New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-26
STREET HOLIDAY SCENES.
THANKSGIVING DAY IN THE MORNING
AND AT THE DINNER HOUR.
THE cHIIDRENs DEMANDS FOR CHARITY" AND
THE LAMENT OF THE TURKEY. THE
PRIDE OF THE BARNARD.

PRIDE OF THE BARNYARD.
rvn,cel THANKSGIVING weather reigned yesterday
and a festive feeling in the air. as wei as
comfortable expression on the faces 'AAt "e'V
passed in street or cars. This holiday oe'hs N.ae
coInpanied by the and anxiety necesstated IL
.he preparing OF gifts does not share the IAus~o
and overstraned sense Of joyousness belonging 20
the Christmas festival. and there is more time IN
which TO enjoy Il
Early IN the morning the street urchins "eio TO-
crotesquely arrayed, making merry II H9hshs ''A'
were little or no disguise but giving intense saus-
faction 10 the wearer and creating "o''uei 10
amour. OF diversion FOR the sedaie paSser-oS'
The carnival instinct seems rampant at this season
Possibly the weather may foster It's exhioiuon 'oI
as the low state Of the Thermometer al the piOp''
carnival time prohibits much outofdoor Demon
stration. and the hea; OF summer. when the Ma
tional holiday falls due is too exhaustins 10 A'lo"
81 great activity Thanksgiving seems 10 acquire
ell ths moro attractveness for these street jewellers
Uheir droll ways and absurd dress show that the
spirit Of rockery and mimicry Is an inherent 9ua'
OF the most undeveloped little soul
II was pleasing 10 reflect that this erranc marty
,rouId by ana by have legitimate outlet Wneh lho
small rnaskers should be gathered about grooming
d,nner-tabe: for many charitable people pro
t,aed dinners yesterday for ell classes that u Is
hoped not a child or homeless being IN 'hs GU!
arent thout come real Thanksgiving cheer
In era versing the streets the odor not OF sshcs'
f,,t NJ cookery was all-prevalen and II WAS o'iii
cult 10 say which Whit o; lusciousness was Tue
more beguling tho aroma OF turkey 0r VI linn NJ the
traveller woman. as 70 whether al the name
things being prepared IN tne rPcSPen, For II
Mrs Smith Brown Robinson o has b not onehs
exact pound Of finely chopped oog @,ned set one
,nnns each OF dried currants. stoned falslhs a'C
c,tTon ali well prepared and minced por ransos
sn5 one lemon and little o. se eretei Tina 6 of
each pint OF cider and hall PM 80" - S,oini
ana sherry wine teaspoon,n! eau uHto G r1tya@g
s SE5isd p ali well mixed with three pounds o.
Chopped appes then ne baPE 50dPf In six piepans
should be- with rich crust for top and bottom the
result will not be Satisfactory ., .rood,es" from
every quarter promised that an appet%tth u ncan,
two would be found in each home ana be, js1ey
,nadorned condition o. marHet sialis; "a ,,neis
most pentifully garnished with whlte-mDea DipeSs
Of the genus meieagrs proved %;.1' ne And the
svmpathetc soul could but mourn WIN 'ne pste ~ ~
Martin in American Kitchen which is as IO''o"S'
I'm a melancholy ,urkey-sad am
For a reign Of awful terror draWeth nish'
How dread the smell OF pie, 49,,
And the cakes and tarts piled hieh'
For | know that ! must dle
Thanksgiving Day.
What avail my sparkling eyes; Just ns.s NE Set
Or my elm and stately ay a nee Se PI0 SINE
On my flesh win Peq2le. dine. An.
And pronounce Ee-iUscl0us-''ne'
Thanksgiving Day.
How had been ha Gos some oser Prd
IN this land OF Uncle sam
For I'm Slaughtered Ike lamp
THANKSGIVING Jay
,..b,z. with Marie Antoinette.
How How hat dsrK and bloody hagnts me yet;
Soon on my neck 'tTil de5 5
Make Of G me a vs sTade eIer eT penned.
Thanksgiving Day