, 1873-04-25

ren1ssylyan'a Thomas Nas q New 5qrsey: De- Dr.: J.
ss s q csoana ri aso.so q e. 3Ss
Ialbournc Jo.srh pant, ind Wheeler q Connect.
icut; ". D. Bibb md Edwin .. howton, Of Georgia
iitnofs Josas E. % nrown vi snd % 4. Dawegg of Indiana
1atrea a. Williamson, 4, F.. l1ofer. e. r. carpener
aa Kau f. cappencr, c ~ Of Ken Hsntoty Frank Slorey
a W e was4s a T.
aia:ion Howe, b. 4. doddaFd aud Louis Wetsbten q
James nsey md Henry G. tswia .nsao o.
Shesiss f. s%i!h, H. ot = Mssos1i S.nss ?ss
i. Van Wrinkle, John Duncan, md @. DoWlttt Of NeW
Jersey; Prof. Davies, George saneE, L. "; Rogers,
William apnne j. Tsaaes 4 d5,',1t sto,n1s
6enaou AID Thrbr of Ss
". q. Kerr. of North oarolInn: h1ontgomery rhiser
5;oG2 sies T. g@ HF e D2eoa aSa Il
er, Thomas Bcaycr, John shnn, Henry ?. Moeto
Dsyid pS;o9ss =; Joseph Wart9n s1 sila9sn apa
Rhode Island Samuel Tate and L. ]. Dupro, Of Ten-
nesaoe; G. g. Morrill, and Loyi X Fuller, Of vcrmont
Wost virginia George ". saalloy, j. Russa1 Young,
BENJAMIN Il. Winthrop, Charles 4. TMokerman, md
sra a.ss sReara a. oas
District Of Columbia; James u. cayanagh, OF Monta-
.na Adolph 6uttmnn, OF New Mexico.
LIVING m VIENNA,
+ As waa stated racontly by THE Tn1BuNE's
special Vienna correspondent, there aro ncar1y .
million OF people living within the boundaries Of
I Vienna, in nbout 10000 houses. BY Yionna
house is meant largo lyo or eix-story building,
having as many as 100 to 500 ct them. Each
tenant Inns separate suite Of rooms, which in
cl..ao, according to his or her menns, greator
or lessor n11nber, either in tho second, third, or
hrat floor is occupied by stores, cafes, neagazns,
and restaurants. Most Of tho old inconsistencies
aud convonts Of tho City Of Vienna have boon
turned into tenenont houses, Romo Of them con-
however, belong mostly to tho poorer CLASSES:
The 722 streets Of Vienna nre nonrly nll either
macadnmizod Or paved with granite. Tho
sidewalks aro narrow, except on tho nlngatrasso,
tho Boulevard surrolnding the innor oItty mud
annually noarly q million Of aorins to repair
| her pavomonta. all AuRtrinn vehiolos boing 80
| heavy and cumbersome, tho granite pavement
syears out within tho short tilne Of two or three
| yenru.
Vienna is not tic cheapest city fn tho world
| As contraBtod with tho German citios, eyon with
Berlin, 1t iB much dearor. Tho cost prces OF food
| nro not 80 high, but tho Vionneso aro o1trav'
ngant in their taates, and then lodgings Gro un'
1norous builifngs recently erected, 1t is difficult
| to Obtain quarters at reasonable rates. II
tho Grand Hotel tho lowest priced roong are
even now, charged ut about 8l.50 o day. Table
1 u
aro dohr aud not good. Tho resta,,rantB II
| Vienna aro humorous, and the faro in tho main
| oxcellont. Tho bread Is prohably the bost in tht
world; loliciously crisp and aa white az snow,
Austria genorany-is tho aharp distinction
! drawn botWaen cafos and restaurants. 4 cafo IL
what its name pnrporta. a place to sip . pup ol
coIYoo and road the papers, or meet ones frcnda
utmost that ono Gun obtain In the eating limo il
roll or clke, or n sandwich. The oRtlut
plncoa are tile restaurants.
| TILE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-.
4 letter from Vienna, dated March 81, says
"1ho programme Of tho oongross, about to bt
| published, slludoa to tue division OF opinion or
protection to inventors. Ono party, enforced b,
tho oxamplo of Switzerland and Holland. do
mands tho total abolition Of patents, tho othor
complete reform and IN international System
opposing systems, tho tendency Of amplo protoc
tfon III one country to attract skilled operators
from the others, 10 alluded to as iikey to disturb
tho International balance Difficult as tn
itSo' no to pStSm step %sy e. soon III 1t what l. rsl
moro favorable for the oifort than an aHsan,blag'
FROM all parts Of tho world OF Representative
I rncu, boarinB ahor tribute to that height of cul
ture, to which education, labor, md inventive
[ and In accord with an Incentive presented by ths
Oovor,llnent of tho United stateu, tho Gonora
Directors Of tho Exposition Aayo resolved t.
CONNECT With 1t an International Congress- tt
vote, ~ may DO rrodiotod, In favor Of patent pro
tootion thon 1t will become It's duty to basa upo,
tho collective experience OF othor countries
declaration of fundamental principles for au In
| tor1lational reform OF patent legislation.
Tho Congress Will 1neot after tho jurios lay
finished their awards, OH tho 4th Of August, un
| der thcso ruioB,
rstmrhe coagssss wi no eempegea q st1e
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