The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-20
THE FRUIT GROWERS FAIR.
THE SECOND DAY.
A Fun List of the Exhibitors.

The second day of the exhibition of The Fruit
Growers Association OF the Gulf States, at st.
Patriek's Hall, yesterday evidenced q vast inn
provement in the matter 1f ornsmentation Of the
hall and The number and arrangement Of articles
exhibited.
A very large number Of people visited the hall,
and many we're the expressions Of satisfaction at
the tastinsss of the display and the energy and
devotion to the cause Of this worthy enterprises
which, although in its infancy aud undertaken
with lmited means. promises in after years TO
prove a grost success
splendid band of music was in attendance to
enhance the attraciveness of the fair. We can
express only one regret, that is that the country
representation is slim, and that The display of
vegetables and flowers Is meagre.
The following Ia q list Of the entries:
]. A. V. Roberts, Mansfield, Ds5oto parish.
La box lthree varieties) apples.
Q. W. q. Percy, Tunica, Ls.-Esform bee hive
full sized comb In franz.
3. Paul l.. ViaIon, Bayou Goula, IbJrville par
ish. Honey extractor.
4. j. H. Keller New Orleans.--Wssh for fruit
trees.
6. Andrew Jackson, Baton Rouge, La box
Chinese cling paachts.
g Mrs. IL. Short, Montgomery, Lincoln county,
Miss. Il bottle blackberry wine.
7. Erwin Lewis. Byram, Kinds county, Miss
bog mari.
9. Miss J. A. Watson, Jackson, Miss bottles
tomato oatsnp,
0. Paul L. vialon, Bayou Gouls, La bee
smoker.
10. honey knives
H. John Eblen, NASHVILLE Avenue. Sixth Dis.
trict-French mslops.
12 Charles Raymond, 1926 Tchoupitoulas
str aet-Giant grape.
15 Louis Eyma, 332 Burgundy etreet-Chas-
sci. and muscas grapes, varieties.
IA. Mrs. James Brewer, 603 1t. Charles street
Contributes beautiful bouquet.
15 W. Fayers, Mississippi City, Mss.-Native
champagne cider.
16 T.. stahl, Jr.. Kennerville, La bottle
mixed honey, bottle taDgle vine honey, bottles
cypress honey, 6 glass boxes honey.
II. Mrs. J. NJ. Mitthack, Antonine street, New
Orle sns-1 jar tomato jelly, jar trophy tomato,
jar tomato piekel, jar tomato chow Chow, jar
canned Tomatoes. jar tomato ostsup, jar Per.
elan tomato preserves, jar tomato figs, selec-
tion Of tomatoes.
IL. Geo. A. Vincent, for l. 8. Hereford, West
Baton Rouge, La.-Dixie honey extractor. Dixie
bee hive, bee smoker.
10. Mrs. A. g. Briee, Carrolton, Seventh Dis
trict, New Orleans - White Genoa figs, black
fschian fgs, white 1schian figs. Celeste figs, Com
cord grapes, Balem grapes, stoddart grapes,
trophy tomatoes, large yellow tomatoes, purple
egg plant, mammoth corn, pomsgranate, orsngs
ctrrot. rod bests, netted captelope, stump the
world peach, Covington sweet potatoes, specimen
Of unrioe orange, l jar tomatoes preserved In
their own juice, assortment OF cnt flowers, Ice
plant, yucca, Japanese cane.
20 BERNARD A. Rodriguez, Metaire Ridge,
Louisiana--1 large cucumber, twin squash, /
large squash, ! stalk sugar cane, basket figs.
81. Mrs. J. .Applewbite, Osyks, Miss bottle
honey dew blackberry wine.
"a. W. d. Calhoun, Osyka, Miss.-1 jar OF pre-
served peaches. by Mrs. Wilburn's recipe:
package Ut preserved plums.
%. b. D. Gullett, Amite City, La.-sample Of
condensed cotton by new pr r,cess.
"a. Julius Fardos, Vaudeville, La. - Hene
Claude dc Bevay pIums.
25. Simon Becker, corner Of Rocheblaye and st.
Bernard, city, lunches yard beans, Turkish
cucumber, blood beets.
