The morning call., 1894-05-27


would not be present next Saturday, but
instead would attend the meet at Sacra-
mento.
The Pacific Turn Bezjrk are to have a
field on the recreation grounds to-day, Sun
day, May 81 At l p. NJ. the turner's and
The Juvenile classes of the various Turn
Vereius of San Francisco will rendezvous
al the park entrance, corner of Baker and
Oak streets, and march TO the exposition
grounds, drought the Dorth entrance,
around the grand court, in front of the
Administration building and on to the re-
creation grounds, where the following
programme will be carried out:
Marching evOlutions and movements with
silver wHudS by all the turner's.
GymnaStic exhibition by the chlldTens
Classes OF the combined turner societies, i'll
Guiding marching, calislhenicS dumbbell och.
wand exercises and Indian club swinging.
catch and running games, played by the
tuning schools.
VerelnS Turner on the apparatus, horizontal
ana parallel bars and side and long horse and
foil fencing by members of the Turn VrreIns.
Feats OF strength, vaulliug, running, jumping,
etc.
A19P NJ there VIII be reception aud ban
qurt at the Heidelberg Castle, after which
there will be a concert and dancing.
The leading breeders and horsemen
throughout the State of California are
taking a great interest in the grand inter-
national equestrian festival which is to be
early DAYS Of July. Ii is one Of the aims
Of the managers of this enterprise 10 show
our own population aud the thousands of
Eastern visitors that California leads IN
the raising of fine horses.
One OF the most DTOmiB ent features of
the exhibition will be the standing exhibit
Of thorough breds, standard breds. hack
neys. carriage horses, coach horses, saddle
horses, hunters and ponies. This will be
the first exclusive horse show held in Cali
fOTnia. and will no doubt attract people
from all parts of the coast, as well as from
the interior Of the State, with many East
eTn tourists,
The following are the awards which
have been made In connection with the
special fish exhibit recently held in til Q
arcadeS of the Horticultural and Agricul-
tural building:
Morgan Oys er Company. transplanted shell
oysters. first award; frozen canned oysters.
Eagle brand, first award.
American Union Fish Company, thirty nine
varieties of fresh fish, first award.
a. Paladinl, eleven varieties OF fresh fish,
thrd award.
q. CamilOni, nineteen varieties of fresh fish
second award.
Goldberg. Bowen & Lebenbaum. fish dell.
cacieS, first award.
GetZ Bros. x Co., fish products In CONNER
cl2l packages. first award.
Alaska Packers Association. canned Alaska
salmon, first award.
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ring and clam chOwGer, first award.
GetZ Bros, 4 CO.-"LOuiS MaTchaud" sar.
dimes (dOmeStic), first award.
Morris, Newton & CO.-"Pinaud's BO1eless"
sardlnes, first award.
Goldberg, Bowen s Northumberland
Brand" first award.
Haas Rros.-Oysters, blue Point Brand"
second award.
Getz Bros. & Co.-Oysters, Crystal Wave
Brand" third award.
Thomas J. knOwles-Fibered Goldfish, "Gold
~ , haur ard
George w. ShIeYe-Fishing tackle, first
award.
Neville & CO.-Nets and twlnes. first award.
The jury appointed TO judge entries In
the butter and cheese competition, held on
the 18Th inst. at the horticultural and Ag-
ricultural building have made the folio W
ing report:
Butter. creamery lot miller & Lux Los
BauOs. MeIced County second award.
Butter, creamery lot 2-F. ReinbOld, Point
Reyes Creamery, Marin County, third award.
Butter, creamery lot 15-DaiTymen's Union
three special awards, three first awards and
one second award.
Cheese. lot 13. Young America"-Dairy-
mems Union, san Francisco third award.
Cheese, lot 10, Young Am-rlca Stillman
Bros, Pajaro Valley, Monterey County, second
award.
Cheese. lot 3, Flats-A. Augustine Werges.
