New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
SCIENTISTS GROWING WEARY
LESS INTEREST AT PHILADELPHIA
MAN, DETERMINED TO BE HEARD, FURNISHES
DIVERSION.
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the H.t OF papers remaining TO be- read seemed to IN
Crude smaller number Of interesting topics The
chic tains in the army of scientists had evidently
fought the battle and the field had been abandonedto
tbc camp followers. The e2ger1ess with Whi'h inc
lesser lights attempted TO prevent the discussion oil 'H'
fes really valuable papers, As 60 allow their own 10
come before the sections betrayed the fear that they
had Of being unable air the result of their eNploa
tion, Those fortunate enough IN having their com
muncatons presented At an early date looked Wltn III
difference upon the -quabbles which cnsued whenever
the discussion OF paper seemed too long to the 'e's
fortunate Of their colleagues The ab-ence, too oil
many IF the foreign guests Wa noticeable. WITH
fcw exceptions they had left the ely. either t. go
home drccl, or 10 make of the opportunity pre-
,catcd to thau 10y several railway comp lnic- oi '--
ng yarol points Of interest in different parts Of the
country. 4 number OF excursions Al greatly reduced
rates have been planned some Of them extending a.
/ far as Colorado. and the Rocky Mountains; others
going a. far only the Caverns of Lurav the NAM
/ moth Cave the White Mountains or niagara tAlia'
Those who remain behind are entertained by proinl-
ncnt citizens of Philadelphia in the neighborhood OF the
city, al the seaside or in the mountains. With singular
unanmity they expires, Themselves highly pleased
with their sav here and the Inequalities extended TO
! them They acknowledge. With frankness. the value
Of the information gathered b. them in th 'r short IN
teIcourse with American scientists. They have le'r'u
MANY interesting facts, Of which they were hitherto
ignorant Indeed there seems 70 be every disposition
on their part to do justice 10 the work of American
scientists, and they carry away with them Impressions
of esteem and appreciation which are Iecip."oAed by
/ their American colleagues.
- dom, by them.
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known heretofore have been presented to the a7soca
I 'oi '. ''' OVID ''''''.i' 81 ' -
ton Professor Hid -aId, comm nic ltan regarding tLe
H i,r.c. of the sea level between the mouth of the
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, triniUon iu the discovery ~ a. human t''iA Ih
stratum which would demon r.t. tle ami putty of nan
800 tbs continent; g. Professor Morse interesting ''-
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ton oday ,lau when it FIRST proposed and there
t-- mo- Indication. that =. VIII he seriously considered
/ f.. ...l a. man. r.. az +i.. o.s..-.,ti. r.
+ ny 'H' morn -''' -'.i 81" ' "
fUT IRE PRESS BILE 'iI'. NiIiiuois4.
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,oa.r nHo AlI been announced 9 i'ad I"p'. 10 'H'
Academy. Immediately eft the adi lllums.t o.! the
f .,,- ri,.. o..a ,,.. %, .,,-ra. Cos e.,..iaI,.
as Nr NAlteHoI.e no the afternoon "r.'p t" '' ue-
liver h. lecture. an was prevented from doing -p only
/ A., ,t ;,.r tt, f,-.lir,. who. under instructions
7 Dom the standing committee Iel'''' I'D WI" %" '"'
gas To-day toward te close of proceedings gentle
. ,f, t,,-,rd f,r.,,,J d, b. Mr. Wbi.eno,i,e Was
- -. -. tr.,, tba ai,. and take - seat on the
.tase " here e began To- .ddre- the president ee-tc
rlatnr ' .1y l =, ia t,,i, o ES III
T pr@,cnt at lis best but poorly equipped to direct
| the proce' dug- of Q mretls .v'- in az '| i't
uliI- To- ... -, ~, .,,. t;,,4 10 ti.e proceeding.
/ Nh Wtirbou.. finally marched into tlc body OF the
house and one of thc secretaries stepped Co. fhe front
OF tut stage aud again made the auuounc'ment that
/ tie association Do 100 way was fc l.u-i'l' '. hi.
Warehouses; lecture. " Tire statement ir -"'' "P-
/ pears 100 % morning per t''. Pc Ini--I'i u" IT 'I
Upon lc close Of ac session. The standing committee
desires to sta." THAT nom authority las A"I o''o "o
/ talurL t.
This produced sensation and coAiio'eI7N' MGR
rpr-ed hy protest The putting of motions ana counter
Factions cnsued which heDl tle mousse from Iil"--
asleep. J. WAS evidently tl.Il.l n'iWctn tLr al-
i,reut. 81 Nf. NGtrhoC.c and BIS opponents amer
,,r.. i..,.. talking. Mr. " hi,enoIsc unui1 got The
H1,r anal insisted upon his right. as member of tie
iiiol" 20 pat motion. This oa, al fret denied
bt % nervous obi gentleman. bout He was o'r,iu i
Mr uitrhDl.c th"reIp'n exclaimed % IONA voice.
NOV, that Mr. Cope 'u'el''~r nc allowed i' use
dukeucd iu au, pat OBJ Ihliadclpll o show. 10y
lantern and slides those parts Of CD" LnYan deserts
which bee BIAS personally examined, ald 90 conl nance
with Oh. announcements DE ha, made second u,
came lIoul rear row.
Gent. men YoI nave h'.fh lHt o' -'' 'u' ''.-
ing prc-Ia..tt h1t h~ WIS soon interrupt .I ma ~.
other scene of confusion cn7ucd. iht u-h'J "l Pc ''
Was tuat ile lt'-idcht a-'IA ,''''" '' l"' ;,
Id. BEL
would NOT arti1rIe me present i'l'h oi VT. y" ".'-
houses rdpe.; aud the author oI the trouble One paper
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