The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-28
DEPARTMENT III.
THE RESULT OF HUMAN INDUS
N TRY on NATURAL pROpucTS. z. -

MANUFACTURES, THE RESULT OF HUMAN INDUS
| TRY on NATURAL PRODUCTS.
| CLASS i.-C0ttoa. Wool. SIX, FInr HsypD, uLre
Fabrics, ShaCis, HeSttngs, Qusirs, DC, DC.
| SEcTIoNI.-Rest hearih-rrg, a. Mrs. w. c
s Elves Gotham Best pair woollen knit stockings
". Miss III. I; Walker: Appoinattgx. Best pal
mond- Best pair woollen knit socks, So, Mrs. A
M. Cary, Richmond. Bes. pair cotton knit socks
r. r. Peyton Johnston; KlehInond. Best netting, So
shirts for infants So, Mrs. W. c. Riyess Richmond
Best knit or ct0chet Eed-spread. either cotton a
Rof, sS ns lucy Ss H. goTes FaySana and Mis-
| 50, Miss ST. Harris, Mecklenbirg -
Nesdte,rork. Embroidery, &c.-Best silk en-,
a Rast In MAJ g. Nils Mamie H
81, Miss A: Z. Shepherd, Richmond. Bsst slIk;t m
bro.derei Infant skirt, 10, Mrs. F.. G. Warwick
~ Alcnnond; Best SIX embroidered chilts dress
embroldeI ed pin cushion, 81, Miss Hawkins Rich
monG. Best silk Embroidered cloak 49, Miss Ester.
| ~, IS, clrs. John LII. Williams. Richmond. Bes
display Of worste embroidery. 81, Mrs. G. c. Lip
scome, RICHMOND. Best display of cotton EN-
play OF linen. embroidery, 50, Miss sKate Butler
kfcrmond. Best specimen of chnelle embroidery
8; 90, Miss Fannie u. Wtrth, Richngnd. Best DIS
play Of CT emile embroidery, 800. Mrs. IT, Juii
Pratt, Richmond. Best lauip, stand mat, 2 90. Mrs
Ii. ID. Danfortb. Richmond. Best specimen Of or
/ namental needlework, 500, Gi'liand, Richmond
Best embroidered chair, ottoman, or stool-coyer
200, Mrs. G. W. Palmer, Richmond Best worstet
embroidered sofd-cushlon, 200, Mrs j. NJ. Lyue.
| lhan. Heprico Best specimen bra!deu work OF
Best ladies' braiued cloak, 8 90, Mrs. l.. Harvey
Richmond. hest chl!ds braided dress. q 90, Mrs
William Palmer. Richmond. Best yoke aud c:ifis.
zoo, Hiss Fannie L. Dunn, Ppwhatan. Bcs, geu
fIeman's d,ess'ng-gown, 2 co. Wiikerssu & With
ers> Best ladies' robe 200, Mrs. G. Julian Pratt
Bes. Indies skirt. 200. Mrs. ). g. Gaskns, Rich.
Mr.. G. D. Parker, Richmond Best gentleman ssrir
made by machine 2. 90. singer sewing. Machine Co
Best display of hand-work, IS, Mrs. ~. NJ. BAN.
gardner, Augusta. Best display Of bands ant
sleeves, -, Miss Il. j.. Conway. Madison. Be,l
spcclmel Of darnine, 10, Miss Mary Ann Payne
Richmond: Best specimen OF applique, ~. Mrs
w john Knox. Richmond. Best specimen OF tet-
L1ug, Sc, Mi la j. Garnett, hanover. Best paica
WORK quilt or SILK, calico or woollen; "a, Mrs. tla
IFns hlchm@n hest large aghan s "a Mrs
specl men OF baIr-wo rk, rs. Miss sal'le A. Hodg
son, Richmond Best specimen IF head-worii, 50
Miss Emma Baldwin, Washington city. Best spe
cimen or gold-threId work, 80, Mrs. G. kessnich
Richmond. Pest specimen of leaf-work, SO, Mrs
George {. Anderson. Richmond; Best specimen Of
over. B.st specimen Of she-wOrk, -, Miss Alice
J. Anderson. Manchester. Best specimen Of mos
or lichen work, ~, Miss Mamie ID. Wer,h. Rich.
Mary II. Mills, AlbemGr!c. Rest specimen OF wax.
wor6. 49, Miss Mary H. Mills, Albemare. Bes!
Richmond. Best crochet collar, 81, Mrs Rosa
Houston, Ashland Ee;t crochet chair. tidy, ~
Miss Anna Harkcr, Heurico.
Special Heution.-Mr. j. N. Willis exhibited d
beautiful lily leaf Cattle ed at the tasc Of Mount
Olivet, pressed and preserved accor lug to L Lew
mehod.
SECTION 3 General M,nuErct"reS Of Cotton
Hoot, Sir, DC, Of Virginia Manufacture.
The largest and best collection of goods mai lie ex-
cn>ivsy of wool: diploma or $50. Char lottrsril!,
Wool!eD bills. Is pieces. Largest ami best col.
lection of goods made OF wool and cotton com.
biuCd. diploma or IL 5, same, ) pieces. Tne les
ntppp SxrluSlyply A
di or 80. same. TIE bast piece of goods made 81
cotton and wool combined, medal or a5 same. The
committee would make special mention OF one
piece of cotton and wool hlnnel--a very superior
fabric for underwcar--mad bv same.
