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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
Tlinnk.qiNInc
NOVEM TX .. 1850. AT
HOWAR RID MISSION A. ID HONE FOR LITTLE
UEREES.

NOVEM EH % lSs0 AT
HOWARD MISSION AID HONE FOR LITTLE WAN.
DERELS.
40 New. BOwery. New-York
The NauOn's Thanksgiving season again returns" Two
thousand persons children widows anu other poor anticipate
"A Thank sgIyiEg dinner.
The very respectfully solicit generous supply Of
poultry provisions itself
nbe al money articles
tain the winters which l. 20 follow.
Hep timely many child and burde ned
widow
Mission doors always open homeless and neg
leetei children OF the poor.
Number Of mes connected with Mission recipents %
benefits Throughout the C members OF above
families. $3.50; visits among the iamnes during the year
ASA.
Howard Nj. established in 1861 In.
eOrpOrated IN 1854
4 ASA OF cbecks may Ice sent M H. T. Tonpkips.
treasurer r. BON s3l2 10 MI A. = Hatch, presient
5 NasSau-st. Ne. YOrK CIty
kinds provisions and clothing the Mission House
lew New-lOfk.
services on rhnEsdving Day u Interesting character
ing the children. addresses by attractive speakers
Dlnnsr served through, ut the afternoon
Doors open Il o'clock, CONNIE nee az oeock
Noa are cordially tnyitea % 0o present
A. . HATCH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
WESTERN 4SSOCIA TED PRESS

DETROIT, Nov. 23.-The annual meeting of
the Western Associated Press held in this city
day The reports show expenditure during the year
OF about si75 900 the collection and distribution Of
news BY telegraph The following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year: President. Murat Hastead.
OF Cincinnati: vice-president, Joseph Pulitzer.
Of st. Louis Secretary. II. f. Baker OF Detroit Direo-
tor. Richard Smith, OF CINCINNATI W. ". Haldeman OF
Lousvir W Penn Dixon, OF Chicago; ID. NJ. Houser,
of ~ Louis j. @. LeDeneck. OF Pitsburg; Ira Jones,
~ NASHVILLE; j. f. Mack, OF 5aDdusky; Executive Com
mlltee Richard smith ". NJ Haldeman W. Penn Dixon;
General Agent, william Henry smith. OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
A BLACKMAIL DIRECTORY.

George 7. KOWcU = CO.s BlackmalI Ameri-
can Newspaper DrrctUrY 1880 IT, a, usual
they quoted prominent papers mat did not eXrnd
S25 10 $50 IN advertising ID their Directory way down
In clrCu.a lu. attempting Co OlIcknal Inc pub
isher- INTO giving he an advcrti ement I'm ISL. This
year they quote The Weekly RQtSicr 40 bur lite more
Lnan onei it- number suU5Cr Ders merely because
Mt dd not them order for an advertisement in
their Directory. However, o. does not harm, their
Dr.ciOrJ is universally co sdereC blackmdn puOica-
tom DIV nullIshnrs aul AdN erLl-ers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
GENERAL POI ITICAL NEWS
THE FORGED LETTER.

