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GROIJP v,

Group V, was devoted to the display OF fish
and fish products and apparatus for hshng Dish culture
etc. The awards incomplete out number Z25 very
few of which are 20 American exhibitors Among those
named are the following:
Mrs J. H. Slack Bloomsbury, N. j., Combination Hatchiug
T, = STyis Co Manchester VT the oryis Reel.
A. B. shipoy sons Philadelphia Artificial Fhes' h"oS
ConiCy Bassstt aeson NewYOrk, Artificial Flies Bass
Lines Fine Rods etc. , u,o, and ,ysy, york
AST1Sn ea@Gel i YSs aS Gin Nv Ne Purse Ns;8 an Lines
w. Il, Lewis & Bros, Boston, Canned salmon MaokoreA
Max Ans NewYoTE Picked Eels Caviar Picked Salmon
j. w. CasSy, NewYOrk Preserved oysters specimens Of
Eusens g. Biacfod NewYOrk Live Fish In Aquara with
Kemp Day & Co., SCw.YorR Canned Lobsters, MacEere
John winslow Jones, Portland, Me- Fresh Mackerel and
Joseph dIT.t +. roba, ,Rs'Si New York, whaleboue.
HapgoOd & Co, S1n FrauciSoO, Canned salmon -
General COLLECTION Ber1nu6a Bermuda fish, aye inclaGing
General Exhibit of Bermuda shells coras spOng's, sea
Brazilian Gqiamis dog IgIe on snd IuTs bgsI E,sbes
Board Of Commerce Bergen Norway, saed Herring aud Cod
Fa6ca fT5ersss5 POv6a dc varm Portugal Conrer Eel in
Board d Comm rec Aesund Norway Fishing Tackle Lines
President Vienna Commission, Wanna del castclO Portugal
Royal sEciish Commission Bcinser saitod GOtand Her
Commissioners iron, Tasmania Brown Trout ,,.,
Gloucester Eshng Exnibt Gloueestsr. Mass General Col
lection Of Fishing Implements MoIeis OF Boats.
Massachusetts Marine Exhibition bO3ts for FsherDen and
Fishing Vessels.
Maryland Centennial Commission Maryland, Model Of Fish
fIatcb!ng House Models OF Boats, etc, etc.
c. c. Eraud Norwich Conn, Whaling Gun with Bomb Pro
g. ard H. Macy, New Bedford, Mass Whaling Gear
Wilcox, Ccittenden Co, Mddeto@n, Conn., Fleilhg ooa'
Bradford Anthony, Boston, Mass Anglers implements,
Hooks, etc.
A. VOss gloucester Mass Bait NH.
Kelsey ~ 0SrneT Sanusky Ohn Fishing Dressing Machine.
bite Maauiactring Company Bridgeport Conn, Fishing
lamUs
Jonathan Buck Gloucester Mass Fishem1ns Clothing.
T. Gloucester, Mass, FishermJus on ClJting.
Thaidcus UTrlF, philadelphia, F.s iEg Pods
Alden Sea F0cA Company NewYOrk, Dried Turtle, Drea
Cod, Dried CLAIMS.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP x.

Group X embraced all articles of clothing,
furs ndlaIubDer goods ornaments, and fancy articles
and the awards made nunbor 537, the larger part Of
which went to foreign exhibitors OF the American ex-
hibitors the most notable were as follows:
W A. Drown Coz Philadelphia, Penn, Umbrellas and Para.
CeliSIsid Manufacturing Company, Newark MI, Brushes
AltSoi BefgTann d Co. New York, Mechanical Toys.
Fred. julius Khldenburg, NeHfOrk, Pipes.
F eIrOte q Co, New-YOrk, Turned Ivory, &c.
SCHUYLER Hartley Graham, NswYoIk, Military Hats and
Cars
schnyier Hartley Graham, New York City, Society GOols
Kew'YOrk Betting and Packing Company New-York CITY,
John WaSamaEer Co.. philadelphia Penn, Civil and Mil.
tary Clothing.
Deviin Co. EewYork City Civil and Military Clothing
Madam DenarCst New York City Fashions Paper Patterns,
DTessCuttng SyseHl and Shirt and Stocking SuSpenders.
Goodyear Rnbber Company New.YOrk, Rubber Goods.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XVIII.

