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APPLETON BRONZE MEDAL. 

 September 14. J. W. Manning, Herbaceous Plants. 



FIRST CLASS CERTIFICATES OF MERIT. 



March 16. Alexander McKay, Superior Cultivation of Hybrid Roses under 

 glass. 

 " '^ Sewall Fisher, Seedling Carnation Crystal. 



" " Frederick Dorner, Lafayette, Ind., Seedling Carnation Storm 

 King. 

 May 4. William Nicholson, Superior Cultivation of Carnations. 

 June 1. James Comley, Seedling Rhododendron. 



" " Thomas C. Thurlow, Symplocos Japonica. 

 Rhododendron Show, June 6, 7. Mrs. F. L. Ames, Arisiolochia Gigas 



Sturievantii. 

 Rose Show, June 20, 21. James Comley, Seedling Rhododendron maximum. 

 July 13. Mrs. F. L. Ames, Javanese Rhododendrons. 

 August 3. Mrs. F. L. Ames, New Montbretias. 

 August 3. Hon. John Simpkins, Nymphcea Lnydekeri lilacina. 

 " " " " " " Mariiacea flammea, 



" " " " " " '• Rohinsoninna. 



Annual Exhibition, September 4, 5. J. W. Howard, New Clirysanthemum- 



flowered Double Sunflower. 

 " " '• " P. Bisset, Seedling Nelumbium. 



Chrysanthemum Show, November 5. T. D. Hatfield, New Seedling Chrysan- 

 themum Sundew. 

 " " " " Henry A. Gane, New Seedling 



Anemone-flowered Chrysanthemum 

 Marcia Jones. 



HONORABLE MENTIONS. 



Annual Exhibition, September 4, 5. Robert Christie, Collection of Seedling 



Cannas. 

 September 14. Oakes Ames, Nelumhium alhum grandiflorum. 



COMPLIMENTARY NOTICE. 



Chry§anthemum Show, November 5. Henry A. Gane, Seedling Chrysan- 

 themums. 



