148 TKANSACTIONS OF THE 



Door Locks, Sp7-ings, ^'c^ 



Judges. — Wm. Bellamy, John De La Mater. 



Many, Baldwin & Many, 4& John street, for porcelain door 

 knobs, (a silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Charles Parker, Meriden, Conn., N. H- Camp, (agent,) 15 Gold 

 street, for blind hinges and fasteners, (a silver medal having been 

 before awarded.) Diploma. 



Dennis & Burras, 1061 Broadway, for combination sash fasten- 

 ers. Diploma. 



T. r. Engelbrecht, 293 Broadway, D. D. Badger & Co., agents,, 

 43 Duane street, for patent double action springs. Diploma. 



J. H. Butterworthj Dover, N. J., for a tin chest lock>. Di- 

 ploma, 



jippre7itices^ Work. > 



Henry Bosch, 204 Bleecker street, for door locks and door 

 latches. Diploma. 

 John Dolan, 16i Downing street, for door locks.. Diploma.. 



Bank and Safe. Locks ^ 



Judges. — Geo. D. Lyman, Joseph C. Dilks, Wm. Bellamy. 



World Safe Co., Troy, N. Y., J. C. Morris, (agent,) 205 Pearl 

 street, for the best bank lock, (Lillle's empire combination bank 

 lock,) (a gold medal having been before awarded.) Diploma.. 



J. H.Butterworth, Dover, N. J., R. M. Tuttle, (agent,) corner 

 Pine and Nassau streets, for the second best bank lock, (a silver 

 medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



S. C. Herring 135 Water street, for the best safe lock. Silver 

 medal. 



W. H. Akins, Berkshire, Tioga county, N. Y., for the second 

 best safe lock. Bronze medal. 



Mathetnatical and Philosophical Instruments^ 



Judges. — Isaiah Deck, Alex. Mc Kenzie, Alex. LI. Everett. 



T. & E. Steglitz, 2 Clifl;' street,, for a theodolite and lever. 

 Bronze medal. 



H. W. Hunter, 1 Chambers street, for the best railroad and sur^ 

 veying instruments. Bronze medal. 



Benjamin Pike and Son, 518 Broadway, for the second best 

 case of mathematical instruments. Diploma. 



Edward S. Richie, Boston, Mass., for the best philosophical 

 instruments. Silver medal. 



