New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY'
NEWARK.

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CLOSING OF TIE SAENGERFEoI' 80,
,r,o caongrrfcst OF Newark closed Yesterday VII"
street parade Of all the societies IN inc no'ii"s,
pre5entation of prizes 70 the snooes'ii pa, g.,
I, the pnze singing and 'uhiuPr'ns"" 49,. -
tbo evening Mayor Haynes had ieque>'eu -
obecr,-e the day ~ a holiday, ana TIC 81" -
odc, with pcoplc 10 witness the parade VINO" wa
-, tnor, wa shirct0n Park at about 10 oclocA',
,,oa,1r : 600 men were in the line, and over thcn
o,t,arod innumcrsblc fags ard banners. Inc "a!o'
.d o,hor munlcpal officers reviewed the procoSs'On
% the city Hall President LeatZ aw;'rueu '"o P' r
a, C,lodonian Park ut p. m, after WHICH "
- .io visiting societies left the city. Tie ram IN
terfered with the festival last night but 'n'uS"u'
attended IT. lid, ,r,,b
,,, snccess which attended IT, The financial results
ocoeded their expectations, and the social FEATURES
vgcre csnecialIy noteworthy: In It's general lh'ehst
tho Saenrerest was said by visiting singers 10 DC iaf
obcaA ~ that which was given I'm Baltimore three
years ago. ,,.,,o,
The prizes for societies for singing were diNlueu
into three classes with grand prze-a bronze Dust
90 schubert costing $500. for the city whose united
SINGERS showed superior excellence. In all The contests
,,o standard was 125 In the singing OF the umteu
societies of cities Philadelphia and Baltimore each
odo 115 points out of the possible 1875. The tie was
decided by Young woman casting her ballot in fsVor
- pbilodeInbia The fgt managers tlercupon de
cded that as the United singers OF Baitlfnore H'u ho
e,g with them ribbon of honor should be laid TO
the Aagpole OF the Baltimore Harmonic Society
All the first prizes were carried of by t9e Phila-
co,nbia societies. In the first class the first prize
,s taken BIS the Philadelphia Manncrchor, with lis
orts and The second prize by the Ari0n Society OF
Prnokivu In the second class there were SIX Prize
a. foIioys: First prize Philadelphia quartet SIHp
I1A pouts: second Harmonic. OF liro0h}h II poG3
third, Washington d. G., eaengerbnHd shotRef nG
nrzc Anon, of w-iiavcn, Conn; fourth. Mloh' %
fer-ev CITY Heights. hNh. Dcutche Llcdcrhrah.. Oh
Trooiyn Third cass. first prize Concordla OF iIiE
dcphIa: second Franz Schuput; OF NcW lorK, IT,. -
triprit MauncrchOr Of Elizabeth: fourth. threI1ucr
90 Neyv- York: fifth Frederic Gluck, OF BrOokFh.
- 4Itlough the S9engerfCs Il was pronpuh'eu S"t
ross there will he n deficit OF aDout T0'OOV, "i"i
rartly explained by The rain yesterday Whch hcP'
thousands away from the PARK ana Guy on Fasec b
ncciivc profits. Tine total expenses WelT aoon'
100000 The deficit will be made up by Contributions
uE HELPED TO RESCUE HIS LITTLE SISTER.
As tbe Fidelity Lodge Knights and Ladies OF
Honor was starting from the pier on It's excursion vi
Monday two children Of Mrs. Max Shareholder, a Doy
nine wears old and girl three years Old rel through
an oncn spoce Of The decF-ral into the river Great
excitement onsued and the mother could hardly Dc
restrained from jumping overheard. Special Policeman
saccr who was at the gangpank on the pier, threw
himself down full length on the pier. and leaning
far over managed 90 catch hold Of the boy as ne rose
10 the surface He then bade him eaten hold Oh HIS
sister when she should appear. The little girI CAM
to the surface and the boy reached ont his mana anu
caupt her dress holding her until the TWO co1lu W
lifted uDOn the boat. Neither child was much ulc
worse for the miSadventure, ana after IleN ,du "
ceivcd dry clothing they Joined with the other chdIch