The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-19
THE SCHUETZENFEST.
he Close of the FestivnI-Award Of Prizes.

The Close of the Festivnl-AwRrd of Prizes.
The attendance at the new park yesterday
was larger than on any of the preceding days.
During the morning the time was occupied.
as on the preceding days of the 'fest, with
sin nging, dancing, and instrumental music,
etc. In the afternoon the prizes for the sue
cessful competitors at rifle shooting were pre-
sented. The following is q list of the win
ners and their prizes;-
First Target, Bulls Eyes.-1st John Mantz,
Wilmington, gold watch; I'd, f. Langenheim,
Philadelphia, one dozen silver spoons; 3D.,
Charles Wohlgemuth, Philadelphia, silver
plated service; 4'h, e. Anschutz, Philadel-
phia, mantel clock 9Th, John Greiner, Will
mington, silver soup ladle and half dozen
silver tablespoons; 9th, F. Justi, Philadelphia,
one dozen silver teaspoons 7th, Jacob Heintz,
New York, silver watch; Sth, Charles Parbs,
Philadelphia, silver watch; 9th, ID. +. Schick,
Philadelphia, leather vaise; 10th, II. Janney
Wilmington, silk umbrella; 18th, T. Schalk,
Pottsville one dozen napkins and tablecoth;
10Th, Edward Schmidt, silk umbrella 18th, J.
F. Beschman, China coffee tea set; 14th, John
Wurffelein, one dozen knives and forks; 10Th,
+. Soehm, ice pitcher.
The following persons received prizes, con-
sisting of cigar cases, porte-monnaies, pocket
knives, etc., in the following order: 10th,
John Roder; 18th, John Hanold; 18th, DR..
Brinkman; 10Th, B. Lager; 2Oth, George f.
Kolb; 21st, w. Wilhelm; 22d, S. Heintz; 23d,
G. Baltz; oath, John Reist; 25th, George
Bortzner; 26th, A. Born; 9th, G. thinner
man; 2Sth, Louis Blanc; 29th, John Volpus;
30th, George Konningeiser; 31st, - Sci
grist; 32d, b. F. Schmidt.
At the ''Target of the Fatherland" the
prizes were as follows:-1st, George Huntz,
New York, Kolbachs Goethe Album, contain
ing illustrations of Goethes works; I'd, George
f. Kolbe, basket of artificial flowers; Sd,
George Schalk, Pottsville, silver castor; 4th
George Frey, morocco valise.
At the Target of Honor we give the
prizes, with their relative numbers: list,
John Pfeiffer, 65, prize, $25; I'd, Charles H.
Parbs, 50, prize, $22; Sd, George Berk, SO,
prize, $40; 4th, Peter Gelsen, 81, prize, $18;
9TH, George F. Kolb, Sc, prize, SIG; 9th, John
Reist, So, prize, S14 7th, Charles Heimerl,
Wilmington, 50, prize, $12 8th, Jacob Helms,
New York, 54, prize, $1O 9th, George Schalk,
53, prize, SS; 10th, Charles Schneider, 53,
prize, SO; nth, Andrew Lutz, $53, prize, So;
18th, Edward Schmidt, 40, prize, So; 18th,
A. Steuber, As, prize, S.; 14th, John Giemer,
Wilmington, 4S, prize, $4; 10Th, Albert
Kalck, AS, prize, 81; 10th, E. Anschutz, AZ,
prize, 81; 18th, Charles Foehl, AS, prize, $3
18th, George Helm, New York, prize, $3
18th, Anton Winters, A, prize, So; Goth
John Foehl, 43, prize, So; 21st, John Mantz
40, prize, ~; ga, august WLneim, ~, prize
81; 23d, John Walgamith, ~, prize, So;
oath, B. Lager, Al, prize, So; 25th, Herman
Simons 40, prize, So.
Prizes of candy, toys, etc., were also
awarded by the ladies committee to the chill
dren who have proved most proficient in
various juvenile games. A party of Tyrolese
in their native costumes were present on the
ground and attracted much attention.
In the evening grand display of fireworks
took place. A number of fire balloons were
sent up, rockets and Roman candles were
fired, and the exhibition closed with larg,
piece representing the North German Flas
and another representing Rihemans Hat
This closed the four days festival, which ha
been a success. The receipts at the gate OF
Monday amounted to $3.50; on Tuesday anC
Wednesday to $500 each. The receipts fo
yesterday could not be obtained las
evening, but they cannot fall short of thos
of Monday