The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16


From the Chicago News.
--.-t.r June 80 visit the Munchner
---r brewery one must leave the old
--.s1ue parts Of Munich. cross by a
--au. bridge the river Isai and a small
sand lying between its banks and enter
new portion Of this busy mercantile
capital
Tf. brewery is a large establishment OF
-rrlns comfortable architecture
r---s Is storage of an immense number
-+ sacks Of barley in rooms which lead
mo an apartment having four large open
,,a-sl tanks. in which the barley lies COW
..--1 with water TO soak for period Of
.-isH-y-five 10 100 days. There are two
great malt floors" or long, narrow
4.artments strongly arched, one above
the other. which bear the weight Of the
harley spread out upon them after It's
long soaking in the metal tanks. For
q month the barley is turned over three
1- four times day upon these Aoors, its
depth being gradually increased to twelve
inches. at which it is allowed to lie for
tigh, days. The temperature Of the
apartments is kept at 4 degrees Fahren-
1ait and the barley puts forth tiny roots.
I- is then roasted like coffee, the little
have delicious flavor, reminding one OF
nuts. The roasted barley is ground and
hops are added with other ingredients 10
make the special flavor of the beer. This
compound is then boiled for eleven hours
in great closed brick watts.
Mounting narrow flight Of iron steps,
,oue may look into the watts to see the boil
ing malt and inhale its pleasant Odor. In
the same apartment are two open watts
into which the malt flows by means of
great tubes after its long boiling. Be
y0nd, through several courts, are cool
cellars filled with great open casks which
receive the boiled malt as it flows still
warm through pipes which connect with
the open watts in the boiling room. Pass
ing through these casks in the cellar are
pipes of cold water, which cool the beer
ana keep 10 at an even temperature dur
lng its working or fermenting time.
Farther on are huge, damp, chilly cellars,
with great side rooms packed close with
Immense casks holding 100 gallons of
beer, which lie stored here for three
months, until the beer becomes ripe or
good. Extending along the vaulted roofs
OF these great underground cellars are
clusters of eighteen to twenty pipes,
through which is constantly pumped salt
wafer az temperature below freezing
point, which keeps an even GOODNESS re-
CURED by the condition of the beer
When taken from these dark rooms the
Deer IS transferred to small kegs by means
OF an apparatus with which a man can
constantly keep two kegs rapidly filling
from the great cask. These kegs are
shipped to all parts of the world
Many women are employed in the bot
Ting rooms, where the beer is bottled
cofked, wired, silver-leafed, marked and
packed. A large shipment Of bottles was
being made to Venezuela. The barley
used Is raised in Austria and Bavaria.
Inc hops are pressed and sealed in air
JBht cylinders, which lie in cool cellars
until needed for use and keep in a per
1eGt state OF preservation. The odOr of the
ceIlsIs, as OF the boiling malt. is very
pleasant and the flavor of the beer fs
SOod. II is rather dark in color and
SIohg. one pays 49, cents for a large
PIIt glass OF II in either of the two "trink-
AdLeh connected with the brewery. The
smaller or these is decorated with mural
paintings ana various bacChnaan notices
ne splendld saal on the first floor is
approached by great stairway decorated
, ~lon crude paintings of the Bavarian
Pedsantry. This hall, over 200 feet LONG
by ~ wide, is the favorite place in Mn.
men Tor the special festivities and ceIa-
DIatohs OF the student and artist corns
~ sITdt nan Is decorated with frescoes
OF the russian eagle, the Bavarian coat
u arms, a spiritualized brewery maid
bearing roaming mugs of beer and lightly
poised on cask which floats In the cIouds
beside TWO great paintings.
me scene of these is a lonely Lake with
rocky, precipitOus shores. Within q boa+
aeSenOlhg that of Lohengrin. drawn nv
swan, sits a dark-haired man TvitI
81 nA "a upon the gloom he is entering.
a IOsy Lght suffuSes the background apd
SHOWS number of dancing maids wraa III
ca ana IN hoating drapery. The dark no
Gae seems leaving this land of light Or
ur CdaS wltnout a glance backward.
Iiuei p ood from servant in the hall
iInat this scene had reference to fbe Iast
i oaEdIlan king, handsome and much-
aoYSu prince, patron of music and ART
safAi III ,d OF Richard Wagner, who
5asu "a lonely melancholy from tha
beautiful and fair into the darly raal ~,
OF mental malady. uaiA realms
Auyolnlng the great saal in the brewerv
a. a. large cloak rooms and at one end
OF the hall, beneath a carved ea1i TrS emu
d a3 wooden booths bearing signs az .bot
SIsHes' cold dishes, beer . EI1nyirer
c cSpUe,s ana great stands of beer mugs
usual Soo cue restaurant department. The
l decoration of the saaI consists ~
SoPT5s OF evergreen festooned from, +ba
"dis across the dark-paneled wooda9
- 8 IN TINS evergreen are numberless
ors. besi1aso Iisnt globes of various col
tbo' oe9Iues many bows and streamers Of
ci+jo OiU g OF the principal Bavarian
T1tues. PAINTED leather pennons ~ AZ
abo,aa ian arms hang from the ceiling and
TI,,st TWO raised platforms for orchestrai
music are immense black Prnssiac $500 a.
"leH powerful yellow talons. Al an 49,
foSIte END of the saal are several reS,i,,
tor tor leu booths for target shooting pho
hail my Slc.' while the great body of fha
taH Is nlled with long narroUJ ~ 49, Ilto
TOo ABOUT with quaint wooden chairs Tbes
grea+ UNIQUE entertainment held in tbis
or "a saaI Is that of the Kunstler Knain
four al I ItIsls Club, given every three ar
the ar rs ny the artists of Munich and
en-, art students of the ROYAL Acad-
The Ihe subjects of three exhibitions nro
Faet e ms years We're IA Japa5esa
t.F9I. "A the Bottom of the Sea . and
which v, tales and Traditions" each of
es -,1Cn was carried out with great nint,,rL
fS4.G1T ;h and perfection in every dete
So ne japanese Fest there was $500 500,
at ~ a. Ieal sand with little Tapping ysI+es
= o'i mG eng OF which stood a nor+ior -
reg11ar No Japan Japanese town. built with ir-
Ma ''ieI narrow streets which led to Tow |
i,g5+lAt the other end of the SHORE H, eeiii-
nSooie use and, near at hand. a IovaIy 9aa
G99Iua. IN the latter We're hung 800 sea
wiz VI Kegs, set one upon the o+bor
sbsIos stout wire bent round tber, ii't5
win WIS peculiar to Japanese ART nv
dr5SWa was covered with paper s+ra me
bro5oodllss modelled upon it and the 1eLoSie
tia 80 branches were brouobt go" froI.
pIctiiud ~ TO NIL the vases and arch 80,
iloo,aa..e sque stairway and were r,a7rSt q |
rnond win thousands of pink na.ter 70
oifaI blossoms. Ornamental LANAI. az az
v,ara issue papers, beads and bs~, its u
derfni i osss among the branches with 1,Io,s'
hoDsa eIect. Coffee was served in tn i" IN IN
dnesS' as no male German car t jlo tea