614 [Assembly 



Armoiir Brothers, 87 6th-5treet, for second best wagon without 

 top. Diploma. 



John G. Ostrom, Rhinebeek, N. Y., Wood, Tomlinson & Co., 

 agents, 369 Broadway, for the best one-horse sleigh. A silver • 

 medal having been awarded. Diploma. 



John Schoonmaker and D. Smith, Rhinebeek, Miner & Stevens, 

 agents, for second best one horse sleigh. Diploma. 



R. J. Jimmerson, cor. Avenue C and 10th street, for the best 

 omnibus. Silver medal. 



John Petrie, 50 3d avenue, for the best child's carriage. Di- 

 ploma. 



W. H. Sanders, Smith, Van Horn & Co., agents, 271 Pearl St., 

 for the best mail coach axles. Silver medal. 



Alfred E. Smith, Bruxville, N. Y., for second best mail wagon 

 axles. Diploma. 



Saunier & Crane, 16 Amity Place, for the best carriage bows. 

 Diploma. 



Galpin & Foster, Greenpoint, L. I., for patent hub fastening. 

 Silver medal. 



Patent Band Wrench Co., Claremont, N. H., Smith, Van Horn 

 & Co., agents, 271 Pearl street, for a patent wrench. Silver 

 medal. 



Harrison, Breese & Co., Newark, N. J., for axles and harness 

 farniture. Diploma. 



J. H. Barnes, New-Haven, Conn., for couplings for whiffletrees 

 and drawbar. Silver medal. 



CARVING. 



Brewer & Connell, 52 Fulton street, for a large composition 

 mirror frame. , Diploma. 



De Witt C. Mott, Morrisiana, N. Y., for carved table legs- 

 (carved by machinery.) Silver medal. 



CASTINGS. 



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



J. W. Audubon, 26th street, near 10th avenue, for the best 

 specimen of casting in bronze. Gold medal. 



Thomas F. Hoppin, Providence, R. I., for the model of the 

 Dog " Sentinel." Gold medal. 



