The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-09
FRIEDENFEST.
The Great German Jubilee-More Parttcu-
lars Of the Teutonic DemonstrRtion-Thc
Butchers and the Brewers.

lars Of the Teut0ntc DemOnstrRttOn-Thc
Butchers and the Brewers.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has announced its /
Intention of running excursion trains from Pitts |
burg and Erie to this city, to accomm Ddate |
those who wish TO attend the great demo astra- |
ton of Monday next. The tickets will be good |
The members of the 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry |
regiment met last night at the house of Colonel |
Kieinz and resolved to participate in the parade.
They will wear military cap, soldiers blouse,
black pantaloons, and white gloves.
The teachers of the various German schools
in the city met also at No. 229 Brown street and
concluded that 1t would not be advisable for the
children to turn out en- mdSSe, but each school
might participate by itself.
In the Sd Regiment Infantry, General Ballier
commanding, which will occupy prominent
position in the First division, will appear pro-
totype of the Prussian Crown Prince, "Our
Fritz"
The aids to Marshal Stein, of the Second div-
sion, will be Messrs John +. Hulsemann, John
Miseh, Christian Mack, John Conrad, John
Riblett, John Kraentzler, Charles Grill, George
Goebel, Charles Miller, John d. Kise, +. W.
Kretzschmer, and Frank Haas
Last night the butchers held meeting at the
house No. 2104 Coates street., at which the fol-
lowing formation of the line was decided upon:
Marsha.-Louis Gross.
Sixteen aids on horseback, four from each district.
Twenty four butcher boys on ponies.
Twenty. four butcher journeymen on foot.
division OF butchers on white horses.
The Officers,
Messrs. Christian Gross, John Bower John Stang
Advancement Committee Messrs. Christian Gerne
Conrad Schwartz, Frederick K@hier, john
Weber, aud o. Berllnger.
One wagon, bearing a live OK, drawn by nnehorses.
Wagons with swine, sheep, lambs, aud calves
Wagon with a sausage-factory operating the pro-
duct OF which will be distributed
Wagon with steam chopping-machine in operatton.
Wagon bearing up smoke house. drawn by six
mules From this sandwiches will be
dispensed.
committee consisting of John Hensler, john
steger, John Bait, Peter sang, George p o aaus-
Seigle, Franz Lambader, Fritz Mann,
w. Trefts, L. Ruff. and IL Whit
mann, in bar0uches.
| Division OF Butchers, on black horses
! Division OF Butchers, on brown horses.
Ia all the butchers VIII turn out above looo aorse-
The brewers also held meeting and arranged the
line in which they woald march. They will dress In
black pantaloons, white shirts, white aprons black
neckties and black felt hats, around which will be
placed wreahs OF hops decorated with ears OF barley
! The line viii be thus-
| Charles Engel, =. Bergdol and j. Baltz.
| Musicians IN q wagon drawn by eight horses, be-
| lODging.to G. s. ?. Baltz.
| King Gam prinus astride OF huge cask, on wagon
| drawn by eight horses belonging to
| Bergdol & Psotta.
Wagon upholding mash-tub, and brewers at work.
| Drawn by eight horses belonging to
| Bergner & Engel
| Malt wagon, eight horses, Peter Schemnu.
| Hop wagon, six horses, August PJth.
Lager vat, drawn by six horses, c. II: Thissz & Co.
| Wagon fun of kegs, SIX horses. G. Enser.
| Cooper Stop in operation on wagon, four horses,
| Philip Sp9ltZer.
Wagon full OF beer spigots and bungs, two horses,
| William w. Fenner.
Ensign of the Gambrinus Beneficial Association and
other flags in wagon, four horses,
George Waller.
Besides these there will be one decorated wagon
to carry TIE brewers furnished by each OF the i0i-
lowing parties: s:-Orth RothaSer four horses Franz
Frsch two horses, Schabe Il Ulofs six horses,
Gross Schntzer six horses, Esenger Specht
four horses, Rtmeyer 90 four horses, j. hlot-
terer & Ainhemer four horses, Bergdoll 81 Psotta
six horses. +. Weisgerber four horses, Nulter Il
Teufel six horses, Herr Eiselle four horses NJ. i.
Stein furnishes six horses for the wagon which
draws the jolly Gamorinus.
A GAS MAIN BROKEN AND THE REMEDY. In
Germantown yesterday, while wOrkmen were
engaged in blasting the rocks on Rittenho1se
street, preparatory TO laying a new water main,
the gas main in the street was broken by the
force of the explosion. The main, which is six
inches in diameter, was broken short of, and
the gas escaping through the earth, was ignted
in some way, and burned for several hours
Water bad to be poured on the earth to cool ii
before the workmen could get at the gas main
to stop the leakage. The mode of so doing Ii
curious. hole is bored in the main about
quarter of an inch in diameter through which
bladder is pushed into the pipe. This bladder
is afterwards inflated, completely filing the
pipe, and preventing the escape of gas.
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