New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
GIVE THANKS TODAY.
MANY CAUSES FOR REJOICING.
RICH AND POOR YOUNG AND OLD. WILL CELE-
BENTE THE OCCAsION-SOME OF THE
GOOD THINGS PROVIDED

closing NJ mills. factories. shops Clc"S all
the country. while employer and employe alike tnn
their thought, from Tie cares ard annOyarccs of
bisn,.,, and rejoice aud give thanks for The mani
fod blessings Ley enjoy individuals and parts
Of OF the greatest ana most enlightened nations
on the globe. Hundreds of men left mi, city last
night for the home, Of their yOuth, and today many
happy reunited families will gather around the din
merit table and enjoy the good things provided for
them with smiling faces and thankful hearts while
they renew the memories Of younger days
This is the season Of The wear at which the great
charitable organizations Of the city are busiest,
and the poor OF the city viii Ice generously enter
tanned 10y them to-day. Substantial meas viii be
furnished 10 all Who desire chem. and pleasing
programme, Of instrumental music recitationS and
song been sed Of ,hc Institutions.
Mindful Of lhc fact that justice NnOud he temp red
with mercy the city has taken care that thr in
mates of the various prisons should be included in
the list of recipients of its bounty We'll rs those
occupying its hospitals. asyums and amshOusc-,
and 21,51S pounds Of poultry with accompanying
deicacics have been ordered for the 1900 inmates
of The various inst uu rs. and they corr sp nj
mglv thankful.
Many churchcoing people will assemble in the
various >chn chcs throughout thc city and enjoy the
dne musical programme and interesting sermons
which await them. while thousands Of others VII
Jock to the various forms Of athletic entertainments
Ofer,k This l. a rcdlcttcr dav for the football en-
th,,siast. aud e any one asks him what he is
thankful for his answer will probably be: d" For being
permitted TO live on the same earth with the Prince
ton and Yale teams Taken altogether it viii be
great dav. and there will be happier homes. more
cheerful faces and lighter hearts result of its
benign influence.
The >torerooms of the Five Points Mission We're
crowded Yesterday with turkeys. pies bread and
vegetables for the 200 children who viii eat their
Thank diving dinner there ut 3 O'Clock. Preceding
the dinner there win be an entertainment In the
chapel at which there will be singing and recitatlons
by the children. The Rev. Dr. \. LonEacrc will pre-
side aud the Rev DR.. sanford and other clergymcn
will he present.
The Five Points House Of Industry. al No. 155
wortb.st have provided a feast Of good things for
the children Of the district. and 1t +, expected that
about 45o will sit down al p. m At O'Clock
meals will be .e,v'd 10 the Oui door poor, and no
WORTHY person viii be turncd away. \ pleasing pro
granme Of music and rcetauonS has been arranged
fcr the children, ard AZ i's Close Commander \. VI
IndcrhiI # Alexander Hamilton Post. No. 1s2 G.
A. r.. will present flag to the institution which
viii he received with appropria" ceremonies.
Two hundred childrn will receive thanksgiving"
sinner at the Home for the Fr.ondle,s. No. - East
Tlirteth-st.. at l. so st , III. the children will
assemble ~ the chapel and entertain the visitors with
songs and other oXcrcis,s TO which the little kinder
gardeners will contrinu,e an attractive part.
The United Hebrew Charities viii Civ Tharll'-
giving dinner to the 800 pupil, of the industrial and
religion, school, under their charge AT IL o'clock nj
No. S. II. Mark, Pace.
The inmates Of the Irpohlyn Home for Aged Colored
People. 80. 1o,7 Atlantcave, will also enjoy good
dinner at the Home.
The society for improving the Condition Of the
Poor had eight inspectors at work Yesterday eNanin
ing applications for assistance and 200 worthy families
will be furnished with substantial dinners today
The inmate Of the various city institutions VIII
have no reason complain of the cltyS car" today.
