New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

THE GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT JONESS WOOD.
Over 1000 tickets have been distributed for
the great festival at Joness Wood on Friday ami the
Committee expect to dispose of IA many more before
that day The Consul Of the North German Confedera
tion Mr. VonR0esng, Mayor Hail. Gen. Sige and other
yell-known persons have been invited. 5upt J0urdan,
with large police force will also be present The fol
lowing Is the progrra "a WaSs;
Prologue Miss Rboder
g. Crown March Of the People. mayerbeer
wscht Rhein, Various Singing Socie,ies - ,.,e..
Wss I. dss De1hsn V.teaand Grand Chorus BY Amby viii
Dramatic Peomance w,llen,tein', Camp from Schiller
o. Overture to W.lle4stein Schneider
The Committee will issue circular inviting all Ger
mans proprietors of public houses well all business
men OF that nationality, close stores Friday, that
themselves and employees may take part III the festivities
MOVEMENTS OF THE GERMANS.
The Executive Committee of the Central
Aid Committee met last evening. The President OF the
Society is at Chicago attending the Convention Letters
were read from Aid Committees in Cleveland Erie 81
agreeing to join the general organization wnicn Is IN
tended to be operated on the same principle as tne sam
ton and Baltimore indicated that collections In those
re passed 70 call upon branch societies through the
German newspapers for reliable persons TO collect
monies TO draw the attention OF the Chicago convention
70 The fate OF the German families expelled from France.
in order to what may be done Tor them tnat tne
respondence OF the Treasurer wn e he pnb
lished. 800 -. ... o,oo,i,od a pa
.rint AID Society and elected Offcers-Preslde MI
Santer; Secretary, q. Mchaelis Treasurer, Is0pPtr
Sneecbes were made by Messrs Bartholomew ltohiIn
and Tsopper number Of resolutions we're adOpleu c
nnnncing Napoleon in the severest terms An orlgnai
noem entitled "Prussa's Answer to Napoleon, Wah re-
LIED nv MI Ginning and the 'Pru5slans ~
was sung by the Harmony society OF preouPv4nt. -,
total amount COhecteu "aS sf"@' """ VIZ N
scribed 300 -, -oa 4, ,,,a rirst
patriotic Aid Society has been organized IN th9 frsI
u,a.d with the following officers: President, Henry
sM%%mitt. Secretary - Heind0rf Treasurer Charles
SchnItz The amount collected was sl6S ana 5,~ VIZ
oe ,.Ied An additional committee OF six 10 make
ooiiections was appointed and consisted OF HERMAN
schmitt HeRdorf, Charles Schnlz, Jacob ~ x
berger fiustaye Hasa, and John BoccKlbS' III b GA
Derfed that So 900 will be collected . ., an,
The Fourth Ward Society assemDiea i1 ria secre
elected WIN Wagner President; Gustaye Beyerle secre
trv and Charles Hanson, Treasurer Inc fresueht "a
norsd that S548 had been collected so2 r
s In he made in monthly payments during tne wal.
dnleoate 10 the Central Executive committee Was VIII
I'd IL was resolved that all moneys collected ny
VI ~ or, a lent IN the North German Consul Com
mttee was appointed " wait ON the Consu anu give 'i'
$500. A.. oo,nan A merican Volunteer
Carns No Iasi night IL resolved that III ne Ntn'
~ Tia defeat of the German arms the corps snUu r
,pediately depart for the seat OF war, anu o"oi '
vices for the defense Of Fatherland' -. -. ura,o,a
Tn the Twelfth Ward A meeting was heid NJ bIanns
saloon George Ebert presiding Patrctc sPoeonSe m,ya
d "a sI50 were collected The acton OF tne Ucna.
Epecutiye Committee in forwarding sOOp 10 oornn was
warmly approved. 49,, a...., mat IN receiye
The Ninth Ward German Aid Society met 70 erced
tbe chairman who was stating the ob)ccts' Was 20
rupta1 by Or Lubler Who miie SUM- ,1i,,oarl,nd NV
France which was considered insuthg 20 h,i ~ ~
the uouJeIs plesenl. scene VI S'0"' "'NS