The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
James Little, Magnolia, Miss.-s,econd best

| Florida Lemons, Louisiana nectarines fig and
orange preserves; first deploma.
| Mrs. ]. Guillaman, New Orleans Assortment
OF gourds; certifoste
Miss L. A. sambola, New Orleans Assortment
OF g,urds; certificate.
Miss Lilly Wsrlein, New olleans White figs;
certificate.
| johnson & Lehman, New Orleans-Trnits pre-
| served 10 salycic acid; diploma Citrate of lime
| and citric acid from Louisiana sour oranges;
diploma
J. Detzel New Orleans Assortment Of tomato
catsur, sauces and pepper sauce; certificate.
O. G. Shultz, New Orleans-Ipcubator; certi-
| fcate
Bernard Rodriguez, Metairie Ridge--AHsort-
ment OF vegetables; certificate.
Mrs. ]. Applewhise, Osyka, Miss.--Bsst bottle
blackberry vino made with honey; diploma.
|. W. D. Calhoun, Osyka, Miss. = Preserved
peaches, preserved plums; certificate.
D d. Gullett, Annite, La-Honorable mention.
Jules Tsrdop, Vaudeville, La.-Reine Claude
De Beray pluHs; certificate.
Simon Becker, Nov Orleans = Assortment OF
vegetables certificate.
Mrs. g. II. Brown, New 0aleans--Best jacques
grapes; diploma.
Mrs. James Brewer. New orleans--Basket
W. Fayers, Mississippi City, Miss Champagne
cider; honorable mention.
Mrs. J. NJ. Milthack, New Orleans Assortment
OF jeliles, preserves and sauces from the to-.
| mato; diploma.
Mrs. A. @. Brics, New orleanr, Seventh Dis
trict BEST arranged table containing fruit cut
dowers and vegetables; diploma.
Miss Rosa Brice, New Orleans, Seventh Dis
triosnBsst 10 assortment Of figs; diploma.
ID. Redmond, Pensac Ia, Fla.-Best essay on
the cnlture OF the peach; diploma.
Mis-. Agnes M. Hodges, Ksnnsrville, La
Best blackberry vinegar, tomato catsup, water
melon anu fig preserves; FIRST diploma.
Ohar.es Hodges, Kennervile, La.-Oue rustic
basket, German millet and specimen field corn;
certificate.
Mrs. Chas. Lochbrunner, New Orleans.-Two
jars tomato catsup; certificate.
III. M. Bell, New -Chasselas grapes,
Louis Ruch, New Orleans = Assortment Of
semi-tropical fruits and display Of evergreens;
diploma.
Warren D. Rush, New orleans-Esssy on honey
and bee culture; diploma.
tifoate.
w. B. Rush, New Orleans-Implement per.
talning to bee culture; certfcats.
George Plumb, Amite City-Best Mercer apple;
diploma.
Nicolas Young, Carrolton Display Of vegets-
bles in boxes; certificate.
T. Ssmbola, New Orleans-Best display of
California Mission grapes growing in boxes;
diploma.
N. Kuniz New orleans-Peaohes grown in the
q. Roever, New Orleans Rustic baskets and
flower stands manufactured in the city; diploma.
George Meyers, New Orleans--For display Of
assorted plauts and pots; diploma.
Miss Rosa Brice, New Orleans, Seventh Dis
trct-Floral wreaihs and crosses; diploma.
Maximilian Herman, New Orleans--D .splay Oh
tea and tea plant; certificate.
Caspar Wild, New Orleans-Best display OF
hybrid grapes: Newark. Lydia, Antochon, Serres-
qua, Black Eagle, Campbels, Hybrid and Wits
Vinaferra; fret diploma.
y. Mofats, New Orleans--Best display Of pre-
served tropical fruits for commercial purposes;
diploma.
Master O. n. Fairchild, New Orleaus- s-Garden
vegetables; certificate.
Victor Padillo, New orleans-v Vegetable flow
ers; certificate.
Mime. Denegre, New Orleans : Wax flowers
and Fl nit; diploma.
Hugh Allison, New Orleans-Best Brunswick
figs; diploma.
Joseph Jouet, New Orleans--Water elevator
rice thresher and ditching machine diploma.
Nicholas Young. New orleans-Display OF vege-
Mr.. Covipgton, Carrollton, Seventh District
Best sweet potatoes; certificate.
Sam Wright, Carrollton, Seventh District
Best watermelon and display OF vegetables /;
diploma.
M. s. Green, New Orleans Cotton plant; Ger.
tificate.
Victor Thiroux, New Orleans Display Of Craw-
ford. Malaga and Muscat grapes; diploma.
Joseph Pablo, New Oreans-Jujube plum, and
Smyrna fge; certificate.
J. P. kearns, New Orleans - Herbment and
Lenoir grapes; certificate
d. Haydel, st. John the Baptiste-Late Craw-
forl, stump the World and Old Nixon peacnes
diploma.
Mrs. bankers, New Orleans-Best specimen OF
lily: certificate.
H. Tebbe, Carrollton, La, Seventh Distriet)-
Display OF semitropical frults; certificate.
DR.. James A. Albrecht, New Orleans-Pea-
cate.
. Master Philip Albrecht, New Orleans-Bess
sample OF pop corn; certificate.
Mrs. Adele Hepp, Madisonville, La.-Specimen
tomato, twelve in one; certificate.
Miss dogreve, Carrollton- Chinese tomatoes;
certificate.
John Blackadder, New Osleans- -Chasselas de
Fontalnbleau grapes; diploma.
Mrs. Judge Merrick, New Ofleans-Bsst speci-
mon OF dried figs; diploma. Assortment OF
sauces and jellies; certificate.
Miss Rosa Brice, Carrollton-Dried figs; GER
tifcate.
Mics Clara Murphy, New orleans-Baskes fan.
cy worsted flowers; diploma.
At a meeting Of the officers Of the Fruit Grow
ers Association OF the Gulf States, held at st.
Patrick's Hall, II. A. L. Lewis, Es O., president,
in the chair, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Reso1ued, That the thanks Of the association
are rendered the Great Jackson Railroad for their
courtesy in reducing the fare to members visit
ing the exhibition, and transporting, free of
charge, eysrgreens to dress the hall.
Resotced, That the thanks OF the Association
be voted to tho Sou horn Express Company for
transporting, free OF charge, tbs fruits snipped
for exhibition.
To 7. ri. Leroy, Esq, of ponchatoula, La, for
appreciated services; TO e. Offner, Esq., and w.
q Shepard, Tor the nee sssry dishes for the dig
play OF fruit; to the Odd Fellows' Hall Associa-
ciasion for the loan Of tables; to P. Angeovioh,
for services rendered; to ". Nelson, of the Met
airie Nurseries,, for assistance in draping the
hall; 10 the ladies who rendered such efficient
service in arranging the floral decorations and
otherwise contributed to our success; and last,
but not least to the daily and agricultural press
OF New Orleans for their generous advocacy OF
the claims OF the fruit growers OF the Gulf Statea.
On motion 1t was resolved that the annual
meeting of the Association be held in New Or
leans ON the second Wednesday, OF December,
1877, at which time the Fruit Growers and
Bee Keepers are expected to hotda joint conyen-
ton.
1t was also resolved that copies OF the pro-
ceedings of tn meeting be transmitted to the
press for pub ication.
S. NJ. WIGGINJ, Secretary.
j. r. Walker, D. D. g., 18o Delord street.