New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-25

+. Hawley it being the eleventh annual ~
ner he has furnished the boys on IhahAss. 100
DAY. Two large baskets of fruit wh,ep The mo ming
mented the a dpr Oh tSe boy tables by Miss Cath
erIne L. Wolfe, who buit the lodglngg ihortv and
Ue eVehlns ~. ,bei dramatic and oratOrlca glits III
an entertainment when aISo iinet;tnt,on
dresses by various friends OF the at No
A lttle placard IN front OF the Iestdu.Iaaxt 60
70 Sontb-st announced yesterday that q H fo
dinner would be dispensed az p. m LoiiS d Inn
the hour long line q dreS on the sidewalk Six
5noiicenen were present to keep orcer, ana oheSS
were necessary for the men would else nay hing
ihe diring-roon as TO prevent anVlh,ns, peIIs
bronobt In Them. Some were so nearly ntoX-
ioated and others so physically weak 'l nav
they probably could not have stood up II y nan a, moy
heen Tor the pressure from before and Dehinh aoiS
the line. As il the column SwayeG perctp IpS.
The dinner was the substantial charity oil huoor
of wealthy citizens and was dispensed by the heE'
John w Kennion the we'll nown street-preacher'
Arrangements were made with the les'at ~ ~ ~,
keeper for meals for 300 men III nd drSS
cents each MIR. Kennion paid Tor every nuu' i
meals in gold as fast as delivered The dinner Ell IL
cuded roast turkey ham, potatoes plga ,hon Vas
ssuce and other things Besides this each man M's
given half of a large loaf of bread ana quarter
section of pie he passed ont OF 'he oOoiii onS
large cOfee-uns on carts STOOD on lnG ere soon
fhe twenty gallons of coffee PROVIDED were sooi
widely distributed. The meals were gwen th0ugn
tickets distributed the spot, AZ one tlJ Ileto
strated his {" muscular Christianity by extehGqiR
both arms and sweeping the crowd pack' - 1 H.
nearly dark relay after relay OF men hleu ? sa s
restaurant and in few moments lelt pare ulsnoo
behind them; while the line outside wa, contin-
ually reinforced from passers-by through w ~ &
netism of hunger No women were seen III the ilhe
while Eur Tribune reporter was present, but lew
shverng boys were waiting Their urn H. .bo re,ol
Thanli giving Day was observed IN In' ~ 81
Mark's-place. The dinner, when was seINeu az 'e
noon TO over forty yo ng women ana gIs, M"S rlro
gilt of W. Bayard Cutting, and a ounddh'lS So IL
piled the wants Of all VINO partook. io,n,on ~
In the evening an informal entertainment
was given at the lodging house. over Sixty ' W.
present by invitation Inc evening c maf and
games in winch all participated. h eIIeILin'H''
consisting of ice and cake We're after
Mrs Helen T.. Brown presided YESTERDAY 81 ~
noon at the entertainment given III the chapclol t,o
Home for the Friendless at No. 70 East i"Vr c
aoo Children neatly dressed, who had just lief!
table which had been made lighter by ther otlnS ivy
there These children children schools under the
oar. "s the American Female Guardian
Society The singing WAS excellent, as were any
the rectations and dialogues eth e one most en-
flowed by the spectators. An EhglSn, m i ,S
Parliament made an address to the cnilurol sta f
INC with his back toward them ana speaAIng Aoi
fhirtv-fye minutes. Besides the children pditIVi
oatlng IN the exercises, 300 more recGiTeu Sto
stantial dinner yesterday ana idron and one in
dnstrol school entertained large audience III llle
chanel Among the Home children was tue laI Ioa
of little Louis Victor, the boy who came near stAE
mo in The Shepherds Fold. He is the picture oil per
feet health at present. nj. po;u., uorsa of
The square in front of the Five Points House o.
