Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-24
Fifth Day Of the Baltimore Sehuetzeafest
Award Of Prizes-Successful Wash

Fifth Day Of the Baltimore Sehuetze afest
award Of Prizes-Successful Wash
iBstonlans. ass. sa=.
The weather yesterday Was more propiaons
Tor the Schueizen Association, and il is esti-
mated that not less than fifteen thousand per-
sons were on the ground during the day and
evening. Prof. Light, who made the perilous
balloon ascension on Thursday evening,
aiighled az O'Clock, on the country. seat of
VIM. 4. Walters, Esq :, in the vicinity Of Co.
vaDstoEn. He was at once provided with q
wagon and reached the Schuetzan Park before
the close OF the festival for the day. The Fly
ing Cloud" was then again put in course OF
imitation. and by p. m. yesterday WAS per-
fectly inflated. but Prof. Light after the ia.
tIcue OF the previous evening, was not dis.
posed 10 make an ascension, and only went up
in his basket as far as the ropes would allow.
Prof. Leslie Also assembled in the balloon some
five hundred feet and performed on the ira.
pezs to the satisfaction OF the thousands as
sembled. The automatons were also exhibited,
and. in act, all the outdoor amusements of
the week were fully indulged in.
The San of this morning says up to Thurs
day evening the receipts of the association
were s17,ce6. Much regret was expressed at
the receip. OF q dispatch that President john
SON would be unable 70 attend on account of
Official business, but the committee of arrange
ments do not despair Of having him on the
ground on Monday. 80 6~t
The foiiow,ng is the award of prizes for the
best shooting during the festiva.
rick Kramer, Of Baltimore city. Prizes in
targets A, B, &. u, E. +, e. distance 500 feet:
|, grand piano. from Knabe & Co, to Mr..
Nestle, of Baltimore city, gunsmith, No 396
South Bond street; 2. a iine gold watch and
chain. TO F, Kramer, OF Baltimore; B. a ward.
robe, 10 Mr.. Henze. OF Washington. ID. c.; 4,
an escretoire, to August Wagner, of Baltimore;
5. set OF cottage furniture. to Mr.. F. CONNER,
Washington. ID. O.; g. gold mounted CLOCK, to
j. II. Shromberg. Baltimore; z, satin dress
pattern, 10 A. Feige. Baltimore; s, one dozen
silver spoons Mr. Kelfam, Washington D. G.;
Q, gold watch, 10 Mr.. Klein, New York; 10,
silver goblet, to Mr. Eibering, OF Baltimore;
II, silver soup spoon, MT Kaiser, Washington,
D. c., y, silver goblet, John Frederick, Balt-
more 13. embroidered chair, to Major Blumen-
berg: IA, carving knife and fork. III Heunsch:
Washington: IS, china dinner set, j. Requart,
Baltimore; 49, chiid's carriage. y. Hesse, Balti-
more: II. parlor chair. MIR enntngton. Balti-
more: Is. trunk, VIM. koors, Baltimore 10,
silver pitcher, J ohm Kessel. Washington. d.
g.: 30, china tea set. Mr. Beultermueller, Chi
cago Ill: 81, box Rhine Wine, Mr.. Hessel.
horse. Baltimore; %, pair window blinds, MT
Burger. Washington; q, !ady's WORK box
Mr.. Noble, Baltimore; "a, billiard cue, to Mr.
CamberlaIn, Baltimore; IS, billiard cue, to
MT. G. krauf, baltimore: 2s. vaiise, to Mr..
John PitrQt. Baltimore: q, writing desk, TO
Mr. I.enzberg. Baltimore: 2s, toilet set, to Mr..
w. Frank. Baltimore; 20, fine engraving, TO
Mr.. Lansburg, Washington, D. O.. 80, tea
set 10 Mr.. Abner, Washington: 81, Schuetzen
hat. to MIR. Redgrave. Washington: %, min
iature stove. TO Mr. Muth, OF Washington.
Fer off-hand shooting, as foliows:-i, parlor
q
board to Dir. StromberR of Baltimore: 3, cary
ing set 10 Mr.. Klein, New York: 4. silver gob-
let to Mr.. Nestle, Baltimore; S. china tea set TO
MIR. Flanner. of Washington; 6, gold bracelet
10 MIR. Lemkuhl, Baltimore; :. card basket to
Mr.. Cham berlan, Baltimore; s, silk umbrella
10 c. Hesse. Baltimore; ., one dozen English
knives to Mr. HendIicn, Washington; 10, oas
silver castor TO John Frank, OF Baltimore. On
tarkets ard K, at a distance of 900 feet. as
follows IL. imported rifle TO Mr.. Hensch, OF
Washington; ?, fine gold watch to w. Frank,
Baltimore B. half dozen silver soup spoons to
+. Kramer. Baltimore; 4. silver goblet to VIM
kocrs, Baltimore: 5, silver goblet to G. Lem
kuhl, Baltimore; 8, tea set, Mr. kieim of New
York: :, silver pitcher 10 @ Kraft, Baltimore:
s, chamber service TO Mr. Flanner, Washing
ton: ., silver castor. j. II. Stromberg Balti-
more: 10, bird cage, Mr Berger, Washington.
The following prizes for bowling were also
given out Il. conee service to John Warne.
miller. Baltimore; =. plated tea service. H. c.
Make. Baltimore county; ;. marble top table.
Mr.. SalZig, Baltimore: 4, coffee service, 10 b
Henze. Washington; S, silk umbrella. Otto
Benner, Baltimore: 6. water pitcher, A.
Weaver. Baltimore :, silver castor, Charles
Worth, W Washington 6, castor, NJ. Rose, Balti-
more.
As the several prizes were distri buted the
recipients Were loudly cheered. On Monday,
il is said, grand procession OF th- Schuetzen
will be held at noon, and the concert VIII also
be repe ated