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OF Design OF the Imperial and Royal Museum OF
Fine Arts applied to Industry in Vienna.

of Design of the Imperial and Roya, Museum OF
Fine Arts applied to Industry IN Vienna
BIZ the association or artists.
M. Christian Griepenkerl, Painter
NJ. Carl Kundtmann, Sculptor.
NJ. Franz Melnitzki, Sculptor
There will be Ave different kinds OF medals, for
the production OF which there has been general
competition among the artists o. various nations
form Of a medal for. dne art.
Exhibitors In former universal exhibitions will
receive FOR the progress they have made since the
last exhibition medal Tor progress.
Exhibitors for the first time taking part In uni
versal exhibition VIII receive, as reward for the
merit lhay AaVe shown IN national, economical
or technical point OF view, the medal for merit
nSnlnitors whose productions fulfil all the con.
have the medal for taste.
Finally, the assistants and workmen. who, ac-
cording 10 the statements made by the exhibitors.
have taken notable part in the production OF q
rewarded object, will have the medal for co-opera-
ton.
All viii be stamped In bronze and seven cent?
All five medals are to bear on the face the nor
trait q His Majesty the Emperor, with the nscrip-
ton in German:-
FRANZ JOSEPH l., KAISER Won oEsrERREIcH,
KoENIG Won BoEHMEN, ETC.; APosr KoEKIG
Won UNGARN.
Bohemia, &C. Apostolic King or hungary
The reverse side will be adorned with emblems
OF artistic representations in accordance with the
special design OF each medal, which design is left
to the artist. These emblems are to be furnished
with the following inscriptions in German:-
On the Medal for Fine Art
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1873, wIEN.-FUR KUNsT.
universal Exhibition, 1878, in Vienna-F0r Fine
Art.)
On the Medal for Progress -
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1873 wIEN.-DEM FORTsCHRITTE
Universal Exhibition, 1873 In Vienna.-F0r Prog
reSS.)
On the Medal for Merit
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1873, wIEN.-DEM vERDIENsTE.
universal Exhibition 1878, In Vienna.-FOr Merito
On the Medal for Good Taste:-
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1873, wIEN-FUR GUrEN GEsCH-
MACK
Universal Exhibition, 1879, In Vienna.-For Good
Tastc.)
On the Medal for C0-operatiOn:-
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1873 WIEN-DEM MITARBEITER.
Universal Exhibition, 1873, in vieAna.-To the Co
OperatOr.)
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l. Central Commission OF the Empire, under the
direction OF the Minister OF Finance.
PTestdent-The Privy Councillor BOutowsky, Dl.
rector OF the Department OF Commerce and Manu-
features.
Meraoers-For the Ministry Of the Court, Lieuten-
antGeneral Sokolovski, member Of the Cabinet Of
his Majesty the Emperor.
The Privy Councillor Kamenew, member Of the
Cabinet OF His Majesty the Emperor
For the Ministry OF Foreign Anairs-The Acting
Privy Councillor OF State Demidow Vice Director
OF the Department OF the Interior.
For the Ministry OF the Crown Landslide Acting
Councillor OF state Achtsepkine, Inspector OF Ag-
riculture, and the Councillor OF the University
Solsky, Director OF the Agricultural Museum OF ST.
Petersburg
For the Ministry OF Finance-The Prtvy Coun.
clllor Rachette, Director OF the Department OF
Mines
The Acting Counsellor Of State Kobeko, Director
OF the General Bureau OF the Ministry
The Acting Councillor OF State ErmakOw, Vice
Director OF the Department OF Commerce and Man.
uiactures.
The Councillor OF State Bacr, Chief OF Section In
the Department OF Commerce and Manufactures.
The Councillor OF state Popow, CHIEF OF Section
in the Department OF Customs.
General COn1f,iSsiOner-The Acting Councillor OF
state, DE Bielsky, Member OF the Commission.
Attache TO the General Commission, Mr.. william
stienel, correspondent Of the council OF Manuiac-
lures
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JURORS APPOINTED BY THE IMPERIAL
COMMISSION.

