The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-15
MILLERS' EXPOSITION.
Fine Display Of Amateur Baking.


remain on exhibition until 10 p. M. The
Judges we're COL Sidney b. Maxwell, A.
EveI son and Geo. Keppler. who examined
the different displays between IL and l
O. clock and then made their report.
The entries we're as follows:
No. ELLEN Line, rolls, cake and bread.
No. 2-Mrs. Kidney, No. 464 West Ninth
street, sponge cake, fruit cake and small
cakes. F
No. 3-Mrs. c. P. Buchanan, Newport,
KY, sponge cake.
No. Mrs. L. T. Anderson, Bond Hill,
Ohio, two loaves of wheat bread.
No 5-Mrs. c. K. Ksmper, Walnut
Hills, pound cake.
No. 6-Mrs. J. E. Stone, Covington, one
loaf bread.
No. Mrs G. Gertz, city, bread.
No. 8-Mrs. Robinson, pOund-cake, wheat
bread, jelly-cake, sponge-cake and mixed
cake.
No. 9-Mrs. c. Gramm, by Miss N. H.
Wilson. College Hill, two pans rolls and
one loaf bread.
No. 1O-Mrs. j. Canning, Fairmount O.,
one pan rolls, one loaf bread, one jelly
cake.
No. 11-Mrs NJ. W. Mathasy, city, two
lOaveS wheat Dreau.
No. 12-Mrs. Belle Walch, 107 Court
street, one loaf brown bread. t
No. l3-Mrs. Helen E. johnson, city, one
brown loaf. s,..tf
No. 14-Miss Ashton, Bellevue, KY, cup
cake salt.rising bread, yeast bread, sponge
cake and pound-cake.
No. 15-Miss A. Donnelly, Newport KY,
one pan rolls.
No 16-Miss Fannie Maynard. 142 West
Eighth street. one pan rolls.
No. 17-Mrs. NJ. H. Tower, 295 Rich
mond street, one loaf bread.
No. 1S-Mrs. E. Hirsch, 217 Longwcrth
street, sponge cake and loaf bread.
No. 19-Mrs. E. Brandt, 151 York street,
Newport two fancy cakes, three loayes
brown bread, one loaf wheat bread.
No. 2O--Lottie Krun, one loaf brown
bread, one loaf wheat bread.
No. 2l-Mrs. J. w. Shank, 426 George
street, two loaves wheat bread
No. 22-Katie Harrell, two loaves wheat
bread, one loaf brown bread, one pan rolls.
No. 23-Unknown, one fancy sponge
cake.
No 24-Mrs. j. Buckingham, city, sponge
cake.
No. 25-Mrs. W. A. Goodman, East Wal
nut Hills, one dozen rolls. t
No. 26-Mary Hopkins, city, bread and
rolls.
No. 27-J. N. Hayes, city, corn bread and
~ heat. .breaas -
No. 0-Mrs. o. Eggleston, Richmond
street, salt rising bread.
N. 29-Mary Evens, bread.
No. 30-Mrs Annie J. Rees, city, one loai
bread. .......a.. H. ............ .-
No. 31-Mrs Annie F. Kinsey, one loaf
bread.
The report of the Judges was as follows:
First Premium-Silver fruit DISH for the
best display Of cakes and bread, Mrs. Rob
insOn.
Second Premium-Barrel Of patent -four,
for the second best display Of cakes and
bread, Ellen Line.
Third Premium-Nickel.p plated students
lamp, for the best pound cake, Miss
Ashton.
Fourth Fremium-Pair of vases for the
best sponge cake, unknown.
Fifth Premium-Hammock, for the best
display of mixed cakes, Mrs. Robinson.
l. Sixth Premium-Rugs, for the best jelly
cake, Mrs. James Cummings. .s.'
Seventh Premium-Nickel-pla clothes
wringer for the best loaf wheat bread,
Mary Ebins.
Eighth Premium-Lawn hose, for the
best loaf of brown bread, Mrs. Helen John
son.
Ninth Premium Barrel patent -four for
the best pan of rolls, Mrs. Fannie May nard.
The following other awards have been
made:
No. 47-Best Hominy Mill, to Coomb 4
Gray, Memphis, Ind, diploma of merit.
No. 4S-Best Mill Picks, Richmond City
Mill Works, first premium.
No. 49-Best Bag Holder, Kellman &
| Mesier, Chicago, first premium.
No. 50-Best attachment to prevent clog
ging of Boiling Cloths, Rathuurn Bros,
Rochester, New York, first premium.
No. 51-Best display of wire cloth, How
ard & Morse, New York City, first pre-
| MUM.
No. 52-Best emery or corundum hand
tool, Horace M. Deal, Bucyrus, o., first
premium.
No. 53-Best mixing and sitting machine
M. Martin, Bitterfeld, Prussia, first pre-.
MUM.
No. 54-Best proof staff, Marshall, Graves
& Co, Day O., first premium.
No. 55-Best Milestone Dressing (ma.
chine powerl N. Copelin, Cannon Falls,
Minn., First Premium.
NJ. 55-Three Rivers Manufacturing Co.,
Diploma of Merit
No. 56-Best Milestone Dressing Ma
chine (hand), Chas. Bowers & Co., Youngs-
town, Pa, First Premium. GC9,
No 56-John James. La Crosse, Wis.
Grescomb & Co., Thos. McFeeley, diploms
OF Merit.
No. 57-Best barrel tally, W. N. Durant
Milwaukee, Wis, diploma of merit.
No. 58-Best Conyeyor, H. w. Caldwell
St. Louis, Mo-, diploma of merit
No 59--Best elevator bucket, W. ]. Clark
Salem, O., first premium.
| No. 59-The Everlasting Bucket Co., o
Terre Haute, Ind Diploma of Merit
No. 60-Best milestone feeder. Fred
Klinkerman, Aurora, Ind, Diploma o.
| Merit.