The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-30


| tons of employment.
| Downtown was as dead as the conven-
! tonal door nail. The walls OF the tall
| chant and the office man are wont to
| live gave back resounding echoes of the
fn"ifa,l e. the stray peiestr.an as he
| ton Of the city below Canal street. in
nar" Of the round milton of people VINO
| thronE the market on busy days:
municipal departments were closed. and
| nothing was doing. The Stars and
stripes. tn, state and the municipal flags
day. FI1gs wcr" hois.od on the POST POST
ofct, Iustom-Honse. Suh-Treasury.
newspaper offices ana other buildings,
and the symbols of a holiday were
everywhere.
Of tn" parade of forty target companies,
! rangers. SChuetzen corps and other organ
izations of light-hearted men who made
themselves fantastic by masquerades of
AL sorts.
The saloons. the restaurants and, the
| confectionery stores We're the only places
doing not only their own regular bust.
ness, but taking in the money that would
ordinarily be distributed among the deal
| ers in more substantial things
! Broadway was the parade ground Of
another style If Celehrant--young men
in topc oats and young women in holt
the orange and black of Princeton at
| each other
People OF religious inclination found
a vent for their thanksgiving spirit at
the churches. for there were special SER
vice in nearly all of them.
Sunett's festival Cintatta was sung by
the choir and congregation Of Rev. DR..
Henry a Stinson's Broadway Taberna-
Gle in the morning. Or. Mac Arthur gave
some object lessons in American politics
at calvary Baptist church, and after
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| vegetables that had rested on the plat
form was melted away In distribution
to the poor. Rev Stephen s. Wise de-
Nvered Thanksgiving sermon at the
Jewish Temple to tho congregation
B'nai Joshurim. and there We're special
services in nearly al the other churches
and synaGogles Of the city
Perhaps the most interesting Of the
church services to-day is that of the
CONGREGATION Of the Brick Church and
the church of the covenant; For years
they have united in the Thanksgiving
service. To-day they met at tho Brick
church, Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh
street, and the meeting was of peculiar
Significance, az the church Of the Gov
with tn" Brick, church forever; ,,,-,,
Or. Van DYKE, of the Brick Church,
and Roy J. II. McIlvains, Of the Cove
nant, appeared together in the pulpit.
the former conducting the services. the
the old Brick Church which stood on the
triangle between Nassau and Bcekman
streets ard Park Row that were held
the Thanksgiving services ordeered BY
the British soldiers had evacuated the
| city.
! This afternoons programme included
Armory Of the Baptist Boys Brigade of
= New York and Brooklyn; the Yale
Princeton football game on Manhattan
! Field, and dozen other football games
2 in the vicinity.
I There were grand dinners provided for
their special charges at the Five Points
/. Mission, Home for the Friendiess. st.
, l3nrnabas's Home, the St Andrew :
! Penny coffee stand Society. 2o7 East
I House, Duane street; East Side Lodg-
: ing House, Isl East Broadway; Elizabeth
=; Home FOR Girls, 307 East Twelfth street
y Eighth street and the West Side l.odg-
ing-House, POI West Thirty-second street.
All corners We're invited 70 the places
OF which the addresses are given, the
! dinners occurring from neon to o'clock
: Tho Children's Aid Society prepared
for the entertainment Of 1000 children
= at the Jones Memorial and sixth Street
, Hebrew Charities at the Industrial
q school, IS ST. Marks place.
i There were Thanksgiving dinners for
the children at all the catholic institu'
70 tons, and at the institutions of the
. Department Of Public Charities, For
l. wells Island Pcnitentiary. Workhouse
J. House of Refuge, asylums and hospitals
the Departmeni of Charities provided
forty-fve barrels Of onions. seventeen
barrels Of red apples, twonty-three bar
rels of pork, and potatoes bread coffee
tea and other things to match.
The Workers Home for the Aged an,
.. Tnlrm had a programme for afternoon
:. service. and the Sailors snug Harbor
staten Island. for theatrica!s, con
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