The following special jurors have been appointed
Mt the instance OF the Royal and Imperial Commits
sion, all being members OF scientific and CONNER
cial societies and professors OF colleges or high
schools in Austria and Hungary
MINING AND METALLURGY.
The Chevalier Peter OF TURNER; August Trey:
Chevalier DR.. Ferdinand Of Hochstetter; Chevalier
Franz OF Haner.
AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY.
Karl Adametz, Baron Won Washington, P. Mick
litZ, DR.. Joseph Arenstein, the Baron Charles of
Kielmausey the Baron A. Of Babo, DR.. Edward
FeuZl, Herr Tones, NJ. Joseph Thomas and Gustav
Elder Won Marenzoller.
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY.
DR.. Alexander Bauer, Professor OF Chemistry
Dr. Henry Hlasiwetz and NM. Michael Martscheko
and Emil Seybel.
AETIcIEs or FOOD As Isp ps PRODUCTS.
Chevalier Karl I. Won Mautner), Theodore A. 4.
Romer, julius Robert, Robert scnlumberger, Franz
Schmid, Roman Uni, Wilhelm Raschauer, Karl
warhenck V. Luxardo, the Baron George OF Plen.
ker and Or. julius Wiesner.
TEXTILE FABRICS.
G. l.. Falk, c. Onermann, the Chevalier Franz OF
Schmidt, Carl Luther, Johann CARRIER IT, Karl
Imarz Bruno Won Henneberg, August Kirselle, DR..
Frederick Lippman, Otto Hornbosted, Max Corn
perry Rudolph lsbary, J. X. Spannrapt, Franz
Buyati, Aten Harpke c. Drachler, Karl thinner
mann. Chcvaller Won Gollhem, Karl Giant, Peter
Habik, Max Strasmy, Joseph Gunkel, ST., Alfred
Frunkel, Chevalier Edwards Won Haas, Ignaz Ortiz
mann, Hienoich Backe and the Chevaier Frederick
LEATHER AND INDIA RUBBER INDUSTRY
Friedricd Suess, Ludwig Rethoffer, Isidor Schenk
and Hermann Gchardus.
METAL INDUSTRY.
Baron Wertheim. X. Pm. Wagner, August Schue-
hart, f. W. Haardt, Richard Reuter-, X. Dlttmar,
Joseph Matzenauer, Joseph Wernd Oswald Mach
anek Max Mauthner (ef Michael Gsdschmidt Il
Son's) and Jacob Fake.
WOOD INDUSTRY.
DR.. w. F. Exner, N. Joseph Thonet, Joseph Dasa-
tiel, Leopold Gromann, Karl Leistler and julius
D1rfel.
STONE, EARrHENwARE AND GLASS INDUSTRY.
DR.. Edward schmidt, DR.. Emil Serrich, Alos
Hauser and Ludwig Lobmayr
HARDWARE INDUSTRY.
Alois Mayer AdOfph strehblow, Ferdinand Lauf-
berger, Albert Ludwig, Alois Hannusch, Theodor
Theyer.
PAPER INDUSTRY.
MoriZ Won Arth and Ignaz Nagel.
GRAPHICAL ARTS.
Achilles Elder ven Meetings., Anton j. Beck,
Gustav Schestag, Edward Sicger
MACHINERY.
Chevalier Wilhelm Won Engerth, Counsellor; c.
Pfan, DR.. ignaz Heger Jacob Lohner and the Cheva-
lier Won Grimburg.
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
Dr. Joseph Herr and Wilhelm KRAFT
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DR.. Edward Hanslik and Emil Dessof.
ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING.
Her 0tta Won Altvatter, Engineer, and Albert
Won Uein, Building Contractor.
PLASTIC ART.
Professor Frederick Schmidt, Chevalier Helm
rich Won F0rstel, Professor and Architect: Cheva-
lier Thcophil Won Hansen, Professor, and Pro-
lessor August Eisenmenger
EDUCATION AND MENTAL CULTIVATION.
