New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
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Last -Four Nights and Last Matinee OF
THE BCsYBoDY.
Production of Mcssrs Henry Jones and Wilson Barres
HooDMAN BLIND.
With New and Magnificent Scenery and
A GREAT CAST
NO MATINEE on TRANSPORTING DAY.
Seats be secured letter messenger telephone
Thanksgiving 6rrpires.
Thanksgiving
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
1875 woRTH-ST.
NOVEMBER 49, 1885.
TRUSTEES
MORRIS X. JESUP President
HUGH N. CAMP. Treasurer.
GEO. F. BELTS. Secretary.
GEORGE II. MORGAN, WALTER II. LEWIS.
OLIVER HARTMAN. DAVID $. EGLEsToN.
CHARLES LANIER HENRY f. HAwLEY.
VIM. F. BARNARD, Superintendent.
The Trustee, Of this we-known Institution which, for
than thirty years has been sheering. feeding and
clothing thousands of the poor and neglected children Of
New-York. urgently present this
APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE
enable them continue their WORK the institution
dependent support largely upon the voluntary gifts OF
the public.
THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
has Home Charity Day.schoo Nursery fer the
OF very little children whose mothers ont to DAYS
work and 80 renders entire support to a large
family daily
1t governed by unsecta ran Board OF Trustees.
Particular attention paid to the training OF children The
taught type setting while the girls learn to
cook and do hOu3ewok thereby fitting the children
to be useful men and But for the House OF Industry
hundreds OF neglected children would have been men and
Of vicious habits to-day, who respectable
OF society.
A STATEMENT OF THE YEARS WORK:
Meals given 4oI'io9
Cost per meal Escts
Garments usef ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Shoes u. ed paIrs ....................... eli
Average attendance in school ................. $50
In school since organization 36O2S
The public all times welcome to visit and inspect tho
house
The safest by check to the order Of
HUGH y. CAMP, Treasurer.
Thanksgiving Day most interesting services VIII be
held the Chapel at2 o'clock The chdI will sing re-
cite. perform calisthenc exercises. &c.
Al O'Clock dinner will he served TO the children and
visitors may them at the tables.
O'Clock sufficient furnished. tho Arnusi
Dinner Outside Poor viii be served-an affecting
sight Last year thar 800 were fed.
All interested are cordially enjoy the day with
Howard Mission aud Home for Litte Wanderers,
40 New.Bowery. Nsw-York City
For twcnty.our years the HOWARD MISSION has cared
for thousands OF needy neglected. helpless and homeless
children OF the CITY OF ana from
large placed nduNral situations AMI
goOa homes. = .
This solely depends upon voluntary contributions
for its support
carry aud the mission work tho Trustees re
specially for liberal contributions of MONEY also
Clothing and Shoes constantly needed.
Number OF families benefited throughout the year 1885,
Children families 1871 Visits during the
POO Members of IN, Sabbath school, l.0i0. Mothers
Bible Class 254
Cash OF checks may f. TOMPKINS treasurer.
f. D. 323 A. s. HATCH. president. Nassau st..
Nev.YOrk city.
Provisions and Clothing to tile Mission House, 40 New
Bowery. New ork 'lty.
Interesting exercises Thanksgiving Day-brief al
rgymen and others rectatOns and singing BY
the children.
open Thanksgiving Day at 10 o'clock Services
commence at II o'clock. Public invited.
H. +. ToMPKiSs. A. S. HATCH.
Treasurer President.
35th thanksgiving at the Five Points Mission
The OF another made and submit the fol
facts small part Of the work done by this issiOn
Chld schOo during the yCa-.............. 99l