SECTION 3.-Fmrnit,,re -Inde in Tirgfnia.-
Best chairs for Office IS. Gordonsville Chair ant
Agricultural Manufacturing Works.
SECTION 4.-For hest sat blinds. 49, Georg. &
Il William GIBSON. For best set of mouluings, So
iitorge & William Gibson. For best carpenter:
finished work. $40, George & William Gibson
Honorable mention 10 George u William Gibson
for novel post for stairs.
SECTION 5-Be,t specimen Of leather tanned an,
dressed i'll yirgina-calr, so'c, hog: goat, or buck
OF carriage harness for two horses, medal or 70
s. :. COtire II Go. Best set OF buggy htrness io
best riding saiule aud lridIe. certificate and So
Dicker: on Il sBroltier. Speciality ladies' sn.dle
s. S. Cbstre!l Il Co.
SECTION 2.-Best specimen of plain and 0rni
Hest specimen Of b,okbindirg done in Virginia
| me !al OF So, Randolph English.
CLASS IV.-GlasstCare, Stoneleare, &c.
SECTION 1.-Eest display Of useful aud crna
Virginia Porcelain aud TER, Gotta Company
WayHcsbOro' Rest furnace. fire. and stove-tieS
SO. same. Bes pressed brick. not S. than %, SO
L. Maynard & Brother. Best common or noulhe
brick, less than 20, IS, same Best sock-brlck
not less than 25, 80, same. Best paring-brick, no
less than 25, So same: Best specimen of pipes 10
other IN iteriaI. medal or SO, ). u. Atkinson. Th
.attenuun Of the Discretionary Committee. - par
mental bick exhibited by Bailey Davis; also I,
the celncnt draim-pipe exhibited by t.. Maynard
Brother. "
CLASS 1.--,Statuaru SECTION I.-Porirait In oil
painting In oil by Virginia artist. $50, Foindcxter
Fancy Sign painting, medal, t'r'esberg.
gyG ShG1oI t-Best t gS: Dhofograph soore
In oil by Vtrginla artist, $1,000. Anderson
Hest specimen of wa;er-colors. 1000, Mrs
Ea Etrrcr aryss oo at hut hut ex ins
spe cmcns of snch remarkable merit that we cor
ulaiiy recommend the secretary to give him
water :olors. 600, Mrs. Laird. Best specimen
wood engraving, 800 West i Johnston. Bes
sratniug, medal, Thomas Coates. Best desiIn fo
farm house, 1000, NJ. II'mmoek: Best t desIga
siun fIr puultry-holse. 500, 4. !. Lee Best ar
cbIiectural drawing, 1890. A. Y. Lee.
SECTION 6.-Fm !stoeh-Hogs, Sheep, {. Cattte
Dressed Hntt0n.-i}est Tar bullock. $50 j. I. 90
wan second best fat bn'lo *, $40, George W. Pal
mcr. Best tut COW or hcifer, go Thomas l.. Nc
Keen. SecoUh best fat COW or heller. FL ,Heorg'
w. Palmer Beat 1T OF fat cattle, not less than four
$50. George w. Palmer.
SECTION 7.-Fm Hogs. dc.-Best lot OF fat hogs
MT les, than six, s3O-none exhiSited; Best i9t
- ,I,. Lose h,II IL IL f0DnpT-
lot OF slaughtered mutton, $40. James Newman
Second best lot Of slaughtered mutton, S5-nou.
worthy OF premium. --
MIscELLANE0us.--Fu aity Fionr.--First pre-
ceIsior Family very ine). SECOND premium
Myer & Buclle, Fredericksburg, ''Gerlnani ~ Ills
Third premium, A. c. Herr, Georgelowa, ID. {.
programme for To-Day.
1st. At 8 A. NJ. the gates will be tbrowr
opeu to the public.
I'd. The Judges of award who have no
completed their work in the several depart
mcnts will please report promptly for dut.
to day.
Sd. From 10 \. N. to 9 Z. II. stock vii
be shown to Judges in the ring, under th'
direction OF the Chief of the department, ii
the amphitheatre.
4th. at u NJ. the Cadets of the Virgins
Military Institute will be drilled on the laWE
ooposite the brick offices, and will be re
viewed by the Governor of the State. :.
9Th. From 9 10 z. NJ. trials Of speed viii
take place on the track as follows: First
Trottiug 10 harness for four.year-olds and
under, mile beat and repeat, three or more
TO enter; three 10 start. Premium. Sl5o
iirst horse, 500, and second $50. Second.
By Riding Club, mile heats, best two ~
three, open TO all ages prize, silver cup o.
the value OF So. a.,
9Th. A general meeting of the Society vii
take place in the hil OF the House OF Dcie
gates, at the capitol, at . L. u. Kew. .. L
Ii. Curry. ID. D., will deliver the annual ad
dress. The galleries will be reserved tol
ladies and their attendants. and the nail VII
be occupied BY life.members.