AMERICAN INSTITUTE, 15& 



American Hoop Machine Co., Fitcliburg, Mass., for a Iioop pla- 

 ning and hoop pole splitting machine. Silver medal, 



J. Milnor, Peck & Co., Flushing, N. Y , for a patent wood turn- 

 ing lathe. Bronze medal. 



F. W. Parmenter, Troy, N.Y., for a morticing machine. Bronze 

 medal. 



H B. Smith, Lowell, Mass., for a moulding machine. Bronze 

 medal. 



W. Steele & Co., Wheeling, Va., J. A. Knight & Co., (agents,) 

 334 Broadway, for a tenon machine. Bronze medal. 



W. L. & D. L. Ormsby, 255 West 16th street, for the auto- 

 maton wood sawyer and splitter. Silver medal. 



William Jones, 734 Eighth avenue, for a wood planing ma- 

 chine. Bl-onze medal. 



S. Warner, Enfield, Mass., for a patent curvilinear sawing ma- 

 chine. Bronze medal. 



Morse & Adams, cor. Eleventh avenue and 29th street, for a 

 double acting sash machine. Bronze medal. 



C. B. Morse, Rhinebeck, N. Y., for a rotary planing machine. 

 Bronze medal. 



C. B. Hutchinson, Auburn, N. Y., for patent muley savsr-mill 

 hangers. Diploma. 



od Class. 



J. A. Conover, 130 Horatio street, for a wood splitting ma- 

 chine. Diploma. 



Joseph Cotton, 335 Broadway, for a miter machine, (wood). 

 Diploma. 



Farmers' and Mechanics' Manufacturing Co., Greenpoint, L. I.^ 

 for Ingersoll's tree-felling machine. Diploma, 



G. Hutton, Tremont, Westchester Co., N, Y., for an adjustable 

 circular saw arbor. Diploma. 



John G. Sutter, 86 West 35th street, for a drunken saw. Dip. 



Thomas R. Bailey, Lockport, N. Y., fur a bed rail machine. 

 Diploma. 



Daniels & Raymond, Woodstock, Vermont, George C. Webster, 

 (agent,) foot East 25th street, for a granular fuel cutter. Diploma, 

 Machinery, J\^o. 4. — Steam Engines, and all other Machines, and 

 farts of Machinery not othenvise ajrportio7ied. 



Judges — Chas. H. Haswell, Denison E, Seymour, Isaac Stan- 

 ton. 



Hinckley & Egery, and Geo. H. Reynolds, Bangor, Maine, for 

 the best non-condensing steam engine. Gold medaL 



