National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-18

VHiVhs, ptck OF WIltc, Y OF ycHDW, Z, OF Icu X
two, quarts pickling, sli turnipa, twelve white
ttable) 2; twelve yellow Qable), q corn, twelve
sweet corn ~ for thetable, o beans, French quart
lpodsl, 3 radish, six winter, q kale three Scotch.
p herbs collection pot aud sweet, 9 potatoes, six
varieties of, for garden cultivation half.peck of
each sort named, squoshes three varieties table,
etabes distinct from other ontresl, each kind, g.
CLASS 4S-PLANrs, FLOWERS ANn Rustic WORKS,
&c. Assistant Marshal-James Willct
croft, b @; Thomas ii Harbin D G; Mrs II II Black
burn d 9; Mrsws Hoge, d @; Mrs WIN NJ Gait D
c Mrs X + Baker, ID c; Mrs Boteler D c Mrs
W II Claggett, b e Mrs w IL Crook, d g; Miss
Rosalee Forrest d g; Mr VIM Diamond Md; DR. j
Dahlas twelve varieties named OF each, s2i
twelve bouquet named, of each, 2; largest and
best collection, named Of each, d bou.
fan, 3 hand, 2 everlasting 2 wild flow
ers hanging basket filed with plants, 2;
greenhouse plants, largest and best collection, 10;
fuchsas, six varieties in flower 4 ferns, six cult
waited leXoticl a native, g. foliage plants, 81 an
six, 2; basams, six varieties, in bloom. 2; German
asters, twelve 2; asters, collection Of .; ten week
stocks collection of, 2; margolds collection Of 2;
roses, collection hybrid perpetual, named of each.
.; collection of Bourbon, tea and noisette named
each 4; three Of any one variety, named, 81 floral
design for supper table, D verbenas twelve, named,
GcollectiOn named, 81 petunias single2; double,
2; phlox drummondi, collection .; dianthus coll
lection, 3 phloxcs, collection perennial .; hardy
shrubs collection Of spikes in flower and to IN
clude specimens of remarkable foliage, 3; holly
shocks, collection q gladiolus, collection, g. zin-
Mas. collection OF double, q gcraniums twelve
single In pots, named, g. geraniums, six double, in
pots g. plants in flower display Of, distinct for other
entries, g. ferns collection, rustic stand not less
than three feet high, 3 rustic table design not to
eJceed four s rect IN u height gGinmS XgoId9n
bronze leayed In pots q plants, six new or rare in
pots 2; best display of OH table II feet open to
florists onyl TO- cut flowers best arranged basket
of q best uigplay of fable 10 feet tD
florists ony 5; rustic vases for lawn, 2 filed with
plants, 4; rustic work. best collection Of first prize,
1; second prize, 4.
CLASS 49-DoNFsrIc WINEs.-AssIstant Marshal.
X, Kemper.
Judges-Hon Newton Booth, Cal II II Black.
burn, ID c.; WB Jackson, ID G; w Shoemaker, ID C:
Edward Abner, ID c; Apheus Middleton, d G; E L
bouCH, " Va. ''''' w. '''''' . . -'''''1
Halfdozen (each) dry wines, $40; sweet wines. 6;
sparkling wines TO- caret 6; three bottles (each)
of dry wine, white 6; red 6; sweet wine, white, A;
sparkling wine. a. any other sort of grape wine A.
tracts, 0; best Bourbon whisky, 5; rye, 8; grape
brandy, O. peach, o. apple, ..
CLASS 50-BEER,-Assistant Marshal, Donald Nc.
Lean.
Judges-Hon b ChafIee. Col; Simon Wolf D C;
Charles Walter, ID O. 5 Katzcnsein d C; ] Auer-
bach, D c; IL IL Blackburn, D g; J Enthoier.
Best beer not less than half barrel 500 II BEETLES
of beer, TO- Beer must have tap and spigot ready
to draw of for the judges and the barrels delivered
without brand or other indication ofownership)
at o'clock All bottled beer must be exhibited In
plain champagne bottles without any lableso or other
indications of ownership. All beer competing for
premiums remain the property of the association.
Barrels Will be returned after they are emptied
CLASS 5l-APPARATUs AND INSTRUMENTS or FINE
WoRKMANsHIP.-AssistantM Marshal, Hill.
Judges-Hon ingalls,, Kan Hon John Kenna,
West Va; Adolph Cluss. ID c. William Gait, d C.;
Karr G; General Carlisle Patterson, ID c; John
Rogers, ID C.
Best collection of optical instruments, $40; math
ematcal aud engineering instruments, 20; micro.
scope, g. meteorological Instruments 10 display of
artificial teeth lO do limbs, TO- door fastener and
burglar alarm, .; city fire alarm, o. most complete
house bells, 8; electric clock 8; time recorder, 5.
CLASS 52-CUTLEEY-Same assistant marshal and
Judges ls in class 5l.
Best display OF gold pens, s.; pocket knives 5;
table cutlery 10; shears and scissors, 8.
