Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
FIFTH. EDITION
AGRAND OPENINe
Joseph stOekle'0 Nov p.
N"F0Wn Open to the PU%',Hs U.s
YeatePd Wv

Wpn s'0eGle'S New BPow.,-
thrown Open to the PU%'.y ory
XeSterd ~.
In the early part of Noro,,,
etockle's Diamond State RraU "or J
Gated cate "a at t Fifth and Adams %ssy strsets
eni,titeiy ei, IRE consumed by fre toretSss. S.
AZ I1l ''S contents. In a few davs " Y.
the lire the work of remogis s az
burned building was begun vaVlng anag
menus men made for the erection
soon OF a more imposing strnctn,'
the site OF the burned bsild;n"%ur
work OF construction was nnshns
idly forward to oompIst,"u "eu
Yesterday the new building was fo,.s
~ opened by Mr.. stockle in ti a tirs. ,Utl 9
manner. " " "rstCl
The building which is one Of tho
complete :, establishments Of the Eina
this part of the country, was O Oroslla Htaa
decorated with flags and buntinuu p,V,us
during the day was visited Sn lug
sands of people who were hosr,.,Dp 70
,So 1Oo'Seu auo everything done to md
the occasion one of the grandeSt ~ ~
annals Of Wilmington histNsSS 'a
large vaults of the brewsrS%
temporarily turned into
dining room, where tables wers AL
and those present ir vlted to nartaa ~
q bounteous repast, which G msiS,a %
the best German dishes togetSs,
other palatable things, appreciatsd
hungry throng, besides over twaO
five barrels of beer were gratni,O. ~Ou
distributed to the visitors, ''p
From 2 o'clock in the Afternoon :
nearly 8 o'clock in the evening tbs
tivities were kept up and tbon,s%OS ny
people partook Of the excellent IU
The First Regiment Band added y y
ly to the enjoyment Of the occasioa
dtscoursing excellent music which
highly appreciated By all ptesent
the event was one long TO be- remeTI
ed by all those who participated
The new brewery Is five stories NJ
built of brick and supplied with
newest and most approved maebi.
for the brewing of beer. 1t is cgrlaj
a model structure and reflects crsdj
those who aided in its construrtinnl
well as being an ornament to tbs
The building has capacity oftur1
out 10000 barrels of beer aDnu1
Mr.. stoeckle, together witbbs
and family, assisted by q hostof frie1
catered TO the wants of the ylsitou
the success Of the opening was
mainly to their untiring efforts
Among the invited guests from
tance were Mr.. Charles Stoll, tbs
signer of the building Fred WupI
who superintended Its erection d
els s. Haas, iron founder, who furu
ed the casting and other iron WI
George J M. Otto, who supplied
galvanized iron workiall of whom
! from BrooklyG, N. Y.
e. +. Ruthacker and Louis Mas
well.known Philadelphia brewers,
lix Geiger, foreman of Bsrgner h Enl
brewery and Mr.. Sader the CoOpr,
Of Philadelphia.
John Hartmann, Of the firm of b
mann & FehrenbaCh, brewers Of
city; Theodore Becker, foreman Of
same establishment; Louis Gibeny
Goa tesyille and Chas. EIse,o be Frl
lin and Emporium Insurance Conf
of Brooklyn, N. Y, were also auI
the visitors, together with many Of
prominent business men of this
who were all pleased with the build
and the manner in which they wes
ceived.
In the course of few days The b
cry will be in full operation and
flowing beverage will be abunda
supplied to all who handle the
brated beer from the Diamond
Brewery.