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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
Anniversary Of tho Fvundlng 0f Detroit.
DUB DETROIT CORRESPONDENCE.

DETROIT, July NJ, lSeS
Detroit One Hundred and Nifty S:uen Fears Od-Cessbr1
ton Of the DceG andsr tie Auspices Of tie Michigan
STATE Rhetorical Sociay-Pr ocessiors, Orations and
Dinner-I Interesting Erercsses, &C., dc.
Saturday last being the hundred and atty seventh
Anniversary Of the founding Of this city, was celebrated
BY our citizens In proper manner
The day was ushered In by the firing Of national 30.
lutte at sunrise and the ringing Of every b in the city,
both large and small.
TIE first event Of the day tho arrival Of Excelor
Fire Engine Company No. l, Of Chathsm, G. w., with
their engine who arrived at the dock 1t eight O'Clock A.
NJ, where they met by Protection No. /, Of this
city, with band. The Chatham company were accom-
panied by Chief Engineer Richard Bagser First Assistant
Engineer Donald Mcdonald, and Councilman Francis Nor
tin, Of Chatham. They escorted to No. lis engine
house by the latter company, where their engine was
housed and short reception speech made by Chief Eug
neer Lee, of this city, the part OF the department.
and another in behalf Of No. OF this city, by their Fs.
Asaiaant Foreman, OAKLEY after which they adjourned
70 breakfast. This over, they again repaired 70 lhs
engine house where the Detroters found much to their
surprise, two handsome steel engravings beautifully
framed, hanging on the walls; being a full Iepg.h
portrait Of Queen Victoria, and the other OF Prince Albert
Kr. William Smith, foreman Of the Chatham Company
made short speech Of presentation, which briefly
responded 70 by JAS kcKanns foreman Of No. OF this
city.
Ten O'Clock having arrived, the fire bells were rung,
that being Abe signal for the meeting Of the different dre
companies at the rremens Hall for their annual parade
and review They arrived and formed in the
following order -
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Fcr savannah IN ne steamship Aiabems-Coi q Bount
Issss Ryees NJ, sfo9ssy and cha Price,
tsivn Pay Mr. and Mrs VIM fos- and child ~. rnL
Wei ngon Mrs Ann l. Pins, Mr. ssd M. a asw,1in,.
Mrs Rosseu, Thomas Dunlop, ttayer Roua.ea I
Brsckeri Robert W Hddson, V q Ross Alien VA,
tie. and IL In the Storage. ""'-
For Norfolk Peerburg and Rchu,ond IN the s,e.r.h,o
Jamestown-Capt q w Stsdder, Rosen ,era Reoingg
Johnson. y Farmer q y Flyers A Booker wwr,;irn.,s
Anch Minor, VIZ Butler William JWafrer w n taish,'
lady two chiiirtn ard servant Mss Higgins Wilkes
Mrs rhorburn, Thomas Gillian, AleX Ander BAKER ami
lady, hss all Mrs Eennish q BrinleY Miss Bunh ev MES
Hamilton, Sampsom and two brOhsrs Mrs. Eltena er
steerare.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
CLEAN YOUR WHEAT Z
GGr. The BEST TANNING MILLS!

$500 - - = 49, -
&c. The BEST TANNING MILLS!
ID w. DIcKEY Is now manufacturing At Keno
Il cha, the best Tanning Mill now in use. His
Mills have received the highest premium at the
State Fair, q. the Dune aud Rock County Agricul-
Inlai Fairs and better than al that every farmer
that has ever used them is living testimonial OF
their superiority over any other mill manufact ured
The following is the award of the state Fair last
year: I" The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded his Diploma to p W Dickey, for Best
Tanning }. ilexhibited at its annual fair 1856
Geo, Trany. Secyf Harvey Durkee, Prest."
There Is no mill in fhis country except this, that
viii clesu spring wheat perfectly clean That this
one will do it the following certificate sufficiently
proves;
Il purchased of r W. Dickey. ono Of his Fan.
ming Mills, and on fair trial have found il to
be alithal he claimed for it, 1t il the only FaiIn;n
mill thst ] haveeyer found that would clean spring
wheat perfectly, ~ JOHN LAME.
Being now prepared tn manufactures tbesc mlls
scale TO meet the increasing demand orders are
collected Siuuufaetry tie foot of Market street
near the middie warehouse, Eeuosha Wis
Agents--Janesyille. Bvmp q Gray, at Mil &
| w. X. r. Depot Madison, y. " Fox. hardware
merchant: Belsidere, Ill.,; Henry Williams
! Price NJ Mls-Cash down or notes psyable Al
the city Bank in 90 days;with interest, sa AZ, 90
Orders promptly attended to, and mills seni L
anypart of the ecu ntry
! Kenosha, August q 1857 Ii,f
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I'm Probn,c---Keno.h. Cou.,y

