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Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co., Newark, N. J., for an 

 India rubber air camel. Diploma. 



Goodyear & Ely, 58 Liberty-street, for sheet India rubber goods. 

 Silver medal. 



M Dodd & Sons, Newark, N. J., for superior work on suspen- 

 ders. Diploma. 



JAPANING AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. 



G. A. Backus, 44 Fulton-street, for the best ornamental japaning. 

 Silver medal. 



Grigg & Milward, Brooklyn, L. L, for ornamental japaning on 

 glass. Silver medal. 



Henry Day, Boston, Mass., for the best gold and bronze painting 

 on papier raache. Silver medal. 



Mrs. Bartleit, Williamsburgh, L. I., for painting on papier mache. 

 Silver medal. 



LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS. 



, John Warrin & Co., 341 Broadway, for the best specimens lack- 

 ered girandoles. Gold medal. 



John Mitchell & Co., 132 Mercer-street, for the best silvered so- 

 lar lamps and girandoles. Gold medal. 



Browe & Dougherty, Newark, N. J., for the design on a gas 

 chandelier. Silver medal. 



Deitz, Brothers & Co. 139 William-street, for a display of lamps. 

 Silver medal. 



T. F. Strong, 304 Broadway, for designs on lamps. Silver medal, 



George Edwards, 114 Nassau-street, for the best tin and compo- 

 sition lanterns. Silver medal. 



Samuel Hassell, 91 Fulton-street, for hall lanterns. Diploma. 



Roberts, Eagles & Co., Newark, N. J., for excellent carriage lan- 

 terns. (Silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Samuel Rust, 42 Gold-street, for the best Britannia lamps. Di- 

 ploma. 



John Johnson, 1 Doyer-street, for gas fittings. Silver medal. 



LEATHER. 



Darwin N. Edson, Olive, Ulster Co., N. Y,, for the best butt 

 leather. Silver medal. 



Thomq^s Scott & Son, 3 Jacob-street, for the best ladies' sole leath- 

 er. Silver medal. 