TIE ORIGINAL ADDRESS ONLY PARTLY ERASED
FROM THE ENvELOPE-No ADDfrioSAL INDicF-
MENTs FOUND
The counsel for the prosecution In the Morey let
ter case for some time past have been carefully ex-
aiming the letter, and the envelope IN when II
was inclosed TO see IL either would afford any ceW
to the writer. A has heretofore been stated, the
WASHINGTON poslmark is different from that IN use
in the Post Office there at the date of the letter
Now IL u certain that the envelope originally b0re
another name. Photographic copies OF H. very nucn
enlarged have bren TAKEN and these reveal thli an
address has been nearly erased from 70. Ihe anne
was either " Cox or Fox" care of some company
" New 1srk City" The first name looks IKE Ia
win or Edward. Various inquiries have been mace
among persons bearing this name, but without re-
snt@. None of them recalls receiving letter from
Washington at that time. Inquiries will be comm
ued IN this direction.
Meanwhile o additional indictments have been
found by the Gu and Jury against any of the persons
implicated in forging and circulating the forged
letter. 1t expected that some wOuld be found
yesterday. John |. Davenport has returned from
Ohio. When asked now he left the President elect,
be aughIugly replied that he was not az Mentor,
that ne - went no further than Cleveland. DIS,
patches from the West reported that D2ih ne ma N'
Marshall jewell, Chairman of the Republican Ma
tlOna Committee, had called on General Oarhed.
IL was understood that they were there IN eonuec-
tiOn with the forged letter.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM NEW-JERsEY
LUDLOW HAS Gj1 MAJORITY OVER Porrs-DEMo-
CRATIC PLURALITY OF 20l0 on TIE ELECTORAL
TICKEr-CONTEsT OVER IHR VOTE OF LOWER
TOWNSHIP.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 23.-The Board Of
State Canva,sers met at y. m. today Governor
Mcclellan the chair Considerable time Was spent III
correcting the errors between the township aud The
county returns. Small discrepancies were found in sev
eral instances In Cape May County the clerk OF the
IN Lower Township had made an error IN put
ting 15G for Governor to tie credit Of the
Democratic candidate FOR Congress. Joseph Carter Mr.
Ludlow was credited with the cast for Congress
man. letter read from all the election officers IN
Cape May showing bat TINS error, and submit
ting supplemental return correcting Il. resolution
was offered give the III Lower Township the full
force and effect intended Dy the voters This was or
posed by II. c. Pitney Of Morris. and $. II Grey. OF
Camden. and favored by Judge Rahdin. OF
HUDSON. who appeared citizens The
resolution was adopted aud the vote counted.
protest was filed against this action for the reason
tha Il was beyond the legal power VI the Board 10 cor
rect the returns The vote was then can7assed and
nouneed rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

pb1n ought to confess. II he tells it ell a
s 10y mus goot hold 1t philadelphia Chronicle
DEM 49,,
The Ncw-York Democrats might Droiitably
c cestV1 rCnc.aaa, Enquirer Deul)
With the Hon. A. II. Stephens to plan the
" ~ NJ ,er,-.r campalgu and t.r Hon J. T. Brown to
neA p,ar,oan d. tie National Democratic Executive
&c, Net - might be wOn.-IAu=ast.. (Ga)
Chran ce DeuiJ
Wade HAMPTON seems to be DESTROYS that
=, - t'c n,rfv i've D. Democratic party Is not
IN - h.ur -is continued existence OF Aampt0n-
~ tibanv Lsigol-staudara Dcml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

This house George ?. Howell & Co.. New
Yors) nas sent H. copy OF thee Advertisers Manual
Tor 1850 Ne have llnKed carefully through book
and nnd their Niiiul m-rsp eseuf40us OF the b. adj
inc ueHsuaBcr partCu arly OF TINS citY continued
Win barered audncity The TACT is that tie house OF
RoCclI 4 Co. s unworthy concern II you give them
a BIZ advert scmeut aud large percentage tuev will
swear your PAPER is the greatest publ he'd IL you
fail bow 70 he they SUR Won IN their reports We
iel ia "A duty % order this fellow ROwen Out Of our
Office. H the check" OF the OLD boy II lust
befo.e the Centennial, and ho wished u, 10 MIN
$50 toward putting az his building at Park. We
refused, and he has msrepresented our papers ever
nAt.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
SCIENCE FOE THE PEOPLE.

To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: We have been taking The TRIBUNE
for twenty years One Of the most interesting numbers
every week was that containing &" Science for the
People" For long time we have looked In vain for It.
What f. the Inaieri the supply out Do please
resume again formerly, every week. and very
much Ob ige. yours. HELEN ARsEE
Philadelphia, Nov. II, 1850.
THE column OF Science for the People" has been
continued regularly ever since 1t was first started
1t will be found every week, with great variety
of other interesting matter. in our Sunday
editiou.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
VOTE OF ILLINOIS FOR PRESIDENT.
O,,rc.co Nov % Tho officiaI vota al

CHICAGO, NOV % Inc Official vote VI
Illinois Presidential Electors stand, At follows:
Garfield 31s032; Hancock. 277,G35 Weaver.
26Oj3; scattering. 547 G22%67. TOTAL vote III
1876 j54 OGG increase, 6S,20l. Gtrhelds plurality
4U.397 majority, 1877.
Garfield ran ahead OF the Republican candidate for
Governor 3,467 Hancock ahead Of the Dem
ocratlc candidate for Governor 1O3 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
1NsoLENcE BRmGT1G IRIS PUNISHMENT.