IN the matter Francis Of Wheat
land, deceased:
On reading and filing the petition Henry Richter
ecusor Se setting forth the OF personal estate
tha mas come 10 MS hands aud the disposition thereof
the amount Of outstanding d. BITS ia estate snd
description OF all the real estate Of which the died
seized and the value thereof and praying for license 40
be 10 him granted to sell that portion lying in the village Of
Munster in the town Of Wheatand to pay said ds,S and
that II airy to sell portion said estate for at
purpose n sthere0re ordered, that all persons
cd in said estate appear before the Judge Of this Court on
the first day OF February. A. d. 1855. next at ten o'clock
A. W at his office IN the city and comfy of Kenosha then
should not be granted to the said sell said
estate according 70 the ofsad petition Andit
further ordered that copy OF this published in the
kenosha Tribune and Telegraph for weeks
prior to said day of hearing.
Dated, KeuOsha, Dec. 18TH 1851 JON r. JIIsIry
aw2S County Judge
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DOMAIN EVE BAEsAM, specific 0int
IA ment for disease OF the eye and eyelids at
STARkWEATHER s. CS.'S I
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BEWARE OF cOuNTERFEITs.
Ask for Helmbold TakeNo Other.
CURES GCARAN TEED.
lEse
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

STATE OF WISCONSIN. KENosHA CarNTy ClRcrIr Coup-
summons for money demanded ON contract -''
isaac u Pennoek, William k. Nienici, H. Brady Wi.
hns ana Charies Knapp, against o:car r. Avery, Ed
ward b. Cfham and levitt O. Hail - ~
The State Of Wisconsin,
To oscar H. Arfrg E;7,rard n fro6o,, nal D4,,;.
c. HaH Defeaddnts: N' N''" D'''"
You are hereby summoned aud required TO answer
he complaint IN this action, which flied IN the office Of
Inc CLERK OF the Circuit Court of the county Of Keuosba
at the city OF kenosha, the Path day of November
ie' ana TO serve copy OF your 10 the said
complaint on the subscribers their Office in the citv oT
Aeosha, and State OF Wisconsin, within twenty ln ys ate
ne service OF this summons you exclusive az tb sv
81 service, and il you fail to answer m. saJ coninr
si'a me time aforesaid, the plntGs In This action will
'aAe uegheht against you for the two thousand
oLe hundred and eighty eight dollars and seventy c
WIN interest from the eth day OF October A. D. 1851
!, besides the costs Of this action - - " - 80
WEBSTER SCH0FF Pltr's Alta
| Dated November 9th, A. d. S57. owes
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Guardinmr Salr.
IN PROBATE. KrNosuA CORR

Dated November otb A. D. s59 AeH0s s%s, Wisconsin
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gtaaI advertisements.
IN PFosarEl T1asn. coVsIv covas.F mi :

IN PROBATE KKsosHA CorxrY couHf ~ ~
In the matter OF the last WIN and Testament OF James
Taan6e~teceased.
On reading and ming an instrument in writing purpor-
ting be the last will and James Taa late
Of Pleasant Prairie in the county Of Kenosha
and also the petition Of Mary Taafe OF
the pac- aforesaid representing among things that
the said James Taa lately died Pleasant Prairie afore
said hatsad inssrunent Is the last viii testament OF
said deceased and that She the said petitioner the den
teal Mary Taane named and appointed In and by said
last will and testament executor thereof andprayns
day be appointed for hearing proof OF said nsr
II is ordered that the proofs Of said Instrument re
heard before the Judge Of this Court Saturday the ga
day Of January A. d. lss's, az ten o'clock A. NJ at the
Probate Office. in the CITY County of Kenosha Ar
further ordered that public notice thereof he given 10
all persons interested, by publishing copy Of this order
for three weeks excessively prior TO said aay az hear
in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly npwsnaper
printed at Kenosha City, in said county OF Kenosha
a JON b. JlLsuN, County Judge
Dated keposha, Dec. 18th, 1891. 3w29
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DOTAsH in ID. Cans with full directions
IL making Soft and Hard Soap, at
STARkWEATHER &COS
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I'm Attachment.