Fifty barrels Of apples twenty-five barrels OF pork
sf,v-Gvc barrels Of onions and large quantity Of
no,oto., bread and coffee will be- ready for them III
dinner in addition TO the following consignmcntS OF
poultry: Blackwell's ISland-City Hospital. 1000
pouuis OF chicken 400 Of turkey: penitentlary 800
pounds of chicken so Of turkey: amShouSe, 2421
pounds of chicken 300 OF turkey incTabes' hospital,
l2O pounds OF chicken: worlhOuS", 1850 pounds OF
ehtck ken ZOO OF turkey Iunatic asylum, 2:oo pounds
Of chicken. 600 of turkey. Wards lNland-Hospi'al'
40 pounds OF chicken 80 of turkey; Insane asylum
az mounds Of chicken go II turkey Eandhls Island
hospital l. 45G pounds Of chicken. 1876 OF turkey
haols 1oa mounds of turkey infants hospital, $40
no,nds of chicken. 100 OF turkey p"ntcntiary gang
"a I,ou,d, Of chicken. Halls Isand-Brinch work
house 10 pound, OF chicken. 20 ol turkey branch
lunatlc asylum. 1900 pounds Of chicken. 300 OF
turkey: fire department. 20 pounds OF turkey. Inc
prisoners at the rombs will receive GOO pounds OF
,oultrv and those at the other city prisons. 10
pounds while l.49G pounds viii be- sent TO Bellevue
Hospital and 36- 10 the Harlem, Fordham and COY
erneur hospitals. and the training school. six
hundred and fifty pounds will De sent 10 the Insane
asylum at Islip
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
There will be special services to-day In mdny Of the
churches. The BROOKLYN Tabernacle will bc decorated
with flowers and shctves Of grain, and the Roy Dr.
f. Dewitt Tamage Will preach on cold ard New
Cause Of Gratitude There viii be- special musical
programme.
Al an souls Church there will be union service
dora "A
IL d IN.
The Rev. Dr. \. +. Kiuredge will deliver a Thanks
diving sermon at the Central Pre- bytaran Church. Al
10 80 =.
The Causes for Gratitude and the Causes for
sollcltude7 viii be the subject Of Dr.. Macarthur al
10 20 to-day in the Calvary Iapl,t Church. II
will be a patriotic sermon and there viii be I'D"
music.
Al the Twenty third street Baptist Church there viii
be a sermon at 10 30 by Tho Rev. John /. Scud
der Of Jersey Cdy.
rhe Rev. Dr. Irlchait will preach in the Park
Avenue Methods, Episcopal Church. at 10 80 Il. III.
Thanksgiving services will Dee held In the scotch
Presbyterian Church at II ocloch. Dr. David q.
Wyle viii preach.
me Riyel.ld. BAPTIST Church will have an elaborate
programme FOR 81 morning service consisting oi S'"S
ine by Ire infant chs, and sunday school. "ft' OF
fruit vegetables and groceries for The E1pn-t hon'
for the Aged will be received a. the church 'oday'
AT the North Bapi, Church there viii be harv's,
home celebration 10 30 a. and the programme
Is a long. entertaining and patriotic ono.
The Rev. Dr. Bernard BRAKEMAN VIII .peak on " Inc
True Meaning Of AUGMENTATION IN The '"ngreea-
tin Zchron Ephrim. SHY srv'n'hst.. between IHi"
and Lexington ayes.
A patri.iic sermon viii Dee preached and an old
fashioned Thanksgiving service held this morning al
une Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal church. III
Irooldyn. TIE Rev. Charlie ". Parsons VIII preach
and the Ariel Ladies Quartet Of Boston VIII sing ID
the evening a Humorous programme" "f readings ana
character dnn,atons will BE- gwen by Frank LihcOih'
assisted bv Mi, Eleanor f.. Hooper. vi0linsl.
There win Doe al old fashioned Thank giving love
feast Al the Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church