New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

hid xeen pvvidsd hy Mr As,gs. - 80 she no.s~ sni
DOWN TO the pcn supply of inrksy ~ tns ,~ p""
there was an entertainment consisting W n,, m,si
taiions Ioecreani. cake and apples were "'S'ro"'o"
pnrE FROM ASYLUM RESTRAINT.
The reO children III the Ncw-York Juvenile Asyl""'
at Tcnthave. and ono hundred ahnhe'c"N , 50
Ate four barrels OF stewcd chicken for dinner On
day aud yesterday they hal tho DESSERT consisting
pic, cheese bread and hutier apples ana ehoco's'o,
bs,c visiting day 800 Of their friends brcng' 'he
additional delicacies that we're the less rc'shed'
chanel exercise was participated In by every child Al
n. IN. -, ,.p.
The tables nj the House OF Reception Of the Juvenile
Asylum In West Thirtecnth-st fairly groaned WIN tne
weight Of chicken veseaes nnec ~, r ,s arpn ar" hundred
children in that institution The eyes OF the BOYS pngeu
Se they saw Gs me- sr, war pss q to o" the orcca"n
The number OF inmates In the new % henew w., ,hr,v
sxth ST. IS a75 .These yesterday were furnished WIN
$50 pounds of tkey also cranberry sa.e e,nndea n The
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with whieh ,ha alb sspeisas4a THANKSGIVING eiess, =,
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Hudsoa a. partaak af the unslinled fsfass
set beiera them hregh the kalnsss vi ths .tsAs w
| tho institution. Mra Josephine Mhheiea tae A''"
hearted superintendent hustled about and saw tha' '"p
twenty inmates we're penseoasly hepea 70 'hu s"u
things The Rev. Isaac II. Tuttla roHtor OF sI uhos
Church, which susains the institution saa grace po''
the steaming turkey WAS brought on
The Sisters Of st. Barnabas's Home In Muberry-st,
near Bleeckers celebrated Thanksgiving Day by giving
a good dinner to nearly 900 hungry men. women ana
nTse 1ncs Ses ese with which the Home been
provided large crowd was M AIM n in
squads About fifty families we're served Win annef'
500 Of tho c,tys poor parook of the bounty Of
the Home Relief Association All persons presenting
tickets showing that they worthy Of charity naa
basket filed About 600 applied, and each was gwen
such meat as he chose from consisting Of turkeys
chickens, ducks hams. beef and mutton as1 piv ond
sSr%aIs sonasn:ed sP%isiss %%iis. 'eA e0n''' '"'''' s"
AZ The Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin thanksgv
ing mass offered by Father Drumgooe al =. m,
after which Te Deum sung by the Mission choir
thfa nsT clothes 70 to ali the
the Mission At IL O'Clock the lecture room was crowded
spanged and followed with other patrppSd
and reeitatons At noon 100 eaid1em meal
The doors Of the Mission were opened at osiIS S % Sne
500 the Outside ss % v.%s Ss the o
Ing Sisters. - , ..o. ,,osa
things Werc generously spread before 90 girls in he In
dustfa school rooms Of tho United Hebrew Chartes at
| No So St Marks Place Miss Lizzie Bcrnheimes gave
| them the dinner.
| TIE SALVATION ARMY AND BECKY" JONES DINE
The Salvation Army made general jubilee OF the day
In the afternoon Holiness Convention was heid In
tho church Twenty ffhst near Seventh ave., ana In
the evening q supper given At the "barracks al
Eighteenth-st. and Eighhave. An open AIR meeting
with singing and prayer took place In Abingdon Square
at The Army marched to the church on Twenty
afth-st. where another meeting was held Addresses
were made by Mrs. Major" Smith, whatmOre, the
Trumpeter," A. d. C. Thompson, Iialeiulah Abbie''
Miss Becky Jones ate her 1hanksgivng dinner In
the secusion OF her CELL In Ludlow street JAIL and then
disposed herself for comfortable nap. The other pris
oners. Including Ferdinand Ward. ate at tho general
table.
The Christian Home for Incorporate Men. 10 Madison
ave. of which the Rev. d. Stuart Dodge president and
Charles A. Hunting manager had a turkey dinner
Many of the inmates of the Home and all those at
present confined In the institution enjoyed ,nr repAS
The Commissioners of Emigration Yesterday req ZVo
Immigrants the Cornish Arms In Westst and nearly
100 Germans given dinner af the German imhi-
grant House In State-st.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction pro
vcd dinner the prisoners in the Tombs. consisting
of GA pounds of turkey one barrel ot pork two barrels
and ninety persons fed OF whom seventyfour were
Pity prisoners added alter the
returns were disposed o la Court. Tho religious ser
read md sermon was delivered by the heV
Sidney Law, prison chaplain
THE holiday IN JERSEY CITY,
entire suspension Of business and several parades
of "ragamuffns" and union services In some OK the
churches were the only recognons Of the holiday
in Jersey City. special service was held IN the
Tabernacle tho TEXTURES OF which orchestra Of
twenty FIVE pieces and chorus Of hfty voices The
Rev Addison f. Foster the pastor delivered the sermon
The First and North Baptist ehuIShes heiu ul1" S
vices in the First Baptist Church IN GrOfe-st Inc
sermon beng delivered by the Rev. William W PaImley
Union THANKSGIVING service held IN St Pallcs NJ
r. Church. ia which all tho Methodist Episcopal
Atknson of Trinity Church. preached. and the Rev.
Edison Burr Rev. j. Boyd Brady took part IN the
exerciSes The Filst and Second leiorm Churches ana
the FIRST Presbyteran Church united In Thanksiviug
service In the First Presbyterian Church Addresses
were delivered by the Rev. Messrs. Paul D. Van Cleef
and William westercd jr In the evening there wero
| numerous balls and other social entertainments.