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Minors^ Work. 



O. J. Olrastead, 102 Reade-street, for the best silver cups. $10 and 

 ^. certificate. 



C. Miller, 102 Reade-street, for the second best silver cups. $5 

 and a certificate. 



D. B. Olrastead, 102 Reade-street, for a fair specimen of chasing. 

 $5 and a certificate. 



STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING APPARATUS. 



Cooking Stoves and Ranges. 



Jordan L. Mott, 264 Water-street, for the best cooking stove with 

 tubular oven, an improvement in the coal grate. Silver medal. 



Wands & Tremere, for a cooking stove, with a broiling apparatus 

 attached. Silver medal. 



Callanan & Wilson, Albany, N. Y., for a Columbian air-tight 

 -cooking stove. Silver medal. 



David Morgan, Beekman-street, for Mc Gregor's ventilating cook- 

 ing stove. Diploma. 



B. P. Learned & Co., Albany, N. Y., for a cooking stove, " Capi- 

 tol." Diploma. 



Stoves for warming, and Hot Air Furnaces. 



Ebenezer Barrows 288 Water-street, for the best hot air furnace 

 for anthracite coal. Gold medal. 



Culver & Co., 52 Cliff-street, for the second best hot air furnace for 

 anthracite coal. Silver medal. 



Culver & Co., 52 Cliff-street, for a hot air furnace for bituminous 

 coal. Diploma. 



Culver & Co., 52 Cliff-street, for the best portable hot air furnace. 

 Silver medal. 



B. P. Learned & Co., Albany, N, Y., for the best parlor stove, 

 ^ Chandelier," for wood or coal. Gold medal. 



John Morrison & Son, Troy, N. Y., for the best stove for halis, 

 steamboats, &c. Silver medal. 



Viall, House & Mann, Troy, N. Y., for the second best stove for 

 balls and steambo ts. F iploma. 



Jordan L. Mott, 264 Water-street, for the best wood stove, design- 

 ed for schools, churches, &c. Gold medal. 



Fiske & Raymond, 2jb Water-street, for the best air tight stove. 

 Silver medal. 