Education and Science was the title OF
this department and II embraced large number OF sub
diysous There were G72 exhibitors, OF whom the fol
lowing are particularly worthy OF mention "a having re-
cciyed awards:
ID Auplston 2 Co. New.Yorx, VarOus Publications
A. y Barnes Co. NewN1rk, school BOOKS Maps Challs
a. r. Bickncll x Co. New-SOfk, Books for Builders
(:laIt0n. Hensen a Hafrlanrer, Pulbielphia, bOOAs
a. q. Griggs 4 Co. Chicago, H., Publications.
uarpgT & Bros. Eew-lOfk, bO0Ns,
Henry Holt & Co.. New-i *, Books
H. o. HoughtGa Co, Cambridge Aasa Plain ana Coloed
Iyison BaEenan, Taylor Co.. NewYork school and Col
y IeSpoldt Sew.York Publishers Weekly, SC.
orange Judd q Co, New.YUrk. Books sc.
James H. OsgOOI & Co. Boston, Books ,
Inc sons OF Geo p Putnam, SowYor, Books Literature
and History.
Porter 4 Coates, Philadelphia, BQoks
4 Saldn a Sons NgW.HOrk, BbnDgTaphCai Publication
-rrifuer, rms rpng q Co, New York. Books aud Maps
L. Praug Co, Massachusetts,, system ot DTI ns designed
ly W. smi h, and other Publications on All lvacilDg
KAY & Bros, Philadelphia, Law Books
Lee shepard Boston, Mass works o Charles summer Nc
Nss IL NJ COr York. Kindergarten Work and Nater1as
g. w, schommCrhOm a 90, NowGUTk, School Apparatus
Ftrriture, aud Health Lltt
ulustracd London News London, Specimens illustrating the
Art Department OF The IuiHrGted Nttrs. -,
Cassel Peter Galpn, London, Illustrated B0OAA PuD
tOua serials. &c. &c.
me GlGi,c Newspaper, London Illustrated Newspaper.
Genital Pacific Railroad COMPANY, Natsral OBJECTS and Illus
ratOns o. Objects representing tho Flora aud Fauna OF
California Portions II the Country tayersed by
the Central PaCinc railroad
University Pennsylyana, philadelphia Books and Ap
paratus Of Instruction. =
institute Of Technology Massachusetts, Students Work.
Catholic Publication Society Ecclesiastical History.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GRAND be s70O 20 40O0 220O lo2l7 l08 sO
THE PRINCIPAL AWARDS.
lUetaI CalNtOYug

THE SYSTEM OF AWARDS TO EXgIBrfoRs-NAMEs OF
THE LEADING AMERICAN HOUSES WHICH RE
CRIYED MEDALS OF MERIT.
PH1LADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The method of
awards adopted by the American Centennial Commission
differs from the preceding systems II dispenses with
the international jury and substitutes body OF judges
onehalf foreign chosen individually for tbeir high
qualifications Il dispenses also with the system OF
awards by graduated medals and requires Of the judges
written reports on the inherent and comparative merits
of each product thought worthy OF an award, setting
forth the properties and qualities presenting the cOnsd
erstons forming the grounds Of the ard, aud aycneh-
ing each report by the signature Of their authors Thus
the volumes Of reports will form complete encyclo-
peda Of the Exhibition, which be consulted on all
disputed questions to the relative merits OF objects OF
Ike character, and viii be an authority TO settle
the quarrels Of rival manufacturers and inventors
about the value Of their premiums The list below con-
tains the OF only few Of those TO whom bronze
medals have been gven fun list would occupy several
pages OF THE TRIBUNE, ana would be made mp quite
largely OF the Of exhibitors from foreign eodn-
tries in Which readers here would have only the re-
notesi interest. IL s 20 be understood that these
awards OF medals evidences merely Of merit not
superiority; the reports to be made subsequently VIII
Indicate whose exhibit in each group is held IN highest
estectn By the judges
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROIIP ].

