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SIGN PAINTING. 



Judges — C D Couenhoven, George W Fordham, Alex Brandon. 



Hale & Co, 80 Nassau-street, for the best writing and enamel- 

 ing on glass, gold medal. Arthur T White, 147 Grand-street, for 

 the best sign lettering, diploma. Cramer k Christie, 50 Centre- 

 street, for the second best sign lettering, diploma. 



Minor''s work. 



Wm McCully, 86 Fulton-street, Brooklyn, L I, for the best sign 

 lettering, Webster's Dictionary. John G Quick, Brooklyn, L I, 

 for the second best sign lettering, Webster's Dictionary. J H Van 

 Norden, 118 Bedtord-street, for the best ornamental sign, Web- 

 ster's Dictionary. 



RAW AND MANUFACTURED SILK. 



Raw Silk. 



Judges — Geo M Haywood, John W Chambers. 



Miss Harriet Summy, Manheim, Pa., for the best twenty pounds 

 of reeled silk. Van Schaick premium of $10 and a bronze medal. 

 Miss Harriet Summy, Manheim, Pa, for the best bushel of Paphos 

 cocoons. Van Schaick premium of $5 and a bronze medal. Miss 

 Harriet Summy, Manheim, Pa, for the best bushel of peanut co- 

 coons. Van Schaick premium o^ $5 and a bronze medal. 



Manufactured Silks. 



Judges — A M Cameron, James Myers. 



Jolin Ryle, Paterson, N J, for a beautiful specimen of sewing 

 silk, silver medal. John Ryle, Paterson, N J, for the best printed 

 silk handkerchiefs, silver medal. Shepherd & Howe, 36 Piue-st, 

 for tlie second best printed silk handkerchief, diploma. Newport 

 Silk Manufacturing Company, Newport, Ky, W T Jennings & Co, 

 agents, 223 Broadway, for superior silk vestings, silver medal. 



SILVER PLATING. 



Judges — Ralph J Anderton, John Jones. 



Jackson & Miller, South Sixth-street, Williamsburgh, L I, for 

 plating on door knobs, diploma. Windle k Co, 56 Maiden-lane, 

 fbr the best electro plated castors and tea setts, silver medal. 