NOdHtF, ! I
City or Kenosha, 80 In Justices Court
To Hugh Turey. tb et
You are hereby notified that writ Of attachment
has been issued against you and your property attached
to satisfy tine demand OF Samuel O. Vinegar amounting 10
hfy dollars aud eighty cents Now, unless you shall an
pear before H. Futile Justice OF the Peace and for aid
souniy at his otce in said city, fourteenth dav 81
January, D. 1888, at o'clock the afternoan idw
neb will be rendered against you ycus pronerty d
10 pay the debt, f''' S'N
Dated this 18th day Of December, A. D. fs37.
3w28 "a SAMUEL O. MINEGaR pt.;n,0
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Rn Attachments.
lem, In Justices Court.

Town ofsAem, - In Justices Court. sT -a
To John Pay:
You are hereby notified that writ % att, chme,t
has been ssued against you aud your pronertv at,chs
70 satisfy the dem and OF Daniel Curpess aman an, =,
n5.le9r dollars aud twentyone cents. Now Unless You
oeore PADDOCK, Justice OF the Peace in aud for
January 1855. atone O'Clock in the afternoon Judy
ueh De rendered against you and your properly sold
Daed this 18th day of December. A D. ISIS.
AVIS O. d. c. BURGESS Plaintiff
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In Attachment.

Guy Of Kenoshs. 5ss' In Justices Court.
To 6drdrd Martin
You are hereby notified that u writ OF s,,acbn,sr.
mas oee issued against You, and your property attached
TO sausiy the demand OF John Parker, amounting To
eighty dollars and forty.four cents Nov n7T,sss
you shan appear before SHas Anes, Justice OF inc P.a
IN ana Tor SAID county at his Office in city on the I4
day OF January, 1885, at O'Clock the AZ ern,c
ent will be rendered against you, aud your property sold
Dated, December, 18th, 1851. [8w2s JOHN PARKER.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

PRICE oSE DOLLAR BoTTLE.&
SANFORD CO. Preprieters, iz5 BroadrsvN
sold by Druggists throughout Unted State and
Sole Asgnt for E@nosba ROBINSON who~ furnish N.
trade q manufacturers prices
Wholesale Agea Is in Chicago, FAHNEsToCK DAVIS
loo Randolph street; in ST. Louis. o. J. WOOD CO. ia
Market Street 6m2s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

