The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-06

Medals of Merit to Contributors from
the United States.

Vienna Exposition have been awarded
medals:
Pratt & Co., for moving machines.
Autman, Miller Il Co.. Akron, Ohio, foi
moving machines.
Bullock q Co., Cine nnau.
Mccormick, Chicago, for reapers,
Deere & Co., Moline, ILL.,, for agriculture.
hicKissen & Robbins, New York City, fol
oils
Joseph Newman, California, tor cococns.
Northern Pacific railway, for maps.
II. b. West, for agricultural implements.
Melck & Co, Albany, To- agricultural I'M
ptements.
Peter Bros, for hardware.
Theodore Bergner, Philadelphia, for brew
ing instruments.
q. C. Watkins, San Francisco, for photo
graphs
Goldsmith, Bachrach & Co., New York, foi
gloves.
T. Bradiss Louisiana, for sugar.
Elias Howe Sewing Machine Company, fol
sewing aud stitching.
Michael x Haskell, wearing tpparel.
T.. N. Moody, New Orleans, for sugars.
q. p. Kuptel, California for mil rails.
Jules Marcot, Boston, for maps.
The State of Alabama for minerals.
r. +. Rothwell, New York.
The States Of Indiana and Tennessee, fol
minerals.
The Suro Tunnel Company, Nevada for
mine models.
Wtherby, Sherman q Co., Port Henry, N
Y. Tor the magnet iron ore.
The Bienville Iron Works, Louisiana, foI
cotton oil
Henry Bowen. Philadelphia, for drugs.
BufklIardt x Co., Cincinnati, for oils.
Chas. Morgenstern, New York, for starch.
Il. Il Colgate, for soaps.
The Eclipse Oil Co., for petroleum.
G.. Fox, Cincinnati, for starch.
Alexander Fries q Brothers, New York. for
essences.
Cert q Atkinson, Cincinnati, for oils.
Pain Brothers, New York for ether.
f. S. Pense, Bugalo. Tor oils.
G. L. Hathaway 4 Sons, Boston, for leather
II. G. Hotchkins, Laiont n, T., for ether.
P,octor & Gamble, Cincinnati, for soaps.
Emil Scheffer, Louisville, for pepsln.
Stein, IIir-ch & Co., Chicago, for starch.
Darling, Brown & Sharp, Providence, foI
puryeylng apparatus.
Anderson g. Meyers, New York, for pneu.
mates.
Alfred Dodge, for feltinG. =
The Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridge
port, for War Department equipment arms.
Remington & Sons, IllIon, n. Y, for fire
arms.
The Providence Tool Company, for arms.
The Schoeppe Rife Company, Hartford.
w. b. Wait.
Wilson, Henkel Co., CINCINNATI.
The Joseph Dixon CruciblC Company.
William Kessor * Co Cincinnati, for stoves.
Sargent, Greenleaf d Co., for stoves.
TIE Government Armory, at Springfield
Mass.
Pape Brothers, of Cincinnati, for mouldings
c. Weeks * Co., of New York, for carriages.
Angelo Locola, OF New Orleans.
f. Whitaker and l.. c. Burt, of New York
lie Clercq Brothers, of GaIpolis, Ohio.
II, L, Cooper. for clothing.
w. q L. Sloane, for carpets.
The James s. Smith Manufacturing Com
pany. of Providence, r. /.
Thomas 4 Co., OF New York, for cloths.
G.. Ii. 81 G.. Nj. Walker, OF Worcester, Mass
The Weed Sewing Machine Company,
John Gelici, of St. Louis.
Moritz & Muher, Of New York, for furs.
w. W. Bachelor for electric machinery.
The Colt Manufacturing Company for fire.
arms.
The cities of Cincinnati, Chicago and New
York.
Isdor Busch.
Ernest Steger. of New York.
SchOch Brothers.
Luther Whiting Of Boston for music.
The National School Furniture Company.
The Printing House for the Blind, of Louis
Vile
Richards, London & Kelley, of Philadelphia,
for saws.
Joseph l. Rood, of Boston, for school fur
niturc.
The Geographical Society. Of New York.
Joseph Shcdier, of jersey City, for globes.
Buckley, Lockwood 4 Co. OF New York, tor
leather.
Better 4 Co., of & Baltimore. for leather.
Conrad, Fabel q Morrey, OF Louisville, tor
leather.
Tie Wisconsin Leather Company, Of Mil
waukce.
The Barstow Stove Company. Of Providence
drills.
John Crossings, OF Cincinnati, for stoves.
+. H. Barney, Of Springfield for skates.
I. McDefmott & Co., Of Cleveland.
Smith & WessOn of Springfield, for revolv-
erS.
Z. d. Konaly, for pumps.
The American Institute of Architecture fo1
plans of buildings.
General John Newton, tor blasting at Hell
Gate.
Harper Brothers, for educational books
Aston Library Of New York, for the promo
ton of science.
Brewer Gardner, books.
Cooper Institute OF New York, for the IRl.
pr0vCmenu of the working classes
Cowperthwaite & Co. of Phila delphia.
Henry Barmauld, of Hartford, for educa-
tiOnal journalism.
Henry c. Lea, of Philadelphia, for science
James NJ. c. Martin, of New York, for brush.
James Morton, OF New York, for gold pens
Ephraim Johnson, of New York for gold
pens.
Sanford & Co., of Cleveland, for account
books.
Duval & Hunter, of Philadelphia, for chro-
mos.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing oil
the Treasury Department at Washington.
w. r. Howell, of New York for photos.
James Landy, of Cincinnati, for photos.
Henry MOSsler, of Cincinnati, for painters
colors.
Henry Hickman, of Cincinnati, for photo
graphs.
Charles Bierstadt, for Niagara Falls stereo-
scopes.
Scovell Manufacturing Company, for photo
graph apparatus.
Miss Sarah Fowler, Charles Maurice, of New
York, for printing,
Wilson Sewing Machine Company, of Cleve.
land.
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company,
of New York,
The Lamb Knitting Machine Company, of
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Witherley, Rugs y Richardson, OF Worces-
ter. Mass.
The Stiles & Parker Press Company. of
Middletown, Conn, for presses.
II. e. Townsend, of Boston, Mass, for ma
chnery.
c. b Rogers & Co., of Norwich Conn.
Cowing * Co., of Seneca Falls, pumps
Jones Laughlm, of Pittsburg, Pa, for
shaftIDg.
The Rogers Wheel Company, of Cincinnati,
for wheels.
The Ramapo Wheel Foundry, of New York,
for car wheels.
Charles Churchill of New York. for W heels.
Charles Abby & Sons, of Philadelphia, TOR
detistry.
Adolph E. Bader, of New Orleans, for sugar
cane.
behan, Thorne & Co., of New Orleans, for
alcohol.
Edmond Bourgeois, of st. James parish, La,
drugs.
kimball & Co., of Rochester, N. Y, for to-