New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
pr1oICE AND GIVE THANKS.
OPPORTUNITIES PROVIDED FOR
NEW WORKERS TO-DAY.

W-YOREERS TO-DAI
SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES DINNERS AT CHART
AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS. FOOTBALL
GAMES AND OTHER ouT-or-DooR
SPORTS AT MANY PLACES.
..,;ors OF Thanksgiving pleasures to-day
,rass brighter for NEWCOMERS yesterday
were rroeable change OF weather. The appetite
o' -, ,or the thorough enjoyment OF r. Thanks
hee"' liner Is not obtained so easily when the
s'"s ,rouaed in fog and soaked with rain. Clear
o"s .ool weather allows people to get to church
- IN the day. and to enjoy walks and rides
co. ~ n attend ou,-of-door games. The riders
h', .,oles Will have plenty OF fun and exercise
OF Wv I'D there will he several football games
s.s col, matches near the city. The theatres are
a"O ', =. IA crowded at the afternoon and evening
.-r,ances and many people will also seek to be
p-.,nsas o. former Thanksgiving days on the
w 80 oo,ns to the Live Stock Show at the MadI-
' s.rsre Garden. Many NEWCOMERS too,
IN .ss the day In country places.
-sis ,s a day when the charitable will take pains
. sas that the poor are supplied with for
o,cins In all Of the benevolent institutions. pub
rc and private. there will be special feasts pro-
vlded.
mar S,xth-ave.. the Rev. DR.. Macarthur breaches
a, II a. m Causes for American Gratitude
from Glimpses OF Many Lands
In the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Thirty
6rst-st there will he a Thanksgiving service at
II A. M with special music and by the
nastor the Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Sanders.
James r Pitcher. of Short Hills n. J.. has sent
1000 chrysanthemums TO the Moderation Society.
which will be distributed to-day among poor chill
eren
UNION CHURCH SERVICES
Union services Of the churches and Sunday schools
below Houston st and east of the Bowery will be
held in the Allen Street Memorial Methodist Eps-
opal Church Rivington-st.. near Orchard. The
following churches Will be represented Allen
Street Memorial Presbyterian. the Rev A. Pfaus,
pastor: Allen Street Memorial Methodist Episcopal,
the Rev. Horace w. Byrnes. pastor: Camp Me-
mortal Congrega tonal. the Rev. Henry 6. Miller,
pastor: Church Of Sea and Land. the Rev. c. b.
Taylor pastor: Emmanuel Baptist the Rev Samuel
Alman pastor; Forsyth Street Methodist Episcopal
the Rev. w. ". Gillies. pastor; John Street Meth
odst Episcopal. the Rev. F. G. Howell. pastor
Mariners Temple the Rev a. MacGeorge pastor;
Seventh Presbyterian. the Rev j. T. Wilds. pastor
and Willett Street Methodist Episcopal the Rev l.
A. Marshland, pastor.
Ar entertainment for tire children's Christmas
fund Will held the evening in the church.
The Rev. Or. Louis Albert Banks Will speak AT
Il o'clock in the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn, on Eugene Fied-a Poet With
ne Heart of Child" 4 special musical pro-
sramns has been arranged.
Services will be held at the Temple EMANUEL. at
Il a. m. The address will be delivered by the Rev
Dr.. Joseph Silverman. the subject: The Ethics
Of American Patriotism" The Emanuel Choral
Society will take the place Of the regular choir for
the first time IN the services.
The usual will be served at the Five Points
House 81 Industry. No. l55 Worth-st. At / o'clock
the children Of the home will have their repast
and a; the street poor will be fed. At 2 o'clock
ciuse singing solos. duets. choruses. marching
ri. No ark will
also have big dinner for The poor C,s,,-o, ,,,n
WITH the HnTS GhSrch in T nq
near sevenIi-ave. Addresses will
creations the Rev. pr. J. II. Davies and r. F.
Washington sqnare Methodist Episcopal Church.
o%as Churches is' jonng Franklin Street Duane
ifo;d Stree Perry Street Jane Street Central
preached by the Rev; DR., Clark Wright. pastor of
6ld Fir.s church, frfh,sye and Twsfthst at
o. the ne Rev Dr. Howard Duffeld The choir WIN
ing Te Denm by Buck and Harvest Ilde by
. 81. NT carl fi'''' music VIII 'e s'@" - VIC
At $50 o'clock Professor 4 s Biekmors vii, lect;
nh s3d ana the Fl history
as o 9iaheenf5 annual reception at 10 i$s East
at ) p m iii, . uo..,,os
Tor the prisoners in Ludlow Street Jail and Essex
Market Prison. Warden Roe of the Jail. said yes !
A. Essex " Markt Prison Chicken dinner viii be
given 70 tho prisoners.
FOOTBALL CANES TO-DAY.
This afternoon a; Manhattan Field the football |
teams representing the Carlisle Indian School and |
he Young Mems Christian Association will line up
4 go O'clock
t. Gothamites this is the most important OF the
many games to he decided in and about NewYork
today. The advance sale or seats mas peeh Iafge.
All ne field boxes and seats built especially for the
Yae-Princeton game have been left intact for to-
The Indians style Of play will be closely watched.
says that HIS in bettar condition than they
n fscf han %hen thev playsd Yale and University
n Pennsylvania and forced the big colleges to ride
The y. NJ. 9. \. eleven have been greatly 9Th;
ned by he presence Of Mendel Love Hughes and
;oheffer Apparently the teams are evenly matched.
IN The course Of the Indan-Y. NJ: c; a. game
Manager Arthur Irwin Of the New-York Baseball
'cnnsylyan Cornell game upon his new score
,oard The Indian team arrived In town last night.
The lineup will be as follows
Indian, Positions. !. NJ A.
schsnanaosc LEFT tackle. Love
wheeock. ............. h'sat gusrd. SGhsiier
ian 6 6sni .1 SnGi M s,in
.............. eft han acN .Halman captain
seneca .............. Right Halfbsct. Vcrniiyea
At 2:3o o'c.ock tbs afternoon. at Eastern Park
BROOKLYN will be the football contest ca ruDDef) pc
tween the eleven OF the Polytechnic Institute and
Brooklyn High Schoo..
The \ew-Jersey Athletic Club and the Pennington
Seminary team WI, play at Bayonne y. j. |
The Orange and Elizabeth Athletic clubs football
cams will meet az Orange Ova. At o'clock
On Staten Island the Fourth Division Nava. Re-
e-ves and the staten Island Crlckets will Inc up
rne Berkeley school and st. Paul School teams will
)ay at Garden City Long Island, at lo@, a. m
MANY COLE GAMES FOR TO-DAY.
rHE OPEN FoURsOME MATCH AT THE ST. An
r.pr.,..s c1 I.n TIE MOST IMPORTANT.