140 TRANSACTIONS OF THE 



Charles S. Pell, New- York Orphan Asylum, for the best 4 heads 

 of red cabbage. 2 vols. Cultivator. 



Asa Vandegrift, Jersey City, N. J., for very fine Lima squashes. 

 Farmer's Dictionary. 



William Simpson, West Fai-ms, N. Y., for very fine pumpkins. 

 Am. Agriculturist. 



John Van Tassel, New- York, for extra large and fine Valpai-aiso 

 squash. Working Farmer. 



R. H. Avery, Wampsville, N. Y., for very fine collection of 

 potatoes. Farmer's Dictionary. 



Edmund A. Pelfers, New- York, for very fine cheese pumpkins. 

 Farmer's Dictionary. 



John H. Grover, New Erunswick, N. J., for fine sweet potatoes. 

 Trans. Am. Inst. 



Daniel Devlin, New- York, for good pumpkins. Trans. Am. Inst. 



Theodore Fowler, Jr., E. Fishkill, N. Y., for pumpkin and 

 squash. Farmer's Dictionary. 



George Hayward, New Rochelle, N. Y., for a good orange 

 watermelon. Trans. Am. Inst. 



William Kericknor, New- York, for extra fine celery and leeks. 

 Farmer's Dictionary. 



Mrs. Julia Hall, Staten Island, N. Y.,for fine beans and squashes. 

 Trans. Am. Inst. 



B. J. Van Styck, New Baltimore, N. Y., for very superior seed- 

 ling potatoes (too late for competition). Silver medal. 

 Agricultural Implements. 



Judges — Nicholas Wyckoff, G. E. Waring, Jr., Edward Finch. 



R. L. Allen, 189 and 191 Water street, for the best display of 

 agricultui-al implements. Gold medal. 



John Mayher, 195 and 197 Water street, for the second best 

 display of agricultm-al implements. Silver medal. 



John Moore, 193 Front street, for the third best display of agri- 

 cultural implements. Silver medal. 



T. F. Englebrecht, 229 Broadway, for the best,.hay press. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



John Moore, 193 Front street, for the best hay and straw cutter. 

 Silver medal. 



J. G. Hovey & Co., 24th and 25th streets, N. R., for the second 

 best hay and straw cutter. Diploma. 



Daniels & Raymond, Woodstock, Vt., for the best corn stalk 

 cutter. Silver medal. 



