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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
GRAND ARMY MEN TO GO TO BOSTON.

Alexander Hamilton Post. Grand Army oil the Republic,
viii go Boston at p. to-day, over tie New.fork,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad. The orders OF Adju'
Gartram fol the members TO assemble at Park
ave and FGry-1r,t-s:.. at 3:I5 and oupany "Old
Mother Hubbard Hub.holr," and thcre pnitake of
pies beans kiss the Charcstown gr- and hug the
salem witches Lieutenant Philp r. Low, commander
Of Battalion Of the Naval Reserve and eX.Navy
Vernon. Surgeon W'lt.r H. Thompson vii take along
five bottles pccac, Dozen porous plosers and pills
and lotions 10 ad thc afflicted upcA their return on
Wednesday.
George Van Houtcn POST &. 4. r.. left Jersey City
Yesterday afternoon for Boston. They had a. their
eGc.t Mayor Cleveland and IN ;hcr ranks We're many
prominent city officials. Governor Leon Albeit VIII
meet them al New London and accompany ;hcm on
the train 10 B0.iOn The men turned 0ui about 100
strong and reinforced by debchments from Henry
Wilson and George H. Thomas Posts. They 20 by way
Of the Norwich Line the steamer City OF worcester
Many of the veterans were accompanied BY their idr
ilo,. II j, expected Chat there VIII bc a. least loOo
Jersey Ciiy people lu Boston dH ing the enc1mpmcMt
Xanr,hc KO-t VIII start Ouigm Tor Boston me
5tr,ey Cy veteran, have bc"n assigned 10 honorable
po>t- ~ the pageant ~
4 reunion 0i m" survivors Of the original heno
Brigade, second r-adc second Division. Nn'h Army
Cor!,. comprising The FL Mas as'1clu,e,ts Jl,t IcAh
~Nl,ppa a.d al~t Regiment, New YORK Volunteers
Shcpa1 Rilcsi viii he held In Boston on "wednesday
morning n the trimmer school house. IN CoMnt st
These sailed on the steamer Pilgrim lat nlghi :
Iiorarc Crcc.Cy Lafayett" aHd Rankin i">tH Gie
Naval POST Oi New York. jersey 'N jHI HHlIau'l
pnis the Farrtgut Veteran Association and Company
\ Of the 47th Regiment. y. G. :. y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
prpretrc1ys ALERT ~ TARrLAND.

Parimorc. Aug 10 Crpcciah-Thc hep"on''' ' ,o"
rittocs in the cities and counties 81 MARY Hn" n''
,crru thc work Of hl,wcting voters III u' aus
t,,u,s, method, Of voting, the new cIcc'iVh IL"
b,.i,,c gone into effect Every effort Will he ins'o
., hiring ont the parys full strength this iail auo 10
conntcract the effect OF the EeF'E u'"''"'' "
ucu.cr,ts in the Uld IN:h ana Nth ''ht'c''"''
nistr5,ts The vth District Republican congressman
cc,vcutIon will meet at Laurel next Wednesday i"'
c.of Interest in TIN, district Is IN ti" 'tfo"S Pr'''
ljit, nrt Congressman Mudd and eN CohsrcH' 'n"'
- ,tu ,psin bc plitcd against each otlcr
Nr Muad is reasonably sure Of a denomination ana !.
,s conceded among Democrats thai Mr. Compton VIII
make the nehi for hi pary again III" '""V %
ain H.. a desperate one The iepu9cans m'ui", VI i W
M means ~" r,,ortcd 70 by the last Legisll'n" 10 G,s
t-,rci,i-n tlc ,olo-pd voters oi the lower I
'd - ,br .flll further cfO'i, 10 reverse w ,,In
crt,In,ut of the district hy tNF lToH in
i,,cti ~ CITY wards all u which gave hepupi,' ~ ~
i,irtcs arc determined 10 contest every nhn hniIv w
,y,d The Denocrat,, by these means are .i puIInS
P""u. ,, their rrtr. ability to carry the nstIit
iprlib thcy lnow belong, p'rmanc1ty TO ,m ,he r nT
""',tia.n c,,unu Congressman Nc' oUlas VII tc..
iaiuiy he rcnominatcd In the Win Dstfioo ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
FAMINE FEARED ~ OKLAHOMA.

