New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25

''''' HuhrS OF MILK our Institution sent tufh'Ea'
Vegetables fruit etc, 10 thnn forty poor innii
Hcs-'"o"gh to feed 100 people. Many Oh the lhmh-
les were 30 poor that they lad no fires 10 keep
lHem warm until our man and his cart got to them
III 1''i'uofs can carve turkey a"fullv Well IA
;. """pp' william D. Frink Daniel Wnliord nnd Inc
Rev l.. Baiiou were among those present.
5rVe''i thousand waits who lave been taken care
OF ihrohgh the efforts OF sister Irene. Of the Found
Hing ASYLUM had extra G.ncr ut the Institution
In East ixty-olshhst Yesterday. Before the dinner
servcd khcre were services In the chapel IN the
afternoon good many visitors .ispectcd the build
Ing.
The day was appropriately observed AZ the Work
agmen's School In West FIfv-f0rth-St.. where the
worhinemon ana their teachers AT down together -
dnn.r.
"a, officers o. thu Italian Home. nt ~. 40 second
ave. rade many hearts glad yesterday. They no
only fed but clothed the poor. -evrniy-ivr poor
Italians sat down to an excellent dinner. which In
dVd'L GOOD Italian wines. in the afternoon. Fifiy-
nine poor Italian boss who needed warm clothes io'
the wint"" were made happy aud comfortable. Each
boz received complete ontGt Of clothing intending
shoes hat, undertaking ard sailor suit Inc
patients who are confined TO the home were treated
10 cXtTn GcHcacc,. ard every one happy.
Those Immigrants to whom this country has turned
lis rough side had chance yesterday to enjoy some
OF its pleasures. In most OF the .mm grants lodging
houses around the Battery and by al the societies
for the and relief Of immigrants. Thanksgiving
Day dinners Were given free TO all who applied At
fhe Lutheran Emigrans House Association Pastor
EcrlcmcIcr presided a dinner given TO 1875 men OF
German birth.
Mr.. BcrlIcmcler said that there was more suffering
this year than there has been In many previous
years The same was said by Father Cahill Of the
Mission Of cur Lady OF the Rosary for Emlsrant
Girls. where number Of women received food. At
the Il. RaphaclS Emigrant Society Father Geler
presided at dinner.
TEASING FOR THE NTwsBOYS.
At the West side Lodging House. NO 400 seventh
ave. about 12j boys paFtooh Of Ginnc' furnished
them by James X. Oracle ana W. L. Roosevelt. con
ssting Of roast turke" and cranberry sauce. celery
vegetables icc.cream, etc. The regular Inmates OF
the institution who regularly pay small price Tor
food and lodging number 10. After dinner the
Young men assembled In the reception rooms, where
an imprompu concert given.
At the Forty -folrtl-st. LOys' Lodging House, F. =
ChlIi the superintendent. greeted eighty youthful
and hungry citizens nj 80 O'Clock III the evening,
md after allowing them - feast their imaginalion9
on the savoty odors which from the big
dining ROOM opened the doors and permitted MS
guests 10 eat their Thanksgiving turkey until they
cried Hold enough! This. however. was not until
after 10 O'Clock. Mrs william +. Dodge IT,, was IN"
rtvcr OF this dinner. 50 heartily enjoyed and long
10 be remembered by the happy fcastcrS
About 800 OF the ragged and tatteicl specimens
O. humanity that could be gathered under one roo;
cat down a, evening ut the Brace Memorial Lodging
House Mt 40. Duauc-s;.. TO enjoy the ANIMAL
wing dinner given nrwslOys by Mrs william
Waldorf Astor over 700 pounds C. turkey, barrels
OF turnps and potatoes. so pounds Of ham, and pies
and tea unsiintcd contributed TO the happiness OF
many homeless waits. Most Of the boys ate rs "
rhey had TASTED for a fortnight ana ri times they
grew s. reckless In the Of their knives aS 10
lead the spectator to suppose they wished to cut th'r
CHECKS lncc: the able mnnag mcut Of superintendent
r. Ue,e the dinner assc.l OF without a m-lap.
Yesterdays Thanksgiving festivities a the wilson
Industrial school 40. 12J ~. Marks Place. derived
special Interest from the fact that Mis- Emily HUNT
mGon. who has been IT. mairon icr twenty yers, -
abUu, to sever her connection WIN ,lr 'hoI pe,U -
10 10 Chicago. wh"I~' III IN" ''l ~, a., ~
the Worlds air, she 'Nprcts 10 Illustrate 10 ~,
public the Kitchen Garl,n ana oihcr - Stems c
charitable work with which shc ma ".s D''.
