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steam percussion gages. (Silver medal having been before awarded.) 

 Diploma. 



Harrison & TTodgson, 2 Stanton street, for steam percussion gages. 

 Diploma. 



West & Thompson, 29 Centre street, for best steam couplings. 

 Silver medal. 



A. C. Ketchum, 393 Front street, for the second best steam coup- 

 lings. Diploma. 



E. Crommelin, 127 Cedar street, for a safety attachment for steam 

 engines. Diploma. 



Daniel Griffin, 192 Broadway, for a heat generator for steam boil- 

 er>. Gold medal. 



Charles Ross & Co., 38 Broadway, for the best portable flour mills. 

 Gold medal. 



Nichols & Marsh, Bridgeport, Conn., for the second best portable 

 flour mills. Silver medal. 



Charles Ross & Co , 38 Broadway for the best portable corn mills. 

 Silver medal. 



Barber & Felton, Troy, N. Y., for the second best portable corn 

 mill. Diplonm. 



Barber & Felton, Troy, N. Y., for best portable mill for feed. 

 Gold medal. 



Charles Ross & Co., 38 Broadway, for second best portable mill 

 for feed. Silver medal. 



Kelsey & Son, 181 Avenue C, for an improvement in mill stones 

 for grinding feed. Diploma. 



W. P. Springer & Co., Allen & Faxon, agents, 134 Front street, 

 for the best smut machine. Gold medal. 



F. Harris & Sons, Brooklyn, L. L, for second best smut machine. 

 Silver medal. 



Clark Jacobs, 249 Gold street, Brooklyn, L. I., for the best coffiee 

 mill. Diploma. 



William B. North, Jersey City, N. J., for the best paint mill. Sil- 

 ver me.'lal. 



Clark Jacobs, 249 Gold street, Brooklyn, L. T., for the best rice 

 hulling machine. Silver medal. 



S. Sehofield, Norwich, Conn., for the best water wheel regulator. 

 (Silver melal before awarded.) Diploma. 



H. Baldwin, Norwich, C( nn., for the second best wnter wheel reg- 

 ulator. Diploma. 



