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Miss Matilda Schmahl, 189 Second-street, for the best single 

 stitch worsted work. Silver medal. 



Miss Catherine J. Braisted, 56 Broome-street, for tlie best 

 double stitch worsted work. Silver medal. 



Miss Anna McNepsie, 49th-street5 for excellent double stitch 

 worsted work. Diploma. 



Mrs. Hall J Cleveland, Conn., for the best raised work. Silver 

 medal. 



Mrs. J. H. Brown, 244 West 19th-street, for excellent raised 

 work. Diploma. 



Mrs. Lizzie Lewis, 268 Broome-street, for the best embroidered 

 slippers. Diploma. 



Mrs. M. A. Johnson, Staten Island, for the best embroidered 

 suspenders. Diploma. 



Miss J. Graham, 9 State-street, for the best worsted work bas- 

 kets. Diploma. 



Miss A. Smith, 48th-street, for excellent worsted work baskets. 

 Diploma. 



Mary M. Couenhoven, New Brunswick, N. J., for the best 

 worsted mat. Diploma. 



Mrs . B. O'Donnel , 3d Avenue, corner 20th street, for a cape made 

 of milk weed. Diploma. 



John Carpenter, Brooklyn, for excellent chenille. Diploma. 



E. H. L. Kurtz, 416 Pearl-street, for a baby jumper. Diploma. 



Mrs. S. Pearson, 33 Forsyth-street, for worsted mittens and 

 children's socks neatly made. Diploma. 



Miss Brown, 168 Henry-street, for slippers and cushion. Dip. 



Sarah Judson, 111 9th Avenue, for a toilet cover. Diploma. 



Mary G. De la Tour, 239 Bowery, for a beautifully embroidered 

 cushion and handkerchief. Silver medal. 



Miss Anna M. Garfield, Troy, N. Y., for an embroidered in- 

 fant's blanket. Diploma. 



Miss C. Withers, Charleston, S. C, for a basket made of pine 

 burr. Diploma. 



JohnBlackwell, Atlantic-street, Brooklyn, for a sewing stand. 

 Diploma. 



Miss Sarah F. Cunningham, 276 Grand-street, for the best fir© 

 screen. Diploma. 



