AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 1G7 



Warren Lyon, 8 Christopher street, for third best hand-drill- 

 ing machines. Diploma. 



J. A. Tewkesbury, Lawrence, Mass., for hand-drilling machines. 

 Diploma. 



Leonard & Clark, Moodna, N.Y., for the best iron-turning lathe. 

 Gold medal. 



G. B. Hartson & Co., West Thu-ty-third street, for the second 

 best iron-turning lathe. Silver medal. 



Carpenter & Plass, Thirtieth street, for an excellent lathe. 

 Silver medal. 



A. Inslee, Newark, N. J., for an iron-tmniing lathe. Diploma. 



J. M. Bottum, 169 Broadway, for superior watchmakers' lathes, 

 with improved chucks. Gold medal. 



Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell, Mass., for the best universal 

 lathe chuck. Silver medal. 



Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell, Mass., for the best iron-turning 

 lathes^ and slide rest. Silver medal. 



Ezra Gould, Newark, N. J., for the best iron-planing machine. 

 Silver medal. 



A. L. Ackerman, 163 Greenwich street, for the 2d best iron- 

 planing machine. Diploma. 



Ezra Gould, Newark, N. J., for the best shaping planers. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Liddle, Kepler & Co., Erie, Penn., for the best shearing and 

 punching machines. Silver medal. 



J. Rust, 40 Bank street, for a superior hand punching machine. 

 Silver medal. 



Wm. Montgomery, Yonkers, N. Y., for the best bolt-cutting 

 machine. Silver medal. 



Ezra Gould, Newark, N. J., for a compact bglt-cutting machine. 

 Diploma. 



Wm. Taylor, Brooklyn, L. I., for cutting-press for tin-ware. 

 Diploma. 



Jusephus Echols, Columbus, Geo., for the beat hydraulic rock- 

 drilling machine. Gold medal. 



Thomas Prosser & Son, 28 Piatt street, for the best tubular 

 boiler tools, and specimens of work. Silver medal. 



Daniels & Raymond, Woodstock, Yt., for a superior granular 

 fuel-cutter. Silver medal. 



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Charles Edward Stewart, 1 5 Canal street, for a jewelers' engine- 

 lathe of excellent finish and superior Avorkmanship. Books, $10. 