The Springfield (Mass.) Union has quit do
ing business " ia Rowed Co.'S aivertlsrg agency.
Ihat blackmanR concern published faise ana hDti-
Ions report touching The circulation OF The Union. ana
refused 10 apologize for 10 it. Hirpers perl
Odcals M New1OrK City treat ROwell IN tie same man
ner, for his attempted frauds on that eminent nrm
The insClence Of ROwel IL bringing its punishment
the nrst newspapers In the country cutting loose from
TIN. humDus ging agency. Last year were teased
about dozen times 10 send contes OF The Republican
RratuitOusy 70 ROwePs Centennial building ~ PAila-
dophia; but by persistent refusal at last brought
tue subscrip ton price Of him. for he found great
deal The ReDubttcGH there than
we did to concilae his supposed infnenc over adyer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
GROSS MISREPRESENTATION.

From The Providence Journal Senator AnhOnus Fdpe
We elsewhere reproduce from Inc AeW- York
Ereaag article touching ligntly upon lie man
ner IN when George r. ROwe an advertising agent OF
New-Y0rk hs bus Ii 10 matter OF surprise
that any independent. self Respecting publisher can
Weld TO the bu ling and what looks very much IKE
backmang process adopted by this man or bis repre-
sentatlves. The American Newspaper Directory mas
grossly mi presented the circulation OF The journal
and bulletin every Issue we have seeD under crcu-
stances that Indicate Willingness 10 granny vndictVe
feelings at the Of Justice aud accuracy We nave
long since ceased to accept any business from pr.
Rowe; and the only way we can AVOID his insults
or s are directed return his letters unopened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The following bust
ness was by Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day
No rs aisl 2g3-The County Of Morgan. appellant
John Allen Of A. appeal appeal the Circuit
Court the United states for the southern District Iii
argued
No. 79-Wilam Heryford ct al, plaintiffs in error agt
Henry Davis sheriff In error 10 the tcnt Court OF
tbs United staes for the District OF Missouri
argued. 1900 - ,,,, o.,
Morris et al. In error nit Court the United
state for th> Western OF Tennessee; argued.
Adjourned until tOmOrrOT at noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
ALIBELLOUs SHEET.
r,-o.,. tn. VoI-fyaor, C0TnguSycfds lfdZfffe.

We notice that the Newspaper Directory Of
George p Rowei & Co., OF New YORK, quotes the cir
crIaon OF The Commercial GAZETTE at 1000 daily As
yce refuse 10 give this DellOus sheet an advertise
n1ent n kes THIS method TO get even with u.s. We
vn5 Lie public clear or TINS urn, as It's
houor il measured by dollars ana cents. We mailed
these gentlemen % sworn statement OF our circulation
shong we mad over 800 daily but they care nothing
for honest dgures their sole object IN publishing a
directory IS grst to the MILL Large ADVERTISERS
maj n is not reliable, and II "a run, not 20 give Facts as 10
the circulation OF newspapers, but as lever 10 heip
along an unreliable concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

into payng Rnwen & Co an enormous prcc for an af-
vertsenen that Is absolutely OF no value, ana tr fca
reliable and worthy newspaper in tue same town II w.
known ~ the advertiser because its Proprietor Wouu
not be swndied 10 get hrs paper mentioned ~ the
American Newspaper Directory" The newspaper
press O the country mas not only permitted Itself 20 b.
plundered by This mOnstrOus fraud for years. put II mas
amely permitted advertisers, VINO were nnncent par
ties, 10 be swndled by this same ROWell Go. Let US
hone this swIndle Will soon md.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
PROVIDENCE CITY ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 23.-The city
election today resulted IN the choice Of william s. Hay
ward Republican. for Mayor, by 163S majority over
Elisha c. Mowry Democrat and scattering. Hayward
had 6GS; Mowry 1.799 uedlv. Grernback. aud scat
terlug 23l. The X puBucans elect OF the 10 Alder
men and 80 Of the 40 Common Couucimen. The vote
on granting licenses stood Yes. 2,527 no, 2.126
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

