The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
OF NORTH HUDSON.
THE ARBEITER MANNERCH0R'S
FIRST ANNIYERSARY..


There will be more elaborate decora-
lions and more costly toilets at the
coming Centennial ball, but if the 400
manage to as thoroughly enjoy them
selves on that occasion as did the mem-
bers and friends of the Arbeiter Man
nerchor, at Ruth's Hall, Union Hill,
last evening. Its memory will live in
history. 1t was the Mannerchor's
first anniversary, and the musicians
spared no pains to make their concert
and ball a success.
The Carl Sahn Qu~artette Club, OF
New York, the Manner Gesang Verein
Harmonic, OF Newark, and the Hud-
son City Either Club were the guests
of the Mannerchor, and rendered sey-
eral selections from the German CLASH
cal composers. Herr Joseph Ringel-
mann, director of the Freemasons'
Singing Society, of New York, led the
choruses.
The long and interesting programme
was concluded by Won Wany's comic
opera in one act, entitled "Herbergs-
leben,n with the following cast
Herbergsvater ....,,......H Herr Windeknecht
Ed. Jurge, S~chuster Hand Herr Blums
Hans Klopf, Schmied, werks- Herr stump
Chr. Flick, Schneider, burschen Herr Greeff
Polizeiwachtineiste -. Herr kacn
Nachtwachter I. ........ Herr Schmittenberger
The members of the Committee of
Arrangements were William Wuttig.
j.. Blume, E. Meisgeier, 0. Rach and
G.. Schmittenberger.
Among the guests who remained for
the ball were:-Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolff. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Cares, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann Ludwig. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Shumpf, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mohr,
Miss Martha Krause, Miss Martha
Mann, Miss Augusta Gardison, Miss
Anna Leverentz, Miss Lizzie Winds
knecht and Miss Sophia Hoffe;
Industrial Education.
Yesterday afternoon the Union Hill
School Committee IN Industrial Edu-
cation met in the school house. From
the reports presented, the scheme OF
industrial education seems to be des-
tined to success. Over $500 has already
been subscribed for the fund, and
when the school reopens in next Sep
TENDER, the committee expects to have
the workrooms deliberately fitted up.
Tomorrow the committee will meet
at the Martha Washington Institute,
Hoboken, and will spend the day in
examining the workings Of that
thorough institution for industrial
training. The old School Board will
meet for the last time on Monday
evening, and after its adjournment
the new Board will organize.
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To Carl HoItz, from His Friends.
Prof. Carl Holtz, the leader of the
Hudson City Either Club, isspreparing
for a brief vacation in Europe for the
Sumner months. The club, with
which he has taken so much pains,
intends to present him with "a slight
token OF its esteem.n The members
have had their photographs enclosed
in a richly embossed album, and on
Saturday evening Mr.. "A. Brodmirllel
will present it to Prof. Holtz ON be-
half Of the club. After the presenta-
ton the members will give an in
formal reception at Zibetti's Hotel,
West Hoboken.
Mrs. Isecker's Microscope.
Mrs. Anna Becker, the young widow
of DIR. Becker, resides at No. 1922 Spring
street, West Hoboken. DR.. Simon
Bondy, of West New'York, made her
acquaintance some few months ago,
and, under the plea of aiding her, per-
suaded her to give him a very hand
some microscope, for which he said he
could find a purchaser.
Mrs. Becker unwillingly consented,
for she priced the instrument as hav-
ing been owned by her dead husband,
and it was only after mucn persuasion
that she could be induced to part with
it. Several weeks passed and Mrs.
Becker saw neither the microscope
MOI the doctor. Finally she sent her
brother to see DR.. Bondy and to de-
mand an explanation. The doctor put
him off by saying that he had sent the
microscope to a friend in Buffalo and
had not yet received it back.
After waiting some time Mrs. Becker
decided to have DR.. Bondy arrested.
Justice Reinhardt, of West Hobo
ken, issued the warrant, and Constable
Michael Kohl served it.
AS soon as the doctor heard that he
was wanted he evinced great indig-
nation, and he produced the micros-
cope, whether from Buffalo or else
where, within about five minutes.
AS the microscope and stand are
valued at $40, Mrs. Becker is very
well satisfied at having it returned,
but she has not forgiven the doctor.
Justice Reinhardt held DIR. Bondy in
$500 bail to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
North Hudson Notes.
When Mayor Simon Kelly called
the Weehawken Council to order last
evening there was hardly a corporal's
guard of citizens in the Council Cham
Der. A few uniInportant claims were
passed and the Board adjourned.
The production of Hazel Kirke' by
the Newark Dramatic Association, at
st. Mary's Hall, West Hoboken, to-
morrow and Thursday evenings,
promises to be one of the dramatic
successes of North Hudson.
The ruffians who assaulted Frank
Arturi of Union Hill, on Sunday
afternoon, We're arraigned before Re
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