The first group embraced every character of
mineral ores and eombnsrbles metals and metallurgca
products and the various tools and apparatus FOR min
ing No less than GIG awards were made. Among the
American exhibitors were the following:
Conin Redingten Co. SewYoTk, f1ne silica for Polishing
u ID. DOuq hcrty, Tennessee COlofcd Marble.
Gibson. Ceaent Woadpn, Rutland W., statusry Marble
Anthracite Fuel Co, k0nsOut N Y, Compressed COel
Albany Rensselaer, Igop and Steel Co.. Trey y " Besse
and Wrought tfpa Rails I5ara kOrgngs Azles,
spikes. Nails, aud HOr8esiOes-
IEckawanDa and coal Co, scranton Penn BesSener
Pig Iron and Wrought Iron Bars.
James Jackson, NewYork EXHIBIT OF Castings made by
novel methods.
Lead and Iron Pipes
Crushing Orcs ard Rocks
J. T. Mitchell Pbladrpha GrinasiOnes and Fixtures.
Shelton sioss West Rntbnd, VT Block OF Statuary
Marble
n a. Manly son PezD5ylvania, Rolled Iron Hand Rail
MsiisOn County Pottery COMPANY Richmond kyy P1ttery
George NJ M5w1ray North Adams, Mass, Apparatus Tor
Blasting Mues Electric Battery, Fuses, &c.
George Tyson, Philadelphia, Peln Phospk0r Bronze.
Hastings Co.. Philadelphia, Penn, Gold Leaf aud Dental
Foil
AuOdce.
Iron Rails and Raj Piles.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XII.

"Leather and manufactures of leather, in
Guiding boots and shoes trunks &C.," were the class OF
articles exhibited Us Group XII The awards announced
to-day number 215, almost wholly to American ex-
hibitors the principal Of whom are given below;
Dana Moet Co., Eew.York, Harness and Russet Leather
Halsey Son Newark N j. Patent and Carriage Leather
and One Hide Of 0iltop Leather . CA "a
Henry c. Ely Co., NewYork, Buff, Pebbled Giazeo ana
split Leather. ,.,
KEGS q ThOrne, New.York Hemlock Sole Leather
Chatfeld, Underwood 4 Co, New York. Belt Leather
W. f. Breed Dole, q Co., Lynn, Mass Shoes sh Sers anu
Caters
Rarrous BOYD, Now.York Shoes and slippers.
J.. q. BTuzzell a Co, Lynn, Mass, shoe Machinery.
Edwin O. Burt NeW.YOrk, Ladies' Fine Made Shoes. -.
Schultz, southvick a Co.. HewIork Union crop ooo
Leather.
uoyt Brothers New.York, Hemlock Sole Leather. -
American Gable Wire Co., NewYork sanoaru SeIem
Machine Uniting the Soes 70 the UpPers oi DooS
and Shoes .,o
Bsy State and Leather Co., New YORK Mems, et0'
women'a etc, Boots and Shoes, Sewel PeRgel ETC.
Dawley d Derby. New YORK. Lasts, BOOT Trees eV@
Kenny & Mcfarland. New. York, shoes.
f. b. Simpson New. York, Shoe Machinery
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP ~.

Group w. included animal and vegetable
products, such milk butter cheese, honey,
four starch Wines malt liquors. &C., and the machinery
for their preparation The awards number ll29 two
thirds OF them being foreign exhibitors OF the Amer
lean exhibitors the following received medals:
American MIX Company NewYork, Condensed
Milk.
t KingsfOrl & Son. oswegc, n. Y, Starch.
VIM. Barnett Philadelphia, starch.
Glen Cove starch Company, Long Island, Starch.
j. Wool q Co., United States, Columbus, Ohio strch
f. r. COwdrey 81 Co.. Boston, Mixed Pickles, Gerklns CaT
p Lorard Co. NewYork, Tobacco in all its forms except
cgarsl.
Schepp Desiccated COcOanut Preserved Fruit
E. o. Hazard n { o. New-YOrk, Preserved Vegetables
George " Hecker & Co., New.Hork, Flour nom WmtI
Wheat - 49,
Rumiord Chemical Works Providence r. l. Bakng powder
John 6. Borden Brdwser's, n, y, Preserved EEJacbs
IL G. Hazard & Co, New York, Preserved Extracts
Gordon q Gilworth, New-YOrk, Preserved Extracts
Crosse Blackwell London England, pickles. sauces. anu
Preserved Emit
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GRoITp XIII.

