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Cliickering & Sons, Boston, Mass., H. Warren, (agent), 508 

 Broadway, for the best composing desk. Diploma. 



Carpeting and Oil Cloths. 



Judges — John W. Hoyt, John T. Bailey, J. B. Stewart. 

 Smith & Co., West Farms, for carpeting. Bronze medal. 



Carriages^ Sleighs, and Axles, 



William Wright, Thos. Sparling, Jas. H. Green. 



D. M. Grant, 239 Broadway, for the best patent suspension 

 spring gearing. Silver medal. 



J. Sheriff", Mechanic street, Newark, N". J., for the best silver 

 ■coach handles and ornaments. Bronze medal. 



William Wright & Co., Newark, N. J., for the best carriage 

 spring. Bronze medal. 



New Haven wlieel company, New^ Haven, Conn., for buggy 

 wheels. Bronze medal, 



Thomas Breese, Newark, N. J., for a set of patent and half pat- 

 ent carriage axles. Bronze medal. 



James M, Post, Newark, N. J., for six sets of carriage axles. 

 Bronze medal. 



J. R. & G. Proch, Newark, N. J., for three sets carriage axles. 

 Bronze medal. 



H. W. Studley, 37 Canal street, for express wagons. Di- 

 ploma. 



J. H. Mulford & Co., Orange, N. J., for an express wagon. 

 Diploma. 



Henry M. Miller, Rahway, N. J., for a shell buggy. Diploma. 



W. & A. S. Flandrau, 250 Ninth avenue, for a trottin"- buiiffv. 

 Diploma. 



J. L. Smith, 28 East 29th street, for a light top wagon. Dip. 



King & Wiicoxson, 394 Broadway, for a light pleasure wagon. 

 Diploma. 



C. A. Beatty, cor. Third avfenue and 12th street, for the best 

 omnibus. Diploma. 



Arnold Stivers, Newark, N. J., for the best silver carriage 

 mountings. Diploma. 



Crane &; Kilburn, Newark, N. J., for the best carriage shafts, 

 carriage bows, and bent felloes. 



Castings, 

 Judges — Noah Worrall, L. Col well. 



Janes, Beebe & Co., 350 Broadway, for the best ornamental and 

 other castings. Silver medal. 



