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Kellogg and Dodge, Charleston, S. C, for Smith's patent clasp 

 for machine belting. Diploma. 



E. G. Allen, Boston, Mass., for Huddleston's mercury test pres- 

 sure gauge. Diploma. 



Samuel Harris, Springfield, Mass., for sifting machines. Dip. 



H. G. V. Buckley, for a grain drying machine. Diploma. 



JYaval Architecture. 



Judges — Chas. H. Haswell, Eckford Webb. 



J. B. Van Deusen, 246 7th street, for the best model of a pilot 

 boat. Diploma. 



Henry Steers, 274 7th street, for the second best model of a 

 yacht. Diploma. 



Charles T. Jung, 178 2d Avenue, for the third best model of a 

 yacht. Diploma. 



J. B. Van Deusen, 246 7th street, for a model of a clipper 

 ship. Diploma. 



John W. Griffiths, 4 Bowling Green, for the best iron kelson for 

 vessels. Diploma. 



Charles H. Piatt, 46 West street, for the best patent ship'a 

 blocks. Diploma. 



Nathan Thompson, Jr., 87 Wall street, for the best life seat. (A 

 gold medal having been before awarded. Diploma. 



Harry Whittaker, Buffalo, N. Y., D. D. Deming, 72 E. 30th 

 street, for the best model of a side propeller. Bronze medal. 



Yelland Forman, 74 Franklin street, for the best model of a tu- 

 bular life boat. Diploma. 



Isaac Boss, 43 South street, for a model topsail for ships. Dip. 



John Cuttrell, Keyport, N. J., for model schooner. Diploma. 



JVeedlework^ Embroidery and Fancy Articles. 



Judges — Miss Victoria Hadley, Miss Sarah J. Dunbar, Miss 

 Louisa H. Reinagle. 



Miss Jane Loucks, 112 West 36th street, for the best worsted 

 embroidery. Bronze medal. 



Mrs. John Wilcox, Albany, N. Y., for the second best worsted 

 embroidery. Diploma. 



Miss Harriet M. Denning, 18 Commerce street, for the best 

 hearth rug. Diploma. 



Mrs. Nott, 705 Greenwich street, for the best wax fruit. Bronze 

 medal. 



Miss E. C. Havens, 13 Beach street, for the second best wax 

 fruit. Diploma. 



