30 Teaxsactioxs of the American Ixstitute. 



Cheney Brothers, Hartford, Conn., for foncy striped silk, and silk and "worsted 

 poplins. First medal and diploma. 



Dale Manufacturing Company, Paterson, N. J., for silk serges, scarfs and braids. 

 First medal and diploma. 



W. 11. Ilorstmann & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa., for silk, silk and cotton trimmings, 

 fringes, tassels and navy belts. First medal and diploma. 



James S. Shapter, Paterson, N. J., for silk serges, black satin, cotton filling, dress 

 silks, reps, &a Second medal and diploma. 



Frederick Baaro, Schoharie, N. Y., for silk and wool poplins. Second medal and 

 diploma. 



Hamil & Booth, Paterson, N. J., for organzines twisted in the gum, machine twist 

 and embroidery silks. First medal and diploma. 



W. G. "Watson & Son, Paterson, N. J., for black and colored sewing silk, machine 

 twist, &c., canton in gum, black and colored. Second medal and diploma. 



Oneida Community, Oneida, N. Y., for ribbons and machine twist. First medal 

 and diploma. 



Werner, Itschner & Co , Philadelphia, Pa., for fancy striped silk ribbons and 

 black silk cravat. Second medal and diploma. 



Cantrell & Chapin, Cresskill, N. J., for machine twist. Second medal ahd 

 diploma. 



George Comings, 29 Howard street, New York, for mohair and silk tassels and 

 silk trimmings. First medal and diploma. 



Excelsior Manufacturing Company, 92 Church street, for sewing silk in the skein 

 and on spools, and machine twist. First medal and diploma. 



Nottingham Manufacturing Company, A. G. Jennings, agent, 49 Barclay street, 

 New York, for silk nettings, crochet, webbing, silks, hand nets, silk lace and silk 

 buttoHS. Second medal and diploma. 



C. W. Crosby, 935 Broadway, New York, for silk fringes. Second medal and 

 diploma. 



Palmer & Kendall, 158 Chambers street. New York, for shade fixtures, self-adjust- 

 ing ixilley, window lines, picture shades, bell and railroad rope. Second medal and 

 diploma. 



Hampden Mills, Ilolyoke, Mass., for ginghams, large assortment of patterns and 

 colors. First medal and diploma. 



James Y. Smith Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. I., for bleached sheetings 

 and bleached shirtings with linen finish. First medal and diploma. 



Davol ]\Iills, Fall River, Mass., Low, Harriman & Co., agents, for bleached shirt- 

 ings, pillow muslin, bleached, colored and black silesias. Second medal and diploma. 



Wm Simpson & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa., for three-quarters cambric prints. First 

 medal and diploma. 



Greene & Daniels, Pawtucket, R. I., for ivory finished and six cord spool cotton, 

 in white and colored. First medal and diploma. 



Boston Elastic Fabric Company, 80 Franklin street, New York, for vulcanized 

 rubber in sheets, and vulcanized rubber cut for warps. First medal and diploma. 



DErARTMEXT HI.— Group 4. 

 J(/f?^<?«— Messrs. Thomas J. Sloan, Henky W. Steele. 



Weed Sewing Machine Company, G13 Broadway, New York, for the best family 

 sewing machine. First medal and diploma. 



