180 TRANSACTIONS OF THE 



John N. Genin, 513 Eroad way, for the best display of ladies' 

 and eliildren's clothing. Silver medal. 



Mrs. F. A. Donegan, 89 Canal street, for feathers and flowers 

 made from the down and wings of domestic fowls. Silver medal. 



Mrs. J. L. Piper, 130 Dean street, Brooklyn, L. I., for the best 

 wax flowers, exquisite workmanship. Silver medal. 



Mrs. Mary Scheifteler, 473 Eighth avenue, for well-executed 

 wax flowers. Silver medal. 



Watson Havens, 124 Hudson street, for vases of fruit made of 

 gums, excellent nnitations of nature. Silver medal. 



Mrs, E. R. Voorhees, Amsterdam, N. Y., for domestic goods 

 manul'actured from the raw material. Silver Cup, and Di- 

 ploma. 



Institution for the Blind, for fancy articles, bead-work, tidies, 

 &c. Silver Cup, $10. 



Miss Forbes, 277 Spring street, for a patch-work bed-quilt. 

 Silver medal. 



Mrs. E. S. Collins, Brooklyn, for superior quilting on a silk 

 quilt. Silver medal. 



Mrs. Sarah King, Middle Granville, Washington county, N. Y., 

 for a counterpane — carded, spun, woven, and embroidered by a 

 lady 70 years of age. Silver medal. 



Mrs. S. Cleveland, 102 E. 32d street, for a knit quilt, by a lady 

 78 years of age. Silver medal. 



Miss M. Dummer, Jersey City, for a knit quilt, containing 700 

 pieces, by a lady 74 years of age. Silver medal. 



Miss S. Luersen, 602 Sixth avenue, for the best crotchet- work 

 quilt. Silver medal. 



Mrs. H. W. Coombs, Brooklyn, for the second best crochet- 

 work quilt. Diploma. 



Madame Demorest, 375 Broadway, for the best system of dress- 

 cutting. Silver medal. 



Mrs. Josephine Gibbins, 283 Spring street, for the second best 

 system of dress-cutting. Diploma. 



Mrs. J. F. I homas, 4 Cottage place, Brooklyn, for the third 

 best system of dress-cutting. Diploma. 



Mrs. Hortense Maury, 11 Amity street, for the best corsets. 

 Diploma. 



Madam Girard, 97 Canal street, for the second best corsets. 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. Van Houten, 82 Nassau street, for shirts of superior work- 

 manship, specimens of the best plain needle-work. Diploma. 



