160 TRANSACTIONS OF THE 



J. A. Knightj 334 Broadway, for the best sole-cutting machine. 

 Diploma. 



Fetter & €o., Philadelphia, George A. Bullard, (agent,) 23 Ann 

 street, for the best boot-crimping machine. Diploma. 



J. A. Knight, 334 Broadway, for the best pile driver. Dip. 



Roger, Fils & Co , 33 Pearl street, for the best mill stones and 

 burr stones. Bronze medal. 



Samuel Taggart, Indianapolis, Ind., B. H. Taggart, (agent,) 263 

 Thirty-third street, for the best flour-packing machine. Dij)loma. 



G. R. Lillibridge, 1G6 West 37th street, for the best ice cutter. 

 Diploma. 



J. A. Knight, 334 Broadway, for the best model of a trussed 

 bridge. Bronze medal. ' 



Speed & Bailey, Jersey City, N. J., for the best specimens of 

 copper tubes. Silver medal. 



Cliarles R. Otis, Yonliers, N. Y., for the best locomotive boiler. 

 Diploma. 



Salamander Grate Bar Co., 30 Pearl street, for the best grate 

 bars. Dii)loma. 



S. Whitemarsh, Northampton, Mass., for the best steam con- 

 densing furnace. Diploma. 



William Thompson, Worcester, Mass., for the best smiths' shears. 

 Bronze medal. 



Taylor, Campbell & Co., 15 Adams street, Brooklyn, L. I., for 

 the best cutting presses. Diploma. 



S. Stow Manufacturing Co., Plantsville, Conn., for the best 

 foot-lever shears, tinman's machines, sheet-iron folder, and pat- 

 ent tube former. Bronze medal. 



Frederick P. Flagler, 21 U Water street, for the best smiths' 

 forges and jewellers' furnaces. Diploma. 



James A. Tremere & Co., 211 Water street, for the second best 

 smitlts' forges and jewellers' furnaces. Diploma. 



John Tyler, West Lebanon, N. H., for the best water-wheel. 

 Bronze medal. 



Richard Vose, 15 Nassau street, for the best quartz crushing 

 machine. Bronze medal. 



Thomas J. Chubb, Wllliamsburgh, L. I., for the best metal 

 separator. Bronze medal. 



Edward N. Kent, U. S. Assay Office, N. Y., for the best gold 

 separator and amalgamator. Silver medal. 



Fanners' and Mechanics' Manulacturing Co., Green Point, L. 

 I., for hay and cotton press. Diploma. 



