The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22

u. Shepard, Amherst; George W. Maynard, Com
missioner from Colorado.
Class Al. Products of NE FOres'--Dr, John
Torrey, Professor OF Botany in School OF mlhesj
William H. Webb, shipbuilder.
Class AZ. Natural History. Louis
AgassiZ, Cambrdge; DR.. Spencer f. BAIRD,
Washington Thomas Bland, Robert II. Browne,
d. G. Elliot, j. Q. Brevoort, members Oh the
Lyceum of Natural History New York.
Glass 43. Vegetable 7eItite Fdbrics.-John
Priestley New York; A. II. Rice, member of
Congress-; A. H. Latin, member of Congress,
ClGss A. Chemical Products. ts.-Dr. John Tor
rev, Professor OF Botany, and United States
Assayer; DR.. X. Ogden Doremus, Professor or
Chemistry in the College of New York; John
W. Fraser, Professor Of Chemistry in the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania; Frank II. Storer, Di-
rector of Boston Gas Works; b. N. Horsiord,
consulting chemist; Dr. Walcott Gibbs, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry in Harvard va College; =: N
author; Or. Ed. h. squibb, manufacturing
chemist; Charles A. Joy, and Charles F. Chand-
Ter, Professors of Chemistry, New York
Class 46. Leather and Skins.-Loring An
drews, jackson S. Schultze Oliver Hoyt, New
York, manufacturers and dealers IN cotton.
GROUP vI.--MAoHINERY.
Francis W. Evans, Civil Engineer, graduate Of
the Central School, Paris, chairman; John Ste
phenson, J. Vaughn Merrick, James Dougherty,
James G.. Ram, w. e. Worthen, r. Ball, j. A.
Fay, Charles II. Haswell, Henry I. Brown, II.
p. Gengembre, Myres Coryell, William Wright,
T. d. Stetson, William p. Everett, B. p. John.
son, William Allen, T. r. Pickering, H. ID. j,
Pratt, Norman Ward Thomas McElrath, U. s..
StoOps Aquila Adams, s. Edward Todd, W. s..
Carpenter, j. Stanton Gould, j. II. Bowen,
Frank Leslie, Richard M. Hunt.
GROUP vII.-CEREALs, VEGETABLES, SUGARS, FER
MENTED DRINKS.
Frederick Law Olmsted, architect, Chairman.
Cyrus H. Mccormick, Chicago; Thomas McEl-
rath, New York; j. p. Reynolds, Springfield;
Frederick S. Cozzens, New York; W. s. Carpen.
ter New York; j.. N. Horsford, Cambridge; T.
L. MINER, Chcago; James Fl. Bowen, Chicago;
J. S. Redfeld, New York; Charles b. Seymour,
New York; j. A. WIlstach, Lafayette; Horace
Greeley, New York; N. G. Meeker New York
j. M. SchaffeT, Fairfield; Joseph Hodgson, Mont.
gOmery; Governor Patton, Montgomery, Ala.
Colonel W. s. Rowland, New York; Professor
". p. Blake, San Francisco; j. N. HOag, Sacra-
mento; Isaac Young, LeavenWorth; Sidney
Clark, Kansas.
GROUP vIII.-ANIMALs AND SPECIMENS OF AGRI-
CULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
William S. Carpenter, member of the Ameri-
can Institute, chairman; John Stanton Gould,
President; and B. p. Johnson, Secretary of the
New York State Agricultural Society.
GROUP PIX.-HoRTICULTURE.
Thomas McElrath, member of the American
Institute, chairman; Horace Greeley President
of the American institute; w. s. Carpenter,
member of the Horticultural Society; Calvert
Vaux, architect OF the New York Central Park.
GROUP X.-oBJECTs EXHIBITED WITH A SPECIAL
VIEW TO THE AMELIoRATIoN OF THE MORAL AND
PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE POPULATION.
Charles l.. Brace, chairman; Colonel James
H. Bowen, Chicago United States Commits
sioner; Colonel William S. Rowland, Commits.
sioner from Minnesota; ]. NJ. Usher, Boston,
Commissioner from Massachusetts.