Aiois CZedik Won Br1ndisburg, DR.. Il. Suess DR..
Rokhausky, DR.. Jellnet, DR.. L0renz, DIR. r. Dittes
DIR. r.. J. Pisko, Dr. Edmund Reitlinger and Cheva-
lier Won MOeenthal, Doctor and Counsellor.
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THE PATENT CONGRESS.

one OF the most important, perhaps indeed, the
most important. OF the congresses thus to be held
is that proposed by the President Of the United
states for the consideration OF the patent laws OF
all nations and the international protection OF In
ventors Should the Congress vote, may be pre-
dictcd, in favor OF patent protection, then It VIII
become its duty to base upon the collective expe-
Renee or other countries declaration OF funda-
mental principles for an international reform OF
patent legislation. The Congress will meet, after
the uries have finished their awards, on the Atm Of
August, under these rules:-
/. The Congress will be composed OF skilled work
men, manufacturers men Of tecnnlcal science, po-
litlcal economists and other experts.
q The governments exhibiting TO be represented
3. Application for participation to be made
through the Expos ton Commissioners, domestic
and foreign, before end OF June. $500,
a A committee OF preparation viii be appointeu
nv the General Direction OF the Exposition 10 pre-
mare the materials and matters OF inquiry.
g. The Director General, Baron Schwarz-Senpo'"
CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE.
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Italy.

According to q royal decree, issued from the
palace Of the King Victor Emmanuel. the Commits
sion to represent Italy is as follows:-
F1estdent-Dr. wtmpnen, Of the Department. Of
Agriculture. ~
Executive CO1nDsisstOnerS-Me r. de Cipolla
Engineer; R. de Codazza, Director OF the Industrial
Museum at Turin, Professor Massini; X. de PozzO-
lni, State Major and Attache OF the Italian Lega-
ton at Vienna, and X. de Siemoni, Inspector Gen.
eral OF Forests.
Honorary MEMBERSHIPS Highness Prince Baldas,
sare Odelscalchi, Count Lovatelli, Count Pandolfn
Count BorOmeO and NJ II. de Bigami.
Municipal sentdttOn-Each large city in the
Kingdom has It's special committee and general
director.
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Although Persia cannot be said to have a formal
commission, she Is nevertheless as ably represented
at the great Worlds Fair as most OF the European
Powers. In addition to the individuals now in.
stalled in Vienna, the great head of the nation will
shortly be in attendance. The Monde Russo states
that the shah will arrive in Moscow on or about
the 9Th inst, expecting to be in St. Petersburg on
the 18th OF May, whence he will come to Vienna.
The Schahynschah king Of Kings will be accom-
panied by brilliant suite, consisting OF the Minis
ter OF War, Prince Narbos Setenet; Chief of the
Army, FirOuz- Murza; Prince Ali-Kou- Mira, Min
lister OF Commerce, Director Of Manufactures and
Mines and Supervisor OF Printing and Telegraphy;
Mira Youssof Of the Finance Department, Grand
Master Of the Wardrobe Director OF Customs and
Chief of the Royal Stables; Gholam- Hossein- Knan
Minister Of Justice; Doust-Ali- Khan, Comptroller
General OF Finance and Director OF the Royal Mint;
Pacha-Khan Privy Counsellor; Mohammed Nassir-
Khan Grand Master of Ceremonies; the Chancel-
lor Grand Chamberlain, eight dignitaries OF the
Court, two subordinate masters OF ceremony two
private secretaries Nasser-edDin will also be &C.
companied by O small force OF the Royal body.
guard, under the command OF the GeneraLin- Chief
In person, and about fifty servants OF various
grades The Persian Minister at st. Petersburg,
za-Abdourrakhim- Khan, and the Secretaire-
Drogman OF the Legation, Mira Davoud, will meet
the royal party at Resent, on the Caspian Sea.
