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iety, first, $4. James Bell, gardener to 

 C. K. G. Billings, New York City, sec- 

 ond, $2. 



J. W. Everitt.— 6 blooms, any pink var- 

 iety, first, $4. Walter Angus, gardener to 

 Robert H. Scoville, Chapinville, Conn., sec- 

 ond, $2. 



Frank Black, gardener to Clarence E. 

 Chapman, Oakland, N. J.— 6 blooms, any 

 yellow variety, first, $4. Alex. Mackenzie, 

 second, $2. 



Walter Angus. — 6 blooms, any crimson 

 variety, first, $4. Alex. JIackenzie, sec- 

 ond, $2. 



James Bell. — 6 blooms, any bronze var- 

 iety, first, $4. William Vert, second, $2. 



Max Schneider, gardener to Charles 

 Hathaway, East Orange, N. J.— 6 blooms, 

 Japanese, incurved, any white variety, 

 first, .$4. Frank Black, second, $2. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, in- 

 curved, any yellow variety, first, $4. George 

 H. Hale, second, $2. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, in- 

 curved, any pink variety, first, $4. Frank 

 Black, second, $2. 



Joseph P. G. Kennedy, gardener to Mrs. 

 J. S. Lyle, Tenafly, N. J. — 6 blooms, Japa- 

 nese, incurved, any crimson variety, first, 

 $4. Alex. Mackenzie, second, $2. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, in- 

 curved, any bronze variety, first, $4. 

 George H. Hale, second, $2. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, re- 

 flexed, any white variety, first, $4. Max 

 Schneider, second, .$2. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, re- 

 flexed, anv yellow variety, first, $4. George 

 H. Hale, second, $2. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, re- 

 flexed, any pink variety, first, $4. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms. Japanese, re- 

 flexed, any crimson variety, first, $4. 



William Vert. — 6 blooms, Japanese, re- 

 flexed, any bronze variety, first, $4. 



Williani Dowlen, Seabright, N. J.— 6 

 blooms, anemone, any white variety, 

 first, $4. 



Jos. G. P. Kennedy. — 6 blooms, anemone, 

 any yellow variety, first, $4. William Dow- 

 len, second. $2. 



Joseph G. P. Kennedy. — 6 blooms, ane- 

 mone, any pink variety, first, $4. William 

 Dowlen, second, $2. 



William Dowlen. — 6 blooms, anemone, 

 any crimson variety, first, $4. 



Joseph G. P. Kennedy. — 6 blooms, ane- 

 mone, any yellow variety, first, $4. William 

 Dowlen, second, $2. 



NEW VARIETIES. 



C. H. Totty, Madison, N. J.— 6 blooms of 

 any white variety, first, $5. 



C. H. Totty. — 6 blooms of any yellow 

 variety, fir.st, $5. 



George H. Hale. — 6 blooms of any pink 

 variety, first, $5. 



C. H. Totty. — 6 blooms of anv other color, 

 first, $5. 



George H. Hale. — Vase of anemone flow- 

 ered varieties, first, $5. Carl D. Schaeffer, 

 second. $3. 



William Dowlen. — Vase of hairy and 

 plume varieties, first, $5. Joseph G. P. Ken- 

 nedy, second, $3. 



George H. Hale. — Vase of single varieties, 

 first, .$5. Charles H. Rice, Rochelle Park, 

 N. J., second, $3. 



HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



Charles H. Rice. — Collection of 20 vases, 

 first, $10. W. J. Sealey, gardener to Charles 

 Mallory, Port Chester, N. Y., second, $8. 



W. J. Sealey. — Collection of Pompons, 10 

 vases, first, $5. Charles H. Rice, second, $?. 



PLANTS. 



Peter Duff, gardener to Jlrs. .Tohn Crosby 



Brown, Orange, N. J. — Specimen bush 

 plant, white, first, $15. 



Peter Dutf. — Specimen bush plant, pink, 

 first, $15. W. J. Sealey, second, $10. 



Peter Duff.— Specimen bush plant, yellow, 

 first, $15. W. J. Sealey, second, $10. 



Peter Duff. — Specimen bush plant, any 

 other color, first, $15. 



