The evening world., 1888-11-28
A BIG a. FOR EVERYBODY.
ALL CLASSES In THIS CITY MAY
CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING.

From all appearances Thanksgiving Day
will be celebrated tomorrow with more than
ordinary heartiness. and will bring good cheer
in a greater variety than ever before. Thou
sands of the poor and needy will give thanks
for at least one square meal, athletes and
sportsmen will be thankful If the present fine
weather continues, and every one may be
thankful that the day is q holiday aud one to
be spent in enjoyment and feasting.
CHARITABLE FEAsTs.
Extensive operations are being made by
the various public charities to feed the in
mates in their care. OF these the Commits
sioners Of Charities and Correction come
first. They have nearly fourteen thousand
inmates to look out for and they have pre-
pared for the feast 1915 pounds Of turkey,
$500 pounds of chicken, twenty-five barrels
of pork, fifty barrels of onions, fifty barrels
of apples and potatoes, and o mountain Of
brad.
The Five Points House of Industry will
prepare 1000 dinners in addition to the chill
dren's dinners, at which 800 little ones are
expected.
The Children's Aid Society will provide
dinners for poor children Mt their lodging
houses. 8 Duan street, q st. Marks place,
2s7 East Broadway, 1877 Avenue b, 400 Sew
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Fourteen hundre little ones in the Mission
of the immaculate Virgin, in Lafayette place,
will dine at noon at Mount Loretto. Staten
Island.
The little pickauinnies at the Colored
Orphan Asylum, One Hundred and Forty
third street and Tenth avenue, Will also eat
their fill of turkey.
Mrs. Lamadrid, the organizer of the st.
Andrews One Cent Coffee Stands, will, as is
her custom, be prepared to meet all corners
at 215 Madison street. Mrs. Frank Leslie
will be head waitress.
SPORTS AND GAMES.
Athletes will be out in full force. Wesleyan
and Pennsylvania students will endeavor to
kick the leather from a football in their
match at the Polo Grounds. Game will be
called at 2. 80 p. M.
The annual fall games and burlesque ex-
hibitions of the Prospect Harrlers Will COM
mence at 2. 30 P. NJ, at Washington Park,
Brooklyn.
The annual Thanksgiving meet of the
American Athletic Club Harriers will take
place ut Odell's Hotel in East Chester, N. Y.
Fifty members of the Nonparlel Rowing
Club will enjoy a paper chase, starting from
Jamaica, l.. l., at 10 AM.
The New York Suburban Association will
have its annual shoot at Claremont, N. j.,
commencing Mt 8 A. NJ.
The Spartan Harriers have a paper chase in
the morning and dine at Nyack, N. Y, in the
The Bedford and Adelphi Football clubs
will play at the Brooklyn Athletic Associa-
The Orange Athletic Club football team
will play with the Crescents at the latter's
grounds, Ninety ninth street and Ninth ave-
nue., Brooklyn, at II A: M;
Tn Palisades, of Yonkers, will play. the
Manhattan Athletic Club team at football OH
the latter's grounds.
Among other sports will be the Flatbush
Gum shoot at Vernon and Nostrand avenues.
Brooklyn; shoot of the Glenmore Rod and
| Gnn IIuh NJ .Jamaipa T. /. a nriZa shoot at
Woodlawn Park, Gravesend, l.. l.. and the
Spartan Athletic Clubs games at the Brigh-
ton Athletic Club Grounds, Brooklyn,
A large and attractive programme Is an
morrow.
The regular meeting of the Wilson Zouaves
will be held at 70 East Fourth street at A p. M.
Thanksgiving matinees will be given as
follows:
"Mr. Barnes, Of New York, u at the Broadway.
"a Brass Monkey. " at the Bijou;
"The Woman Hater," at the Fourteenth Street
I'm. .Tne Two h sISaes.' At NibIos. A'Adem''
"a arlor Match, y at the Grand opera-H House.
Extra bill at Worth's Museum.
"The Crystal slipper " at the Star.
] Yeomen Of ne Gaard. a. the Casino.
partners " at the Madison Square.
'Wadly Googan" at Harrigan'a
'tThe Golden Giant Mine" at ID. X Jacobs's
'.otheiio 7" al the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
''sweet Lavender" at me Lyce9m Theatre.
"The Lottery OF Love, " at Days.
"Mon'e Cristo," at the Tnea're Comique.
1--WE, Us d Co.." at Jacobs's Third Avenue
I'M Barnes In New York, =" at Dockstader's.
Jim the Penman, at Miners Peoples Thea
Double programme at Tony Pastors.
Novelties AT Roster a BtaIs.
"The Ivy Leaf, " At the Windsor
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Religious services will be held in numerous
churches. All seven of Mrs. LaInadrid's
stands will provide the same feast.
Judge Henry NJ. Goldtogle will speak at
the dinner at the Home for the Aged and In
firm in Yonkers.
Dinners will be served at the Industrial
School of the United Hebrew Charities at
noon, and at st. benedict's Home.
Trinity, Church and its chapels will dis
tribute turkeys among the poor of its con-
gregation, as will the Universalist Mission, in
East Fifty-fourth street.
AT the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DIR. Charles l.. Thompson,
Moderator of the Presbyterian General As
sembly, will preach on National Privileges
and Perils," at IL in the morning.
A Thanksgiving address will be delivered
in the morning by the Rev. DR.. j. Richards
Boyle, in the Park Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
AT the Mount Morris Baptist Church, Fifth
avenue, near One Hundred and Twenty sixth
street, AT ~. 80, Rev. DR.; o. H. Tiffany will
speak on National Character as Affected
by immigration"
AT the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin,
on Lafayette place, Father Dougherty will
celebrate q mass OF requiem for the repose OF
the dead comrades of the veterans of the
AhAFE, sure cure for coughs and colds. ApAMsos's
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