BEARDSLEY-At West Haven Conn. o Monday. Novem
Der ~. Dr. Lucius ". Besrtsley, aged 90 years
Funeral from Plymouth Church. Milford Conn Wednos
day at O'clock.
Carriages will waiting arrival OF IL o'clock train
from Sew-Y0fk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
ENrTRELY TNTRrsTWORTHY

We have received copy OF the revised edition
OF George +. KOch C's American Newspaper Dircc-
tDrv for 1850. In commentator OF 90 trut1fuliy
s,v that t contains Amount Of M iormuOu. con-
tanning as does 1,O44 pages; the typography good
md IL Is printed ST. Oug striWcOOred paper. IT, Row
ever r. IL no I'm giyIn- the crcu alton Of
the an rent Tspapers ana magazines contained in
ia catalogue than been IL giving The circulation
me RepubhcaH IL il entirely unreliable and uutrust-
worthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
A GL!1lP,F OF POLITICAL MORALS IN NEVADA.
FryHl The Reno gazette ma

In spite Of the old adage there is honor
among in,evrs" We almost wish The Democrats wou.d
break the corrupt tract they made with Colonel
Pair and e,c. some else 70 the Senate ANY one VINO
uss tn sack n buy seat in tine United ST ties senate
deserves 40 tate than 10 be- deceived ny TIE men
whom be- SOUGHT q corrupt The least We can expect
from the next legislature. knowing what we do Of the
means hy which they elected, Is that they viii
n Ike ul ,- jimmy down ugDt handsomely before
be gets their votes We don't mean the lsbOe County
del CATION but from obscure regions. We can
only sty t. sue. 20 for I'M" TIe got ais money ike
blind DIX finding acorn, and II lac Is going to buy
h. way Into the Senate want u 10 cost HIM all 1t is
worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
HOW THESE BRETHREN LOVE on. ANOTHER.
Irsst The VashfnCt0H Post lLeDN

The inexperienced and otherwise lncOm-
petegt CORES nouaeut Of The NciC Ork 'OrtG tcle
grauhed . mes % Ia derdish DIS journal Ltst weez
concerning 5lT SlsOn Hutchins ana the MOfel l'Jter
not one syllable which true M Suis0n TT tchlns
No. havGg been I'D Washington between the 2O.9 u
Seurep 1er AID tie 9th of November 10 was phtH cal
impoS. Ihi irv for uiin known any tuug ado
LINDSEY or O'Bricn. THIS simple statement haYin,N
hau made 10 fI.s etOr The World ne wou he were
either A gent eIuan In the habit OF GsOciaiing wth
geutlruen av been glad 10 max, sucn n correction
a. was sugse~te4; not having done which, We are
forced 10 con ii! at De las either an object IN las
sander OF Is mentally morally Incapable VI rec0guz-
ing IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

lhlh-DAls NONEAhAA 10 1850.
The Trends 81 the American female Guardian Society and
Home Tor the Ffendless cordially invited
SOth aud ~
on Thanksgiving Day Diuner be served at oclock 10
the 18Th after which, held
Ia the Chapel schools No ana VIII favor audience
with songs aud Rotations during the Afternoon the
evening al O'clock the Home children pupils OF No
will lake their Their viii
with spceoAea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
GENTEEL RLACKNAILNG.


George p. R0well & Co., through the medium
OF their Newspaper Agency" simpy practice "a gem
teel species OF Matchmaking. Newspaper publishers
VINO decline t. parOnIze the ROweil Advertising gency
md their business grossly misfepresented II the
Rowel Directory" By paying the backnailers a
small sum YOU can have your circulation exaggerated
and your business indefinitely mtgl hrd IN The Ame-
can Newspaper Directory" Ihf Enquirer does not
NJ EnMal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
sya7,s.s TO-. ths sts. - pOsrI


