New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
IRON MEN COMING TOGETHER
PROGRAMME OF THEIR BIG MEETINGS.
TITLES OF SOME OF THE PAPERS TO BE READ-
MANY OF THE FoREIGN DELEGATES
NOW on THE SEA.

TITLES OF SOME OF THE fAfI<rSo Az DE- N'N~
MANY OF THE FoRElGN DELEGATES
NOW on THE SEA.
Foreign cnsnecrs and iron mon arc beginning " hiA
the corridors of tho Park Avenue Hotel They form
the advance cunrd OF the small army OF ironmase"
who arc coming to attend the meeting OF the Iron ana
Steel Institute Ui Great Britain In this country io
greater part Of the British contingent Is sui upon ''
sca on board the Servla but several score OF members
of the Verein Dcutschcr Eisenhuttenleute VINO hsVo
been invited to take part In the meeting have Already
landed The secretary Of British INSTITUTE j. D.
Jeans is also here. Mr. Jeans has held TINS po'''4oh
for many years and Is as important factor In the
organization as Dr. Ray IDOnd Is In tho American i"'~
tute of Mining Engineers. or Mr. Hutton IN 'h' "app'
family OF Mechanical Engineers. The lasthamed soio"
will throw opcn the clubhouse at NO IL west i"'N
FIRST st., which IL recently bought 10 the '''"s "''o-
citation.
with all the jolllncaton. Sightseeing dinners ana
General .ood.fcllowship OF the coming meeting, the sci
cntfc SIDE OF the AFFAIR will not be siehed. Inc po
.amme has been made mp far enough ih'nr ti> ao'
4 number of paltcl ary interesting papers h"'o o"'
prcpared by weknown members 70 nc rcdo at '''0
New.York and Ptttsbnrg sessions. Among 'ne" arc
tho following: :,
THE Probable Future OF the Manufacture OF Iron;
by sir Lowtna BELL Oronet F. T. - Ndd ins ,raiGs
tso Of rmo BY sir Saanel I Rsnah% ,d p; e. b.
Thc The Development Of the Marine Ensne az, ana IT. the
Progress Made in Marine ESlmSeTn m, D hnrlsn s'
The Progress Of German Practice In ihe MeallnrgE
of Iron and Steel 1879 with special Gsisrsnee e, 10
tS q" mctaIarsy at the University OF Bcrlln
International standards for the AnaH Of ptsburE
On the Relations of the Geology OF the tmit mt,
States to IT, Mineral Wealth. by Dr. T. s'erry iDh'
"On transportation as Element in Iron and steel
Manufacture by President W. r. Shinh Oh INC ''n'''
on the Development Of American Blast Furnaces:
with special Reference to Largo Yields bS 's'"o'
c'!fY 3 s1asSr F" steel the United
states by Professor Henry ~ Hove ho;tT War Ma
s se hc'se 'sS l% ] xoSs s1;3
the Crcusot steel which stood the recent hhhaP"h'
The Composition and Wearing Quality Of steel
Pennsyvana Railroad expert J.. nu,
Fuel and some q It's AppSctions' ns by 1T
S %ne IoH s H:nS Srss' mios Of feet day in tho
Dison Works in Philadelphia and elsew .i TSlcs
in the rn f states. b, j. C. Bayes. East Orange
lessor Elhu Thomson. Of the Thomson Houston h'cc
trc N% iRe Testing Of Materials of Construction IN tho
United states By McssrS. Hnnt and Clapp' OF '"'
Irttsburg Testing Laboratory ,.,,,.a s,o,.s. vJD
Weeks. of Tho Manufacturer and Iron World. flt's
burg ,>.,.,, - IN. Iron Manufactures Of
vircnio nv r. C. Pcchin. Cleveland. Ohil 49,.
Con Aluminium Steel by X 4. lisdheld. OF Shci'
field England ,,
Tha American Institute Of Mining Engineers Will
hold rs opening sessions Monday and Tuesday "i
next week bu, the members Of the British Institute
are not expected get over their sea trip ocior'
Wednesday, when their first meeting Will be calico
IN order at o a. NJ IN Chckcrng Hall Inc presinc..'
a. " fan,c k,,on viii deliver the opening address.
One OF the pleasant features Of the coming mrc,nS
viii he the presentation Of special bcsSenrr xo.
~ me british Institute. Mr.. Hewitt Is pFe..Grns oi
~. An"r;,an In.,.tntc Of Mining Eneinrrr> wien II
artirc as The hos, tn the visiting M"tal!nrtiStS.
Th, lat st dc,cca.oH 10 arrive came on ,h ~ ann
El,e on TUESDAY Beside tLo-e on TIE Scr''a. nun nun
inr az. pcct.d on The Majestic the fo'r VIZ i'',.
,hr Gorla the ticrmanic. the Alaska. tho lmDra' 'c
ETHIOPIA and the City OF Home