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James B. Oliver, Brooklyn, for an excellent wagon without 

 top. Diploma. 



J. C. Thornton, Columbia, S. C, for a buggy wagon. Silrer 

 medal. 



J. G. Ostram, Rhinebeck, Wood & Tomlinson, agents, 410 

 Broadway, for a superior sleigh. Silver medal. 



Benjamin Benson, Smyrna, Delaware, for a tilting or dumping 

 wagon. Silver medal. 



Joseph Hyde, Troy, N. Y., for an improved hollow iron wagon- 

 Silver medal. 



James Patterson, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., for an iron wagon. 

 Silver medal. 



William Sayre, Newark, N. J., for the best child's carriage. 

 Silver medal. 



J. K. Taylor, Bridgeport, Conn., for the best patent axle. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



E. S. Scripture, Greenpoint, L. I., for a superior patent axle 

 and coupling. Silver medal. 



A. E. Smith, 93 Maiden Lane, for the best mode of connecting 

 hubs to axles. (Silver medal havingbeen before awarded.) Di- 

 ploma. 



Patterson & Horseman, Newark, N. J., for a superior set of •ar- 

 riage springs. Diploma. 



E, T. Sprout, Hughesrille, Penn., for 4 wheeled caniage 

 springs. Diploma. 



Ambrose Tower, Greenpoint, L. I., for Scripture's patent car- 

 riage wheels. Diploma. 



Downs &Whitlock, Birmingham, Conn., for good specimens of 

 stump joints. Diploma. 



John L. Allen, New Haven, Conn., for an improvement in ele- 

 vating and lowering carriage tops. Silver medal. 



GofiF & Day, Brooklyn, for a Chinese tea cart. Diploma. 



CARVING AND GILDING. 



Henry Gritten, 376 Broadway, for the best carved and gilded 

 frame. Silver medal. 



Henry Stidolph, 331 6th Avenue, for a fine specimen of imi- 

 tation fire gilding. Diploma. 