In this department were grouped all asii-
cultural machines, implements Of agriculture, hor.cui
tnre and gardening" or the $50 awards made three
fourths were TO American exhibitors principal among
whom notice the names Of the following:
wheeler Millick Co.. Albany, N. W Horse Hay Hake:
R nj Alien q Co. HeWYork, Sugar Land Plo"s Cuu'~,"iS
ohto
A. j. NeiIs 4 Co.. Pittsburgh, Penn, Patent Process Oh
Al Nelhs Pittsburgh, Penn, Hay Fork Gripping Cav"
! Tincley Philadelphia, Penn. Hand Power churn
A n FaTnuhar York Penn. Cotton Culttvator
caroe Rsrns, n Co. syracuse ~ Y, Knives aud Siekles
O. Goadiey 4 Co.. Lawrence Mass Portable Farm Engines
WoI,er A Wood, HOosac Falls, ". u. Harvester.
Waller A. Wool Hoosac Falls n. Y, eBinding Reapers
PennoeE Manuiacturng Kenettsquare Penn Double Arm
A. J. Heilis q Co.. Pittsburgh Penn, Iron Tie for Binding
r. H. Alien Co. ork, Horticultural Implements
Walter A. Wood, Hoosac Fas N. " Sweep Rake Reapers
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP III,

The Third Group embraced chemicals and
pharmaceutical preparations and the apparatus for man
ufacturing them, and 748 exhibitors received medals
OF these the most noticeable houses in the list given
below
B. Benjamin, New.York, Chemicals and Chemical Ap-
paratus.
Brooklyn White Lead Co., New-YOrk, Lead Colors
Joseph Burnett Co, Boston, Cologne, Flavor Xacts et
Colgate & Co., NewYork, Fancy Soaps ana PeiinmeTy
Francis Il Lourel, Ecw-Y York CopyaOle Printing INK
Lockwood Brooks 81 CO., Boston, Inks and Mucnage
Henry Maila1d New-YOrk Confectionery.
Gel MatheP q Sons, Ncw-IOrk, Printing Inks.
Maynard q Noyes, Boston, Inks.
McKeone, Van Haagen & Co, philadelphia, soaps
EnOcb Morgan Son. New.YoTk SapOlio soap.
Charles Pnzer & Co., New York, Chemicals. -,
Resdor Betaan and Co, NewYork Dressings Tor Lades
Shoes.
Robinson q Pratt, Philadelphia Printing Inks etc,
Crosse 4 Blackwell London, Vinegar.
T. W. MaauIy & son, New-YOrk, Colors.
T. K. Atkinson, London, Periumery aud Toilet soaps
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
OF the American exhibitors the following reees

OF the American exhibitors the following received
awards;
American Watch CoIppanv Watan, Macs, Wsteh' MAKING
Machinery aud a system of watch Making -.
T. Page, Ccopeo Falls Mass, Lamb kntung
Remington sewing Machine Company lion, ~ f' but'oh
hole Sewing Machine. ,,., =, !, e.,,,n1
The Singer Manufacturing Company Elizabeth ~ 81 Se"nh
Machines fer stitching Butt0nholes. -, o.
wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine Company 9o"
The HowS Machine Company Bridgeport Conn., Shuttle Sew
Wilson Sewing Machine Company, Chicago Ill. wilson's
The Weed sewing Machine Company Hartford Conn., shntue
Sewing Machine. - r-sauorort
Conn Sowing Machines FOR L sathcr. n-,.uo-or.
Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Company brus0P'i"
Conn, Sewing Machines. .,,.n - T Family
The Singer MannfaCtnrng Company Elizabeth NJ d. famiy
Sewing Maclines
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROuP XVI.

