32 [Assembly 



A. C. Van Epps, 19 Stanton-street, for the best 20 lbs. of raw 

 silk. Gold medal, $20, and the Van Schaick Medal. 



John M. Summy, Manheira, Lancaster co., Pa., for a sample of 

 130 lbs., raw silk. Silver medal. 



A. C. Van Epps, 19 Stanton-street, for the best bushel of peanut 

 cocoons. Gold medal, $ 10, and the Van Schaick medal. 



D. Eberly, Manheim, Lancaster co., Pa., for the second best sam- 

 ple of cocoon's. Silver medal. 



Miss Jane Hagerty, 122 Twelfth-street, for specimens of silk reel- 

 ing. Silver medal. 



Miss Margaret L. L. Hutchings, 55 University Place, for speci- 

 mens of silk reeling. Silver medal. 



Miss S. Westgate, 261 Bowery, for specimens of silk reeling. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL DEPARTIMENT. 



Baths. 



L. Stebbins, Hartford, Conn., for the best bath, because of its 

 adaptation to numerous domestic purposes, economy of room for Dou- 

 che stream. Silver medal. 



Jordan L. JMott, Water-street, for the second best bath (cast-iron), 

 because of its cheapness and durability. Diploma. 



B. Blagge, 54 Maiden-lane, for a cast-iron bathing tub, for its 

 convenience and durability. Diploma. 



Smith, Torrey & Co., 53 Maiden-lane, for a vapor and shower bath. 

 Diploma. 



Charles Kane, 377 Bowery, for a portable shower bath and bath- 

 ing tub connected. Diploma. 



Lewis JeniTings, 499 Pearl-street, for a patent diluvian shower 

 bath. Diploma. 



Bells. 



Andrew Meneely, West Troy, N. Y., for the best church bell, for 

 sonorousness and purity of tone. Silver medal. 



H. N. Hooper & Co., Boston, Mass., for the best and largest spe- 

 cimen of casting of church bells. Silver medal. 



Andrew Meneely, West Troy, N. Y., for an improvement in hang- 

 ing church bells. Diploma. 



Gentlemen^s Boots and Shoes. 



Lorin Brooks, 138 Fulton-street, for the best cork sole boots. 

 Silver medal. 