Colonel Kavaline, an attache OF the Department OF
Public Works at st. Petersburg will act as c0yrer
en- Uovage. His Imperial Highness the Persian
Prince Risakouli-Mirza aide-de- camp to the En-
peror of Russia and cousin german to the Shah,
will probably travel with the latter; he will await
the arrival OF the Oriental travellers at Moscow on
on behalf Of his imperial master.
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Japan.
The Commission nominated by the Mikado con-

The Commission nominated by the Mikado con-
sists Off
President Arisogawa, Command erin chief Of the
Imperial Army.
Vice Presidents Okuma, Prime Minister; Shibon-
sawa, Minister OF Finance; Yam0, Minister OF Pub
lie Works; Sano. Chief Secretary, and Matchida,
Inspector OF Schools
European Commission President Excel
lency the Count d'Ostiani.
Vice P-estdent-M Dohmen.
SecTetdTv-Mr. M. p. Kemperman
Membership. Wagner, Professor OF Mathematics
at Jeddo; E. de Bavier, Jr.; c. Kramer, botanist,
and II. de SlebOld.
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Commissioner Geaerdl-M. Fradesso de Silveira.
MensberS-M. Edward Wiener; NJ. de welten,
Portuguese Consul at Vienna; Baron de Santos
the Chevalier Jean; M. de Magalhas, Engineer;
the Viscount de villar-Aen; the viscount de Bon
Vista, OF RenalcOnior.
Special Emp,OveS-M. Ferreira de Silva, having
charge OF the arranging OF the collections; M. Nj.
A. Pinto Leal, superintendent and Accountant: M.
J. F. de Costa Ramos having charge OF the tcchni-
cal section OF exhibits NJ J. de Silva, charged with
the ''instaatons.r
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Archttecf-Mr. Fontana.

Arcnttect-Mr. Fontana.
AuIHfaip C0inUrtcees.
(d) the Auxiliary Committee Oh Moscow-prcsl-
dent, the Acting Councillor OF State, Victor pou-
tousky (eigat Commissioners.
dent, Mr.. Caslmr Wolda lelghteen commissioners.
(c) The Auxiliary Committee OF Odessa-.res
dent, the Prince Dabya, Chamberlain eight Com
Ia The Auxiliary Committee OF Kiew-Presi-
dent NJ. seietzki, Marshal OF the Nobility ave Com
lei The Auxiliary Committee OF Rga-Presi.
dent, Councillor de Nagemeister three Commis-
u The Auxiliary Committee OF Helsingfors-
President, Mr.. Bremen, Vice lntendant uour Com
President General Balliowzek five Commission
ers).
~ The Auxiliary Committee of Irkontsk-Presi-
H. The Auxiliary Committee OF Tinis-President
General Astafiew mine CommissiOners).
The King is President OF the Commission oscar
H. having been first appointed to the honorary p0-
sition 1t now falls to his SUCCESSOR.
Commissioner General-General Won Dardel.
Archttect-M. Jacobsen.
Kembers--M KammerJunker M. Theodore Odel-
berg, Professor Richard Ockermann and Mr.. p. X.
ArbO. The latter has charge OF the works or art.
Switzerland.
Commissioner General-Colonel Reiter, of Win
terthur.
iSscretarv-M. Glauzmann, of Luzerne.
Spain.
President Of the C0mnafssion-Don Augustin
PasCual.
Vice President-D0n Jose Castroy Serrano.
First Secyptdry-DOn Francisco Divis
Second SecTetaT'y-D0n Y. Benet.
Ag,,c'Atu,dt Sectton-Don Emilio Santos
Spain also sends a numerous delegation, headed
by Senior Don Manuel de 10 Concha.
Turkey.
The Imperial Ottoman Commission is thus
represented
Commissioner General-Hamdy Bey, introducer
OF ambassadors
Members Of the Commission.
Colonel Fayk Bey (G. Della Sudda) Colonel DR..
Abdullah Bey; Mr.. Seefelder and Montani Effendi
Chief Accountant, Hadji Rassim Elfendi; Secretary,
Edward Bey Alexanian; Attache, Bedros Enendi
IakenderiQn.
