The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-01
THE EXPOSITION.
The Flowers, the People and the
Premiums.

OF B0yntons arm0r6. Inc concert OF
\ Rudolph Wurlitzer & Bro. was highly
enjoyed by the few who were present,
the music being of the very best order.
| The flower display this afternoon Will
be one OF the finest of the series, as all of
our leading florists have entered for the
contest. The Commissioners have Of
fered extra inducements In the way Of a
new premium for the best fifteen pieces
Of floral work, which has served the pur-
pose of bringing out many who would
not otherwise have entered. The jurors
In the various Departments have begun
bringing in their reports, most OF which
have been accepted by the Commission
ers.
MUSIC TO NIGHT.
The following programme of music
will be performed tonight in the Ladies'
Department under the auspices Of Mr..
f. W. Helmick, the enterprlsing young
manufacturer OF organs: W.
PART FIRST.
Overture-( (Massaniello). Violin, Violoncello
and Piauo-Professors TossO, w. Geisselbrech
and VIM. Eckert.
Fantaisie-( Russian Song), for violoncello-
Kummer-ProfessorW w. Geisselbrecht
Fantaisie-(Sur One Melodie dc Mendels-
sohn) Flute and Piano-Guillaume Heine-
meyer, DR.. w. II. Wenning and Prof Eckert.
PART SECOND.
Violin Solo -four Seasons, Spring, Summer,
Autumn anu w inter), Piano and Violin, j. w.
Kalwoda. Professors Tosso and w. Eckert.
Musette for Violoncello, Ofenbach. Pro-
fessor Geisselbrecht.
Ave Maria Organ and Flute), Schubert
Professor Eckert and Dr. Wenning.
Twenty We members of the Cincinnati
Orchestra creed band Will play the fol-
lowing splendid programme In Main
Hail In the evening;
PARTI
March, W ilkommen-- Faust.
Ovcrture--Stradclla- Fl0tOw.
Selections allace.
Waltz-Adelaidc--L
Polka Schnell - Thunder and Lightning
Strauss.
Overture Light CAvaary --Suppe.
Selections La FILL de Nine. Angot-Lecocq.
Potpourrl--Wo Peace Jubilee-Meyer.
Grand Selections Macbeth Verdi.
Finale-Froh und Heiter--Parlow.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
The following awards. OF premiums
have been approved by the Commission
ers, viz:
CLASS NO.. 7.
Best stop-cylinder printing press, Gin
cinnati Type Foundry-Silver Medal.
Best platen printing press, Cincinnati
Type Foundry-Silver Medal.
CLASS NO. 10.
Best turnshOe machinery, Goodyear
Boot and Shoe Sewing Machine Com
pany-Silver Medal.
Best sample Of shoe dies, NC Laugh.
lin, Grover & Lloyd-Silver Medal.
CLASS NO. 81.
Best assortment oil butchers tools and
appliances, Butchers and Packers Sup
ply Company-Silver Medal.
CLASS NO. 80.
Best hearse. Crane, Breed 81 Co.-Sil-
yer Medal.
!, Best wood coffin or casket, to include
cabinet work or finish, without regard to
lining or trimming, Cincinnati Ooffin
Company-Silver Medal.
Best lined and trimmed oasket or cof-
fin, OF either wood or metal, John p. Ep-
ply & Son-Silver Medal.
Best display of undertakers' hard
ware, to include variety and quality, j.
L. Wayne 8 Son-Silver Medal.
Best display of undertakers' textile
fabrics, to include variety and quality,
John +. Epply Il Son-SilSet Medal.
Best oloth-oovered coffin, John P. Ep-
ply & Son-Silver Medal.
CLASS NO. IA.
Best organ made in the West, F. W.
Helmick-Gold Medal.
Best piano made In the West, Ohio
Valley Company-Silyer Medal.
Best Assortment Of brass and silver
wind instruments, made In Cincinnati,
Kaiser b Kohler-Silver Medal. :.
made In Cincinnati, A. G. Huettl.-Silvef
Medal.
Best assortment of string ius struments,
made in Cincinnati, Albert Krell--
Silver Medal.
CLASS NO. 81.
Best general display OF solid silver
ware, useful and ornamental, Duhme &
Co.-Gold Medal.
Best plated ware, Duhme & Co.-Gold
Modal.
Best general display Of gold and silver
watcb-cases, Duhme & Co.-Silver
Medal.
Best display of ornamental bronzes,
John A. Mohlenhof-Br0nZe Medal.
CLASS NO. 71H.
Supplemental-Open to Lady Amateurs
Only.
Best piece of carved furniture, Mrs.
A. B. Huston-Silver Medal.
Best hanging cabinet, Miss Augusta
Tuzzer-Silver Medal.
Best small table, Miss Fannie Banks
Silver Medal.
Best book rack, Miss Isora Collard-
Silver Medal.
Best picture frame, Misses H. and NJ.
Johnson-Silver Medal.
Best casket, Miss Helen Collard-
Bronze Medal.
Best easel, Miss Jane p. Todd-Sllver
Medal.
Best checker-board, Miss Jennie E.
Bard-Bronze Medal.
Best china painting, Miss l.. McLaugh-
lin-Silyer Medal.
CLASS NO. 70.
Best cabinet general collection of min.
erals, Il. $. Wayne-Sllver Medal.
Best general collection OF fossils, r. b.
Moore-Silver Medal.
Best collection Of polished marbles,
w. b. Foster-Silver Medal.
GLASS NO. 70.
Best collection Of land shells. A, G.
Wetherby-Silver Medal.
Best collection of fresh water shells.