes TO the people who gather
house WAS decorated with rare plants aud tue tables
were adorned by immense bouquets After the dodgers
sf few rcmsas se to on The
growth and influence OF the house. In the audience was
Miss Wolfe. who endowed the house and uuder whose
has reached its present PROSPERITY lac enter
tatnDient concluded ~ seVcii recaIoh5 from the
boys
The boys in the Thirtv-stth Street Lodging Heuse
viii long remember Mrs W. e. Dodge, jr, who PROVIDED
for them liOeral thanksgiving dinner at the home No
3l4 East Thirty hfilist., last evening About 100 boy
psrtook OF the turkey cranberry sauee, xeS1ianes aLa
pies Their eyes gstened as tney impatlcnty ~acnea
the walters arranging the tables ne hoys VINO stay at
this lodging house pretty rough although many are
unusually bright and witty.
The boys lodging houss at No 700 East Elevonb-s,
was the scene Of mucn merrment las, evening: inc
turkey-ieyourng powers Of 100 boo,biacks newsnoys
and street urchius were III excellent order d. Wilbs
james supplied the tables With all the good things
winch tempt the appetite OF boys and his Kindness vas
fully appreciated.
At ST. vInceDrs Home for Boys. Nos. SO and IS War
rens appropriate Thanksgiving exercises were held
aud great dHner was given 10 those belonging 10 ire
Home and 10 others who called in he afternoon Early
~ the morning OF thanksgiving for the blessings
bestowed upon the Uncd States and It's pbaolIalis
uling the pas. year celebrated In The chapel OF the
IDlnaculate Virgin, t. Deum was sung n the cnoir'
and then Father DTumgnOle prescned sermon upon
country Al o'clock nearly 400 boys-iumates II the
Mission OF the Immaculate Virgin aud OF 81 Vncent's
little fellows scarcely more than BABES and had
to be lifted up their seats at the tanies To each
gwen large plate OF turkey and vegetables
ali tie bread coffee he wanted. and liberal
snce of plurn-puddng. There were prepared for the
dinner 500 pounds of turkey, 100 unds O beef, ninety
pounds If ham, 200 pounds pf plum pudding iva bar
res of pOtaioesnashed barrel o! celery. and cram
berry sauce. pies and frut without Toe dinner
was given by ST. isePns Union the name OF a the
members Of the Union, numbering probably $4,000
persons The chapel WAS handsomely decorated with
hIgs. bunting and patriotic notices 4 portrait OF
Washington WAS III nr0mihent place ana portals OF
Plus TX. aHd Leo MIL hung Oh the walls. Alter the
enGTD OF nr lone HdU DreD PROVIDED /, We c1dlci
was thrown open all who would come and it was
flied vi;h crowd OF hungry poor people, suen
LOOK OF this KIND FOR tile only real good din
they have IN Tire course OF d Jeai. Ieopie kept
coming aud going unit! night ard those no waited
upon The tables kept busy until late hour.
Al 81. Barn4bas Hone, in Mulberry ST. religious ser
vices held The forenoon. From I'LL night
foil doors LeSeeed BY noisy tnrDng of boys.
who mpstt nifty attempted 10 dodge past the two sal
wart policemen guarding the entrance. hundred ats
time they marched INTO the basement where soup
ana turkey IN Quantities to satisfy even The
SET before them. At o'clock six such de-
tachmeuts had succeeded eac5 otner and Others
Pro6aDiy seven or eight hunde ed children and good
man man % ,e t auaysbo, ebidren Hf 4b Home ME-
nursery children, the dag 0Oarders ana The glfs OF
the doors were opened u tne hungry lhrong without
Food was sent out 10 nearly 200 families who are more
and friends Of the Institution Visited yeste day.
At The German Emigration society. No. 16 statest. a
diaOer " given 10 200 poor Immigrants b. Charles
NeI.Yoiit G Tiaan sociejS ''1
Scenes were enacted in the ueigtborlood Of Five
Pont yesterday that viii not soon he forgotten by those
who wit essed hem E~ry IN he afternoon group Of
bows aud girls gated IN front OF inc door OF the
Stands the site Of tBe OlG Brewery" fhe bright
eo,2is worn oy me f,t's "no We're oteen III ho.ia
policemen guarded the eatraIce ~ the GENRE 0i
tbe square many nrwsbIvs .ud bGptDack, amused
Themselves by cl@sug es h other about sliding
the ice upon Tie SD walks and IN Ia CUTTERS. On the
north sde OF t'e sq are ron o. thny Ia! women and
brick building OF ,ne Five Pom's Hou INDUSTRY. On
tie outskirts OF the crowd, aUclug the oOrways of
builO.ngs. yagrant OF the worst typo ny
.ryed door that 10 admit them q free
lunch " Of uUusd4 pf0pO tons. l.ili-pas o'clock
The doors Five Oints Mission opeu. q, and
The crowc front ssed into cH4pc. whore ;ic
rci-es we're held II re the children addressed
By Bishop Harris. presided, the ~ ~. n. z. |
2e' thc Rev Dc. \. K Saufori, former suDcriu-
Z a.At Of TIE MISSION auG The Rev = Ferguson tie
sureessOr Of the tate Iicv. CAa. ies T. Brown. iae
Children themselves furnished amusement the |
visitors present by songs aud recttuons. Al
the close " he exercises they were conducted INTO
large school, where sight greeted hcr ewes nor
often seen % ne poor Eight long tables. reacniug
across the rOOm we're laden V.- i.od pastry ana rus
OF tAe choicest e, aJUes. Tie ne nearest the door
Was called the II klyH table, DO ~ under e super
vision OF persons clfy. i lOaGed with