66 TRANSAGTIONS OF THE 



Leonard Virolet, 192 Second street, Brooklyn, L. I., for flower paint' 

 ings in water colors. Diploma. 



John B. Christoffel, 21 City-Hall Place, for a bronze figure. Bronze 

 medal. 



Otto Fuchs, 418 Second Avenue, for a well-drawn hand map. Diploma, 



S. W. Pearsall, 197 Cbrystie street, for a specimen of Japan pearl 

 flower painting ©n hose carriage No. 50. Bronze medal. 



FIRE ARMS. 



Judges. — J. C. Gary, Geo. H. Reynolds. 



F. D. Newbury, Albany, New York, for the beat revolving pistol. Sil- 

 rer medal. 



Allen & "Wheelock, Worcester, Mass., for a fine collection of patent 

 revolvers. Silver medal. 



J. P. Wilson, Ilion, N. Y., for a patent burglar alarm gun and pocket 

 pistol. Diploma. 



FURNITURE. 



Judges. — John Ash, Geo. Braker. 



E. C. Woodbridge, 6 Sullivan street, for the best enamelled furniture. 

 Silver medal. 



J. M. Edwards, 634 Broadway, N. Y., for the second best enameled 

 furniture. Diploma. 



Geo. Schott, 512 Broadway, for the best spring bed bottom. Bronze 

 medal. 



J. Lippincott, 646 Broadway, for the second best spring bed bottom. 

 Diploma. 



Mills & Co., No. 678 Broadway, for a self-ventilating spring bed. Di- 

 ploma. 



H. L. Thistle, 85 Bleecker street, for a superior secretary book case 

 bedstead. Silver medal. 



D. S. Gregory & Co., Jersey city, for sand paper. Diploma. 



IRON FURNITURE. 



Discretioyiary. 

 Hutchinson & Wickersham, 312 Broadway, for iron bedsteads. Diploma. 



FISHING TACKLE. 



Judges. — Thos. F. De Voe, Geo. Timpson. 



T. & H. Pritchard, 86 Fulton street, for specimens of artificial flies. 

 Diploma. 



GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHEN-WARE. 



Discretionary. 



Jersey City Crockery Company, Jersey City, N. J., for specimens of 

 crockery. Silver medal. 



Ostrander & Co., 148 Chambers street, for specimens of American china. 

 Silver medal. 



S. J. Pardessus, 156 William street, for superior glass shades. Silver 

 medal. 



