131 Dick, C. J. A., Philadelphia , Pa. ,
Phosphor Bronze Smelting Works, 2038Washington avenue. — Phosphor bronzeingots, axle bearings, castings, bells, wire,sheets, tubes, etc. A 6, 42. 513
132 Eames, Charles J., New York ,
N. Y.—Petroleum iron boiler plates, forgeblooms, billets, jack plates, horseshoes,etc. {Annex 1.) 513
132 « Roberts, E. A. L., Titusville , Pa .—Compound metal. C 78. 513
133 Reed, S. G., Boston , Mass. —Appa-
ratus for heating locomotive and carriagetires with gas; portable gas attachmentfor lighting streets. E 69. 513
134 Malleable Iron Fittings Co.,
Brawford, Conn.—Malleable iron steamand gas fittings and castings. A 4. 513
135 Lawrence, Frank, Philadelphia ,
Pa.—Cupola and trier. (In building of C.Noble &■> Co.) 513
135 « Phosphor Bronze SmeltingWorks, C. J. A. Dick, Philadelphia , Pa .
—See No. 131. 513
135 ^ Harris, Samuel, Springfield ,Mass. —Sifting machines. (Adjoining An-nex 2.) 513
136 Keystone Portable Forge Co., 120Exchange Place, Philadelphia , Pa.—Por-table forges and pressure and exhaustblowers; forges, portable or stationary,for hand or power, forty-seven styles andsizes, for every class of work from lightestto heaviest, and patented and sold in allleading countries. English , French , andBelgian patents for sale. Also blowersfor every purpose requiring either pres-sure or exhaust; all shown in operation.(Annex No. 1, Machinery Hall.) 514
137 Carnell, F. L. & D. R., 1844 Ger-
mantown avenue, Philadelphia , Pa.—Steam hammers. See illustrated cata-logue. (Annex 1 and 3.) 514
137 a Kacy, Robert F., Philadelphia ,Pa.—Hand fan-blower. ( Adjoining An-nex 2.) 514
138 Forsaith, S. C., & Co., Manchester ,
N. H.—Abbe bolt forging machine, springhammers. E 39 and annex. 514
139 Ferris & Miles, Philadelphia , Pa.—
Machine tools and steam hammers. B31 and 32. 514
140 Merrill, Chas., & Sons, New York ,
N. Y.—Drop hammer, parallel vises,differential blocks. C 4 and An-nex 2. 514
141 Hammond, H., & Co., Hartford ,
Conn.—Cast steel hammer, anvil, and dropforgings. A 41. 514
142 Metz, George W., & Sons, Philadel phia , Pa.—Bellows. (Annex 1.) 514
143 Bayliss, John, New York , N. Y.—
Hot blast water tuyere and forge, black-smiths’ bellows, portable forge and bel-lows. (Annex 1.) 514
144 Bradley Manufacturing Co., Syra cuse , N. Y.—Cushioned helve hammers.
B 29. 514
145 Tubular Barrow & Truck Manufac-
turing Co., New York , N.Y.—Self-actingsteam hammer. (Annex 1.) 514
146 Empire Portable Forge Co., Troy ,
N. Y.—Portable fan-blowing forges. (An-nex x.) 514
For classes of exhibits, indicated by numbers
147 Bullock, T. H., & Co., Cleveland ,
O.—Blacksmiths’, moulders', hand, andcoopers’ bellows. (Annex 1.) 514
148 Hull & Belden Co., Danbury , Conn.
—Power forging hammer, samples ofdrop forgings. C 72. 514
148^ Mason, John L., Camden , N.J. —Tire shrinker, blacksmiths’ tuyere andpinch bar. (Annex 1.) 514
148^ Schierloh, H., Jersey City , N. J.—Heat welding compound, with samples ofiron and steel welded. (Annex 1.) 514
148^ Stiles & Barker Press Co., Mid dletown , Conn.—B 34, and Annex 1.a Drop hammers. 514
b Sheet metal presses. 515
148^ Pusey, Jones, & Co., Wilmington ,Del.—D 33.
a Riveting machine. 514
b Sheet iron cleaner. 515
149 Howard, George C., 13^S. Eight-
eenth street, Philadelphia , Pa.—Grind-stone box, hacker, for truing and sharpen-ing the stone, drill-press, boring and sap-ping machine. B 31. 515
150 Cooper, Tohn H., Philadelphia , Pa .—Mocfel or mechanical movement. C
3 1 - 5i5
151 Mitchell, J. E., Philadelphia , Pa .
Founded, 1810.—Column of 38 varieties ofgrindstones; two thousand tons in stock;seven sizes of machinists' grindstones iniron boxes. Send for descriptive pamphlet.B 28 and 29. 515
152 Sternbergh, J. H., Reading , Pa.—
Surface-grinding machine, bolts, nuts,washers, rivets, wood screws, etc. B37- 5i5
153 American Twist Drill Co., Woon socket , R. I. —Automatic knife-grinders,emery wheels, and machinery. C
3 2 - 5i5
154 Cooper, Jones, & Cadbury, Philadel phia , Pa.—Lathes. B 19. 515
155 Wattis, Edward, jr., Philadelphia ,
Pa.—Patent pocket flasks, with metalliccollars secured without cement. B34 - 515
155^ Laurence, Benjamin, Lowell ,Mass.—Index and plain milling machine.B 29. 515
155^ Sawyer, J. A., & Son, Worcester ,Mass. —Combined hand and power ironplaner, Hill, Clarke, & Co., selling agents,Boston , Mass . C 40. 515
155^ Galligher, Bernard, Lynn , Mass .—Emery grinder; drills. C 39-40. 515
155<^ Weed & Co., Boston , Mass. —Filecutting machine. G 30. 515
156 Stevens, W. X., East Brookfield,
Mass.—Centre cutting shears for iron,to cut old steamboat shafts, rails, chainlinks, bolts, angle and merchant iron, cold;power unlimited. B 34. 515
157 Ferris & Miles, Philadelphia , Pa.—Planing, shaping, slotting, drilling, cut-off, turning, boring, punching, and shear-ing machines. B 31-32 and Annex 1. 515
158 Brown & Sharpe ManufacturingCo., Providence , R. I.—Machinery andtools. Manufacturers of universal andplain milling machines, grinding, screw,and tapping machines, screw finishing and
at end of entries, see Classification, pp. 13-15.