New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK.
PLANS FOR THE BIG sAENGERFEsT.

PLANS FOR THE BIZ n@oi'
The preparations for the great saengerfest OF the
Northeastern saengerbund at Newark, beginning next
Friday have nearly finished by the United sing
ing societies of Newark A spacious music Hail. 10
seat 10000 persons, with space for fully o,OVV
singers has been but in CALIFORNIAN Park IN "ese
Newark on the opposite side OF sprnghed-aVe' -
Moves Park and an arch has been erected across inc
avenue. with board walk to Connect the two PARIS
The arch will be handsomely ornamented and DC
asnked by towers thlrty-fve feet high' AT least
100 600 visitors are expected from all parts OF the
conntrv The question Of giving accommodations
over night to such crowd mas emgageu INC hOVe'i
ton of the local managers for the last SIX mo's anu
they say they have surmounted tne uiIhou!'!' mr.
raneements have been made with hundreds OF families
To take visitors into their houses Halls ana empty
stores and houses have been fitted up as dofln'o1es
etwcen 100 and 200 societies from other cities VIII
,,st the Saengerfes In body and most OF tlem VIII
take part in the contests for prizes Inc prhcpai oc
of these In the contest OF cities, Is superb oroAe DS'
Of schubert 1t was made by Henry Baerer the
sculptor of the bust Of Beethoven In Cehtial ralA
New York and cost $500. Other artistic ana costy
nriyes were poced on exhibition in Newark on SATURDAY
The grand chorus OF 5000 voices will be assisted
nv an orchestra OF about 125 musicians selected 1un
the best orchesras OF this city. Among te soi"sV7
will be Emil Fischer, Frau Mielke ana FRAU h"iie
RterGoetz. There will be concerts on the alIerhoo
and evening of saturday Sunday and Monday. FRIDAY
he
visiting societies and grand torchlght PROCESSION III
the evening" on Monday at p. NJ. the secohd anu
final test concert will be given with chorus ana
orchestra This will finish the musical part OF 'ile
festival and will be its finest feature. Emil FISCHER
will give the recitative and aria from Haydns Die
schoenfnC, and Frau Marie Ritter GOetz will sing te
solo IN the grand chorus The King in Thule Inc
concert will end with The star Spangled Banner Dy
the chorus and orchestra. On Tuesday morning
there will be a grand parade of the societies ana uo
presentation Of pIizes The welcome OF the socleucs
to the city will be saturday, when Governor Aooc't
and MAYOR HAYNES will make addresses and the Dust Of
schubert will be unveiled. Yesterday Mayor haynes
Issued proclamation requesting the citizens TO observe
Tuesday July T. as a holiday and to decorate theif
dwellings On Tuesday night there will be a summer
nights festival which will close the saenger1est'
The Crescent Watch Case Company's factory In
Thirteenthst one of the largest of its kind In inc
world is finished and in running order, but the in,i
removal of the plant and worlSmen from Brooklyn VIII
moi be made unit about August i. only the SILVER
and nickel departments are running here now
This week will all probability witness the abolition
of the existing office OF Street and Highway Supei1n-
tnndent and John IIunkel and his men must CO. rhe
Office will be reOrganized and Democrats VIII replace
those now discharged +. W. Whitehead, OF inc fOhr
teenth Ward, is said TO be down for Fat once Oh
some kind