The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-11
MISS ida Whtttiuzton. No. 21s Delord street

Mrs. D. M smailwood--L
.. T. Keames, No. 10 Phiip street, Fourth Di5-
or grapes. Herbemont grapes. grown
Edgar Geipe, corner Royal and Spain One
basket grapes. consisting Of Malaga Muscat.
warren A. Brainard, city Pearl miIet.
Miss Alice Kirkwood, 2sl Julia Streets pic |
nrss ta pistry ! one watch case
ns n N.Y. dssae NJ Il u vi sasop
punches Creole ,gTanes tblack). :. a4rao.
J, Mr.. Z. del Modal No. 17a Catonaeiet street
Mrs Vim Saymour-Faur tuzhan squashes.
Concord grapes wines fifteen months ola'. piack
Five pieces Of worsted needleworka
Mis- Rosa Lobr4n o--One frame fish scales.
Mrs. a bksen, No II Carondelet street Ono
WIS Msa saf Eliz iii e1 got aobaek ~ Orleans
Mis-. William Aims, No .27t Thalia street
T Iii D. b. Harris. No. 10 Julia street-A cow
Mrs NJ sandIdge1one g. frame dry lowers.
Mrs. Nj. .. Proctor, NO. 428 Baronne street-
Louis Eymas. No. ss2 Burgundy street-Fon-
tainbleau Ohasselar grapes A,a. tra,ntor
strickland stick: Bachelor. Mercer. shockley. Pride
Of the South Pears art 4, an ~ sickle.
Mrs. NJ. n. Bell; NO. 1ls Magnolia structure
GOV. Jno. McEnery-One jar fg preserves.
". p. Lewis Tangigahoa Parrish La,. - y,
de e tSs soat hookeg Besa Yeo
Horse, Snail Seeding. three seeding not
named Pears-, Bloodgood. FRENCH Pear. B 3.
s fsla Bart n:Age es two seed
Ing Ing ,peaches: Grapes Lemon, Concord. Cataw-
Mf plao Te ssss a graP soap msr
none Enmelan. Norton's: two varieties OF to-
matoes, two varieties OF cucumber.
" Lewis TangYp eow nna Mercer
he le south. Taunton, Tooles ,Favorite. Batche-
M Large Cheese APPLE 1e9w B Bs feea
tive ut. Michael, White Dovenne, Buerre Su-
perfpe: rapes-Scuppernong; Flowers. Early
r. ii. Ayers. Ocean springs. Miss.-Concord
grapes, George Washington peaches. 81 yohn
peaches, Duchess pears, latlye apples, Bart
Richard FrotScher, Nos Is and II Dumaine
street Mammoth peerless potatoes. Jackson
whites Mafa l fese mammoth
W.. J. W. Winder. Terrebonne station-on honey
extractor; two Itnlian queens ID cages. .u,,,
ida n huntington One bouquet Of wax violets,
basket n ras Rf II n ba
without frnme), one cross Of fish scales Cir
frame). one bracket composite.
Mes B, Del Orto-One hair wreath in frame.
Mrs. B. Wayne-One rusk. one cake.
Miss Rosa Brice-some wheat biscuits.
Lewis Wild-One green Whits corn. 49,
b. " TWichel. No. 103 st. Charles street-One
basket containing various fruits.
Thns. Sraek-dre nersimmons
Kitty Mccain. No. 231 Julia street-One Dig
] Dstzel, No. 1856 Poydras street-Two bottles
pettes sauce. two bottles tomato eatsup.
Mrs. =. $. stoddard. Carondelet street-one
s Jo i1. Nelson (of Magnolia nursery Samples
OF garden vases and ornamented flower pots.
imitation rust c work.
d. Il. Fox. Jesuits' Bend. La.-Bottle extracts
Geo. Il. Vincent, No es Decatur street One
box comb honey.
francisco Vargas & Son. No. 165 Morales
street, wo wax stMtuas.
Miss Sophie Anderson, No. 1874 First street
T, Harane. Lafourche parish. aLa;,,Celasste
(dried) Age two varieties Smyrna figs tdried).
Louis Schwartz No. 15 Chartres street. bite
wine vinegar. red wine vinegar. violet wine
Gane2d wine en epessF Q, 1ss 1ne
Alicia 3 Seymour. twelve years old, corner
| Pentston and Prytania streets-One basket Of
Geo Chamberlain. No ITO ST. Charles street
| One poodle.
| A. A. Greenwood baby caps flfty-fo
| years old; made for the exhibitor When ne was
M Miss Emma Gogerty, No. 15l Camp street-One
work basket On little tabl.. 49, ...
i u
| pair cotton mats ono fancy japanese bag.
Lnharpe streets-.Peannts;
! Mrs. a. sambola-one globe wax flowers one
coffee plant, one bouquet OF natural hair flow
ers. one palladium, one princess feather,
| Mrs. ChAs Lochbrunner. No. 81 C1stomhouse
street One bottle strawberry cordial one bottle
| orange cordial one bottle nnssWasser.
| francisco Vargas Il Sons No. 165 Morales
| street-Ons vase Of wax bananas. one vase OIL
wax peaches. one vase Of wax Mexican coup!-
| one wax rose tree, one vase wax bananas. pehrs
and oranges. on, plate eggs and raddishea. ont
vase wax magnolas and various floWeIs. one
vase wax apples, japan plums and oranges.
Miss Laura Hailey-Harp made OF rock.
AT NIGHT
the hall was filled with people, the atten
dance being composed almost exclusively o
the best among our citizen. a noticeable
/ feature of the exposition is the absence o.
tramps and mischievous small boys, the ter
cents admission fee charged having probably
| the effect Of driving them Off
Ats o'clock band Of music began to dis
course lovely airs. When the music had
ceased, preparations were made for the meet
ing OF the Fruit Growers Association.
Prof. y. z. STEELE, Of y, Mobile, was to have
seems that he has not yet arrived ID this city
MI. i. vi. Hudson, vice president o. tht
association introduced to the assembly Prof
Chas. V. Riley, OF Washington, y. G., Chief O
| the United States chronological Commission
i
Texas. He has charge Of the Investigation
ordered BY Congress Of the insects affecting
the cotton plant, with view Of preventing
/ their injuries. Prof. Riley has for many years
labored to increase the products OF the coun.
| try, and his efforts have secured for him s
distinguished reputation. The French gov
eminent has recognized the value Of his re
searches even abroad by presenting him with
gold medal for services rendered to grape
culture in that country. He has al
ready given, in Paris green, remedy
for the cotton worm, and II he discovers some
still simpler, safer and cheaper remedy he vii
earn the gratitude OF the Southern people
He has already done much for the State OF
Missouri and for the grasshopper scourged
country Of the Northwest, and it is hoped
ton insect problem, which is most serious
\ and vital one to this part Of the country.
Prof. Riley spoke Of his recent observations
In the cotton regions to the east and north
OF us, and said ne was convinced that the
/ MnrluS will not for some weeks ha nI1Inarn,,e