New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
now THANKS WILL BE GIVEN
,,,ns IRISH OFF TO EAT NEW-ENG-
LAND TURKEY AND PIE

NE me- nav" said an cmploye in the office of one
p'" ~, great transportation companies by which
OF Vs." s.,ds went away yesterday to spend Thanks
giving al NOM Numbers of ncon,o to whom,
lne.e living Day is nothing more than excuse
Tna"" =, holiday a day of turkey. rafFies. good
for oat and to drink. To others. who view
tm"e tram its religious point OF view. II is one
nc "" thanksgiving and from these. both in the
81 rear worship and at the plentifully supplied
nous" rise the words Praise God from whom all
blessings nov" .,,, +, .,uavs ,orce on tho dav
lug acknowledgements 1t was unusually
peio,r vew-York. New-Haven and Hartford road
So ahont $500 passengers from town daily.
ca'' the departure exceeded 1900 The Fal!
les line steamer Priscilla was crowded to her
nv capacity. and so were all the steamers
um a. New-England. and the New-York Central
t,.a about 80 per cent more passengers than the
day before =, ,, ..,.o ,,o ~
,,,, n enjoy the day. each in accordance with
F,.,,s NJ proprety. There will be services in
-" , o,urches special matinees at the theatres, and
~. hs benefit Of the poor bachelor, who on Thanks
~ va,ns nav. as on all others must dine alone, the
p" and restaurants offer specially attractive
bills OF iai''
H., Greene Council. No. 1.04s Royal Arcanum,
- dya an entertainment in the mushroom or
w.. Johnston Building. Nevins-st and Flatousn-
ave Brooklyn
.-sat,ne its 10th flower distribution The flowers
"u hs sent 10 missions and hospitals and Will be
ss,rb,,ed through the Sums.
thanksgiving dinner will be given for lIO boys
IA girls al the Home OF the Friendless. NO. ~
rs, Twenty-ninth-st., at 1890 p m.
a. Industrial School of the United Hebrew
ch.r,,es will give a Thanksgiving dinner TO 3oV OF
-. nun,ls at noon at No. So st. Marks Place
The Society for the Reformation of Juvenile De-
,rouents will give entertainment in the schooi
IN Randa's Island H., c-on,
panevard and Onehundred and thirty -elghth-si.;
ri he opened to-day. and reception VIII De heiu
from 1h scb 10 eex nj q Hewitt, exsecrstaTy
Charles S. Farchild, John Z. Parsons ana NJ
" Tss wilson Zouaves will hold their tenth annual
meeting al the headquarters, No. 20 East Fourth-
st.. at p N
A COMPETITION DRILL.
At the Clermont Avenue Rink. in Brooklyn there
xll be competition drill TO decide the question of
superiori,y between the regiments OF the bapus'
Rows Brigade OF this city and Brooklyn
The football carnival OF the New-Jersey Athieuc
club which will be held on the club grounds TO-
a,y promises TO wind up the season in successful
manner for the y. J. A. c. The team that WI. rep
Sraniza,ion has had out this year, and every en-
Savor will be made to win the game from the
Al O'clock. The morning game will be called al
10 o'clock. the contesting teams represan Ii. e
This game is for the championship Of Hudson
County. -,..,.- no-,.,,o u,nr No hold
IN the lecture-room # the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. Ninety,hfhst near Central rsrk ro weSs
nalms and the platform with fruits and vegeiap1es
The Rev. Dr. wye. the pastor VIII preaen Lae
service will last from IL 10 L. and coroia' invita-
f;on Is extended 10 all. .,-,
Two thousand OF the children OF the striking
cloakmakers will have Thanksgiving dinner equal
m any served In the 1t will be given to them
by Nine. Georgiana TAYLOR in her dressma ascng
Rarondess leader OF the strikers will preside al
the dinner and open the festivities Win an au-
dress
congregation Zchron Ephraim whose synagogue
is In Sxty-seventh-st., between Third and Lexing-
ton ayes. will observe Thanksgiving and also ceie-
brate the fifth anniversary of the laying OF the cor
ners;one of the synagogue by special services be-
ginning at 10 a. m Prominent speakers VIII take
part In the exercises.
A, the First PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fifth-ave and
Txelfth-st, the Rev Dr. Howard Dufield VIII
preach at II o'clock His topic will be God Coun-
ty and Friends" The choir will sing "A Song OF
harvest" and THE Feast of Lights" Mr.. Carl VIII
play a Fantasia" by Silas. and the "Marche aux
rambeaux." by Gulmant
The New-York Rescue Band has issued 80 invi-
tstion cards to the fallen women OF Chinatown
the Bowery and Mulberry Bend for Thanksgiving
dinner which will be given at the Mission room
No. II Doyer-st from to p. m, after which
Thanksgiving praise service will be held from 3 TO
u midnight.
The fifteenth annual entertainment ana pail OF
the rish-American volunteers will be held this
evening at National Hall. No 1.02l Second-ave
Union Thanksgiving services will be held at 1919
a. M to-day In the First Presbyterian Church,
Washngton-aye.. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eghth-st.
Hackett Carhart & Co.. the well-known clothiers
Of Broadway and Canal-st., intend TO distribute
hundred Thanksgiving turkeys to their work
hands this morning.
There will be union" Thanksgiving service at
the West End Synagogue. Eighty-second-st, near
Amsterdam-aye., at y. m, to which the congrega-
ton OF Temple Israel the Rev. Dr. NJ. H. harr's'
have been invited. A choice musical programme
has been prepared by the organist. W. A. hapoch
The sooists are Mrs. NJ A Summers and MIS- W.
b. Bloodgood
A Union Thanksgiving service will be held In
Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirtieth-st.
between Eighth and Ninth ayes, this morning al
1870 O'Clock. The Rev. Drs. Lampe, Jr, and +. H.
Wilson will make addresses. Drs. Rossiter Stry-
Eer Brush Alderman and the pastor OF the chur r
L. honecker VIII take part II, te nave been
invited IL will be an occasion OF lraterhd' s'ee'
ngs as well as Of Thanksgiving. A.,
There will be services at IL a. m to-day III une
rsnt Presbyteran Church Amsterdaa ,,erhnrv
1NSny-sixthst. The Kew. Dr AHsoH T. h't'i""i'
pastor will preach. A. "a
me. Postofice will be closed today after 10 10
O'clock There will be an early delivery OF mail In
ihe morning in the business district In the resi-
uveries
"a Thanksgiving service will be held at o'clock *
tns afternoon at the Temple Atereth Israel all, N
Eightysecond-st The Rev. DR.. NJ krauskopf VIII
preach on civilization and Judaism
After the people of this city have had Ihahk5,
giving comforts at their homes to-day they VIII
nave an opportunity to remember 400 unempio oyJ
wofkingmen, who are 10 have bounteous supper
Al st Barholomews Mission. In Forty -second-si
T Thrdaye. tomorrow evening az ~ oc u n;
turkey. fruit, mince pies. etc. Will be the Dill or
rare. washed down with bowls OF good conee. TO
morrow,s supper is provided for but me puone
are cordially Invited TO be present ana take part
IN a musical programme and popular silver con
srioutlon in the baskets to be used for the weekly
Irte suppers for the unemployed deserving poor
which occur every Friday night during the year
AT THE GRAND CENTRAL PALACE