62 TRANSACTIONS OF THE 



BELLS. 



Discretionary. 

 J. P. Cordman, Brooklyn (S. A. Heath & Co., agents, 37 Park Row), 

 for an automatic bell. Diploma. 



BOOK-BINDING AND STATIONERY. 



Discretionary. 



Chas. W. Bleecker, 18 William street, N. Y., for a skeleton ledger. 

 Diploma. 



John L. Rowe, 421 Ninth avenue, for a pen wiper and paper weight 

 combined. Diploma. 



E. & J. B. Piatt, Augusta, Ga.,for a portable copying press. Diploma. 



BOOTS AND SHOES. 



Ladies\ 

 Judges — Benjamin Coyte, John Dunham. 



J. B. Miller, 387 Canal street, for excellent specimens of ladies' boots 

 and shoes. Diploma. 



GentlemerCs. 

 Judges — Isaac E. Tate, S. Cahill. 



J. L. Watkins, 114 Fulton street, for the best fishing and hunting boots. 

 Diploma. 



BRUSHES. 



Judges — Geo. Timpson, J. C. Baldwin. 



T. W. Hill, 165 William street, for the best tooth and toilet brushes 

 Diploma. 



BUILDING MATERIALS. 



Judges — Chas. T. Bunting, Wyllis Blackstone. 



A. L. Osborn, 414 Canal street, for superior cement roofing. (A silver 

 medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



E. E. & J. F. Ellery, 596 Grand street, for an excellent specimen of 

 India rubber coated iron roofing. Diploma. 



Johns & Crosley, 510 Broadway, for an excellent specimen of gutta 

 percha cement roofing. Diploma. 



Chas. Douglas, Hebron, Conn,, for an iron chimney cap. Diploma. 



Knight & Crawford, Jersey City, N. J., for the best drain pipe. Bronze 

 medal. 



Washington Smith, 259 West 19th street, for the second best drain and 

 ventilating pipe. Diploma. 



M. W. Scott, 35 Cedar street, for the best iron fire and burglar proof 

 window blind. Silver medal. 



A. M. Cochran, 274 West 35th street, for the second best iron fire and 

 burglar proof window blind. Bronze medal. 



Penrhyn Mantel and Slate Co., 268 and 270 Canal street, for superior 

 elate mantels and table tops. Silver medal. 



John Clark, 44 Tenth street, Brooklyn, for a blind slat operator. Di- 

 ploma. 



C. Gies, 233 Ninth avenue, for a water-tight washstand. Bronze medal. 