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The Netherlands chief representative is NJ. Van
Oordt, VINO, with M. J. b. de Bordes State Engi-
neer, win take charge Of the department. allotted
to the country. A special commission, represent
ing the various commercial and manufacturing in
terests, Is present also.
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Gregor Bengescu has been named Commissioner
General for this state at the Vienna Exhibition.
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Great Britain Is represented by His Royal High
ness Albert Edward, Prince Of Wales, IS honorary
Commissioner General, while the duties OF the
once fall upon Sir Andrew Buchanan, Mr.. Cunlife
owen and full special commission.
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FOREIGN COMMISSIONERS.


Commissioner Geaeral-General Thomas Van
Buren,
Mayer, Assistant, New York; DR.. Anthony Rup-
paner New York; Hon. Thomas McElrath, New
York Mr.. Robert Sargent, New York; Mr.. A. E..
Stiasny, New York; Mr.. william M T. Round
Massachusetts,; Hon. Clayton McMichael, Pennsyl-
vania Mr.. Lewis Seasongood, Ohio; Hon. H. Gar
rettson, Ohio; Mr.. G. s. Blodgett, Vermont; Mr..
Edward Gottheil, louisiana; Mr.. Isaac Cook, OF
Missouri.
THE NEW COMMISSIONERS.
Owing to alleged Irregularities in the appoint
ment Of several ofthe foregoing members they have
been suspended and the following gentlemen sub.
sttuted :-Messrs. Spang, Of Plttsburg; Legrand p
Cannon, Theodore Roosevelt and Jackson s.
Schultz
Advisory Committee OF Cttizens-Chairman Hon.
Samuel B. Rugges; Secretary, Professor Charles
A. low. COlumha College.
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Dess Debar OF West Virginia; George Smalley, J.
Russell Young BENJAMIN X. Winthrop, Charles X.
Tuckerman and DIR. Thomas Buckier, at large; Il.
N. Hamilton, of Colorado; Richard X. Evans,
Richard d. Cults David Edes, Joseph Enthonee
and Arthur II. Brown, OF the District ol Columbia;
James M. Kavanagh, OF Montana; Adolph Quit
man, OF New Mexico.
California is represented by special committee
with Professor Daniel c. Gilman as Chairman.
The New England States are also specially repre-
sented at Vienna
Belgium.
Belgium is represented by Baron 7. Kint de
Roodenbeke Csenator), as Chief OF the Commission;
Mr.. Jannssens. Royal Architect; Mr.. J. Leclerc as
General superintendent Of the Belgian Depart
ment.
Brazil.
Brazil win be well represented, though the space
devoted to that country Is comparatively small.
The following is the Imperial COmmissi0n:-
Fyesident-Prince August, OF xe-Coburg -Gotha.
Commissioners Ge,seTdl-BRron de Porto SECURE,
Minister OF the Empire at the Court OF Vienna; M.
dc PPa Asfe sran as Ryas
Caron de CarapeDus, Chamberlain to the Empress
at Rio.
President OF the Exhibition ConnnfSsf0n-High
Privy Counsellor and Ministerial Director, Herr
Arcnitect-Herr Klymann.
COMMISSIONERS.
0tU<Tt-MulSJeIlal COuuSellOT CdTl 1uTDdu.
Observation-Disclosures OF the Interior Won Pfeuer
Bvenaen-Heinrich Claussen, Vice President OF
the Chamber OF Commerce.
ElsdSS LOthy1nge7l- Sybel.
HdYfsbuTO-Herr Johannes (SenatOr).
HeSSe-Ftnance Minister Scheirmacher.
LUbeCf-Senat0r Kulenkamp.
AecElenberO- Schtcertn-Dr. Dippe.
NecklessberO- Streittz-Dr. Kammerherr Won
PetersdOrf.
Osdenouy0-Minister Of the Interior Baron G. Il.
