New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
II. Notice of chang's in lights, buoys and
other day and night marks
10 4 uniform system Of buoyS and beacons
"a The establishment of permanent Inter
national Marine Commission.
OFFICIAL LIST OF THE DELEGATES.
TwENTY-oNE NATIONS REPRESENTED SOME
NOTABLE NAMES.

Washington, Oct. 16 GpeciaD-One Of the foreign
dlecates 10 the Marine Conference to-day asked
"Wbo was It that said Fame consists in getting
killed in battle and having your name incorrectly
snelIed IN the bulletins - lie continued: "Pye
,n several lists in the newspapers of the delegates TO
is conference and Of them approached accuracy
In smelling. / wish that newspaper would Try
to nrlnt correct list" The official list of delegates
furnished by the state Department to-day, is as fol
lows
United States-Rear Admiral Samuel r. FRANKLIN II c
N Captain William 7. Sampson, U. S. N. Skinner /
Kinba general superintendent United LfeSaving
Service Captain James w. Norcross. master merchant
marine; Captain John w. Shackford master merchant
marna william w. Goodrich, lawyer; Clement A. Girls.
con- president Of the International Navigation Company
Lieutenant Y. L. Cottman U. S. N, secretary
Austria Hungary-Bason Hermann de Spaun rear ad
mlral Imperial Royal Navy.
Bclcium-Theodore Verbrugghe
Chlna-Cspain A. NJ. Bsbce, Commander Chen Ngan
Tao Chinese Navy; Lieutenant CHA Guy She Chinese
Navy
Denmsrk-J A. Garde. A. Schneider.
France-The naval attacho Of the French Embassy at
London. Captain Lanneuc vice president of thu Geo
graphical Society Of Bordeaux: NJ. Velart engineer-in
chief Of bridges and roads, NJ Rbiere, engineer Of the
class; NJ Well. Judge Of tt Tribunal Of the First
Instance Of the Seine.
Gennany-Dr sleye-King president Of the Supreme
Court Of Hamburg Captain MenSag German Navy Aug
Fegel, ConsuGenera OF Gccnany at NewYok; Privy
Councillor Donner, retired captain, German Navy Auten
taTy.
Great Britan-Charles Hall, O. c., NJ. p; Admiral
Sir r. MolyneuX K c. B. Admiral BowdenSmith, Ad-
mral Sir George Mares. K c. B. Thomas Gray assistant
secretary Marine Department. Board of Trade Captain H.
W. Yatt p. and o. steamship Company Captain Kendall
Dublin Steam Packet Company; Cecil A. Spring Rice
secretary.
Guatemala-Fernando Cruz, Minister Of Guatemala at
Washington
Hawa-H. A. p Carter, Minister at Washington.
Honduras-Dr. Don Jeronmo Zelaya, diplomatic repre-
sentative OF Honduras Washington.
Ialy-The Cheyaier Raphael Seembyin, captain Royal
Navy.
Japan-P Tenkahara. Imperial Department Of Communi-
cations Lieutenant r. Baba, l. N, naval attache 10
japanese Legation at Washington.
Mcxco-Senor Matias Romero Mexican Minister to
Washington; Don Angel Ortiz Monasterio Comm0-
dOrc Mexican Navy.
| Norway-P. T. Selveson. Captain Norwegian Royal
Navy; S. W. Flood, agent Of the several maritime inSur-
ance companies in NewYcrk.
Russia-Vice-AdmI Kazuskon, Chief inspector OF
Marine ARTILLERY.
Span-Senor Don Jacobo Varolo President Of the Span
| lsh Marno Commission in New-York; Don Baldomero
| Vega, Lleutenant Spanish Navy.
Sweden-T S. MaimbeIg, Chief Of the Nautical Meteor
oloeica Bureau Captain Royal Navy.
Sism-Fredcrlck William Verny, OF the sismese Lega'
| tion in London.
The Netherards-D Hubert. Captain Steam Navigation
Company; j. H. Van Steyne. Commander in the Neither
! lands Royal Navy.
Venezuea-SenOr Alessandro Urbaneia, Senor Nicola
Bolet Perazo SenOr Francisco Antonio Silva, Charge
dAnaires of Yenezcela at Washington; Senor Jose
Audrade.
Invitations were also sent TO Brazil. Chill, Costa
Rice Nicaragua and Uruguay, but no delegates honl
| these countries have reported. Portugal also was
asked TO participate, but has sent no delegates, an
She will lie the only maritime Power of any import
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