The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-09
HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
BEAUTIFUL EXHIBIT HEED IN
 MUSIC HALL. 2.

Hall Was Converted Into Big Flower Garden-ExhiBIts Arranged so that Each Could be Fully Examined striking Exhibit From Bennett Es- tate-List of Prize Winners. The horticultural exhibit which was opened yesterday afternoon in Music hall was very beautiful, the hall being converted into great flower garden with tropical plants intermingled with the natives here and there. A splendid exhibit of plants in bloom is shown. Over all was the covering of delicate blue and white bunting. The various exhibits were allotted to spaces on the floor, and the aisles about and between them were arranged so that each one l could be fully examined. One of the most striking exhibits was that from the Bennett estate of large palms and rare ferns.
 Along two sides of the walls were the rows of booths on which potted plants and other articles were offered for sale. Near the entrance was an ap- petizing distribution of garden produce. On each side of the entrance were sheaves of wheat. Felsburgs orchestra disooursed fine music. The following were successful in winning prizes: Best group of foliage and Towering plants, fifty square feet of space: First prize given by s. H. Moore, florist, a silver cup taken by Henry Stiff, gar- dener for O. G. Jennings, Maylands, Fairfield, Conn.
 Best specimen palm awarded to Rob ert Patton, gardener for Mrs Bennett, 42S Prospect street, s5 in cash, given by Pierce N. Welch.
 Best specimen Boston fern, prize giv- en by H. c. Warren, awarded to F. Duffy of 4S East Pearl street, $5 in cash.
 Special three best greenhouse plants, prize of one ton of coal, given by Levi Gilbert, taken by David Kydd garden CT for Mrs. Wayland on Whitney ave nue.
 Special three chrysanthemums, not to exceed twelve inches single, stems one inch to show, given by J. O.. Baughan, $5, taken by Henry Cliff. Special three Boston ferns, not to ex- ceed eight inches. given by Rutherford Trowbridge, s5, awarded to Robert Johnstone.
 Special specimen of Cycas palms, given by Wallace B. Tenn, $5, awarded to Sonerson, Stamford, Conn.
 Special rubber plant, prize given by Joseph Porter, $5, given to Richard Bell.
 Special twelve chrysanthemums in six varieties, one flower on each plant in pots not over six inches given by Mrs. ]. D. Damn, $5, awarded to William Veitch, gardener to Agricultural exper- ilnent station.
 Best twenty-five chrysanthemums, six varieties or more, six or more flow CTS on each plant in pots not over seven inches, given by Adam Ziegler. silver < dish awarded tasAaAsy Ja Thompson. 5se*t alx faeBs. six vsfsefies, iii pots or pans not over twelve inches, first prize, $5, given to Robert Patton, prize given by club.
 Best one Nephrolepis Piersonii, awarded to Robert Jehnstone, Whit neville, $5; Frank Rehbein, second prize. $1.
 Best one TransvaaI daisy with flow CTS given to Henry Sliffe, $2.
 Class No. 2.
 Best specimen palm, awarded to Frank B. Duffy, first prize, $2.
 Specimen fern, exhibited by Mrs Ed ward Rice, s6e Edgewood avenue, anna teur class, first prize 8; second prize, William H. symon, $2.
 Glass 8.
 Specimen rubber plant, given to Will liam H. symon. first prize amateur class, $S.
 Special specimen chrysanthemum given by Charles B. Wirtz, box of cigars, first prize, William H. Symon; second prize, David Ferguson in anna ter class, $1.
 Best three geranium prizes, given by simons company, taken by William H. Symon a clock.
 Class 4.
 Three Towering begonias, first prize g, awarded to William H. Symon
 Class 5.
 One foliage plant, first prize, $2. taker by Frank F. Duffy.
 Class 6.
 One towering plant, first prize, tc Frank E. Duffy, $2.
 Class 2.
 Three chrysanthemums, single stems in six inch pots, first prize, g. to Will. liam H. Symons, 39 Lawrence street; second prize, $1, to David Ferguson, + Cottage street.
 Special best group foliage and flow. ering plants, prize given by Dr. B. Ats. tin Cheney $5 to Williab H Svynons and diploma special.
 Best group foliage plants, prize given by J. B. Heaton, $5, first and E. D. Duffy diploma.
 Three begonia Rex, Mrs W. H. sy, mon, $2
 Section E-Cut blooms, special Is chrysanthemuns, less nine varieties prize given by Phelps Montgomery, $1O a&uardad to Henry Cliff Fairfield