New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
PAPERS By WEDDING, THIELEE, AID PoHLlG
OF TIE GERMAN INSTITUTE, AND By
LANCE AND HUNT FOR TIE
AMERICANS
,BY TELLCEATH 10 IUL Ik:DtNE.

Httsbu:s. oct lO.-AudTcN ,MncsIe's CHEEKY and
white bearded cOunt.ancc boaicd fen thu platform
Of the Carnc;ie Hall at the nal tn, m"!L!Nr
OF the iloa and stc.l Convention. on either I'D" 81
him the leading members OF the German Institute
disposed abO,t the Platform were several innchr
black tubes eXhbitcd to illustrate TIE ncw NanM">-
method ~ rolling scar!!cse tabcs from lii bocfs
Of III metal BY external wording Only There were
also several specimens OF three and four inc1 tubes Ct
which thirty mile, of each size have been furnished IT,"
a South AMc. cau wafer main. lac Longer tubes We're
bent double and triple. and show no brtah or clych
Of any Kind. The gallery and walls were also hung
with coorcd diagram, and blue prints. Illustrating IN
proved Ger6lan methods Of rail and PIPE Manufacture
Alexander Thielcu called tho meeting to ORDER. IL
returned thanks to the American cnepc":s for their
many courtcsie,. and declared that the European ap
probation Of the Invitation to thi, country was shown
by the fact that l4 Germans had accepted IT, Instead
VI fifty Or SIXTY. as had been al iiid ii'cndcd.
dispatch OF generalization sent 10 Ritter Won
Turner, In Germany, to-day being the jubilee annvcr
szry OF the Turner Mctalurgical school at LeObcn, III
etyria sir L0wthian Bell advocated the resolution
authorizing It's transmis sion, and said that he had
known Won Tunilcr for Iny years, and was
deeply sensible of the obligations toward him Of iron
pisstars and metallursist> tho World Over.
Professor Holman Wedding. o: bera. then presented
y p,pcr on The Progress Of GerI!un Practice IN tie
Metalurgy Of IRON and steel since 1915 with Special
Reference to tic Basc Processes. lie said In part
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matters, 10 u.iGcraur hIMDci, Niscl thc United
states, OIL the Of the Philadelphia EAp,SijIr
and found the rOu n,c;aliugy OF tins t"nir! mus
frankly cOnfxca. -: an adNtn 80 Stag oi Gc' cip.
u,cnt pre-, Idisy SUSPECTS! 10y u. At t!idt ti'
the United ai!c,dy DccLp ci. now tIc second
rank, WIth Germany IN the tiIrd tnr pLlIct u iiS
irpI COR shat bcs, IN Gici. Br.ialH G3Ju, ~
this county 1908. ard IN Germany l,.5D. kld"l>
The klOton l., i.oN.OUO LiCSaI4. or tNcrN hearty
1000 tons av,LGp,e. the metric tpn Vi loo kI.,'
weighing 2,2O4 - pounds arDlIdup".'. Ih!' iciItNt
position has not ben changed !..c p cat anA".L
Orsiuct II lhe thrc countries j.. ia ipund ;u!bri>
Great Britain S.:cO, TIE United safe 1,19O. AVID
;eruuLy 80 ha;tOis. Eut ~" pr portion OF the
United states, which wi~ III TO bat II per cent
of tie worlds product, has HON advanced L. 80 POI
cent $500
When We left America in l>1G Il was nU UnI
with gratitude ;or cordial no, pl Ats AID io: the ab
crafty with which Cur protest. ,al colleagues her,
had opened Ga: Insi &c, rJn Whatever va, worthy o.
notice IN our sl,-' iai red, bat ais, with u" COS
and interesting information whci v" could uuh1c To-
tbe benefit If ulg German fdt'fl"i.i ld.lltn;l.N
the scheycmcat, Of TIC i"te-io.c";tcI Iio!
in the field o! Bcscucr practice >c' L. ,i n'pr'ii
example for initiation III our CAL. con;.t!y
A., AN cxpross Son tii..is il more lla Il q
fashion I attempt IN this pap. /" ,""tch wat Vs.
have done III Germany since That tnc III the metal
lursy OF iron and steel, vcnturrS 10 bore that SIM
portion OF what brlng may be- useful - our Anerl' a!
brethren. Germany, ln'lu!nS Lu\cnuure t"ihch Il
included IN tho customs union VITA tic cnp!reI pro
duccd In 1876 and 1889: