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Holmes & Bassett, 100 Maiden-lane, for carriage trimmings and 

 rosettes, diploma. Arnold Stivers, Newark, N J, for carriage 

 mountings, silver medal. C L Chaplain, Newark, N J, for good 

 spokes, diploma. Bedford & Crane, Newark, N J, for good carriage 

 bows, diploma. C A Ball, 195 Sixth-avenue, for a pair of de- 

 tached harness shafts, silver medal. M G Hubbard, Rochester, 

 N Y, for a self-adjusting short-turning carriage springs and geer- 

 ing, gold medal. John Chatterson, 351 Broome-street, for a pole- 

 hook for light wagons, diploma. 



CASTINGS. 



Judges — N M Stratton, Lewis S Dod, James L Jackson. 



P Schwickhardt, Williamsburgh, L I, J G Gilbert, agent, 216 

 Pearl -street, for the best castings, gold medal. Morritz Seelig, 

 Williamsburgh, L I, J G Gilbert, agent, 216 Pearl-street, for the 

 second best casting, gold medal. Slater & Steele, Jersey city, for 

 castings and machinery, silver medal. Adolph Leconte, Staten 

 Island, for a zinc and bronze statuette, galvanized, gold medal. 



CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. 



Judges — H McCune, A M Cameron, Wm B McKenzie, Charles 

 Street. 



George Brodie, 51 Canal-street, for the best white embroidered 

 satin cloak, gold medal. Molyneux Bell, 58 Canal-street, for the 

 best embroidered velvet cloak, gold medal. 



CLOCKS AND WATCHES. 



Judges — J Y Savage, Jr, Samuel Hammond. 



John Stokell, Jr, 189 Front-street, Brooklyn, L I, for the work- 

 manship on an eight-day skeleton clock, gold medal. J H H 

 Hawes, Ithaca, N Y, for a calendar clock, for its mechanical ar- 

 rangement, gold medal. Jerome Manufacturing Co, New Haven, 

 Conn, Chauncey Jerome, agent, 49 Cortlandt-street, for an inlaid 

 clock, diploma. Litchfield Manufacturing Co, Litchfield, Conn, 

 F C Andrews, agent, 3 Cortlandt-street, for an inlaid clock, di- 

 ploma. 



