64 [Assembly 



Robert Thompson, Jane, corner Washington street, for the work- 

 manship on Dick's printing press. $10 and certificate. 



John Ryan, Twenty-sixth street, comer 1st Avenue, for an hy- 

 draulic valve. $3 and certificate. 



manufacturers' articles, weavers' reeds, shuttles, etc 



P. V. H. Van Riper, Paterson, N. J., Kennedy & Gelston, agents, 

 5^ Pine street, for the best bobbins. Silver medal. 



E. J. Skerritt, Pompton, N. J., Andrews & Jesup, agents, 70 

 Pine street, for the second best bobbins. Diploma. 



J. G. Trippe, Trenton, N. J., for weavers' shuttles. Diploma. 



A. J. Williams, Utica, N. Y., Andrews & Jesup, agents, 70 Pine 

 street, for a patent jointless wire harness. (Silver medal having been 

 before awarded.) Diploma. 



J. A. Gowdey & Son, Providence, R. I., Andrews & Jesup, agents, 

 70 Pine street, for weavers' reeds. (Silver medal having been before 

 awarded.) Diploma. 



T. K. Earle & Co., Worcester, Mass., Andrews & Jesup, 70 Pine 

 street, for machine cards. (Silver medal having been before award- 

 ed.) Diploma. 



mathematical and philosophical instruments. 



Henry Fitz, 237 Fifth street, for an equatorial telescope. Gold 

 medal. 



Ransom Cook, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., for an ore separator, a 

 beautiful application of modern science. Gold medal. 



Gregg & Rupp, 120 Water street, for surveying instruments. Di- 

 ploma. 



J. Dixon, Jersey City, for superior black lead crucibles. Gold 

 medal. 



Willard Day, Brooklyn, L. I., for a submarine examiner. Silver 

 medal. 



James Prentice, 183 Broadway, for mathematical instruments. 

 (Silver medal having been before awarded ) Diploma. 



NAVAL architecture. 



B. Buck & Sons, Baltimore, Md., for the best ship model. Silver 

 medal. 



