The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
BUNDES SESSION
Of the North American Sanger.
bund at Turner Hall.
CHICAGO THE PLACE FOR THE NEXT
FESTIVAL.


was held at 10 O'Clock this morning in the small
hail of Turner Hall. Mr.. John Grossus, Pres
ident OF the Bund presided, and Mr. A. Bettinger
acted as Secretary.
Mr. Grossius announced that the meeting was
called for the purpose OF fixing the next date anu
place of the SRngerfest.
The following Committee on Credentials was
appointed: Frank c. Setter, Henry Sebel, R. Burg
helm, George Oehlwein and Henry Schaufert
The Committee then retired, and in the mean
time Ex-Nayor Moore came in and made snort
speech.
The Committee on Credentials reported the fol-
lowing as entitled to seats in the session.
COMMITTEES REPORT,
Cleveland Harmonic, Cleveland-D. Janken and
Geo. Werner
indianapolis MRnnerchor - Gottfried Recker
and Chas, b. Lizius.
Buffalo Sengerbund-Ernst Besser and Louis
Allgewater.
Beethoven Liederkranz Richmond, Ind
Balthassar Bescher and Fred Jahnke.
Columbus Lederknnz-Thomas Koch, George
G. Brand.
Orpheus Mennerchor, Of Chicago-Thomas Ar.
mold and Herman Pony
Milwaukee Musick Nerein-Chares L. Kiewert
and August BresSack.
Cleveland Orpheus-Dan. Kurtz and Edward
Belly
St Louis Quartet Club-F. Hertel and C, Froeh-
Itch.
Cleveland Gesang verein-C. Mudler and Fred.
Oeth.
1OutSstuWH W. <hADlallut
and W. +. Mag.
Lawrenceburg Liedertafel-G Decker and
Franz Federle.
Liederkranz Eintraeht, OF Chicago-Phil. Mas
and Phil. Falter.
Teutonia Gesang Verein, of St. Louis-H. W.
Wiegand and G. II. Dieterich.
Socialer Sengerchor, of st, Louis-August Rein
der and Otto Schmidt.
Louisville Liederkranz-G. S. Schuman and
Robert Maasfelt
Harugari Mennerchor, of Chicago-Emil
H. Hoechster and Frank Roesch.
Columbus Mannerchor-Phil. II. Benck and
Michael Frank.
According to a resolution OF the Central Com
niittee the application OF several Cincinnati So
cietics were not acknowledged, and in answer to
the above most of the Cincinnati Societies have
given no lists of delegates. In place OF the dele
gates entitled as such the following names were
presented:
IIarugari MRnnerrhor-Aug. Reichart, H. Mund-
beck and Otto Van Bargen.
Turner MRnnerchor-W. Stecher and C. Keidor.
Orpheus-H a. Ratterman and DR.. Zipperlein
Cecilia Camp Washington, Frank Haffner and
Herman W. Hcyne.
The following foreign Societies reported no dele
gates: Detroit Harmonic, Fort Wayne Arion and
Sangerbund. Hamilton Germania Mannerchor,
Louisville Euterpe, Omaha Concordia and ST.
Louis Freie MRnncrchor.
The report was adopted as read.
On motion of Mr.. HOechster, OF Chicago, the
Central Committee were allowed seats in the room
but were not allowed to vote on any question.
| A motion WAS also adopted that all Cincinnati
| societies should be entitled to two delegates.
The delegates from Cincinnati are as follows:
orpheus-Dr. Adolph zipperlein and H. A. Rat
teTman.
Cecilia-Frank Hatfner and H. W. Heyne
Good Fcllow-JoGl H. Steinberg and Edward
BerghauSen.
st. Cecilia Mannerchor-LouisF Flaig and A..
Rambash
A. P. A. Mannerchor-H. A. Luessen and Geo.
| Ohlwnn,
OdI-fcllows sengerchor-Aug. Bruggeman and
| +. G. Letter.
Cincinnati Mannerchor-G. A. stahl and Hy.
Siebel.
Germanis Mannerchor-He Reuss and Ru.
doph Burgheim.
Druid sgngerchor-Hy. schauffert and Wm.
Meyer
Turner Mannerchor-Geo Beinert and JAG
| Hardung.
Harngari Mmnnerchor-H. Mundhenk and Aug
| Bernhard.
The Cincinnati societies reporting no delegates
were: Liederkranz and SchWeizer Herw egh ant
Concord MGnnerChoTs
The minutes Of the last Bundcs meeting werj
read ana approved.
Tine Treasurer, Mr.. Brueggeman, OF Cincinnati
reported that he could make no returns OF tht
dues as all the societies had not paid up
A motion was adopted tnat the financial repor
be made within six months.
The report Of lhe proceedings at the SRngeIfes
at Louisville and its receipts were read ant
adopted
A motion that the Bund Sitzung be authorized
to expel member Of Societies who fail to pay VI
their dues, etc, was laid on the table, ms that wa
the matter Of the Society to which the delinquen
members belong.
The members then adopted resolution tender
ing Mr.. Reuben r. Springer an honorary mem
balship to the Bund in recognition of his gift-th
furnishing OF permanent Music Hall for the frs
time i'll an American city. A diploma OF mem
bership was also ordered 10 be given him.
motion was made to hold the next SRngerfes
in Chicago
Mr.. Frank Rausch, of that city, spoke agains
holding the same there.
Mr.. Ratterman, of this city spoke in favor q
, Chicago. He was seconded by Mr., Arnold, c
Chicago. Mr.. Phil. Kaeler, of the same place
was also desirous OF having the festival in Chi
. c8go.
On vote Chicago as unanimously selected a
the place for the next SPngerfCst of the Mort
American Sfengerbund. Thanks were voted t
Professor Barus and the Central Committee for tn
, success OF the Festival
The new Central Committee was instructed tha
the next Festival must be held within the mex
three years and that the date of the SAME be lei
to their discretion
The meeting then adjourned.
A DEFICIT OF SO, ,0O0
Mr.. John Grossus has on careful estimate fs
ured out that the receipts OF the Festival would
$40 600, and that the expenditures would t
S35 900. On this account 5000 will have TO b
, drawn from the guarantee fund. The above ii!
ures include the expected receipts from the picn
of tomorrow.
The members of the delegations attending th
meeting OF the Bundcs-Sitzung al Turner Hall t.
dav were unanimous in slenOuncing the cOndut
of B!schoff last night. They said he could hay
"the satisfaction OF never again singing at a SRl
gerfest." This is their ultimatum.
2 The pipes and lights for the illumination at Il
wood Park tomorrow night were tested last ever
ing, and proved satisfactory.
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