New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

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the Home, ann ct O'Clock twenty-five sat oo"" - '"'
AZ the Five Points Hou,s Of Industry dinner was pro,
vi3cd for 100 in addition 10 tSc 400 cAaI1 W. ~
sheltered there. The exercises follower 'he nat
stead o. preceding it, aud the children, tSaAS ~
they had hau something 70 be thankful Ioi S'"9 '"'
soDgs with more than usual energy. 49, o ,,ocor,ted
Al the Five Points Mission the tables were ue,1 I 900
after fashion most pleasing to childish eyes, any ~
and children Toasted al the Wesi''"l tEr,,
In the afternoon the children sang anu GNU! '0
selves. ,,,, from,
babies 20 haired granGfI hers. were hdA,
aud shown how they could best tes';
appreciation OF the good things that "eIo
Ii there is ono class Of BOYS moro than anoncr dn
uiU"f IN ScwYork new-hoys SIX hundred Of them
could hardly quell thcir turbulent splr. ny
for tbriI annual Thanksgi wing dinner al the NeW'uS
Lodging House in Duanc-St, for which iney "Io u"
Tie homeless boys OF tho East side were noIn,lu.y
for through the roSity " Henry r. hhWiey
About 200 newsboys boohacks pcIIefs t ~ ,ba
trades boys down to grand feast ist nIEht ~ sT
dinng-ro0I" OF their comfortable home At 10, Ls1 i,s
IN Grace Church were sent by the rev DI nun . h'nDt
to ornament the dinns-room' and huhurrd' Va o''0"
ing plants were placed around inc % Pr,ncb
There were prayers as usual AT tne t 20 tnrkcys
of the Young Mems Christian Association Dl 10 y
buy them. But Mr. Brown, butcher Oh Ess -
sent lot of beef and Mr. Grant the OlS-h""r'c' 7o"
ard made II 90 as far a. no could ,, nearly os many
men stood in In front Of ST BaInapasN uPIn' in
hour While Thanksgiync dinner being made ready
for them The Sisters said that they hd1 !ed lDon. 1
persons, many poor tliIlllcN lltNIHS DCcH oulP'
The children IN The New York Juvenile Asylum, H. a,
renthayc and n7I ma. . a
double treat yesterday, II being the mohthy Eisn
day and also Thanksgiving Day Ihey were valteu s oS
relatives and friends, who carried fIuiis auu Vo "
vices held IN tho morning. ,. , ,.o.
Nearly 200 turkeys anu enormous qahtlty nl Neg
client Asylum, at Temh-ave. and One-hundfed-Ahd-
thirty sixtlst The Rev DR.. Baar made an address 10
Three hundred and seventeen colored children sat
dowr to dinner In the CooTod Orphan Asylum al Ienn
I'm -a1- r.
KEYS and plum puddins to their hearts content Der
vices were held In the chapel at 10 a. m. r,,rro,,or
At Castle GDrdep the Commissioners or ElnlpratIo
furnished the immigrants with al the DecI soup i,u
bread that thoy could eat About niy NJ tbn Gons
Arms. IN woSt-st The immigrants had al. the tih,S
pudding that they wanted, aud pint oi
ale each. The tickets were Iuri nI',..
by the Irish Society. At the German Enigraht House
about 200 persons a substantial meal 0f beAh soup
roast beef vegetables coffee and cakes Aboard thc
ships in the harbOr the seainen had an Unlimited ao%
ance of 'puu-duf," and the day was passed 10y inc
old sailors In telling improbable yarns to the younger
aud i'll doprecatinS the degeneration oil American
thanksgiving at the Ludlow street jail was qniet
! and cranberry pios made the gastronon,ie
feature of the day The most nUtewG'' III,
prisoner was William Heath who has rec0Ver2o n mn
spirits takes his Incarceration calmly now nc nu
good appetite YESTERDAY. received Visit from t I
counsel and passed tue rest OF the day reading TIT
pagers yah, ,.,,,,. c,,,-,,., socotv ot No. 81:
ST. provided sos atherless children eng .he
mothers ut their dwellings with Thanksgiving iinnGIs
The Rev. Henry klliDdll san luhI ne sdNt l"
night, and will continue 10 do the same twice "eeA
until he can give the food duiy'
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN AND THE sUBuEBs'
Thanksgiving Day was duly observed IN
Brooklyn where largo part Of the population arc
Hes-&ns gland descant Many churches were OPEN anC
throngs OF wedres5ed people od the street In Tho
forenoon. From church they hastsnod TO bouuteoui
tables. The nclemency Of the weather prevented th'
outdoor sports enjoyed OIL the day, and there wa
ntte plea riding In the PARK Eary p the day Tue
customary parades OF fantasies nhed the streets
Ii the evening the regular performances anu many
church entertainments gave people abundant oppOrtI'
MY of endowment Special dluners served IN the
as Iums and hos ptas and Ia the jail and pehchtaI
good cuerT some OF the CON panes OF the 32d Kegi-
mcnt Cauarsio and had -hsn battle win Ford
The iar in the 47t6 Regiment ,Arnory at
TCN,skating Academy at Uulon-st and Ffih-ayc sal.
I" have the largest skating surface ia tho country wa
scncrtI s0pcnslon Of business persistent blowing
OF tin horns 10y smaA boJ and th' PaId"3 Oh I'VE oil
three compdales % r4gdudns were the most Cou'V''
40 III, Iuo, .rr,3 - wore r,li m several oi
the churches. All the banks Hnd pubic bhid
inss were closed and tho flags we're at
dent IIcndric,s seven nebes Of tnc scotsr
Athicuo N"' engaged In cro.--"uuiTy race nom men
aad .c.lru James larhiu Won IN forty . e minute,
| Company T. OF the lth Ee-imrrt y. @ y j., visited
i fih"iidi."' D. u '-' '''' ''''''''''''
o. staten Island there woro numerous raradc' b,
local organizations aud visiting companies. Tie 500
ola suits 90 the sailors snug ar1jT enjoyed such clu-
ucr that they hld g. laugh owe. 70 Nh never they met
during Tho day 1lry SIT down az four long tables nut
gave thaiks over t-rfey, mln.s pies aud cider
Tue day OD-t.yrd Ou Long Island IN mo old
a-lOncd style There were walt-r'u"ds no. --u", 10
irg cl,bitc Of creased poles and other tIadi-
uona a.ALsemcuts l. the Cathedral ~ The Inc rnauOL
Garden CITY there was an impressive musicnl pro
grammc Bishop Lttlcjohn preached. In Astoria TIC
cornerstone OF the first public school That Long Island
City has built was laid with appropriate ccre-
monies.
The day quietly observed in Newark There were
services " the Churcl IN the morning Hd n
the afternoon the places of Amusement well patron
lied. There was disorder and little urunAcurc-s Oh
the There diuacrs Ia all tho
charitable and refornatOry Institutions
All business places il Orange close! carry and tho
religious services largely attended. The John ~
Engineer Corps Mornstown Cor the fay and che
Young Mems Catholic Association held a,ociaJic IA IL,
| evening,