New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-26
AT THE CITY INSTITUTIONS.
THANKSGIVING DINNER PROVIDED FOR PA
TENTS AND PRISONERS IN HOS

TENTS AND PRISONERS IN HOS
PITAIs AND JAII!s.
Eleven hundred and eighty-three pounds OF tur-
KEY llO pounds OF chicken. 80 punches OF celery.
a dozen barrels OF apples plenty OF plum and rice
pudding and many quarts OF cranberries were pro
yided for the $50 patients IN Bellevue Hospital The
physicians Of the wards also sent gifts Of various
binds 10 their patients. The Townsend Sturgis
and Marnuand pavilions especially favored
by their patrons who sent delcacies TO the diners
in those buildings The day is OF the cheeriest
OF the year for the patients In Bellevue Hospital.
For the thirty-nve patients OF Governor Hos
pital there were provided forty pounds turkey.
eighty-nve pounds OF chicken a barrel OF apples.
pans OF plum and rice pudding. cranberries. celery
and other vegetables, az well as many delcacies
The same amount was provided ior the thirty-nine
patients of the Harlem Hospital The thirty pa
tents Of the Fordham Hospital had thirty pounds
n, turkey sixty-eight pounds Of chicken and veget
ehIes and deicacies sent by patrons OF the hospital
different mission societies sent people TO many OF
the hospitals during the day to hold religious ger
vices.
TWO hundred dodgers we're provided for at the
CITY Lodging House. at Twenty-third-st and
,,,rs,ove nv Superintendent White yesterday
,rhoso dodgers who were taken in on Wednesday
night were allowed to stay for dinner yesterday
rvorvone had plenty to eat, including turkey
cb,cken cranberries mince and apple pies and
coffee -
chor,N Hansen made arrangements with Warden
p,ctett TO make Thanksgiving Day cheerful one
,or the forty-four men and four women who were
nnisoners in Ludlow street Jail yesterday Their
s,or consisted OF roast turkey, cranberry sauce,
49,, ,,oe nuts fruits and coffee. During the
49,, ,be Rev Dr. Lindsay, OF St Marks Church.
held religious services. -, ,,. T.,
THANKSGIVING Day was observed III me io"os ~
tho customary manner. the SS PRISONERS "e!'
r,,ad with a fine dinner. and they had plenty 10
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&C.,, ~ GLADDEN. their hearts. The holiday dinner
1.,od ~ 100 pounds OF turkey. so pounds OF
vI",.o, one barrel OF -four barrel OF fresh
ru one barrel OF onions. two barrels OF sweet
lies cranberries etc or the $50 persons VINO ieds'-
arr ,o,y-eicht were women and thirty were boys.
rto most prominent woman prisoner was May hei-
-" nho ueed 10 be a Tombs angel herself. big
,,," WAS the most regarded male prisoner
vougious services were held In the prison. and an
.,oIpment was also given by the Prison Guild.
M, oightv prisoners confined In the Jefferson Mar
J H., prison had "A good dinner. consisting OF 1c
! ods NJ chicken fricassee. mince ana apple pie
/ ra,berrv sauce, apples and oranges About thirty
/ =, the prisoners are women Among those confined
/ ~ ' 80. are Iobn Worthng,on. the alleged Wall
! tne't ror who Is awaiting examination
: -. -, sw,ndling and Mrs. Olga Piper, awaiting
',s,,,on papers from New-Jersey on charge o.
bigamy. ,, ,uardoo Con
! The prisoners locked up under warden con
I u,,,s care AT the Essex Market Prison enjoyed
/ ,he,r Thanksgiving dinner. The forty n'a'e P'iS
I o,ers and the twenty women seemed ~ i' So Wv
'..rhie they were in while they had their dinner
""uD ,a,od ~ seventy -four pounds Of turkey
/ 800 ,,,s and MES for the prisoners Masis"a"
I,r committed several men and women VIM
! oron,lv had themselves arrested 30 '""' Wv
! auId come in for Thanksgiving oih'ei,
W." w., ,...,.s Of the Harlem prison enjoyed
| turkey dinner. The numoei " Wv