WASHINGTON. Nov. "a. l a. m.-The area
Of high barometer has moved slowly eastward, and Is
nov central in the Middle Atlantic States The barome-
ter has fallen ia the Upper Lake region the Upper MISS
lssippi Valley and tue West Gulf States The temper
AZURE has IA len in New-EDgland. the South Atlantic
States and the Northwest elsewhere II mas risen
slightly Westerly winds continue IN New-Engiand'
northerly winds IN the Middle and South Atlantic and
essterly winds in the Gulf States. Light snow has
fallen in the UPPER Lake region and the Mississippi and
Missouri Valleys elsewhere clear or partly CLOUDY
weather has prevailed.
f,d,ean0ns.
For N,y.Enrland higher barometer, falling. followed
by stationary rising temperature westerly "lhus'
Clear or partly cloudy weather -,
barometer higher temperature, nsrtDery WINDS VeeI-
ing 10 essterly clear parity cloudy, Iolio"ed ny
Increasing c!oudness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

Thurman climbs upon the shelf without a
c-o,n a. k..u- FtlI tuat a. earned his berth
t6ere by u. 0v4 able mismanag menL-iNY. TRIBUNE
firrr ID yu .- vh4i was the mlttcr with MIN. There
we've -.vp-a 1i- Dem cratic politicians ENGAGED IN
Ssej.g lis II. gr ana tHry got the h0lN 80 broad and
deep thai dies o. tumD.rd ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
Relialous Notices.

Union Thanksgiving Will be held in the Church
Of Our saviour 9th stb ave. on lhnfay AZ IL
Music by the choir Of ChApins church. All are In
Vited.
Church the Covenant fPresDyteuaBl. PARK ave.
corner 1jthst-The Rev. MARVIN r. VINCENT. d. D..
musical services and an address by the Pas
THANKSGIVING DAY. commencing II IA O'CLOCK.
Of church and chorus Of 30 from oR
society.
Memorial Presby terian Church Mas.on corner OF
J3dst. G. tOBINSBN ID. D.. PastOF.-Special
THANKSGIVING at IL 0y the
Rev X DAVIS, the Madison Avenue Congregational
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

AT the FIVE POINTS Nj SION sire Old Brewery
The thirtieh Tha ksgiyng dinner viii % the chill
of he Mission November % l-So More than
children been made the 81 the Mission
the pas year All educated, them fed and
cOt Iel. BY q Mis-
tie past, AL interested IN OF benev0
appeal 10 Your gifts OF money,
food eeled We Will gladly send Tor
5 when nOtiued
Exercise the APPEL nc lI1 p. BishOp Harris will
preside short addresses Bishop Harms. tAr Rev. N.
Terry, D. and others singing and speaking Oy the children
Dnuer at 3 y.
Our frieuds cordially invited. All contributions Of
money cotlng Bly be addre sed 10 II. b. okIDMOkE
Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
GROssLY INAO-TE Ne.


So far as The LeGder Is concerned, ROwell &
Co.'S lures hundred nrt OF tue actual CIR
cuaton OF cd ion, and about 1000 OF
that OF The Sunday Le0dcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

BORLAND-LORTON-A the residence OF tho BRIDES pa
LOB East 34th Wednesday. November IT, 1880
by the Rev. Dr. Thomas y Hastings Charles Borland
Edith L0rton, all OF THIS city. No cards.
All notices OF Marriages, mat. 6s iRi)rssi Dth faH
Hdue dad address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
DEFENrE OF BARNUM.


The DcmocI tic newspapers SEEM disposed
u Nuke --oat NJ. Baruum. We hasten 70 The res
enc OF THAT z 90 Democratic leader with the declaration
tha DE- dgr , good ais party. Moreover, 10 mas
been SIC -eird fact. for ~ least dozen years that
Mr Bar. u i- political sC0uudrei. AMI h. was deiber
atev chosen to IL the place he occupies because OF
hl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
WORTHY ONLY OF DFNUNCIATION.
-.-o... I'll. N.....L-lttL NnLL- al.cLLL

A pOndeloUs publication Is out called
Crofg, T. Rowell 4 Co.'S American Newspaper ID 70
recorg" Il Processes 10 am accurate nsf- Of all
the newspapers and periodicals. - in thc United states
All SefrespectIng publishers OF journals should de-
nounce this biz book as the thing II s-a fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
PAINFULLY MANIFEST.