St. Louis, Aug 10 (speciaI-A. d. WOlthinqton,
who was one N the earliest settlers Of the new Terri
tory Of Oklahoma, arrived In the city day from the
nciShborhood Of ArdenoIe When shown me recent
dispatch from Washington regarding dc,ttOn In the
TERRITORY he said that The picture not in the
least oyerdrawn He added The fact OF II is that
the country has not enough TO keep the people from
starvation and in connection Wit! this y the fact
that the citizens have been there for nearlv two
wears withou, being able 70 raise anything 10 1--we on.
They went in late the first scason and barely cNkt"
,brough tle winter and then. when they expected 10
maze a crOp this year, they were met Win one ui
thc worst douth, that ever known in this coun-
~ rhc vegetation Of tlc whole Territory + actually
Erncd up with no possible show Of ever raising tpt
dor for the stock The people have exhausted al thrir
of the Nation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE KAISER IN HELIGoLAND.
WELCOMED BY HIS NEW SCBJEC1S-A BULWAKK
TO THE NORTH SEA.

" CLCOMED BY HIS SEN 81 bJf-N y D. ~
TO THE NORTH SEA.
Berlin Aug. 1o.-The German Imperial yacht
Hobanzolern and the accompanying squadron an
cored of Ielicoland 10 O'Clock this morning En-
ncror William and Prince Henry hnded al noon
and were met by Herr Boetucher Ihe lhiaDl'
tapts rave the Emperor and his brother "A iieeilS
recepton The Imperial party lTocecoeo at oh,e "
The overland where an opcn-alr service was he'"'
The Fmperor delivered a short address, ana tc "oi
man eag was then holstcd, the lah1 o't'ciS
=, .he same time firing a salute l"o "
and marines were reviewed by the Emperor VIM
oecrward received an address presented by tue i''"
tant Of the island. After taking unchcoh III "'I
casino the Emperor departed at 80 O'CLOCK "iiu
the cheers Of the popuace. ..,nou
In his speech on saturday, Minister Won boe
swet upon the Significance Of the event as SHOWING 'e
dn,h Of the friendship existing between the TWO ia %
tts which he hoped would ever be n1fhdtneSSi eSiides
ssn honea that the two armies WOnu neNtI W VI w. .1e
Ind that tic lofty wisdom Of when the OuVih va W.
occason had given proof would ever be leI euo .,r
entortsin especial sympathy he sad ior u tie
~ Empress Frederick and the grandmother OK ot U
ongnst master and wish her long LIE ana ocssou
reign l.. ~. ,ddross to-day recalled the fact
,ba, IL was the anniversary OF the baitlc Ol Woc.I'
and said To-day new victory IS being celcpis q,
Ueuroland will be bulwark IL an eHe"S ''N' "'
temptcd TO penetrate the NOrth sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE CONCORD'S STEAM TRIAL.
ANOTHER STEEL GUNBoAT NEARLY READY FOR

ACTIVE SERVICE.
pbjladelphia Aug. 1O.-Of eS-secretary Whitney
If nav be sad that his works do follow him. but
Concord which was Ia have been completed, even by
the Six>months extension of contract, August 90.
1.-g is To have her preliminary steam trial To-
morrow II will probably he month yet before she
will have her official steam trial. The contract for
her construction signed on August :. l-ef, ana
She was launched March las; from the old
works of John Roach & sons The act Of christening
was performed BY Miss Minnie Coates. daughter Of
Mayor Coates, who. as she broke the champagne
bottle on the Of the new ship. said ." In the
name of Father Neptune. Christcn thee CopcOid'
The Concord is the first Of the var'hps ever
launched i'm this country with her machinery and
fittings practically all in place. The Concord i' hhe
the Yorktown y-ccl gunboat of LOO tons di>placc-
,ocnt. modelled upon and closely following the Archer
class of the british Navy She is required to develop
2 400 horse power, and will make ~pced Of ahout
seventeen knots For each unit Of horse power above
the crarantce thc builders will be allowed premium
of 500 over the contract price Of T+'OVOo lhc
r,rse-p power Of the Yorktown exceeded the guarantee
b. 3J., hence the builders got premium Oi f'''-"u
the work Of the construction OF the Con
River 2hipbuldine Works constructed inc nun:
tne Qunlad Iron Works bulll Ilc ehSl+es
tbc IRON castings were ma6e II Tho Dclamatcr IfoH
WORKS. in New lorl: The steel plate, were m%d" ny
Caruc se's Works, at Iitebnis and me NIonnl SOL
Works made the shafts. Ihc CunCoids engines arc
Of the Wln-,crcw triple expansion type ana dr ld''i
I'm a sCparae inner compartment: the hunKeIs tIF -
arranged that The coal will aioN protection 10 the
and eicering alc covered al thc WatcrHhc WIN
a curved watcr:elrt steel deck Her battery consists
and Two lpouuacr rapid-hgiu guns. two 371nmctpc
revolving cannon, and four earrings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
nryocRATJC POLITICS ~ DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del, Aug 10 lepccab.-The result oi
the urinary election Yesterday for delegates to tn"
Democratic state Convention on TUESDAY indicates
the nomination of Robert j. Reynolds OF Kent COUNTY
for Governor on the first ballot Inc
saulsburys were routed IN swo oi 'heif
stronqhoAs In Kent where III" hf't
the heaviest Eeynolds - sure Oh ior'S iol '''
Of the sixty-one delegates OF Kent '"u"F' i"p''
from Newcastle and sussex are divided ana Vehcr1IN
unucd eed hut u is undretood that at least one hall IN
each county are for kent's choice. The SaulsbuNs a
opposed Reynolds ali aong and demanded any one bui
him and there b a strong probability that they VIII
mako hot fight In the convention, ahu II ''c c""'"
ticket does not sIit them refuse 10 support H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
AN OFFER TO MEDIATE.
OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO MINISTER
MINER.
THE GOOD oFNCEs OF THE UNITED STATES AT
THE DISPOSAL OF THE wARRING CEN
TRAI. AMERICAN REPUBLICS

TRIAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
Washington. Aug. lO.-No news has been re-
ceived by the State Department to-day from Con-
trail America The situation there is not alto
qether clear, and until matters are strai9h'encd
out it is thought best not 20 make public the
dispatches which have been received. As has been
heretofore stated the means Of communication BE-
tween the Department and Minister Miner have
been unsatisfactory There can hardly be any DOUBT
that a censorship has been eXecrsod over the DIS
patches TO and from the American Minister and the
location of Minister Miner al san jose. Guate-
mala, has been peculiarly unfortunate. as all DIS
patches TO him had 10 pass over telegraph lines III
each OF the warning countries. thus making teIc-
graphic interference not only easy but difficult to
trace.
Mr. Wharton. che Assistant Secretary OF state
said tonight that Mr. Miner had left san Jose
for La Libertad in order that he might be on
Salvadorian soil and his good 0ih"es WIN
Salvador 10 bring about an amicable settlement
between the two hostile nations. At the begin
ming of hostilitics Mr.. Miner was in
structcd TO Offer the mediation of the United
States In bringing about an adjustment of
the matters in dispute Neither country
has asked the United States ts act as a peace
maker, but this country has, in pursuance of its
settled policy 20 prevent if possible. any serious
disturbances between the American Republics, en-
deavored by its good offices to bring about an
amicable understanding between Guatemala and
Salvador. Its instructions TO Minister
Miner have been framed in accord
arce with this policy. The situation at
present is rather lndc;nable Minister Miner has
from his position in Guatemala been unable TO
communicate with Salvador, and his removal from
San Jose 10 Ia Libcrtad was made in order that
he might be where he could freely offer 70 Salvador
the mediation OF the United States and also I'M
prove the communication between himself and the
State Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
ALARGE Rim OF SALMON.

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. i0-The Minister Of Marine and
Fisheries has received telegram flom department.
al officer OF British Columbia saying that the run Of
salmon this year is of the most extraordinary char
acter, being fully equal 10 that Of last YEAR Twenty
thousand salmon were taken by three canneres yes
terday. This years upsets all the theories pre-
vi0usly held In regard TO salmon. Heretofore one
good has invariably been followed ny two poor
ones Last season was the best salmon canncrcs
had and II the total pack this year l. rs large the
old rule will not apply. The only reason fha; H. as
signed for the increased this year Is that the cnect
OF tho good work done during the past four or hvc
years at the Government fish hatchery are now
beginning TO manifest themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
,q,yopr AND DELAWARE BAY LINE.

p,,,nore Aug 10 (spocian.-The Baltimore anu
psi,va.c Bay Railroad has passed bloN h'O u'' '"'u
, a., t.,.., Central Company, by when IL was 'ur"'"
:" b" ,, ,,.,.L.,. NJ Philadelphia and Others over
,c,r ago. under the provision that certain Np'"ui'rrS
sbonld De- made for rolling stock etc u wa, "''O',,
,d that Mr. Thi.lcns before May J. 1871, 'n"u'
have the ontlon " purchasing the f"a" ~ Il ''i ~
IN .iiiuo ont for "a specified amount. OF h'fpn- "' "n
sum ~, - 4 pcr cent on s25O. 600 81 - I'M
1,.,ood that M Tbielcn, has returned th' i"'" 10
IN. L.r-rv Central before the rNprauo" % MS "'",'
Nav + 1891 and viii keep NJ tr '"t'f's' a. ,',,
!, H. uuno.ed that tc Jersey Central VIII aAsun' "'
A n ou,ro Of the properly aud at as early date aS
no.ihle sell out to the Pennsylvania II that company
viii become purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
ARRIVAL OF TIE GRENADlERs At BERMUD