Only 1853 exhibitors, of whom only 1S were
Americana furnished displays for Group XVI, which
was devoted illustration Of architecture and engineer
Ing The American exhibitors who received awards were
follows;
Tbos H. speakmAn Philadelphia, Combined Wire and Wood
Pence foe Farm Use. -. -f,, -, a..
j. Herbert sheid Providence, X L. hJGEaht WIN a '
neccsaa y AppuftcnanceA. rr--t,., o., w.,
and Chi lren.
State OF Ohio, state Building.
slate Of Massachusetts state Hospital for Insane.
Micigan Survey Commission, Michigan ueC.o icai tnIu9
Commission. Geological charts ana
o ~ Gen 81 g. Melgs, Washington, j. e., Plans Of TWO
Large BrdgrA
Prof. sempar, Plans Of Town Han
state oi AaHSachus us-tR, Exhibit of Normal SchOoa DC
United Staes, Exhibits ~ Engineering
sinceT Corps T. - A. Puntoon brdso for Advanced "uAu
aud Army. -. - - NJ,
u :. Government Collective Efhibi ChA anu 'S'e b"'"
lugA
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP X.

In this group were exhibits of wool and silk
fabrics, including the materials and the machinery,
woven and elted goods Of wool and mixtures of wool
The awards numbered J95 from which list the following
American exhibitors have been selected:
NJ A Futhnsh q Sons Philadelphia, Cardng Machine.
Jesse Edy's souG Fall River, Mass, Fancy CassimeIes
John and James D0bson Philadelphia, Carpets Blankets
Overcoatngs. -, -.
George H. Gilbert Mfg Co., Ware, Mas3, Fannes Blankets
Hunsrfcln silk Label Co. Ncw-Y YORK, Six Labels.
George ron Worcester Mass, Looms.
Danf0rth Locomotive and Machine WORKS Paterson NJ
SIX Machine.
Jarnes I{Oy 4 Co. West Troy, y. ", Shawls
yabn pronley n sons philadelphia Penn. Carpets.
United states bunting Co.. lowell Mass, Wooden Bunting
Damasks- -, ~
riage, and Upholstery Irimlnngs - -,
Paterson N.J Figured six ana SIX looms
Joau n searns N"wNorA Figured G1d IWilled silks
DoNter Lambert q CO., New-N NOfg, ssilk Gooas.
ChSney Bros Hartford, Conn. silks and SIX Ribbons
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROuP XVII.

As this department embraced the exhibits in
Memorial Hall aud s annex, and the Photographic Hal
the list OF awards Is simply list Of the painters scalp
tors photographer and others whose works have beep
submacd OF these exhibitors receiving "a ards for
other than purely reproductions, the following Lat
VII be intercstng
American Photo Iiihogrspho Co., HcliOgraphA
~ X lrtz, NeNYork CiIy Photograph. . go.
Tiaus Co.. NewYok. slyry maid with Nelo and copper
J. l. Mott & 90, New -HUrs CITY, Castings M iron.
KnOedler Co, New Yors. EngraSings, Etchings' etc
W. y Marshall. New York tttS, Engraving.
Continental BANK Note Co, EnnayhgA
National Bank NOt" Co., EngrayngL
prnEg & 90, B0ston, Mats, ChrOnO llthOgraphy.
J3hp g0geTs Srw.NUrk CITY, sculpture. -
CI1Thgm x Providence r. l.. k,pOGs3e WORK IN SILVER
,napy n Co New Yorf RspOusst Wuk in silver aud lfOn
easel Peter e Ga!Qdn LrIidoB LAthOgraphS
L1nGOa ca ayaic Co, drawings aud WoOd kngraVingS
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP VII.

