The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15


to be comfortable. The attendance was, there.
fore. small. and the enjoyment considerably
marred. To-day new attractions will be offered,
and should the weather be fine, there will be q
large crowd out.
Awards-Tuesday.
DEPARTMENT C.
Bes: infants dress made by hand, Mrs. England.
Best infants dress made by machine, ]. Il.
Gardner, made on the Grover & Baker machine,
two premiums.
Best skirt made by machine, ]. Il. Gardner.
Best fine shirt made by machine, b. 7. Walshe,
New Orleans.
Best specimen Of fine shirt made by hand,
Leighton Hayman, New Orleans.
Best specimen of domestic Counterpart, Mrs.
Fl. II. Bryan, New Orleans.
Best white quilt, Mrs. s. E. Brewer.
Rest P-seh'rerh qurt, MIS-. nrahaIa 1isap.a--
mann.
Best silk guilt, Mary A. Riggs, New Iberia,
Best specimen of knitting, Mrs. Charles Le-
sassier, and premium recommended to Mrs.
Titlerton.
Best needle work by machine, Leighton & Hay.
man.
Best needle work by hand, Mrs. Fanny H. Hen
derson.
Best toilet cushion, Miss L. shullard, Sister of
the Holy Cross
Best woolen cotton tidy, Miss Emma Goodwin,
and Mrs. E. A. Beattie recommended for pre-
MUM.
Best bonnet frames made in Louisiana, Mrs. 81.
Fries, New Orleans.
Best evidence of skill in embroidery by lady
of New Orleans, Mrs. G. N. Doissesu. Honors.
BILE mention also made Of the work of Miss Fan
ME Oesterrucher, Miss G. Skinner and Mrs. L..
Dafor.
Best specimen OF embroidery in gold and silver,
Sisters of the Holy Cross.
Best specimen of embroidery In worsled and
silver, Mime Deville, New Orleans.
Best embroidered shirt, Mrs. G. ". Doisseau.
Best embroidered letters, Mrs. c. N. Doisseau.
Best crochet work, Miss Mund, Osyka.
Best crochet quilt, Miss Hsny, Amite, La.
Best fet work, Miss A. Cassis, New Orleans.
Best tapestry work on canvas, Miss d. Fatjo,
aged II years.
Best specimen of bead work embroidery, Mrs.
L. B. Morrison.
Best book mark, Mrs. NJ Livingston, New Or.
leans.
Best lace tsttiDg in silk or cotton, Miss Bon
ford.
Best specimen of wax work, Miss Eliza Aus.
tin.
Best hair flowers, Miss N. Kemper, Newport,
KY.
seau.
Best specimen Of artificial flowers in silk or mus
ln paper or feathers, Misses Mchon and Schwerl-
Fer.
Best wOrsted or cbineIle flowers, Miss Margaret
Psguet.
Best specimen of ladies' hoops manufactured
in louisiana Mrs. G. Besumard.
Best and largest display OF gentlemen's fur.
nishing goods, b. 7. Wslshe, New Orleans.
FiDest workmanship, finish and design Of jewelry
made in the South, to Henry Goodwin.
Second best jewery, to A. B. Griswold.
Best silverware made In the South, to F. Proc
tor.
Best watch msde in the South, to Felix Thoma.
Best display Of silver and jewelry, to G. W. Pes.
Best square piano in the United States, CHECKER.
ing Son. A. e. Bile ckmaS
Beet pispo made IN the Southern States, Peters,
Webb Il Co., to the same.
Best cabinet organby Edw. Lee & Co., to Philip
Werlein.
Second best organ by Cshart & Needhsm, to
same.
Best specimen printed music In the South, to A.
Z. Blackmar.
Best statue in marble, to c. II. slocomb.
Best cloaks, to Adam Il Co.
Best embroidered chair, to Jr j. Battle.
Afgbans, a premium to Mrs. Jas. Battle, Miss
Lizzie Hickok, and Mrs. ]. p. Sullivan.
Best assortment Of ladies corsets, to Mrs. j.
Bo1mard.
Best worsted work, to Mrs. Mary Fontain.
Best pair Of slippers, Miss E. Hart, pupil Of the
siers of the Holy Cross.
Second best slippers, to Miss Grsyer, of the
same institution.
Best display of paper collars and neck ties. to
Best specimen Of leather work, Miss Ada D.
Crsgan.
Best display Of bead work, Alariane Dicho.
To the Sisters of the Holy Cross. for their great
display of work, favorable mention.
Best display of rich dry goods, to D. 81.
Holmes.
Best display of washed and ironed shirts, Mrs.
Ellen Blake.
DEPARTMENT y.
Honorable mention TO G. Williams, cast iron
plow.
Best double mould plow, made by ]. a. Hill,
staufier, Kent Il Co.
Best cultvator for cane and cotton. to Thos. B.
Bodey.
Best subsoil plow, to Stsuffer, Kent & Co.
Beet corn planter, to Thos. B. Bodley Il Co.
Best harrow for preparing the ground. II. Dad
ley Coleman.
Best corn and cotton planter, to ThOs. B. Bod.
ley.
Best two horse wagon, Phelps, Park 4 Co.
Best plantation cart, TO Harper, Gutmsn Il Co.
Best spades all entries by the same menufso-
turer. Committee unable to decide between
them, Amess make.
The same remarks also attach to the report on
spades, hay forks and manure forks, placed upon
exhibition by Messrs. Hail. Semple & Co. Pre-
MUM recommended TO manufacturers.
Bee hive. N. E. Bailey, Jr., made by the Ca
rondelet factory.
Hand guilty ator, bronze medal to B. j. West,
made by Messrs. Sprstt, johnson Il Co.
Hand corn and coffee mill, diploma to W. Sedge-
beer, Paynesyille, Ohio.
Best washing machines, L. A. Cardard.
Best cane cart, Phelps, Park & Co., Pittsburg.
Best display Of wagons and wheelbarroTs,
Phelps, Park 4 Co., Pitisburg.
Premium recommended to Harper, Gutman &
| Co, for cane cart.
Cane wagon. honorable mention, Phelps, Park
| & Co., Pittsburg.
CLAFFEY & HoYr's " "JAPoMcA."-Nowhere or
the ground or in this city can the thirsty in
dividusl find better wines liquors and cigars, more
recherche lunches, soliter mlxists, attentive wait
ers than at the "Japonica." Major Hoyt, OF the
| uaba uousa IA oua of the nronriators of thi