F. P. Keppel, Columbia University, New York City, Chairman. Prof. Herbert V. Abbott, New York. R. Arrowsmith, New York. C. William Beebe, New York. George Bendelari, New York. Edward W. Berry, Passaic. J. Fuller Berry, Old Forge. Rev. H. C. Birckhead, New York. Dr. James H. Canfield, New York. Rev. G. A. Carstenson, New York. Prof. H. S. Crampton, New York. Sanford L. Cutler, New York. Dr. Israel Davidson, New York. William H. Davis, New York. Prof. James C. Egbert, New York. Dr. Haven Emerson, New York. Prof. T. S. Fiske, New York. J. D. Fitz-Gerald, II, Newark. W. D. Forbes, Hoboken. Clyde Furst, Yonkers. William K. Gregory, New York. George C. O. Haas, New York. Prof. W. A. Hervey, New York. Carl Herzog, New York. Robert Hoguet, New York. Dr. Percy Hughes, Brooklyn. Prof. A. V. W. Jackson, New York. Albert J. W. Kern, New York. Prof. Charles F. Kroh, Orange. Dr. George F. Kunz, New York. Prof. L. A. Lousseaux, New York. Frederic L. Luqueer, Brooklyn. R. A. V. Minckwitz, New York. Charles A. Nelson, New York. Dr. Harry B. Penhollow, New York. Prof. E. D. Perry, New York. John Pohlman, New York. Dr. Ernest Richard, New York. Dr. K. E. Richter, New York. Edward Russ, Hoboken. Prof. C. L. Speranza, Oak Ridge. Prof. Francis H. Stoddard, New York. Dr. Anthony Spitzka, Goodground. Harvey W. Thayer, Brooklyn. Prof. H. A. Todd, New York. Dr. E. M. Wahl, New York. Prof. F. H. Wilkens, New York. To each foreign speaker was extended the courtesies of the Century and the University clubs while remaining in New York City. Mention should also be made of the assistance of the Treasury Department and of the courtesy of Collector of the Port, Hon. N. N. Stranahan, through whom special privileges of the Port were extended to the members of the Congress. The work of the reception committee was most satisfactorily and efficiently performed, and was highly appreciated by the foreign guests. Special acknowledgment is due Mr. F. P. Keppel, of Columbia University, for his painstaking and efficient management of the affairs of the committee in New York. Many of the speakers proceeded singly to St. Louis, stopping at various places, but the great majority went directly to the University of Chicago, where they were entertained during the week preceding the Congress by President Harper and Professor Small, of the University of Chicago. The arrivals at St. Louis were made on Saturday the 17th and Sunday the 18th of September. Many of the participants had arrived at earlier dates, and fully twenty of the speakers were members of the International Jury of Awards for their respective countries, and had been in St. Louis since September 1, the beginning of the Jury work.