ARRIVAL OF TIE GRENADIERS At BERMUDA.
Bermuda. Auc. Gle. MalestyS ship Tamar
(troop-hinl with the "a Battalion Of the Grenadier
Guards on board Ia, arrived in Muiray'S Anchorage.
The ship sailed for Bermuda on July 23 and had
rapid and pleasant passage. The troops on board
presented tine appearance even IN thrir drcss.
ana the report j, that the men conducted themselves
admirably on the passage out Inc hchVH baggage
~ the battalion va, landed At Convict Bay" aud
small body of troop, was sent ashore h, u baggage
guard. The hcadquarjer, ANA six companies Of the
battalion landed d It. GcO;g y, and Will occupy the
new barracks The other compin'es landed at Ioaz
island and viii occupy the barracks tncie. The head
1,,''rtr,, romantics VIII bc commanded by Colonel
i. fa;on: az bo'l ana Ireland d't1chmeG, yin Pc
commanded by Colonel Lcri Arthur {. WELLESLEY.
Tni, otnrrs And men appear be in excellent spir
H., and the general disposition Of the troops seems
TO DC 10 ahc the best Of ihelr position ana by 50
tln2,tb Of the battalion is about 650oflccrs, non
commissioned officer, and men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE THEIR CRY.
MONSTER DEMONSTRATION OF SOCIALISTS AT
RRrSSELS.

Brussels Aug. 1O.-Forty thousand persons took
part in tOday's Socialist demonstration in behalf Of
universal suffrage \ large number of people came
from the provinces TO participate in The parade There
were many women in the line. The troops were con
fined 10 their barracks all day The police patroled
the streets but everything was orderly. The route
was thronged with sympathctic onloohcrs. tc:Tlhc
storm which came mp at O'Clock canscd the process
SION ~ dspc1Sc but when the rain ceased the psadcrs
reformed their ranks and marched to ST. GILES PaFK'
where they ADDRESSED by the leaders OF the move
ment Another shower finally dispersed the crowd.
Delegates from the Labor and Progress!st parties
me, in the evening and sent the following dispdch 70
King Leopold: ,...
"You have asked what is the oountry's watchWoio'
1t Is universal suffrage"
Violent revolutionary speeches were made by sew
cral Of the delegates. 1t was resolved 70 sVhmg'
congress, 10 SIT from september 10 10 oePoN@e 49, "
consider the subject Of a general stilhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
VETERANS STARTING FOR uosroN.

n,rIuore Aug 10 (Spcchll-Over 500 veterans o'
,be Grand Army Of The Republic accompanied by many
ucmler. Of their families, s3rcd this morning l"r
Eoston in a special tain 81 eleven coaches ana ono
usrlor car. The Department Of Maryl1nd wa TP'e
scptcd bv Department Commander Gcorrr r. "r'hiIh'
NJ p Kellv g .ot"c -euiot vice -"ommtuf"r. Ih'n''
H. Ciburn. Junior vice commtrdcr. d y H. ""'''
medical director: the Rev. =. i. Aard, acunf 'haP
lain previons 20 the dcpaIturr. there was piiblo
. the dep,rtmcnt. The department. officers wore iIe
reglaff0n straw hat with CO1 ri. ana Wcrr w I, I,
uuiforln TIC following pJst COMMANDERS at'c'u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
coye,,yv,yo or ,Rvr ASSIGNMENTS

Chicago Ang. 10 CSp-caD.-A dispatch I" rue
tntcr Ocoanr from SAT Antonio, Tex. says " me ma
t,riv Of the Army officers here expcs, great dl'''u'
rct,on with the new order Of assignments "i 'o"''
,ooud.. announced from Washington yester''' a. ar
ranged by the Plcsdcat and secretary OF VIZ ane
, n','o io.I stnnl,y commanding The Department oL
Tc.as General stanley now the ranking hrien,'r
- 20. Amy ntd vet General C.Nbon hn~ ben pro
~ ,G - Ne ronInand of thr Division of CALIFORNIA;
nam. Ucucral stanley f. ignored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
mn, o,,rprAy cOysTRrCTION COMPANY.

