The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-26
HOW YOU MAY SPENDTO-DAY
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array storm to steal q march on him. this IL
Going to be great Thanksgiving Day In this
clty. There will DO no lack OF amusements.
and with the many charitable organizations Of
ali kinds that will servo dinners to all comers.
there need be few without q special feast to-
day. There have been special Thanksgiving
donations to all tho missions. apd their tur-
keys will BIO as large and as well cooked as
those OF Fifth avenue In the churches OF all
denominations there will DO Thanksgiving
services this morning. and In some Of them O
special service OF music.
Then. again. It's going to be the greatest ath-
letic day Of the year. It marks the close Of the
autumn season Of outdoor sports. First Of all
comes the contest that has been referred to
since the colleges opened this fall as tho
great game" Princeton kickers in orange
and black will try to down the Yale kickers Of
the blue on the Manhattan Field. The young
men OF muscle will DO watched and urged to
greater efforts BY $4,000 people. and perhaps
more II they can getin. Football games under
the college rules are not sorapping matches.
and those who 60 with the idea OF finding
that sort OF amusement will DO disappointed
It will be q scientific exhibition Of muscle and
sand. and the contestants will be young men
Of brains. Yale blue will wave on one side Of
the field and the orange and black Of Prince
ton will be Haunted on tho other. and under
these colors several thousand young men will
yell themselves hoarse and hungry IS the pig
skin covered ball IL forced back and forth
across tho field. There will be pretty girls
and coaches and young men with big canes
and long ulsters.
This is the way to reach the scene OF all this
excitement The game has boon called for
o'clock this afternoon. and It will be played on
the Manhattan Field. The grounds are at the
uptown terminus Of the west side elevated
roads so that there need be no confusion in
reaching thom. Take train on the Ninth
avenue elevated road or Harlem train on the
Sixth avenue elevated road and ride until the
guard shouts An out" The Manhattan Field
is fenced and has entrances in Eighth avenue.
155th street. and 18TH street. There are in
all nine Of these entrances. and they will be con-
spicuously numbered. so that those who attend
the game will have no difficulty IN finding
their seats. The ticket Offices for admission
will be at the corner Of Eighth avenue and
l55th street. and SO will the entrances num-
bered l. 2 and 3 These are the. entrances for
sess M Be-
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bered. Stand Is open man and q biesoh e It
been SOD to iii this stand. but sometmes n the
things The gates to the iieid viii be throw se
viii viii bssa to %he
Bluff enclosure, commands good view Of the
held Ii and the admission to this has been fixed
The college mon will also be on exhibition in
Inc % ha The
however. have determined to run their own
% al and a hs the
Stage and star their own performance. some Of
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tackle. and 1t is on the whole. more disagree
Yale and Prtncston wilt not do ali the kick
Manhattan Field the Irish Amerisans vim play
Association. and will DO watched by q large
nsac " M sh
meet the eleven 81 tho Stevens lnstitute The
eninent'v q football day. ~
ero,ss.country running These runners wilibe
l lsI hounds paper shsses: At Wssbtns-
GAMES s S hoaa
hold games on their fields to-day. day N'' "'
town. Tie slsty:ninth hssimens Veteran
meht Armory at 7:45 O'clock this morning and
march Union sqqare t. salute The
they viii march to the Chapel OF the fmmacu-
lato Virgin. where they will attend divine
Tho old volunteer llremen OF the Eighteenth
ward and their sons and grandeons will give
thsc spdsf the
463 East Twentieth street. and they viii parade
with the old machine TO Harlem River Park.
WHERE Tsr the da y Will DO sp,s,nt In games ar
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ninth street and Filth avenue at II oeiocf this
pastor Of this church. who Is, now IN
nn'ess { tse asotsa a'oifssa
s sysnss street x. Sixth
services. The Rev. DR.. L. y. Macarthur will
ssrHa 4, Fl IT.
IN tiity-seventh street. Mt 1870 A NJ. There
Mil 20 20 special musical ssrytsH and Res
ti at9n Tihaaksgy!1g SERVICES q tho Thirty.
t iste strnt hnS street. ST. nd racs
Methodist Episcopal churches will bo held at
~, Andrews Church, in Seyenty-sixth west of
Columbus avenue. The Rev. W. H. Miburn.
~! ahe bl!ud preacher. will deliver the sermon
lhere will be d one-hour Thanksgiving ser
Vice at the Phillips, Presbyterian Church.
ginning at, at II O'clock this mSrninE. Tho
1.-The SIX congregations .pf tho City Mission,
:" of members q the conGrsgatio9 who could
Fiys Points House. Of Industry viii sit down e
q thanksgiving dinnor at I o'clock. and at 2
O'clock = dinner will DO given to the outside
e ps0t The managers If the st AndreX.s one.
thanksgiving INA dinner at the Kitchens, 2O7 East
e special dinner served to the prisoners In tho