yrdnstrv was crowded yesterday afternoon WIN
hovs and Girls who amused themselves anu hopi
warm by playing tag and fo0tpail, klchdsg aiVni t
old tim pau or an olG ha1. ,T,rd bandsprnos
and cartwheeis " Or walked on thelr halds. III
front OF the house, on the sldewaiA, HieI5 "
long line of men in various degrees Oh dliapldation
Waiiing TO be admitted 10 the dining room. FROM
their appearance 1t seemed probable that they oIlly
got an opportunity to appeaSe thor appeuies on
ssOcb orcasions A long line of women and yltls
WAS on the sidewalk i'll the opposite dleCtlOn' HHo
of them bareheaded and shlveIlng III theli l"uJ'
calico gowns Some of the women were SO oiu
and feeble that they could huny van IN
The doors were opened at ococA, ,ne
being admitted hrst ne3 "Gi1 G nf cotie
plate of meat and potatoes ana po"l Vi eoIi.u,
which they dsvoured eagerly Next the men were
let in They more rapaclous thah tne wotnIi !,
many of them falling down on !hel kIees at t ti
g. bIss and examining the food INTO their mouths
with their lngers as II III dread OF some one eaIei
ing it them. This strange spec'acle Vas VIZ
one side At o'clock several hlnuieu
children were given bountIuI o aer
in the large playroom on an upper moor
When this Was over they assembled in the chapel,
where they engaged in exercises consisting OF songs,
dialogues, Rotations and eaiistafnc
at the Newsboys' Lo4 ging House IN Duane-st the
usnal THANKSGIVING dinner was served at . O'Clock
in the large dinng-hall There was arg o number
making in AL about 500 boys. After the Teasing
was over the boys entertained themselves by sing
MANY of them spent the day in following the raga-
muffin parades and at the variety theatres.
The chapel of the Five Points Mission was
crowded Yesterday at 1880 with the boys and girls
in the care of the Mission, a0Oui 400 In number
Many OF the seats were also occupied ny the moiher
nj the children, The Rev. DR.. J. i. Newman pre-
sided and in the course of the exercises which con
sisted of anthems, glees, recltalons and dialogues
nv the children, made briet address. In larg
room EIGHT long tables were spread with temptDi
dishes consisting of whole rOat pig, roast turkey
and chickens boiled hams, various kinds OF cakes
ttl1tS
tables were made additionally lnVlIing TO Inc chi
dren by decorations OF tissue paper tagS ana device
made of iunbles and bOnbOns. 1t was said yestel
tlay thai last year the Mission school was attends
by 993 pupils and that in that time 475G2S ration
OF food were distributed to poor families, an
IL 10 articles of clothing Within the last tire
weeks about 81 800 worth OF homlny, Hour an
other provisions has been sent III by the friends
the institution TO be served to poor people durn
F,astlng and good cheer were the order of the da
Mt the New-YoTk Infant Asylum, at SiXtY-tirst-s
and Tenth-AYe. The family consists OF only 10
members, but they managed to- eat seventy pound
of poultry, bes DIES an unlimited supply OF whit
cranes cream and cake and other dehcacIeS 10
Numerous TO mention. Judging by the smiling lace
that were Sc en- eveTxside, 10 one was sorry tina
it was Thanksgiving. The dinner was furnished j
TSe!e wera no visitors at the Coored Orphan Asy
1um at observation-disclosures Orty-thlrd-st. and Ientl
ave Yesterday, but the go children who ma
home there enjoyed their dinner OF 100 pounds q
poultry and an unlimited supply OF PUN puudll
none the less tor this fact; ana ne knowledge ina
The holiday is TO extend until Monday next addc
CONSIDERABLY to their enjoyment. There were morn
ing exercises the chapel, when the children san
anthems taught them by their teachers q.
Hutchinson, the superintendent made an address
The dinner supplied by the liberal contribution
OF the friends of the institution. ,
Yesterday was a busy day at the New-Yor
Juvenile Asylum, at One hundred-and-se
sixth-st and Tenth-ave., IL being visiting day a
well AS Thanksgiving Day. Throughout the entir
day tnrongs OF people visited the institution. Man
OF the relatives of the little inmates carried baskets
of good things and were greatly surprised ahd some
what disappointed when they beheld the long table
In the dining rooms groaring under their weight o
edinles At II o'clock the little one
Gathered around the tables and for a whOl
Inhn al Inn. Oh crIlIf