Monterey County. second award.
Cheese, lot /. Flats-A,D. & Co., Elosea Mon
terey County. first award.
Cheese. LOT 6, Fiais-Stiman Bros, PaiaTO,
Monterey County second award.
Cheese, 10; u, Flals-Dairymen's Union, san
Francisco, special award.
Cheese. lot -, Flats, sample 272-DaIry-
mems Union. San Francisco second award.
Cheese, lot IL, Flats, sample 2G5-Dairymen's
Union, San Francisco. urSU award.
Cheese, lot 10, Twins-DaiIymen's Union
of san Francisco, second award.
Cheese, lot u, CheddaTd-Stilimau Bros
Pajaro Valley, Monterey County. special award.
Cheese, lot 8, Pineapple-SlilIman Bros,
Pajaro alley, Monterey County. hrst award.
For best commercial pack &c tor shipping
purpose lbuueD lot Is. Armes & Dallam, San
Franci-cO, first award.
For best display of dairy products, lot II,
Dalrymen's Union OF san Francisco. first
dW8id.
For best brand of salt for butter and cheese
making. lot IL, DaiIymen's Union of San
Francisco. first award.
For Oe.t display OF French cheese. California
m nulacture, lot 9, l.. Camtel, Fetaluma
SOnOma County, first award.
The following awards have been made
IN connection with the rose show recently
made in the Horticulture and Agricultural
building, in the professional class:
Sunset Seed and Plant Company. Meno
Park-Swe ct peas. first award; glOxinias and
cannas. second award; ornamental and deco
ratiye plants, first award.
California Nursery Company, Niles - Cut
roses, first award; pelargonlumS. first award ;
clematis, first award, Towering shrubs, second
award.
john H. Sievers, San Francisco otted ferns,
palms, decorative and Towering plan s. first
award; cut carnations, first award; pelargO-
NUNS first award
FIutvale Rose Company. Frultvale - Cut
roses, peOnies and clematis first aw4rd.
Oakland Ant POttery-Flower pots and lawn
vases, irs, award.
Joseph sexton Santa Barbara-Pampas
plUme-, first award.
J.. Gill, OaKland-Cut roses, first award.
s. +. Ludemann, Pacific Nursery, San Fran
cisco-Cut roses, second award.
+. Ludemanu, Pacific Nursery, San Fran
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aZaleas, first award.
In the amateur class:
Mrs. O. Z. Babcock, Alameda-Cut roses and
peiar2Oniums. second award.
Charles AhlbOrn. Alameda-Cut roses and
pelargOniumS. first award.
MIS-. Swe and Mccartney, Bay Farm Island
Alameda-Cut roses and pelargonIums, second
award.
Mrs. E. Hathaway San Lorenzo-Cut flow
eTs, cle!natis, roses and peonies, first award.
Mrs. +. I. Cane, San LOrenZO--Cut roses
peonIes and clematlS, third award.
Mrs. l.. Lewelllug. San LOrenZO-Cut roses
peonies and clemaris, third award.
Mrs. j. u. BOden, HaywaIds-Cut roses
peOnleS and clematiS, third award.
Mrs. I. +. Walker, Oakland - Cut roses
peOnies and clematis. third award.
Professor T. j. WckSOn, Bsrkeley-Cut flow.
erS, roses AND peOnies. third award
Mrs w. K. Brenn, Berkeley-Cut roses, sec
ond award.
Mrs. Rudolph Volkman, Lorin-Cut roses,
second award.
MIS-. j. T. Crane, San FraDctsco-Cut roses
nftV varieties, second award.
Mrs. James Miller, East Oakland-One hun.
dred varieties Of roses, first award.
Golden Gale Park. san Fraucisco-Poited
ferns, palms. aZaeaS, caiceolaria, first aWIrd,
Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Malcolm
Lamoud gaidener-FOrty-twO varieties OF
roses second award.
Chinese Village. MidwInter Exposition
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