Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-15
WINNERS Of PRIZES.
Fremfums Awarded as the National


| rremiums Awarded az the National
Fair.
foho"ing Is list OF premiums awarded NJ the
National Fair and not hitherto mentioned IN TUE
| STAR:
Best NORTHUMBERLAND stallion, three years old
and over, premium $50 TO II. H. barnes. OF
stallion, three years old and over. f,rst ma.
MUM $40 TO y. N. Draney, Washington, for =
three years Old and over. r pneminm ~ 20 I aoc
Philips for C m. Admiration; best quick
drspgns saos s one YEAR old and not
draught nlly, one year old and not over two, nrsf
| premium SIS to wm II. West, of the washington
| first premium $40 TO j. r. stewart, OF Virginia:
best heavy draught stallion, three years old
h Sesyy Gra mn 70 assas Hoe
| bronze medal TO r. NJ Draney; best horse or marc
in harness, first premium OF $50 20 John H. Gheen:
best double team light, in harness, first premium
SIS to Allison Naiior, Washington: best pair coach
horses In harness. bronze medal IN same best sad
die horse mare, bronze medal 20 Major a. c.
Goodloe; best herd OF short horns owned by one
individual, grand premium OF 500 % 4 b. Emory;
best short-horn bull, three years old and over,
short-hon bull. between one and two years old.
bronze medal To f. b. Emory's Kirklenington Lad;
Sesl short.horn bull calf bronze medal to George
three years old and over, premium SO 20 George
Chrisman's Julia McfIenry: best short-horn cow
MUM SIS to George Chrismans Matte che
FoutJh: best short-horn heller calf. bronze
| best herd of Deyons bronze medal 10 W p
Smoot; best herd OF Jerseys, $780, 20 T. l. Hume:
also nrst premiums for best bulls and best cow,
three years old and over: best Devon bull calf and
best heifer calf, premiums 10 John K Phillips:
best Devon heifer, between one and two years d.
q. Campbell; Channel Island. Guernsey and Al
derney herds, bronze medals 10 T. l. Hume: fat
cattle, bronze medal to E. s Hill; best yoke OF
working oxen, premium TO George w. johnson;
best grade cattle bronze medals 20 John Martin;
for best display OF sheep, bronze medals To John
Martin; best Berkshire boar and best sows and
shoatS, premiums TO 7. L. Hume, who also won
the medals I'm the Essex clsss
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Best moving machine, silver medal 70 the Wal
Ter A. woods machine, entered by n. NJ. Saunders,
OF Montgomery county, Nd; best reaping ma
| chine, silver medal TO the Osborn machine, en-
Dlned mower aud reaper, silver medal 70 same par
ties; best self-binding reaper silver medal 20 same
parties; pest steam-po~er thresher and separator,
pest sulky horse rake, bronze medal TO Heisken 4
Co; best tanning mill, bronze medal to Whitman,
crusher, bronze medal to same parties; best hay
ana straw-cutter, hand power, bronze medal to
engine for agricultural purposes, silver medal to
e H. Mace, or Montgomery county, Md; best
three-horse iron-beam pillow, bronze medal TO He's
kell q Co.; best wood-frame harrow, bronze medal
| TO the Penn Harrow Manufacturing company; best
corn-sheller, bronze medal to Whitman, Sons a
and asRay Gd 10 %
& Co., OF Washington; bronze medal was awarded
20 the Independent Ice company, OF Washington;
bronze medal was awarded TO Whitman, Sons &
Co, Baltimore, for best power hay cutter; bed
manure spreader, bronze medal to Kemp Burpee
bronze medal to the Atkinson washer: the Yer.
mont Farm company were awarded bronze medals
for the best Dreamer, the best butter worker and
for the best display OF horseshoeA
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Best preserved crabapples, medal TO Mrs NJ j.
Potts. best preserved watermelon rinds mrs. pre.
