Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
BISMARCKS BIRTHDAY.
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Net syery nan Who vas born On the
erss Of April .ill have as much honor
o. home ant abroad On his seventy
Ifth birthday as Otto ven Bismarck
GA that 1ay. ths great GeFLn za warrior
.satss1aaa rill be toasted s1roughoRs
sls length and brea3th Of the F4Eher-
l.nt and in laRds across the seas 90
well Ia thts eO2ntry. the German
resideuEs a ~iu unite IN paying . tribass
Of adsetiOR4ts regard ~ The cid Chan
csllOr. snd she present prospects arc
that in the years - come, the birth
day Of the man Of blood and iron" will
30 celebrated with as much eelas
among the Teutonie portion OF our pop
ulstion as she natal day OF the immor-
tai George himself is now hailed By
loyal Americans
IL will be very solid and represen-
tatlve as we'll as = merry gathering that
Viii assemble around the festive board
81 tao New YORK City German Cub
~ the first Of these Bismarck Birth
day dinuer4 The movement origin
ated in New York and although
the arrangements have not yet
been quite com pleted the occa-
sion will doubtless be . notable
one in a com mereial as we'll as social
sense Prominent among those who arc
expected 20 participate are Hon. Carl
schurz. Oswald Ottendorfer, the yener-
able editor of the "Stasts Zeitung,
Consul-GeneFal A. Feignl, the Official
representative OF the German Empire
o. the Por, Of New York; Herman Oel-
richs, DR.. Senner. Gustav schwab.
President OF the German Society and
ex-ordcio member Of the Board OF I'm
migration; T. w. Hollis. q prominen.
German lawyer; william Cinser, 6 lead
ing drug merchant and i'm porter; Jacob
Rupert and George Ehget, the we'll
known brewers; Judge Nehbras OF the
City Court; julius Hoffman, President
of the LiederkranE, and Richard katz-
enmeyer, President OF the Arion So
ciety. An invitation will be sent TO Hon.
Frederick Cook, Secretary OF State, in
recognition of his German descent.
Mil!ionairedom will be represented by
william steinway, Theodore A Have
meyer, the great sugar rehner; l. A
Poppenhusen. OF railroad fame, and
other Germans prominent in railroad,
steamship and commercial circles.
Baron c. Won Thomson, Edward Uhl,
Percival KnAuth, II. r kunchardt and
the President of the Club, Ferdinand
Motz. are actively engaged in arrang-
| Ing the programme OF the coming BAN
quet There will be no lack OF distin-
galshed orators, for each member Of
the club has the privilege OF invitation
and the best after-dinner speakers in the
state will be lassoed for the occasion.
There is some talk of having the ban
| ouet take place at the Lenox Lyceum.
a. Fifty-seventh street and Madison
avenue instead of at the club quarters
at IS West Twentyfourth street Fully
600 will attend, and the banqueting
hall will be decorated with German and
American flags intertwined.
Apropos OF the Bismarck dinner. .
great deal OF interests felt just now by
| Germans all over the county concerning
! the fate OF the measures now before
J Congress looking to the restric-
/ tion OF immigration. The German
/ Immigration Aid Societies in q number
/ OF States have elected delegates TO q
! National convention, to be held in
I Washington shortly, for the purpose of
considering the best method OF pro-
| tecting the interests OF German immi-
grants, which are believed to be i'm
/ perilled By the two bills now before the
/ House, and TO which the Societies are
opposed. The conven zion will probably
be in session three or four days and will
| present its views, by petition or other
/ wise. to Congress, suggesting such
legislation as it may deem best Mr.
| Gustav Schwab has been specially ao-
! tive in arranging for the proposed con-
yention. Besides New York. the cities
OF S. Louis and Milwaukee will have
particularly strong delegations present.
The German Press Club Of New York
has chosen three or four delegates TO
attend the convention.