Chicago Aug 10 (SpciaD.-A dispatch from llunt
tr,ton Ind saws: Articles Of Incorporation Of the
siIu.jan Construction Company were filed here yca-
,cJav. with a capital stock Of 10000. Calvin :.
Hrlca GEORGE J. Hippns. of this city. and James Il.
,roy.n.cnd. Of Lima. the incorporators. The OBJ
,oc, Of the company the acquiring Of natural gas
d al ia,ds and territory In Huntington, Wabash.
aI n Grant and other counties in Northern
Indiana aud for the drilling a s@' ana oil wells & sd
~ once will be in this city The company
lea" prcadv acquired hundreds OF acres OF land IN
Grant COuutY.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Galveston. Tex. Ang 10" The New has re
co.v,d letter from Gus'lvc Cooh declining t. aii'"
h,. lame to 20 before The Democratic >fa'e cohFth
ion. Nr Coo. WAS candidate f'r Governor ana MS
,itndr,vr,l leaves a clear hcd for Wy. HOG. N'',
-. r~t-,u. l1t withIrAvlur ere nat enemies "
. democracy lnv- ooptutcd ~ party IN ic\', anu
c con .ilcr, the coming convention a. nt"''lo''""
l. Intimate t.at a. VIII not support i1' H"I'"p' VI
,l... tfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
y,orrrc,p coyDrcroR RoDBED.

Kausas CIV Aug. io.-A daring robbery was COZ"
,i,,cd bv footpad, on a conductor of the Prospect
ave. car line at @ 80 O'Clock last evening" NJ 'lo"a"
and Prospect ay.,. two masked men Jumped o" '''
,latf.rn Of the Hr driven by 4. Nohrfl ana. 'OH"l
F,.N Nm yrith their weapons, took from MN Wh.t
,par ne lad about him then whipped The milcN @ .ni"
,allop and Jumped OF. threatening TO moor t
n he attempted 10 cry out INV '
nj rrTd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
p,,s,yEss REvIvING IN BUESos AYREs.

Buenos Ayres. Aug. 10.-Busines' is reviVihg' Inc
National Guard has been disbanded. pubn' meet
ing has been called in support Of inc government
Objections arr being raised to the hcsou'u"s Vi
foreign loan and it is feared that an Internal loan
is imnossble II is stated that the contract for cl:y
Improvement works will be cancelled. o.,
An upfavorable rumor is In circulation rcgaruibK
the condition Of the National Bank.
Gold Is OuOted at las.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
LIEUTENANT STAIRS IN CANADA

Halifax, y. =, Aug 10 Lieutenant Stairs who WAS
stanlcy's right hand in Africa reached here
TO-DAY lie arrived at Rimoushi On the ,t-am.bin
Sandman Friday night He IS expected TO spend sew
eral months In Halifax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

MONUMENT TO a STENOGRAPHER UNVEILED
Munich. Aug. l0-A monument 70 the photographer
Gabesberger unveiled in this city today. The
Burgomaser and delegates from short hand societies
OF Europe and New YORK delivered addresses, all culo
Gzing Gabelsberger and his system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
y ELECTION IN ROME.

Rome. Aug. 1o.-The supplementary ballot held In
this city today for member Of the Chamber OF
Deputies resulted in the election Of A,orcln by 900
majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
YACHTS IN A sQUALL AT SHELTER ISLAND.

lAtHIo IN n SlO<'HH "a 49, -.
Manhanset House, Shelter Island, aug io 'oPV
cian.-A severe squau occurred here this afternoon
tu, b.nnilv rosuItod In no serious damage The fleet
of yachts anchored in front of the hotel twenty elgt
in number saved themselves by dropping extra
anchors and riding at longer cables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE INVALID KING OF HOLLAND.

The Hague, Aug. 10.-The King Of HOLLAND is IN d
feeble condition and is confined TO bis rooo but the
aarmist reports current are without foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

The cncampment: General " f. ". Eoss. Frank VI.
>G.th, General .I)hE ". Horn. Colonel JoHn II.
,u,c.. Colonel George ". :. Vernon. Colonel T. +
Lang and George T. Wheeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
GUESTS OF MINISTER REID.

Paris, Aug 10.-Mr. Wlhtelaw Reid the American
Minister gave dinner last night TO the members OF
u Consular Convention. There wsTs twsSts one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

guests. Among those present were Generals Ashley.
Warner ard starring ana the Key. Mcs,l6. Hamin.
ThdTber and ROdnan Wan2mdkc".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
DROWNED AT Long BRANCH

Long Branch. y. j. aug. 10 tepcciap'-Nipe''
Kirschner Of the walters employed III thc hiocio
was drowned this morning whul 'kStling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Berlin Aug. lo-The Empress gave a reception 10.
day 10 the members Of the International Medical Con-