New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
TIE CLOSING DAY-ADDRESs BY HORACE GREE
LEY-AwARD OF PREMIUMS.


LEY-AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
The Fair closed on Saturday evening. From
5000 to 1900 people visited the Armory during the day
and evening The premiums awarded the list en-
bracing several hundred names The managers say
The Board of Managers have determined 10 elevate Tue
standard excellence in articles on exhibition by decii
ing 10 give the first premium to any article Unless pro-
nOunccd by competent inogos OF great utnly anu tu
or superior TO any like article known 10 then' Whtthtr
on exhibition not IL VIII therefore be UNDERSTOOD mat
IN granting second and third premiums IN many cas,s
does imply that there articles IN the exhibition
superior to those which have failed to obltin the nIS
premium We have not space for the entre Hat Inc
following are the first premiums:
DEPARTMENT l.
., r. w0 % III MshsI S.1 a. r o Pi1S f sai
Power Pieces lraas Co. besloS Ma 70, eToi7' tlo
III Is Geo ROcvooi ioIE r se photographic Eets and
i% PaSer f Sos1 F ~ Joa.u Photographic
y Pps,.mse Nes.icrI Tor two Fe. Of Wood carving
L. Machine Carving nls9r, New l"Ik of 1AH"5 - S.a,ls
organ Sebrebrr Manufacturing Co. NsrorF or etaa
ions Ne",io,1 Tor fPn o. WIS Ws, Rte.s 5po
SsaS, Sss ,STs T , ti , G coprss Wsrs Manu-
featuring Co, hesio r Camera Tube al Lenses 1e fS'i's.
1eyorl Vim vale. Ysrl ORR trA OF Microscopes Objs',a
PET, Wexford, p DtrA NM. T. lin. Agent y.,rol
e. Peerless Coosne stove lneatt CoTpasS So
ton Mass. fr bronze William Qnhngl, Sr YORK
Tg. %ss So'@f S Sa1s se lI 1s Yah Ms
for Scw Nails LH@ Yale jr PsrmOl n H. for BaaI 'a'e and
pa y,,,, pc 9Er 2ayl 81 N s,.u.. Of r.,,..,,
BiSeiow Co. BrooEyn fi Ladies sni Grn.rsp. Goo including
nss Scoyie Manufacturing Co. Eewft for G sul Plated Nss
Che1c, Bros Hartford Sun Goods H,dy Manufacturing
for sewing ns:, Ba,fan Patton Msaaeaar P'H,
bury SS'E T e & & % eail cpsuy H
SGS iot @ai hI HiSs aaspe onPssi Bsa
M MAN, B1s t h' o s 9a, kH lg1 & RH.
Machine Compsny, ChieePss Mar, for KnttngWaehius q
York Dental Instruments MARKS EewYorl for Ari9dd
Limbs T5os Mcloy, NesYok TO- Invalid and Fracture Bells
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berg Son. Sss.Yori, for Mcer.chaun Pipe.
l. judd for Psraa5e candles R. a. Chs.escouSa Co Tor La'
for Sasi V Water Proof OIL oS aaile%. for Spps for MHs
Soda and Mineral Water John M''hss, for Apparatus for Dispensing
Co. for Chsmcss especially lo1e II Potassium Gsi Add Per
s1s G s F ss s s i , as' Bns sd
Iodine Of Mercury l. Martin Co.. for Cbrmiess pes'Iy Tor PuF
Kabarch SOM 6brma Acids PhuiI cncc Co. Tor rheuI
cooisy smith '' Bs y' Or Bc cd%asy Ese Com
slayer for STaHns Chemical Apparsta caIlssll sla. 4
| Solder J. p Gruber Tor Flterng ApparaiuA
~. DEPARTMENT. iET v v.,., u..,.,,., p.
ens RnaTSi wsHpn. Ma. Koses iao@c Boef ftsf
IT, x Smith, Horseh, Conn Small Engine Lathe Patterson,
Aucaste slave nscbns Whitney Smoothing Machine
Warren Mas Wooden Loom % haiie' D. Mcfarland Worcester
Mass for Curling Machines Bio~n Ah"orh Lo"e Mas Tor Wa"
DEPARTMENT VI.
Garsi bridge. Lane Sssfort m four Js,s Seew' r
York hr Cerou Plates for Underground Rssai Alfred Z Beach
SsS Jsh,. R T%SoL for case Of Fancy Leather Goods
Palmer Co. Concord H. for Improved carnage SIng. John
Co NenYork Tor case Of Whps and Rahes DucrsuI EesYoE
SssYSt for Is I,.trias SsiiiSss; aiding coan Bcsoa
Mas for Union Poser Csp.s1 J.. Jackson hro,sef &
Deiaehng Apparatus o. PosleG sP1n fe I for voIsihg
graphic lie bishop GuttA Isrch' Compsny NsEio for sub
Switch Alarm Signal jerome Kid New York tI an Electro Medical
AlpIiius ne Ams gh ire VIZ ~ p, i,b
Milo peet CO.. sSiayen cenn for NeSsP'gtr Directing n'eine
NewYoE TpeSeng and Distributing Machine Wood Tut
Boston no, Press f' S. S''' SsfS o %
1psrtl. John p GTaos HesiSk ioi Hank se3ls erHAA
DEPARTMENT VII
F4c ~ no'fy Co. TD Mel s s S'fspn 90 e. ya5s 81
s. Pears DeksmAn Ne"lisgea Conn., for aeoeeon
VegcS-D IiearOn UdeS N T. for collection Of los vare
Agricultural Implements. Airsncs, Plstt CO. fr Combined
Mower and Reaper with SefRake Collins Co. Hartford Coma FOR
Miner ssi Railroad ncis; H. Allen Co. .Ss..Iok.
or Bsrrfs CornShse heDry knslt he~'ios f9i os y
California vegetable Hair; j. Pae Rochester w. A. TSy
The following articles have been decided by the Judges
TO be OF the highest order Of merit but III accOruance
WIN section IL OF the bylaws, no premium or anything
IN lieu thereof can be gwen 10 the exhibitors they being
J. G ars Son Toilet soaps Clement Hawks MAYNARD for
& Ira sSTgg a' oJ H%s a I o am ps Cb
4 o ] G for @, Lhoga; , f,aeI
blsuk books Pands& Lou Tor patent Printers Ink ROLLERS
The following articles in Department No. were decided
by the Judges be OF the highest excellence but beng
foreign productions they not entitled to premiums
according 10 the Bylaws Of the American Institute:
Goddess VI Liberty AegOrea Painting by Npsngeuberg Of Germany
exhibited by ennsun f.nke OrLestrne b. Wee exhibited By
| Nete sons. No ~ Fifth ave
Horace Greeley made address after the awards had
been announced lie spoke OF The general progress of the
age aud then Of the success Of the Pair lie called upon
the captains of industry and the men who have known
how to harness power 10 associate themselves with tho
member, Of the Institute and aid IN the erection of
palace of industry where perpetual fair may be held
The managers hoped nc sid 10 be a.ic % Invite the
world o. the graudes exhibition Of ndust ~
the 4th Of July, 1916 The people were Invited 10 assist
IN the preparations The address Wts applaudod. Tho
J fdr tl.Uulbgut has been most succes5iul.