MARTIN:-At the request of Mr. Scott, I have a great deal of pleasure in reporting to the members of the INSTITUTE, the work which has been done by members who were selected to cooperate with members of the other three national engineering societies, with regard to the founding of the John Fritz medal for achievement in the industrial arts and sciences.This movemcnt had its inception last spring.This is Mr. John Fritz's eightieth year, and it was proposed to signalize that interesting event by the foundation of this medal, Mr. Fritz being, as many of you gentlemen know, the oldest living iron master and engineer in this country connected with the great underlying arts of the pro- duction of iron and steel.A general committee was formed.
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