Identified. some VI these are original cOh''ppn, "a
Mss Huntington herself. and nave H,iA,. 10 o.ym
ton abroad well - In America - 'h 'ic ''"',
ing Of poor chdIcn for domestic service b! y ,'m
particularly captivating 10 them ], noW uharIla'n ~
scores Oi cities where II wa> never hcin' thy"t ~"
and hundreds of Young women Of SOCIAL position nav +.
acquired from Ter valuable ldeas 4, Ia ih' 'ond",,
OF the households over which The, nay" com" 10
plesiie. Compared with thee useful nud Den.voi'nl
schemes Mis-, huntington excellent admins
~ the Wilson school has been hh'ui'iIH, y n.n"
matter In the puDliC eye "" In thr'" twenty YEA,
she has endeatcd heIsc; tot on, to the uu''ecs VI
the school, bat also 70 countless Htilc ones
The DIV was observed In the ifadiuon'l manner NJ
the CITY Institutions. The Commit >sion"r, OF Charities
and Correction provided literally Tor NE 'n""N1li"'
Of Inmate, I'm iho various hospitals ana prisons uldr:
their supervision. In addition 10 ih' O'hrr s".'
hing, inr patients In WARTS Island Hospital AZ,
40 pounds OF cbchen and 80 pounds OF TURKEY. ana
those ia the Insane Asylum, G,rb IDufs "' IN, ~
and $40 pound, Of turkey 10 The CITY Hospital
on nlar,well's Island wcre seat 1000 pounds 81
chicken and 100 pounds Of turkey To ihc PenhlHr''
$50 pounds Of chicken ana 80 pouhls OF 'uihSS a,
me Aln,house, 2t27 pounds Of chlcAen ana 800
pounds OF turAcy 10 thc Hospital Tor lh'"raD",,
i20 pounds Of chicken to HE N.rhnGn,'' ~"
he Iunnlc Asylum, 2.2Jo pound, OF chicken ana upp
pounds OF tufaey. Tine Inmates q; Bellevue ho p'a.
mad 500 pounds Ol chicken AMI go Ppuh"H "'
& f. f. prisoners at Ludlow street Jail found lie
learlblr fjr one day at least. warden Dunlap gave
Them a god dinner. consisting OF evenly pounds Oh
chicken, twenty-five p0uhds OF plra, potatoes, r'''
cranberry saucc pie. fruit nId coffee. -
Al the Ia,wcry branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association tie usual Thanksgiving dinner WAS gwen.
Three hundred ard hfy four hungry men were Ted. IL
took 30 pounds OF urn"y two hhifr.s "i l"'"'' w.
bunchc, 6f celery lcidc, cranberry auce. bread llcs
Was J. r. Ilrmcmway. OF The American Wltnerr
Company stapch SUPPORTER OF The Institution y. ~
tarv Of The twenty third ST. branch, and Others war
rem T. Wilhins. the secretary Of the Bowcry branch.
Ly Arthur Cnrts Inme.. son Of u. wis Jane.
At tie Anne: Han Mission. 80 10 iou'th-ave. OF
which Robert Graham 4 general secretary. over A"o
Ecn treated To iine dinner. The ponce "'fc
busy Ia keeping he crowd at the cnInc' Ia n -
children. male and female had day ~ leasing ana
rcjoicng which they will no iors,t f'r year. The
uiil Dime. Of turkey. cranberry pndiinrs ana
pies OF all binds and fruit was PROVIDED! i,r th'H';
Nucr their comfortable meal they had plenty Of
I,hyscal exercise and innocent game, In the play
grounds. ,
There is no plcaeonlcr home for homeless loys IN me
cty than the one ltlt for them ly he late VI. e.,
CaihaIinc l.. Wolfe. nj 40. 80 East Broadway, "hd
there happier boys IA The town YESTERDAY l'an
those WHO are fed and sheltered In iihui Spacious III
stituiion Henry T.. Iawcy had reqn Sled the super
inerdcnt 90 dive the lads firstclat> dinner. ana az
g OclCcK bright young fellows at down 10 tables
generously laden with turkey. vegetables pie. 'Ihr
ana icc-cc1n Arrr dinner the LDys spent the even
Ing in singing PLAYING and telling funny Stories \
hearty vote VI thanks given 10 Mr.. liawly, WHO
las provided the dinner for many years.
Abon; 200 who looked II they wore home
les; and destitute. and nearly 100 women who ni-o
pDpcarci 10 De Vagrants free Thanksgiving I'm
hers In ST. Harnabas House. IN Mulberry ST.. yesitr
day. They admitted IN squads. aud thoS' VINO
waited their turn formed IN long lines ly several
policemen Sho were drtailed 10 bcep them In order
The lines extended from the entrance - Pollc" ll'ad
Quarters I.crckrr-st for hours. Many 0f HE men