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Crittenden & Tibbals, South Coventry, Conn., R. D. Solace, 

 agent, 169 Pearl street, for the best percussion caps. Silver 

 medal. 



Edward Payson,for the second best percussion caps. Diploma. 



FIRE-WORKS. 



Judges — Lewis Forman, James R. Smith, Wm. Ebbitt, John A. 

 Bunting. 



J. S. & I. Edge, Jersey city, N. J., for the best display of fire- 

 works. $50. 



FISHING TACKLE. 



Judges — William Vincent Wallace, J. M. Ashborn, E. Joilie. 



J. & J. C. Conroy, 52 Fultqn street, for the best fishing tackle 

 and reels. Silver medal. 



J. B. Crook & Co., 50 Fulton sti'eet, for the second best fishing 

 tackle. Diploma. 



J. J. Brown, 103 Fulton street, for the second best reels and 

 fine specimens of cotton and flax lines. Diploma. 



William Tansig & Co., 186 Pearl street, for excellent seines. 

 Diploma. 



H. Pritchard, 31 Charlton street, for artificial flies. Silver 

 medal. 



GLASS, EARTHENWARE AND CHINA DECORATIONS. 



Judges — James Neeves, Henry Haydock, Davis CoUamore. 



• Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, 30 South William street, for 

 the best plain, cut and pressed flint glass. A gold m^al having 

 been before awarded. Diploma. 



Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, for the best Venetian and Bo- 

 hemian glassware. Gold medal. 



Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, for the best druggists' jars. 

 Silver medal. 



Andrew Ross, 125 Maiden Lane, for druggists' glassware. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Woodward, Blakeleys & Co., East Liverpool, 0. W. S. Ham- 

 mersly & Co., agents, 11 Old Slip, for the best Rockingham ware. 

 Gold medal. 