From Tie Nelr 10 K toia5Hefc,0t AaUsfttscf
Even TIE TRIBUNE, that l. always cOur-
focus 10 e-rer lilKs aDOu. The prepcserOus afgl-
reuts and .irs of scnOOimaster Effected by me
FreBing Past Tie decay OF ina respected jour
pal j. becOl..u- painfully manifest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

Get rid of cold at once by using DR..
Jaynes ExDeetorant. certain cure for all pulmonary
aud bronchial aft ctiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

may be some places which would be saubrious or that
agent we hardly think The business Office Of Puck can
be included in that category.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

a.. "A little Ryegate boy the other Sunday re-
his verse IN sunday school, and the eacaer' 70
s1s,tste the principle involved, asked him whAt ne
think II Ne should man Ia the street dTunh'
s.s aud daarrss0me. should think he was Dem
'a', Responded tue little felloW.-t Rutland Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

IhBusE OFyIcE NoY "a. a. m--During the cleai
VIC ialr weather Yesterday the movement III INC JAR
oineeF was upward. The temperure ranged between
le' AID 2so The average t2OSs9 being 1872 lower
nsn the corresponding day last year. ard So higher
nsn on Monday.
Sesr aud partly c0ncy weather. with higher Temper
o'e may DC expected in this city and Vicinity to-usy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
rRIBuVr LOCAL OnsEHvAri0vs.

AAs nstfcs Stffsti'a. a ,,.
he-t. Tse Avsoas " "a hr i'f a. -
t.eeeiss ,at represents ts
mercury asars
nte1 Dy tnsfn9ner ~ haaa4'
'l@Iaey ssa.s.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving
AT II. BAkNASAS'
304 ami 90 MulDergV-st.
Thursday, November -. DIVINE Service 1880 a, n.
DIN ER, n. III

one thousa children he0ng ng the House Day Nurs.
sunday and Ind strsl schools Free Reang room &C.
their poor mothers expecting their usual Thanks
giving DinurF wish satisfy AL the hungry who may
come and ill every hear with JOY and g!adn-ss.
send money food at Olce 10 SISTER ELLEN or
the REV. CT WOODRUFF, superintendent New-NOrk
Protestant Ep-seopal CIV Missionary soclety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
Thanksg giving at she Five Points
ANNUAL APPEAL
CT the
I'VE POINTS HOUSE OF INDCSTF
$50 WORTH.ST.

CT the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
$50 wORTa.sT.
TRUSTEES-(WhO also IncorporatOrs):
NORRIS X. J ES Up, President.
HUGH \. CAMP Treasurer GEO +. BETS, secretary,
CHARLES ELY, CHA Hes LANTER
DAVID =. EGLESrON, ID. LIDif SUDAN.
w. W. ASrOR, OLIVER u AkRIMAN,
WA. f. BARNARD. suDst AtendenL
The Trustees OF this well Institution which
than twenty years Ads been shclteng feeding cOrhns
thousands OF the aud neg ecled children OF New York.
urgently present Tins appeal for assistance enable them 70
cOntInGe The I work
The Institution dependent for its support largely u?ou
the voluntary gta- Of the puOllc.
The House OF Industry is HOME. well a charity
school and renders entire support 10 large aniy
attention paid 10 TIE framing OF children
been the boys type
sboemskins and tailoring. while the girls learn
general tAeTeDY ntuRg The chill
usrfui aud Bat HOnse
dusGry hundreds OF neglected children Id
and women OF vicious haDs today who
members Of society.
Tho following = statement the years work:
Meals gwen 33i,4OS
barihonts uSeH $3.50 lOOuU
shoes use pairs. .-..----------....-.--.- 1900
Average attendance In school ..-....-...... 36l
In school since Org niZ ltlOn. 81 uOS
The public are al all tunes welcome 10 visit and inspect the
House.
Tho safest mode remittance cheek to the
on THANKSGIVING DAY nOst Interesting serv ices will
he'd Al the Chapel O'Clock The sing,
recite. perform calls thenC exercises,
Al o'clock DINNER wAl Do served . tae children In
spacious play whore y,siiOrs
tables.
At O'Clock sufficient are turuished the ANNUAL
DINNER FOR THE OUTSIDE POOR will be- seryed-an
affecting sight
All cordially invited 10 enjoy the DAY with rs