48 [Assembly 



Straw and Pamela Bonnets. 



W. Gay, Franklin, Mass., for the best fine split-straw bonnet. 

 Silver medal. 



Roland D. Solace, 189 Pearl-street, for the second best fine split- 

 straw bonnet. Diploma. 



Thomas Young, 96 Bowery, for a good, fine split-straw bonnet. 

 Diploma. 



Thomas Young, 96 Bowery, for a pearl-straw bonnet. Diploma. 



A. A. Gridley, Watertown, Conn., for very superior palm-leaf 

 hats. Diploma. 



Robert Love, corner Twenty-fifth-street and Eighth Avenue, for 

 Neapolitan lace for bonnets. Silver medal. 



John Sammis, 86 Delancy-street, for the best pamela bonnets. 

 (Made from sea island cotton.) Silver medal. 



James Mihvood, 62 John-street, for the second best pamela bon- 

 nets. (Made from sea island cotton.) Diploma. 



Hemp and its Manufactures. 



Spencer Anderson, Kentucky, McGregor & Morris, agents, 11 

 Front-street, for the best specimen of hemp. Silver medal. 



Geo. F. Power, Brooklyn, L I., E. H. Carmick & Co., agents. 

 No. 7 Beaver-street, for the second best specimen of hemp. Diplo- 

 ma. 



L. T. Beardsley, Watertown, N. Y., for superior twine and shoe 

 thread. Gold medal. 



New-Bedford Cordage Manufactory, (H. Evans, superintendent,) 

 for a superior coil of manilla rope. Diploma. 



Household Utensils. 



Martin D. Meyers, 259 1 Bleecker-street, for a refrigerator of ex- 

 cellent workmanship. Diploma. 



William Wagner, 36 Cherry-street, for the best brass-bound pail. 

 Diploma. 



Windle & Co., 56 Maiden Lane, for the best brooms. Diploma. 



George A. Arrovvsraith, 70 Nassau-street, for a knife sharpener, 

 with bell attached. Diploma. 



James A. Kissam, 188 Water-street, for a bath heater — ^a good 

 and useful article. Diploma. 



Charles C. Bier, 238 Water-street, for a water cooler. Diploma. 



India Rubber Goods. 



The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Company, 53 Maiden 

 Lane, for the best specimen of shirred suspenders. Silver medal. 