E. de Berg.
Sa10nvLChief OF the Third Section OF the Depart
ment Of the Interior and Privy Counsellor Baron
Weinlig.
Sa1e kefntnger-Privy Counsellor A. o. Giseke,
Secretary OF the Interior
SAGE Wetnadr-Visenach-D Schonburg.
WurtemberO-Dr. Won Stenbeis.
There are also other special representatives, in
Guiding DIR. Hermann Wedding and DR.. Hugo Thiel,
OF Berlin; Counsellor and DR.. M. Wiessner, from
Dresden; DR.. Raimnnd Schramm, from StrasbOurg,
and DR.. Fink from Mayence, &c, DC.
Greece.
Commissioner General-Professor Jean A. SOutzo.
Assistant Com TaiSSiOnerS-M M. MansOlOs, Chief
Of Section at the Ministry OF INFERIOR Orphandes.
Professor In the University at Athens; BOujanska,
Captain OF Engineers and Inspector OF Mines, and
the Chevalier de Maxta, Greek Consul General at
Vienna.
Great Britain.
Great Britain Is represented by His Royal High
meas Albert Edward Prince NJ Walea an honorary
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me IOHOWlnS persons were appointed by the
President TO attend the Exhibition, under the Joint
resolution OF Congress, approved February H.
1873
Practical Artisdns-N. NJ. Lowe, Massachusetts
Charles Davis, Pennsylvania; J0sephV Meigs, ass
X Nurnsee, Maryland; Lewis ]. Hinton New York
Lyman Bridge, Illinois; George A. Stanberry, Ohio.
Scsen,tfc Me1a-E. n. Horstord, OF Massachusetts
ford OF New York Peter Collier OF Vermont: X.
u. Thurston, OF New Jersey; L. j. Beech, Of vir-
gina, and John A. Warder Of Ohio.
Of P snnsu,y. Coasssaosers-! Dawson Coleman,
=, W. hoyt, OF Wisconsin; j. II. Speed and Frank
Draxeier, OF Alabama; A. M. Donald OF Arkansas;
saTes newman, OF California; George w. Parker,
connecticut; w. G. Bibb and Edwin d. Newton, OF
georgia j. M. Gregory, Allen w. Stolp and Charles
Of ind o, ,nols Jesse 3 Brown and A. Ballweg,
rarnar m ssmes A. Williamson, A. r. Hofer, @.
Henry Sarstedt. OF Kansas; G. +. Carpenter. oi
kentucky; Frank Morey and Henry vignaud, OF
Wa1tsrs II M. Edwln sherman OF Maine; w T.
Derby, Z. I. Melen, Henry Marion Howe. D. A.
Goddard and Louis Weisbein of Massachns ia
James BiTney and Henry Q. Lewis, OF Michigan
Mississippi; H.. G. Crevelling, q. II. Koch and
Charles A. Smith, OF Missouri; II. j. Wisner' John
Il. Van Wrinkle, John Duncan and @. Dewitt.
OF New Jersey; Professor Davies (.eorgc
Sauer, L. W. Rogers, William q. GnnneII. ! n
sherwood, Francis A. Stout, George W. Sllcox n
Raymond, Jackson =. Schultz, Douglas TAYLOR and
George Thurber, OF New YORK; W. G. Kerr, OF
North Carolina Montgomery Phister, 0. q. leo.
pold, Freeman Thorpe and @. Mendelhall, OF Ohio
Charles T.. Smith, OF oregon; Howard Painter
Thomas Beaver. John Shinn, Henry ID. Moore.
Charles NJ. Mes, OF pennsylvania; Elisha Dyer Of
Rhode Island; Samuel Tate and l.. j. Dupre, or
Tennessee; &. s. Morrill, and Levi X. Fuller, OF
Vermont: Moses r. Hardy Of Virginia; J. II.
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Commissioner GeneTal-Professor Jean A. SOutzo
Assistant Com nsiSsiOnerS-M. M. MansolOs, Chief
OF Section at the Ministry OF Interior; Orphandes
Professor In the University at Athens; BOujanska,
Captain OF Engineers and Inspector OF Mines, and
the Chevalier de Maxta, Greek Consul General at
Vienna.
