New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
THE REPORTS on THE EXHIBITION.
TWENTY IMPORTANT PAPERS BY EXPERT MEN-MR.
MCCORMICK CALLS on HIS Assistants TO CHI
THEIR REPORTS ~ By APRIL l.

TWENTY IMPORTANT PAPERS BY EXPERT MLN-M''
MCCORMICK CALLS on HIS ASSISTANTS TO GET
THEIR REPORTS ~ By APRIL l.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l
| WASHINGTON, March Ex-Governor Mccormick
Commissioner General to the Paris Exposition, has
requested the Assistant-C Commissioners to complete
and forward to him their reports by the list of next
month. The following is a list of these reports;
Covernor Il C. Mccormick Commits ioner-C ieneral-
The administrative bureaus OF the American repre-
sentation al the Paris Exposition OF 1873"
+ A p barnard. of Ney-York President OF Columbia
College Assistant Commits soner General" The Expo
stiOn at large and the general results thereof"
Cambria Iron Works and President OF the American
and steel Association" Iron and Steel"
Donald G.. Mitchell, ike MARVEL of Connecticut
" Household furniture and accessories"
William W. story. of MASSACHUSETTS, Art"
William T. Porter. OF Delaware, artisan expert" Ma
Thomas b. Furglson, OF MARYLAND, Commissioner OF
fish and flsheries-" Fish ara fisheries"
William 4. Anderson Of Virginia, Of the Tredgar Iron
Works." Transportation
George ". Campbell of Ohio. grapc-grower-" Horti-
John j. woodman, OF Michigan president of the Mich
f G2ai Gs@3SoF' A''O'a'OH ana practical ''r~'F
A. j. Swecny Of West Virginia. MAYOR of Wheeling,
artisan expert" The latest devices III machinery"
samuel Dyshar Of Illinois, stock raiser" Live
Thomas f. Jenkins of Kentucky, Professor of Chemis-
Floyd h. Baker Of Kansas, Editor of The Topeka Com
james ID. Hague Of California, mining engineer
" Mines and mining"
Pierce N. b. Young. Of Georgia. planter" Cotton"
ArIsdes Gerard, OF Louisiana, INVENTOR Steam en-
Joshua O. Chamberlain. Of Maine. president OF Bow
dom College and cX-(iOyCrnOT Of Maine" Educdtion
Eliot c. Jewett, of Missouri, mining engncer-"Iecl-
meal schools"
The following named reports have been requested
from Honorary Commissioners appointed by the
President on the nomination of the Governors OF
States:
William PBlakp OF Connecticut. Editor OF the Reports
Of the representation Of the United States AZ the Paris
EXPOSITION OF 1867 Commissioner Of the United states
at The Vienna Exposition III 1873 and Commissioner 10
Edward II. Knight OF the District Of Columbia, Editor
OF Mechanical Dictionary" Agricultural lmple-
mcnts"
The reports will he carefully collated and indexed
by the Commissioner General and delivered to the
Government printer by May 1. They will ill four
volumes royal octave, uniform with the reports on
the Paris Exposition of 1867 and Vienna of 1873.
The Commlssoner-General learned from the
DrectorGeneral of the Exposition that, in spite of
DELAYS in the execution Of the medals. ho may ex-
pect the medals during the month of March As
soon as received they will be forwarded TO those 10
whom they were awarded.
The CommisSioner-Gcneral expects TO close up
the affairs of his office by July l. 1t appears that
there will be a handsome sum TO the credit of the
Government out Of the 100000 appropriated for
proper representation OF the United States at Paris.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
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