MUM 10 MIS- M r. Harwood; best preserved
| apple jelly, medal to Mrs. W. L. Nicholson: bess
grape jelly, medal to same; best apple butter
medal to MIS- M. A Wetzell; best canned ounces,
catSup, medal TO Mrs L. Price; best darn mes
pillow shams, first premium 10 Mrs. A. r. Ander-
son; best princess tape lace frst premium to Miss
Haddie Thompson: best specimen OF Macrame
| lace, first premium TO Miss Minnie Kelly; bcss
childs lace cape, first premium TO Mrs. NJ K
Miss Florence RidenOur; best KensngtOn art
needle-work, first premium to Miss Minnie Kelly:
best point lace FIRST premium To the sisters OF the
Visitation, Washington. Also TO same, medals for
pest chlld's sacque, embroidered in crewel; for
best embroidered group-fowers, and for best en-
broidery in gold and silver best pillow-shams en-
broidery medal to Catherine Beall best embrodered
childs Dress first premium to Miss Mary Thicker;
Clagett; best embroidered hose, first premium 70
MISS MISS Marian Mongh; best paper flowers. medal .
eleven competitors1 first premium TO the wife 0f
Lieut.. E. c. Richmond, U. S. army; best rug made
81.
best wax work, first premium TO Mrs Dr. G,nguch:
best artificial flowers other than wax work, medal
70 MISS Alice zimmerman; also medal TO same foe
best leather work; best tapestry worsted work,
premiums of equal rank 10 Mrs ii. NJ Lauxman
and Mrs Robert White; best specimen plain sew
white quilt, medal to Miss Kate E. Price; best
worsted quilt, medal to Mrs ID. Burdett: bess
Williams: best fancy-work quilt. eleven competi
tors.l first premium 70 MIS- A. J. Clarke; best and
neatest made calico dress; first premium to Miss
haSf md Al..as
underclothes. medal to Mrs. III. A. Yerkes; best
homemade wheat bread, first premium to Mrs.
first premium to Mrs s. II. Anderson; best home.
made pound cake, medal TO Mrs: r. l. Teel; best
butter, medal TO Mrs. E. j. Northup.
POULTRY. PIGEONS. ETC.
Best and largest display of poultry first premium
to Charles f. Boilleau Of Middletown, Md; 5. W.
Steinmel received first premiums for best pouter
pigeons best tumblers, best fantas. best tirbits
best swallows and best magpies: f. E. Schrpiner
received first premiums for best Jacobine pigeons
for best nuns, for best mooreads for best priests
and for best smells; for best Pekin DUCKS, medal to
NJ aster John j. Cornell.
FRUITS, FLOWERS, ETC
To John Saul, for best and largest collection of
pears nrSt premium; also first premium for best
twelve varieties OF pears; 20 William Smith, for
best ounces first premium; also first premium for
Moore, first premium for best dish Of peaches any
variety; To +. n Mcdowell, Of New York first pre-
MUM for best collection OF native grapes: also
bronze medal for best Seeding grapes; 10 William
Whalen, OF Virginia, first premium for best collec-
ton OF sweet potatoes: DIR. William Lee White,
first premium for best long blood beats; to Mrs.
NJ Fulton, tirSt premium for best carrots; 20
John Martin, first premiums for best red
onions and for best lima beans sheIled;
to Robert Holiday, OF Baltimore, first premiums
for best six varieties OF plants NAMED dracna, for
best SIX varieties OF palms. for best single specimen
cycades, for best single specimen palm, for best six
distinct varieties crOt0ns; 10 John Saul, Washing
ton first premiums for best collection OF ferns In
pots, for best single specimen fern, for best twelve
hot-houSe and greenhouse plants, for best single
specimen ditto, for best twelve ornamental foliage
plants, for best ten distinct varieties marantas
best single specimen maranta, for best twenty-five
hothouSe or greenhouse plants for best collection
hardy eyergreenS, not less than thirty kinds; Also
to same, second premiums for lest varieties GRO
tons, for best single specimen h0t-house green.
house plant I'm bloom, showing superior cutiva-
tion hest six varieties named draC ena 70 John
Small, of Washington, first premiums for best exc
hfbit or cycades, for best collection OF foliage be-
honias; also, second premiums for second best
specimen fern In potts. for second best display hot
house and greenhouse plants, for second best dis
play OF palms; to Geo. Glorius OF Washington, first
premiums for best collection OF scarlet geranium
In bloom, over twenty kinds; for best exhibition OF
coleus over twelve varieties; also, To same second
premiums for display OF crotons display OF hot
house and greenhouse plants for display Of foliage
plants for collection or ferns In plants; to John
Small, first premiums for best collection OF cut