John F. Johnson, gardener to Paul Dana, 

 Glen Cove, N. Y. — Specimen standard plant, 

 white, first, $15. Peter Duff, second, $10. 



Peter Duff'. — Specimen standard plant, 

 pink, first, $15. Stephen G. Milosy, gardener 

 to George Schlegel, Baj' Ridge, N. Y., equal 

 first, $15. Max Schneider, second, $10. 



Peter Duff. — Specimen standard plant, 

 vellow, first, $15. W. J. Sealey, equal first. 

 $15. Stephen G. Milosy, second, $10. 



William Vert. — 12 plants in variety, 

 single stem, in pots, first, $10. William M. 

 Macbean, gardener to Mrs. Stuyvesant 

 Fish. Onrrisnii, X. Y., second,. $5. 



^fi'|ilirii C. Alilosy. — 6 plants of one 

 \;irirt\. -iiii;!. slum, in pots, first, $5. Wil- 

 liam \'urt. ■.■,.,.,„i,l. $3. • ■ 



Jaiii''^ V.iAi. 12 bush plants as grown for 

 mark.i. in \'<<i>. first, $12. Joseph G. T. 

 Kennedy, second, .$8. 



SPECIALS. 



Henry Gaut. gardener to Herbert L. 

 Pratt, "Glen Cove, N. Y.— Collection of 

 Hardy Chrysanthemums, $4. 



P. W. Popp, gardener to H. Darlington, 

 Mamaroneck, N. Y'. — Display of Hardy 

 and Pompon Chrysanthemums, $6. 



Abraham Wynne, gardener to W. W. 

 Heroy, Stamford, Conn. — Display of Pom- 

 pon Chrysanthemums, $2. 



Abraham Wynne. — Display of Anemone 

 and Single Chrysanthemums, $3. 



Thomas W. Head, Bergenfield, N. J. — Col- 

 lection of Hardy and Pompon Chrysan- 

 themums, $15. 



W. J. Sealey. — Specimen bush plant, 

 "Golden Shower"," $10. 



W. J. Sealey. — Vase Pompon Chrysan- 

 themums, "Lillian Doty," $2. • 



Peter Duff. — Specimen standard plant 

 anemone Garza, $15. 



Peter Duff. — Specimen standard plant 

 "Bronze Brutus," $15. 



Peter Duff. — Specimen bush plant ane- 

 mone Garza, $15. 



R. Vincent, Jr., & Sons Co., White Marsh, 

 Md.— Collection of Pompons, $10. 



Stephen G. Milosy. — Specimen standard 

 plant, "Bronze Brutus," $10. 



Stephen G. Milosy. — Specimen standard 

 plant, pink, $10. 



Traendly & Schcnck, Rowayton, Conn. — 

 Display of Roses and Carnations, $35. 



A. N. Pierson, Inc.. Cromwell, Conn.— 

 Display of Roses and Chrysanthemums, $20. 



J. W. Everitt. — Collection of Single 

 Chrysanthemums, $5. 



Thomas Meehan & Sons. Philadelphia. Pa. 

 — Collection of Hardv Chrvsanthemvims. $5. 



Chas. H. Totty. "Madison, N. J.— Vase 

 Roses, "Mrs. George Shawyer," $5. 



Charles H. Totty. — Vase of single var- 

 ieties, $5. 



Charles H. Totty. — Vase of anemone 

 flowered varieties, $5. 



Chas. H. Totty. — Collection of Hardy and 

 Pompon Chrysanthemums. $25. 



Henry -T. Allen, gardener to F. W. Van- 

 derbilt. Hyde Park, N. Y. — New rose, "Lady 

 Alice Stanley," certificate. 



Cottage Gardens Co.. Queens. N. Y. — 

 New Carnations, "Matchless" and "Vivid." 

 certificate. 



Waban Rose Conservatonier, Natick, Mass. 

 — New rose, "Mrs. Charles Russell," cer- 

 tificate. 



S. S. Pennock-Meehan Co., Philadel- 

 phia. Pa. — New rose. 'Trish Fire Flame." 

 certificate. 



Edward H. Behre, Madison, N. J. — Vase 

 of new Roses, certificate. 



J. D. Cockeroft, Northport, L. I.— New 

 Carnation, "Northport," certificate. 

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