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CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE
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Belgium is represented by Baron I. Kint d.
Roodenbeke Csenator), as Chief OF the Commission
Mr. Jannssens Royal Architect; Mr.. J. Leclerc o.
General superintendent Of the Belgian Depart
ment
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The Chevaier Francis de Hopfen, President Of
The Credit Foncier, in Vienna.
M Otto Hornbostel, Manufacturer LONDON 1851
and 1892 Paris, 1851.
The Chevalier Theodor de Hornbostel Director
Of the Credit Mobiier in Vienna Qondon, 1861
Paris 1861
The Count Ernest de Hoyos- sprinzenste,n Pro.
prietor OF Estates london, 1882.
Dr. Joseph Hyrtl, Auc Counsellor and Professor
~ me University london, 1862; Paris, 1851.
N; X. lsbary, Manufacturer london, 1862; Paris,
N. Samuel Jagermayer Merchant and Director
N. Charles Jenny, Imperial Royal Professor at
the Polytechnical School Of Vienna.
M William Jesse, Administrator OF the Estates Of
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Albrecht Lion.
don, 1851, 1862; Paris, 1855, 1861.
The Chevalier Charles de Keissler, Manager OF
The Chevalier Moriz of K1nigswarter, Banker
and Danish Consul General
IN. Wilhelm Kobensteiner, Chief Of Section at
the Imperial Ministry OF Commerce.
M. Albert Klein de Wiesenberg, proprietor OF
iron works london, 1851 1852; PARIS. 1856, 1867
M; Asgas, Kiein' Manufacturer london, 1892
n. William Kraft, Manufacturer 1ondon, 1892.
Cnevailer aired oe kremer, Imperial and Royal
The Baron Max de Kubeck, Proprietor Of Estates
M. August Kunerle, Manufacturer London, 1862 |;
N. Kari Rundmann Sculptor.
u. Ferdinand Laufperger, Artistic Painter.
Chevaler Frederic de Leitenberger Manufac-
fActurer london, 1851 and 1852; Paris, 1866 and
The Baron John de Liebig, Manufacturer lion.
don, 1851, 1862; Paris, 1855, 1867.
m. Lewis Lobmeyr, Manufacturer london, 1862
Paris. 1857.
The Chevalier Maurice de L0hr, Counsellor at the
Ministry OF Interior london, 1892.
The Baron Arthur de LUwenthal, Member OF the
Common Council Of Vienna london, 1852.
N. Charles Marz, Merchant In Vienna.
N. Jacob Manner, Manufacturer.
M. Michael Matschek0 Chemist and Manufacturer.
The Chevaller Henry de Maurer, Proprietor Of
Estates london, 1852; Paris, 1867.
DR.. Cajetan Baron Mayrau, Director of the Credit
Mobilier In Vienna.
The Chevalier DR.. Franz Carl OF Mayrbofer. Presi-
dent OF the Directors OF the Credit Bank for Trade
and Commerce.
M Achilles Melingo, Member OF the Common
Souncll OIL vienna london, 1862; Paris, 1867.
M. francis Mayr, Chevalier de Melnhof Proprie-
toI VI Estates LONDON, 1862: Paris 1857
His Exceilency the Count Franz OF Mercandin,
Prlvy counsellor aud President of the Imperial
COmptroers Department
uich-W .rnenburg. "
The Chevalier Georg OF Mulbosich, Contre A dmi.
raj
The Chevalier Alois OF Moser, Chief OF Section IN
the Ministry OF Finance "
M. Alexander de Nadosy, ImperiaI ana Poval
General and chamberlain. $50 ~ =
NJ Johann Newald, Director OF the Forest Acade-
my at Mariabrunn.
M. Joseph Neuwirth, Author,
M. Joseph Nikola, Member Of the Common Conn
ell OF VIENNA.