New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
PRIZES F0R FLOWEES AED FRUITS.
TIE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION by DAYLIGHT
AwARDtNG THE PREMIUMS.

TIE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION by DAYLIGHT
AwARDING THE PREMIUMS.
A look by daylight at the horticultural TX
hibton the good impression which the opening
night left The flowers renewed fresh bouquets
are introduced and features OF one Kind or another
are constantly made. Among the additions yester
day is neatly labeled collection OF native grasses
from the COlorel Industrial School at Hampton, Va.
Tho names OF exhibitors ard prze-laDels have been
attached 10 the various specimens since the awards
have been made and this affords much aid and comfort
20 the uuintated The display OF small fruits seems 10
have special charm for visitors, and tho tables arc
constantly thronged Fresh from eighteen prizes at the
Quecus County Fair, comes the Rev. i. I. koe'
pf Cornwall. with currants and Strawberries IN
variety. growing In pots, ana a proIuse ulspIhy
Of berries ON plates. Mr.. Duand shows some choice
berries, do DR.. HeNamer ana MI fltfsOh' 4ue
forced prachcs OF them hanging on the Tree ana
hot-hOusc grapes also attractive Ihe coDlnatlon
OF u flowers aud music has drawn crowds OF Visitors
TO the Garden large proportion OF tnen showing an
apprcciauve interest IN what are really the Dest Isa
uIcs Of the display. The exhibition cOhlhues Iolay
with music by Thomas and his orchestra afternoon ana
evening ist Of the more important premiums Is
George SUCH Pof South Amboy, receives prizes for
best smgle specimen and for best group OF seenouse
plants bloom for best specimen ana Tor Dest group
OF yarcgated eayod plants Tor AOras ior Palhs anu
'ia James Tapln OF south Amboy, prize for best new
J. s Bush. Of fremont. for bcst group Of CITY stove
and greenhouse plantsi for best specimen ana peS'
group Of fracaenRs and best specimen pain. -, ,,
Isaac buchanan, for best OfCludi pcAt Bioup VI Po"
aud cycads; hest group OF lyCOpOdums ana selaslhe
les and best group OF agaycs. , -,
Peter Henderson, verbenas for iuchslasi LOT gOA
uias for double aud single zonal ana trieOlOt pestgo
NUNS for specimen begona for best cohe0uoh oi cut
flowers and for vegetables.
james Riddle, OF mwO0d, for roses ana iuchsls hh9
for Of naturally arranged hoWers ana lor IoIceu
peaches e., -.
Parsons & Son. Of Flushing for eyergreensi for yarie-
gated leaved plants for collection OF named roses
ROenbeCk, OF BayOnne for best group Oi tree leIus
and for grUuD OF other ferns. ~, -
T. z. Roe. OF Cornwall for best and largest cOuecloh
Of stfawberres aud several prizes for best quart oi seF
ernl named varieties. , - i,
r. W. Durand OF Irvington, for heaviest berries, ana
other premiums for collection ana specneu HaIleles A.
Other fruit premiums were taken Dy Dr heA@noi W
George Tate and by Frazer Edwards .,, q,
John Egan, John Finn and Il. &. Brownson received
prizes for foreign grapes. . 81, -, - =
W O. Wilson, A. Shepherd, Haupft Brothers and j. j.
Beauchamp received prizes for floral designs,
Mrs NJ. j. Morgan for group OF eyprepeulums; IL.
RIrs w. j. Davidson special premium for table deco
ration. - -,
Wooson & Co.. for very meritorous collection o.
hardy herbaceOus and perennial planis 49,,
W. A. Burgess OF Glen Cove premium TOT DeHt uSpiay
OF cut roses .,., -.
A W. Deonge for best group OF hardy perennial roses
aud twelve best blooms OF OF variety Paul Nefon.