New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23


Pauls who was musical director Of both those fest-
The flags and banners not only extremely
their bright colors and gold embroidery. IN NE
Of gray and wearing Alpine hats OF the sane co.4r
The veterans of German wars ana The War Of the
Rebellion also marched mere. The Scnuetzen corps
formed another section with their -FOUR Oahus oi
music. -, o.hn r,,,s,o earns naxt came the
singing societies OF Philadelphia ana the rest of
PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware, Maryland Washington
con in themselves and New-Jersey sent other So
eeties besides. After these came the singers 1Iom
big delegation. which was followed by the score,
Buffaio and Queens, Richmond and Westchester
counties.
CHEERS FOR THE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
Renewed cheers went up as the local organiza-
tons marched past. These were the Beethoven
Maennerchor. Kreutzer Quartette Club Franz Abt
Schiller Ioreley Maennerchor. Franz Schubert
Maennerchor, Schluchterner Quartette. Gesang
Verein Armina Ehrenitter, Ciesang Nerein, Rhein-
pfsizer Maennerchor. Rheinischer Sangerbund
Deutscher Lederkranz. YorKviLe Maennerchor'
Marchner Quartette Club Harmonic, Schiller
bund. New-York Sangerrunde Mozart Nerein' &c
sang Verein Cordial!a Aron, Eichenkranz Theodor
Koerner Lisdertafel. Gesang Nerein Oestrech'
New-York Maennerchor Harlem Eintracht, Har-
lem Maennerchor. Schwabischer Sangerbund. ku-
phon!a. Bremen Gesang Neren and AleInahia
4 big aiieeorical float bright with electric lights
brought up the rear After the procession re ~
iors went to the clubs and hotels, where they
were 20 enjoy the hospitality OF their New-A orK
At the two reviewing balconies were Governor
Flower, Mayor G1lroy. Governor Hogg, OF lGXas'
and many Of the following members OF lhe non on
orary Committee: L. Ehery anderson, w g. ~
keiL Z. =. Barker, Judge Henry Bischq H. az, Il
carron John y. Crimrniis Judge Joseph F; DAILY.
Postmaster Charles W Dayton. Chauncey NJ, De-
boiee' ex-Mayor Franklin Edison. Judge Simon
NJ Ehrlich Controller Ashbel J.. Fitch ex-HiayOn
J. Grant Randolph Guggenheiner ex-Mayor A A
S Hewitt c. II. Jones Thomas i. James COieT ~,
TIward Lauterbach ex-COntroer Theodore ".
Myers Judge David McAdam, Joseph r. O GIe1sc
spinnev. Gustav H. schwab Hugo schuman, Cen
ere FTanz seel Waer Stanton yqn brant Ben
jamln Wood. William Wicke ana LOUIS ''''''''
THE PRESIDENT UNABLE TO COME
Il had been hoped that President CleVeIahd
would be one OF the reviewing officers Out Ut
joseph H. senner, first vicepresident OF the Saeh-
gerfest Yesterday received the following letter
@ IS, Teedlees 70 assure you that would AFFORD
to take place in the city Of New DIN o,liged 70
say mat both the condition Of public business ana
Imperfect state Of health forbid my participating
Ia the enjoyment Of the occasion . N y,
TIE societies will have a rehearsal at ~ a. m, m,
to-day in the Madison square GaT1en lake ". place
first concert Of the Saengcriesi WI" IIiir,,, SEN
there this evening $50 o'clock Wlhla" t 1tvii
way. the honorary president; GoVSsrnoi The
and Mayor Gilroy are TO make addreS'Ses g. ,he
orchestra will be Of 80 pieces FOLLOWING - '"0
programme:
Vo-suiel 20 '.Die Meis'ersinger $50. Richard "'s"e'
Orchestra
chorus and orchestra ,.., xt.,b.lrn
Trueft fry 81 .
Male chorus. a capcla. - ,.o,
A. tn ,ho 80 THE Oueen - Sheba'' O. Gouhol
Miss Emma Juch. soprano soloisI - ,,sv,
p0ionaise '''
Orchestra :, ,r.o,,rch
Tr.f.ua ..
Male chorus. a capeia. So . 49,,
Air from 1.-The Magic Flute .... W. - '
Conrad Behrens. basso ~, r,r,,ch
Vlol,nceo solo Nidref MIA A''
Victor Herbert -, ,.,a
luna
Chorus and orchestra.