Furniture, upholstery, wooden ware, baskets,
mirrors, washing-machnes, and like articles wore EN-
brced in the seventh group The awards numbered S07
The following American houses among many others re-
ceived medals: -
Charles linn a Co NewYOrk Baset and Willow Ware.
Peter C. Dorlmus NeWYork sofa Spriug.B and Lounge
Deln0rest Joyce q Co., . OOkyn, X " opera Chairs
AdOlph Ther, philadelphia Mante a9d i1er ATrOrs, Chau
&c. ,,,
Hertz & Co. New-YOrk. completely furnished Bedroom
comprising rich Maple, Mahogany, and Amdranih Bed
stead, &c.
The MaitioTd Woven Wire Mattress Co.. Hartford Conn
Woven Wire Mattresses, &c.
Reed d Barton, Taunton, Mass, CaSkst Trimmings.
Wakeaeld Rattan Co.. Boston, Mass Rattan Furniture
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XXI.

Machine tools, whether of wood, metal, or
stone were embraced in this group. The awards mum
bered I6O and of these 100 went to American exhibitors
including the following;
Stephens Patent Wise Co, NewYork Parallel Yises.
Knekerboc ker Co., Philadelphia Penn, Ice Tools.
Henry DisstOn sons Philadelphia Penn. Circular and
other saws
John w. Gnilths New.York, Woodworking Machine.
SimOnds Manufacturing OO IehburE Mass Circular Saws
s. A. Woods Machine Co, Boston, Mass, Woodworking Ma
Cloush 4 Williams, NewYort, Machine for making Cork
Old Colony Riyot Works EewYork Planning and shaping
Machine.
Pressing MaciIines.
John Roach a Son. New.York, Wrought Iron forgtDgs.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
NRW-YORK CITY.

Hebrew housewives have made elaborate
preparations for the Feast OF the Atonement tonight,
after to-day's fast
Among the arrivals by the steamer Wyoming
Oh Saturday were 285 MormOns, who proceeded west
ward yesterday.
Warrants amounting TO 81, ,446,620 AZ were
signed by the Controller yesterday. The chief amount
was for the revenue bodns of the present year
Ten shares Of the stock of the New York
Enuable Association OF the United States sold at aue-
ton yesterday i53 share the par value being 900
a share,
The Board of Health has ordered Nos. ID,
b ST. and 50 aulberyBt TO be vacated and thoroughly
ceansed and dsnfecied In consequence OF their occnpa
tiOn by Italian ragpickers.
Judge johnson will sit in the United States
Circuit Court at II o'clock to-day ior the purpose VI ap
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XVI.

military and sporting arms, weapons, ap-
paratus Of hunting explosives, etc., was the tile OF
Group XvI and In this department only 20 exhibitors
opveared The principal awards 10 American exhibitors
we're made 10 the following:
T. Remington & Sons, Hon. ~ Y, Firearms and Ammu'
milton.
Jersiu. Hubert q Co.. Nsw.York Pocket Reyolvets.
CLARK 4 Snridcr Baltimore, Nd, Brrecl loadinT bnuA
shapes Rifle Co.. Bridgeport Conn., BFeechlosaing hunt
r. Rrfns6n nlcD n. " BreechloadIng Guns and TARGET
Rife. o.
Colts Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co. Hartford Conn.,
Colts Revolver. .
Richard J. Gat,ng Hartford Conn. the GatlIng Gun.
south Boston ITo Co.. Boston Moss Condensed Bronze can
non and HOWitzer.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

and machinery for making a such articles Among the
exhibitors on the list Of awards are the following;
Galloway Graf Phladelphia Penp Artistic Terra Gotta
Joseph r. Moore Trenton, NJ j. White Granite Table wares
Boston and sandwich Glass Co., Boston, Flint Glass Table
H. O Fox & sOns Philadelphia, Druggists and Perfuners
Glass Wares.
EnaIneing Co, Philadelphia, Enameed Brck IN
variety Of coOrs- -.
VIM Chambers Philadelphia, Matchmaking Machine-ope
rates by expressing the clay. -
The Fre Ppoof Budng Co. NewYork City, Fire Proof Hol
low Block of Tell Lime Composition for building Purposes
J. GOebel Co. York City, Crude and Burned German
Clay, and Glass melting Pots made from same -. !,
Roland sprogle, NewYork CITY, Arunclsi Caroure'eu
Stone
J. B. DObeman Greenpoint Flint Works, Brooklyn. N "
Flint Glass Table Wares. &c. ..
whtal Tatum 4 Co., Philadelphia Chemists, Druggists and
PeTfumerE Wares OF Lime and Green Glass
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XIV.

