The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-14
THIRD EDITION.
THE oHRYsANTnEhUNI SHOW.

Great Interest Manifested - Large
Crowd In Attendance Who Get the
Prizes-The Show Grand Success.
The great flower show in the Instl-
fute hall is turning out to be q grand
success, and everybody connected
with II Is glad, but none more so than
the junior managers Of tho Homeo-
pathic Hospital, who have the show in
charge. 1t is the general expression
that handsomer flowers were never be-
foro exhibited in Wilmington.
At times last night the hall was well
,erowded and the restaurant and candy
departments were literally patronized.
In addition to the feast OF beauty that
met the eye, the ear was RECALLED with
delightful music from Grace orchestraH
which rendered programme OF very
tine selected music. This orchestra rs
becoming so noted for its excellent
music that 1t Is In demand on oil inter-
osting occasions.
In regard TO the ehrysanthemum ex-
hlbltlon Jacob L. Brown IL Co. had
Everything their own way the whole
fchrysanthemum exhibition, with the
exception OF some 25 plants belonging
TO them and of course they made
clean sweep of all premiums offered
Tor chryranthemums.
L. Z. Baylls and Harry Potter made
- ftAJ hu0 OAllDll vi
iplants and a number of florists had
fine exhibits OF carnations and roses.
A great many visitors have purchased
howers but they cannot be taken from
the hall until after 10 O'Clock tonight.
The Judges, W. NJ Candy, Henry
Grant and Henry Hnnnum finished
making their awards OF premiums
about noon yesterday, and soon there
alter blue and white cards appeared
upon the plants announcing the first
and second premiums OF the prem
iums offered, j. l.. Brown Il Co. got
nineteen of them as follows:
First premium, S25 offered by Wi l.
Ham Nj. Candy, the Charles Warner
Company, Herbert X. WATSON, "a
Friend, and Mrs. l., A. Kittinger, fol
the best 50 chrysanthemum plants OF
named varieties.
= Second, Fell & Peoples, for the best
90 plants, carving sets,
Third, William NJ. Singerly of Phil
ndelphig Record, for the best % plants
OF % varieties as many blooms as pos
sible to each plant, IS.
Fourth, by j. L. Mullln & Son for
best six Japanese varieties, s5 worth
of goods.
Fifth, Z. s. r. Butler, a book fol
three best seedlings.
Seventh, The Whilldin Pottery Com
pany, Philadelphia, 1000 four-inch.pots
Tor the best so plants to represent not
less than % varieties, in pots, one
bloom to each plant.
Eighth, piano stool by II. +, Robe
len for best ~ plants OF ~ varieties.
Ninth, Mrs. Ferris Bringhurst, Is fol
the best 100 specimens of cut chrysau-
themums, not less than so val ieties.
Tenth, Charles b. Dubell, line derby
hat, for best rs blooms OF rs varieties
Eleventh, L. +. Adair, rocking chair,
for best display of cut blooms.
Twelfth. w. Atlee Burpee, $40 worth
OF Hover bulbs, for twelve vases oil
cut blooms in different colors
Thirteenth, The George Ii. Mccall
Company, one ton of coal for the best
60 cut blooms Of not less than rs va
rieties.
fourteenth, Second prize of 81 Of
Tered by O. W. Gouert for the best dis.
play of cut roses.
Fifteenth, @. f. Rudolph, for the
best display OF cut roses, a picture
'@rhe Bathers."
J Sixteenth, The Morning News prize
years subscription, Tor the best dis
play of cut white carnations
Seventeenth, one years subscription
20 Every Evening for the best display
OF cut pink carnations.
! Nineteenth. one years substitution
10 the Sunday Star, for the best col
lection Of red carnations.
Twenty-tirst, s. Il. Baynard silver
bouquet holder, for the best genera
collection of carnations
The pastel picture offered by ClawsoI
8. Hammitt. the framu by Verge
Brothers, for tho best Japanese varle
ties of cut blooms.
The other prizes were won as fol
lows:
Charles L. Sparks Jr., won the first
prize OF 81 in premium sixth, offered
by Charles w. Gouert, for the best 81,
seedlings. Herman Wolff won tn,
second prize Of 81 in the same cluss
Harry Potter won the first prize o
s., offered by Charles W. Gouert il
premium fourteen, for the hest dis
play OF cut roses; the second prize o
~ OF third premium, offered by vii
liam Nj. Singerly of the PHILADELPHIA
Record; the second prize of OF tn
the twenty.second premium, Offered
by the physicians, for the best eXllibi
oil tropical plants; IA special premi
uin for the finest specimens OF carna
lions,
i, L. Baylis won the eighteenth pre-
miun one years subscription to tn
DAILY REPUBLICAN for the best collec
zion OF yellow carnations; the frs
prize of SIS In the tweuty-secOnd pre-
MUM for the best display OF trupiea
plants offered by f. +, Moody, W. q
Farra and Edward Andrews.
\ George W. BrintUn won the eight
zenith premium years subscription
to tho Evening Journal for the hes
collection OF yariegated carnation,
the twenty-thlrd premiums jardnert
offered by William Lawton, third prl2
for the collection of tropical plants
W ! Henry Hannum received the twenty
Fourth premium of 50 offered by Joh
Gardiuer II Co, of Philadelphia f.
mushrooms Mr.. Haunum being a
exhibitor OF course did not take par
In Judging this exhibit The Judge
say 1t is one Of the finest exhibits tho
ever saw. He has two varieties frui
the same spawn. one with white top
the other with brown Mr. Hunnni
received special premium upon
collection Of pansies
The exhibition will close at 10 o'eloc
to-night, and all who love Hover
should DE sure to not miss this beaut
ful floral display.
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