26. Mrs. \. II. Brown, $50 Fourth street, N. o.
Brown Turkey figs. Jsgne grapes.
81. Mrs. J. aillsman, 4iO Camp street, New
Orleans-One vegetable Egg, ! gourd pear, Q
vegetable squash.
23. Mss L. A. sambola, No. 8 Laha,pe street,
Third Disirict-Vegetab eggs, 1 gourd pear,
20. Miss Lila Werlein, sixth District One lot
white figs.
80. J. Dsizejl, New Orleans Four large bottles
tomato catsup, 2 small bottles pepper sauce,
large jars tomato sauce.
30. johnson Il Lemon, corner Poydras and
Camp sreets--Speoimen OF pine apple pre-
served in gas; plums preserved by the new pro-
cess without heat; tomatoes preserved by the
new process without heat fgs, ditto pineapple
ditto; citrate Of lime from sour oranges, grown
Ia ousinna; citra acid, ditto,
81. Q. g. shulz, 30 Natchez street-Artifcial
incubator, two sjzes.
80. T. 3. Winer, Bayou Teche, La.-Ten va
rietles OF apples, twenty varieties Of pears.
81. u; ,Offner. Canal street. New orleans-3elf
Acting Fountain.
35. James Litlo. Magnolia, Mississippi-On
dozen Chinese Cling Peaches.
3G. Cbas. Lochbrunner, n and 70 Exchange
Alley, New Orleans
Red Wnes-Native winep, Red Concord, Black
Rose, Ives, Norons Virginia, Cynthiana, yir-
gpia Seeding.
White Wines White Concord, Catawba, Mar
tha, Goethe, Delaware, Kulander, Lonsians, Her
man, Herbemont Taylor.
81. Kursheedt IL Il Benvenu, New Orleans, La
Garden iron vases. garden iron benches, garden
iron chairs.
SO. J.. W. Jackson, Opelousas, La jar
strained honey.
80. George A. vincent-2 pieces comb founda-
tions, 1 bee-smoker, honey knife, % samples
honey.
40. @. J. Berry. New Orleans--l stand white
heath clings, ] stand Bartlett pears, / stand
Crawford pc tches, stand mixed fruit, / stand
Florida lemons, l stand Louisiana nectartnes, /
dozen jars orange preserves, half dozen jars fig
Al. Judge Henry Abel, New orleans White
Chassela grape.
AZ. T.. Booth, Hammond Station-1 bottle OF
OoHCOTn WIDef, DO3 OI concord grapes.
43. Il. Thomas. New Orleans Holgate h Tnp-
per's process for preserving fruits, vegetables,
meats, eggs, etc.
A. FL. w. l.. Lewis, Taagipahoa, La
Apples-One plate Of Mercer apples, horse
apples, Seeding winter apples; mastodon, yell
10 pineapple, bntchelor, Junialuskee, unknown
Desharoom, hope, Carter, Taunton, early pen
mock, Cullawhee. seeding ike Carer, nickajack
fall, red fall pippin, holley, pride Of the South
chockley, seeding, cheese.
Pears-Bartlett. Flemish Beauty, Bloodgood
st. Michael, Duchess OF Orle ans, BeGrre Super
fine, Belle Lucrative, Beurre Diel, Howell, Seckle
Winter Nellies, French, Vicar Of Wakefield, un
known.
Grapes-Delaware Concord, Catswba, Pau;ine
Tres Seeding, Blends Madeira, Flowers, Herba.
mont, Rogers No. Is, scuppernong.
Peaches-Mount Vernon, Columbia seeding,
seeding from Chinese cling, unknown No. 8, I'M
known No. !, unknown No. 2, X ate Crawford.
Two plates red plnms, specimen OF ripe corn
in the ear, red oas. black eyed peas, bush beans,
pol beans, spackled peas, 1877, speckled peas.
1876.
As. A. Samboa, New Orleans One lot Of va
riety plants. 81 different plants.
46. r. y. Day, New Oreans-1 basket variety
cut flowers, bsst arrangement.
AT J. M Nayra 129 Canal street, water set