The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-10
FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS.
The Celebration Of German-Day TO be a
Great success.

Great success.
4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
general committee, who have in charge
the celebration OF German-Day, was held
last night in sanger Hall. The celebration
Nill take place October oh. ana promise, I'D
bo one of the grandest that has ever been
-een in Richmond. Il will be, In all re-
spccts. NOks-Fest, and II the enthusiasm
manifested j. any criterion OF the sncees. oi
awaits our German cltlzens.
LAST night Mr.. Alfred Won R)senegh pre-
sided and Messrs. Carl Reuhermund ana I;
+. Ioohr acted as secrctar,es.r The ge etai
committee since the meeting Monday hlgnS
has been augmented, as members iIoh' "'i
benevolent aud social German hodies nav
been added 10 the list. Mr. kosenesh at
nouncod the following committee;
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
A.N. Rosenegk, IL. schmidt IL. q. NM
Ter, W. II. Zimmerman, 4. lnkel, 1. il-
perman, 9. Pohlig, W. Loyenstein, y. Is.
Winter. :. Il. schultz. J. Amrhein, W. tell-
hau-. Il. schultz. l.. Ruegcr. u. Mangel, L.
&. Thon, j. Spiling. {. Ruehorund, Cd.
Jurgens. \. Mon, John \. Beier, .. Nor
genstern. W. Dietz, {. j. schmidt, II.
knolle. +. T.. Iholl, ". flegenheimer. W.
~onf {. f. IOehr, &. l.. >iegel, 6. kunge, q.
Klein. {. Phillips, NJ. Gunst. J.. Eukef, n.
Ostrrloh. T.. \. llOen, W. Ruegcr, Joseph
Laube, r. Sitterding. Joseph Middendori.
Julius straus, \. II. Felthaus, Joseph
Gebring, K. j. Moesta, : Cohn, Herman
Never. II. Eckert. J. Nage. A. II. Raynal,
l. \. spott, y. A. Weinbrannn. L.
~luor. II. Grimn.cl, n. Mole, G. +. sauer,
j. krause. {. sachs, Val schwartz, J'
~elcrt. \. llalblcit. j. Wallerstein. W /
,,ehrmann. Il. Nolte. \. Nolkmann, e
~chmiuke, l.. :. Morris, j. Levi, Professor
| l.. lde. X. W. Wenzel. &. l.. Miller. III. \.
Miller. NJ. Lyneman, VI. Briel. W. lierblg,
4. Rlab, &. Well. +. August, 1. H. Moss, .
| Krinim. \. NOndelehr, j. Brauer. T. Stnmpi'
". l.. Cree, 1. Held, NJ. .Thalheimer, Jacev
/ May.
II was decided that the day shall he cele-
brated by all Germans and descendants
with their families. AZ the ENpOslton
Grounds, commencing about 10 O'Clock IN
| the morning. At II or o'clock those pres
ont will assemble i'm the main hall, where
orations will be delivered In English ana
German. \ concert will then be gwen by
some celebrated band. after which amus,- :
ments Of various kinds viii be induiged ID.
There will be dancing, sack-racing, Pig-
catching. base ball. and other outdoor
games. which will continue until about
o'clock in the afternoon.
LADIES 60 HONE.
The ladies and children will then take
conyevences for home, and the men VIII
nrnuafe for grand torchlight procession.
The parade will take place from the Expo.
.ition Grounds, through the principal
streets. and will be viewed at some cVn'e-
nient point by the Governor and MaNor'
The parade will end IL front Of the City
Hall. where a tremendous bonfire VIII DC
built and fireworks displayed.
This being over, a banquet VIII De hela Az
some suitable hall in the city, ana singins
and wit and humOr will reign supreme unli'
yiands and liquids are disposed oi.
HOUSES DEcoRArED.
During the day OF the celebration all tue
residences and business places Of those IN,
terested will be- decorated, ana AZ nigh' al
the residences will be- Illuminated.
Rev. Paul l.. Mcneil was chosen tn open
the proceedings al the Exposition grounds
with PRAYER. Hon. William LoNenstein
was. with much enthusiasm. selected a'
+. the orator 10 deliver the English oration
: NJ Hermann schmidt. formerly OF kich
: n,ond. now CT Albemarle county, was 80
lecfed as the German orator.
, The following sub-cOmmittees were ap
e pointed 10 solicit funds for the celebration
T. suB-coMNIrrEEs.
r. North side Of Broad, western limits L
G Hancock. ". Senf, &. P0glig. Hancock L
L Henry, ii. knolle. +. +. Ihol, u. hsoieiy
Charles koss. Henry TO FIRST, 'osepl
Laube, l.. Il. Schultz. First 10 oiS,n
Noses Thalhimer. +. sitterding; II
: schmidt. Sixth TO Twelfth, William fleg
q enheimer. q. 4. Mstiern. G.. Klein, W. feid
= haus. Twelfth 10 Eighteenth. John sciber'
: p. Eckeri. Val schariz. Eighteen'h1 =
n eastern limits. ID. Mangel, 4. iasseii
/, south of Broad, western limits TO Hancock
q Joseph Gehring, j. Amrhein. Hancock Z
: Henry. A. II. Felthaus. X. schultz. benr.
). to First, Charles sauer, X. !. Moesta, lev
II Cohen. First 20 sixth. L. Unkei. Ma
~ ounst. Isaac Held, &. J. Jurgens. sixth e
Twelfth, VI. LIndner, julius siraus, Z, I'M
Iips. Twelfth TO Eighteenth, L. Z. ihon
II. Meyers, Cuno sauer, &. }. smidt. Easi
= ern limits in Rockets, John schmidt, rh
|, POr. Al.
l. Committees were also appointed on IN
!. entertainment, concert, games, torehiigo
"a PROCESSION, fireworks, and banquet.
!. over seyen hundr III dollars has aread
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