Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-28
CIsveIana HorlIouIluraI soelely.
PREMIUMS AWARDED AT THE SPRING FxHIB-
TTioN, JUNE 20 AND q, 1862.

FRUITS.
| .St,a,pbeyries.-Best and largest collection,
estate Of Wm. Case, Matthew HRggerty, gar
dener: I'd, Alex Mcintosh Bestsix plates,
| Thos. Jenkins I'd do, not awarded Best
plate Hovey's Seeding, Thos. jenkins 2nd
DO, G.. H. Lodge. Best plato Wilson's Al
bany, VIM. Case, NJ. Haggerty, gardener I;
I'd do, Robert Linney, gardener to Newburg
Asylum. Best plate Triomphe de Gand, I.
Jenkins; I'd do, VIM. Case, NJ. Haggerty,
gardener. Best plato any other variety, John
Smith, gardener to Amasa Stone, Jr., for
- Victoria :" I'd do, to R. K. WinslOW, for
Austin Shaker"
The exhibition Of Strawberries was unusu-
ally fine, and the varieties numerous.
Cherries.-Best and largest collection, Al
exander Mcintosh ; I'd do, not awarded. Best
six plates, Charles Pease, ST.; for that num-
Der Of seedlings; I'd do, not awarded. Best
plate, H. NJ. Hall, for q Gov. Wood ;" I'd do,
to the same, tor Black Tartarian." Dis
erotionary. Best three plates, Horace Kelly;
I'd do, Daniel Stewart.
GooseJerries.-Eo collection but the Com
mittee recommend the plates shsHn by Geo.
Morgan, gardener to Joseph Perkins, and BY
Mrs. D. II. Lamb.
OtHTaas.-Beste collection, George Morgan,
gardener to Jos. Perkins. Discretionary. To
q. H. Lodge, for White Grape White
Dutch, and " Victoria :" and also to Bate
ham, Hanford & Co., Columbus, for & fine coll
lection Of 10 varieties not entered.
Grdpes.-Great credit is due 10 Robert Lin
ney, gardener to NeWburg Asylum, for the
splendid specimens Of Victoria Hamburgh,
Black Hamburgh, and White Nice grapes
grown under glass. Thsy attracted cOnside
rable attention.
FLOWERS.
Greenhouse Planh.-The Committee report
ed as follows Your committee find ono col
lection only Of greenhouse plants entered,
and it is their opinion that premium Of g
would be a liberal award. They would also
say TINT they had examined carefully the
collection said to belong to DR.. Beaumont,
and aPPreeiating his IbeTality in furnishing
this hne collection for the benefit Of the SOei-
ETY., without competing, would recommend
discretionary premium Of $500.
G5ODiRids.-NO premium offered To Mr..
Case, NJ. Haggertty, gardener, for collection,
discretionary.
PeldrgoRiums.-Be collection, D,r. Beau
mont; I'd do, not awarded
ROses.-Best and largest coIlectioh. named
sorts, cut blooms, Geo. Morgan, gardener,
Jos. Perkins; I'd do, Lewis Nichols, IN.
PeHsies.--Best collection, Geo. Morgan,
gardener, Jos. Perkins.
Ctt F2Oi0er&-Best collection, Mrs Z. Kirk
patrick; I'd, B. II. Bohmer, diseretio nary.
Reonies.-Best collection, Geo. AIorgan,
gardener, JOS. Perkins, discretionary.
Siceet Williams.-CollectiOn Mrs. z I.
Sturtevant, discretionary.
Wtld F2o,Vers.-Fine collection, Geo. Nor
gan, discretionary. This was 4 beautiful col
lection.
BOHQHets. Best pyramidaI table, not avEard-
ed I'd do, do best fat vase, Alex. ked
I'd do, not awarded; best pyramidhl and,
not awarded I'd do, do; best convex h and,
Geo. Morgan, gardener to Jos. Perkins; I'd
do, Mrs. E. Taylor; best fat hand, not
awarded; I'd do, A. sked.
Basketof FlOWeTs.-Best, Lewis n icholson
I'd do, Miss Ida Weston.
Hanging Baskets.-No award.
Log CdbiR.-Miss Nellie Smi'.h-,yery or
namental and commended.
vEoETABLEs>
RhubdrB or Pie P7ant.-Iyo ava,rd
CaegTbers.-There being but -four, thoueh
very fine Champion Of England, CueumbeT1s.
on exhibition, by Robt. Linz rev. gardener
to NeWburg Asyluns there was no award.
LetHes.-Best six heads, H W. Pavne I'd
do, John Smith, gardener to A uasa Stone. ir-
Rad'shes.-4est six buneheS II. W. PAYNE.
Pea'.-Bes- peck, Il. W. Pc yne.
= Poidtoes.-x peck (ns<il, Geo. Morgan.
gardener to Jos. PeE).Ins, very fine, disere-
tionaEy. 3.
. caS6ggs.-T0 John smith, gardener to A.
e'I9e' Tor Early York, " discretionary.