Group XIV included all apparatus for heat
ing lighting ventilation, water supply and drainage
such as stoves fire places, kitchen ware, gas xturcs
water pipes etc. The number of exhibitors was small
there being only 40 awards Of which nearly all were TO
Americans Among these were the following:
w. H. Jackson Co. NeyYork Crates snd Tenders for Open
wAEeield Earth Closet Co.. EewYork Earth Closets cabi
utte & Bailey New York Vertical Wheel Registers for
Healing ami Ventilation. /,
jacob IL Pohanus New.York, Regeratins Cupboard and
safe
\ ! Carr n 20, York, Bath Room Furniture
Lewis Iess New York, Improved Methods OF Nenauoh
and Heating (diauams)
Wm &. CreamCr, New YORK, Car Lamps.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XIV.

This group was devoted to Builders hard
ware edge TOOLS cutlery &c. and awards TO the humber
OF PA were made. Among them observe TIE following
large American houses named receivers Of medals:
j. L. Mott Iron works, New.York Fountains Vases and
statuITy. sr-,,- y...
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Yale Lock Manufacturing Company Stamford, Conn., Time
Safe, door, and other Locks.
UaIls sale and Lock Company Cincnnatu, Ohio, Safes
Herring aud company United siacs Eewior FTe ard Bur
glar-prOof safes. -.
proof safes and Combination Locks
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XIV.

Embraced in this group were the instruments
and apparatus of hygiene medicine surgery, prosthess
&c. OF l32 exhibitors to whom awards were made,
ind the following TO be the most prominent American
manufacturers:
McKisson Robbins New.YOrk, Pharmaceutical Prepare
tons.
CrandaiI a Son, New-YOrk Clutches.
Robert Shoemaker & Co.. Philadelphia, Penn, Drugs ana
Fluid Extracts.
j b. Seeley Philadelphia Penn. TruBses.
Elastic Truss Company, wYork, Trusscs
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XIX.

This Group was devoted to the exhibition OF
models OF vessels and apparatus OF transportation, In
Guiding lifeboats and salvage apparatus, propeller
wheels ropes steering apparatus, and even balloons and
their apparatus Tie exhibitors were few, and only 80
awards were made. Among them were the following TO
leading American exhibitors:
Irving Grinnell New H1fnbufg, ". W lee Yacht
POlIOn, Eswllr., MOhel VI schooner facht Sappho
A II Hark q Co, Nov York, FlaA rwines. go
TaI5Tence Wateri'try Il 60. NewYotk Manila Rope.
John A. Roobling's Sons Co, Trenton " j. Wire Ropes
r. Natars & Troy, Y. Y, PAPER Boats.
New YORK Safety Steam Power Company NewYork. steam
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XVIII.

Railway Plant, rolling stock and apparatus
and road engines" was the title OF this group. TIE cx-
bors were only GO In number, aud OF these I2 were
Americans The awards TO the inter most worthy Of
notice were follows:
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, Reading Penn
locomotives
Ne,yYors Ccgtra Railroad Company NewYor, Postal Car
Pennsy yania Raj road Company Altoona, Pennp uEt'd
Pullman Palace Car Company Chicago, Ill, Hotel, Paror,
Pennsyyania Railroad Company Altoona, Penn, Railroad
John stcphenson Company NcwYor Tramwsy Cars
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

S. james Hoiel-'The Hon. George Williamson, u
Mnstar 10 Central America and Henry Robinson OF Hart
fort. run Ao.nac HotsL-Congrssnan William T. trye and
Postmaster John smyth OF Albany, and Felix r. Brun0t OF
pitisburan. .. WsSiatHer Hobt-The Hon. John BgolOw,
Secretary OF state G. H. the sculptor .HoD
HOtssIohn King E Vice President OF the baltimore and
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