HARDWARE AND TooLs.-Best display of general
hardware, $40; builders hardware, 10; carpenter,
joiner, timer and edge tools l0 saws TO- door lock,
o. variety builders locks, 5; combination locks for
drawers or trunks. .; alarm money drawer, D. hand
soonest and most complete display of gas fixtures
10; best gas machine 10; display lamps 10 soda
fountain complete, 8; and most varied collection
plumbers work and material, .; street.lamp for
lighting cities, 8; display stamped tinware 5;
Japanned ware, 8; granite iron ware, 8; enameled
iron ware, D.; brass ware. o. copper ware, o. wire
work 8; woven wire goods, .. galvanized iron, O.
cornce, 8; beer faucet, D. safes, fire and burglar
proof 20 burglar proof safe, lO lock, fire and burg
lar proof, 8; display and variety of scales except
stock scales l0 display Lightning rods, o. iron man
ties, enamcled, D.; iron CRATES, .: fire place and
heater combined
CLASS 53-PREsEGvED c4SSED FRUITS PICKLES
&C.-ASSlStant Alhrsllul, a. L. DTOORe.
Judges-Hon James q Blaine Me; Geo Suflerlee
D G.; Mrs Thos L Hume, d c; Mrs Henry Willard
c; Mrs @ Willard. ID G.; Mrs Cake, ID c. Mrs
Frank orme, ID g; Miss Helen Forrest d G. Mis-:
Best and largest variety preserves jellies canned
fruit pickles, each 81; canned apples, tomatoes
peaches pears pnmsi, each l; preserved backber,
grapes cherries Quinces each l; apple, pear, peach
quince jelly, each /; plum, .currant, strawberry
Jelly, preserved peaches, ounces, apples, pears
N loss than mint each /. niCklpl
cumbers tomatoes, walnuts, butternuts, each !; ap
pie, peach, plum ounce butter, tomato catsup peel
dried peaches, peck dried apples, brandy peaches
specimen of citron, jar marmNladc, .conseryes OF
every kind, each l. hard soap, 2; soft soap l; dis
play of pneapples jar preserved pineapples, water
CLASS 5i-oRNAMESTAI, SHELL AND NEEDLE
Judges--Hon W Window, MINI; Hon Frank Here
ford, w Va Miss Emma Harmon, Mich; L G Davis
d c. Mrs Robert Tenney, G; Mrs b Hill d C
Mrs John Van Riswick, G; Mrs G Ergood ID
Mrs Miller, d G.
Premiums will be awarded only to exhibitors
who executed the articles deposited by them.l
Best silk quilt, crotchet quilt, knit quilt, s2 neat
shirt /; worked handkerchief crotchet shawl, cam
brio skirt, silk worked flannel skirt, embroidered
Ottoman cover embroidered group flowers, neates
made ladies' and children's underclothing, dress
ing.gown, embroidered or bead slippers, carriage
afghan or basket, children's afghan, lamp-mat, SCI
tablemats, worsed quilt toilet mat, toilet cushions
ornamental needlework, pin.cushion, worked col
lar, embroidered pocket-handkerchief l; specimen
plain sewing worsted work silk embroidery, bon
net trimming, artificial flowers, moss or licher
work. /; specimen cone, shell, flower. leaf, wax
leather tatting crotchet, beaded, bracket work. /
show cases and contents, |; fancy hair work, 8; af
ghans 8; worsted and thread tidy each /; silk nee
dlewOrk, 3; hearth rug made from rags, pillow
shams, lace nccdlework counterpane l; homemade
blanket and carpet, .; pair long hose, short hose
piece embroidery, /; ludys dress, g. abe-clOth, tap
cstry, embroidered hose, lounge pillow baby bas.
ket, applique and chenille work, crewell, compost
tion picture, Roman embroidery, |; smoking robe,
smoking cap, l; embroidered piano cover, 3; en-
broidered pianOstOol cover, gupure work hon
ton lace, point lace twine lace, work basket fancy
jar. flowers in feathers and in hair seed wreath
ornamental waXwork, waXwork flowers and fruit
/; wooden mittcns, pairs |; wOOen gloves, pairs
/; skeletonzed leaves, darnlng, fancy work fol
children under twave years !; modelling of O
bust in clay by u lady, o fancy work,
broldery made on machine, !; silk embroidery
made on machine, /; tatllng of silk, J. hemstltch
l. display Of coTsets, l; silver embroidery, !; gold
embroidery. L. bead embroidery, |; chenille work
with gold, !; chenille work. with silver, |; port
folio embroldence, /; fllet work, l. basket made o.
white rags, /; spalter work, Il splint work. l.
CLASS 65-ToBAcCo AND CIJARs,-Assistant Mar
| shal, X DangeTheld.
Judgcs-IIon Benjamin Hill, Ga; L A Wilson
| d c. 4 J Burt d c; II SGhmidtman ID c; B Will
| Jams, ID c. John Il Core, ID c.
Best 10 or 20 lbs plug or twist smoking tobacco
Sl0 10 or 20 lbs plug or twist chewing tobacco, 10
10 or 20 lbs ne.cut smoking tobacco y; 10 or 20 b
fino.cut chewing tobacco, o. display of styles anG
qualities of smoking tobacco, 10; do chewing to-
bronze medal; do second largest number of prizes
| diplomat best assortment Of domestic cigars, as
| sorted sizes, not less than ten boxes, 10.
| CLASS 90 - HANS. - Assistant Marshal, Georg'