IN PROBATE KESosHA oousrY CouRT
IL The matter Of the Guardianship OF John r. cass ard
Charles o. Cas-, minors and heirs OF John p Cas- de.
ceased. '' ~
Notice hereby given that By virtue and in purst-
snes O ~ order 81 license made in said matter on the
I'm DAY OF December \ d. 1857 BY the County Court OF
sad county the undersigned, Guardian OF said John r.
cass anu Charles e. Cas-, will the sth day OF January
A. ~ 1905; at O'Clock in the afternoon at the Court
House N the city ard county Of Kenosha o-r for sale at
fuoc iendue all tile interest OF said miners in The follow
ing rear estate situated ia the OF WheatIand in the
county OF kenosha ,and State Wsco 10
scribed as follows 10 wit: - ~
eIusi undivided one half part OF piece land ~.
ing ana berg on the side the east halfof The souh
west quarter OF section No. 81 township No 2 nor, OF
FEs 10 9east commencing ten 0) west Of south
corner Of southwest OF said section 80 thence
potn lop RODS thence west SO 20 reds thence south s9
rocs' thence east 90 % rods the place Of egiup1e
containing 90 1909 3ds160th OF land As the n-
divided onehaif part of other piece of land situated
upon te east half OF the sou-eat quarter of aforesaid
SECTION NO % commencing 5drods Of the southeast
srher OF SAID seelion and running thence north leo rods
Thence Nesi ~ rods thence lG rods thence east 70
rods to the place Of beginnings 90 acres Of
land, be the more of less T.,
rue terms Of sale viii ht made known at the time and
place of sale. - ~ 49, $3.50
t..,o.,,ar, G. GILLErT, Guardian.
henosha, December 18th, 1851. gw2T
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State of Wiseonsin.--- ExemesAa Gouuty
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court
Alexander II. Newbod, Plaintiff 0yuip4 Ellis T. Burton
! Anna Burton, W. n BURTON Defendants. 4
| - SHn'monst or Retiet-Aortqage Foreclosuye
! w. n Burton. defendants,
YOU are hereby SUMMONED required to answer the
compliant 10 ms action, which filed in office
o. the Clerk of this Cour in Kenosa City November 2ih
A. 1885, and to servea copy your answer 10 the said
complaint on the su 'scrlber NJ his Office ia the city of Ke
noSha, state Of Wisconsin, within TWENTY days aer ,he
service hereof exclusive OF day OF servce and Il
you ii to answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said tho plaintiff in this will apply to the Court for
he relief the complaint besides and dis
Dated, November, 24ah. A. D. 1857 G'f an
o~Z6 J. J. PETIT, Plaintiffs Aa'y
STATE OF Wisconsin kFsoslfA COUNTY ,IR.uIr,
john Edgerton John Dougherty. Hiram words r. ana
and Dewitt G. Han. 4' ~" - NP''"N"
TO Oscar y. Avery, Edward D. Upham and Dewitt G.
HALL -
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
% C aunt ~ ls action which ed the 0aioe OF
~ TIE city OF kenosa. the l0ih day OF De .rIhrr A
" ioo',a ana to serve copy youf answer on me sub
SiloeI at Their office in tie city Of Kenosha ana, SAT- OF
Wisconsin, within twenty days after he slT ~ tii
summons on you, exclusive of day of service and IL
you Ia 70 answer the said complaint within the time fre-
said the paintns ia this action, viii take hide 't ;,
ua ,o[ .s sum o. nne hundred seventy -four
NS'' a ~ 4eo', besides the costs OF this action.
a...t WEBSTER SCHoFF,
a. 81 kenosia, Wisconsin,
Dated Dec 10, 1851 "''0rNsy''
STATE OF WISCONSIN. KssosnA cocslr cmc1Ir
CoUgT. 'N ~''NAA N4NSe4A
John l. Gross and John March against Oscar F. Ave
ry. EDWARD u. Upham and Dewitt G. Hall
SUMMONS Tor money demand on Contract fCom-
paint not served1 N
70 Oscar r. Avery, Elwari h Cpham and levitt G.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
te complaint IN this action which was fled in the ONCE
81 The Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of tire county of Keno.
sa at the CITY Of keBosha the 10Th day day OF De-
ctiber' A. d. 1857, and TO copy Of yoir answer 10
said complaint on the subscribers their office In the
clty OF henoSha, aud State Of WISCONSIN, within wenty
DAYS AFTER the service of this YOU Exclusive 81
The DAY OF service, and you fail answer the said com
paht "ithn the time aforesaid the plaintiffs this ton
WIN TAKE Judgment against Tor the of seventeen
hundred and tTenty eight dollars ninety one cents
WIN interest from the lGttday of November A d. fg5T
besides the costs ia this action " " ''
Dated Dec. 10, A. d 1851
WEBSTER G scHoFF,
oil ktnOsiia, Wisconsin.
""A' Plaiu1S Attorneys.
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THOMAS PRiCTURE.

IMPORTER AND DEALERIS
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch ybixkey
London Porter, Scotch die, Cigars, DC.
Bra ns:ies.-Otard, Dapuy g. Co., T. Cheron,,
Champagne, q. Adalyrauid n. Lossbai. j. lS
f. Marital, Rasteaa Charruyer, L. Af., ron
j. J. Dupny, Damiea
Gins-COi0gnc, DaKuypcrs, Key, THi,tS
Hnms-jamaica, 81 Cfo41
Whiskeys-Oid Monongahela
Wincs-Bmrgaady Port, Madeira, Malaga. Por
and pure juice, Sherry ID. G.. Gor.ooa, Othc
Grades. Ls "fT
Champagne Heidsick and He,dsick E. Co.. do. La1e.
maud, d. Queen Victoria, do Dncai (;rape.
Claret IN casks, C2aret in cases White ia casks,
tlh,se IN cases, Mascat, Mnscaf IN cases, Bran,
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials. Biners.
Alcohoi, Pure SPIRIT >
= sPrictures Double Rectiiied Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel. Kenoshs Wis. dis nI6vl6
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Court. 5000 N'''
yohn hhgerton, John Dougherty, Hiram Words Jr and
Solr H. Weeks against Oscar r. Avery Edward D. UphanY
and Dewitt g. Han. f
TO Oscar " Avery, Edward D. Upham and Dewitt C.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-26
THE ATLANTIC CABLE AND THE COMPANY.
[Erom the Liverpool Postl

The first through message from New York is now await
cd with the utmost interest and most persons connected
with the American trade sangune of the permanent
impulse will give to the commercial intercourse of the
countries and the economy it will also effect by fire.
quently preventing tho protlcss shipment backward aud
forward goods specie As the Niagara is in Trinity
Bay, Newfoundland, the conncxion with New York will
most likely be established with great despatch The imam
cnl and general position Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany now appears TO be follows Their original paid up
capital was 1850 O00 and this has been increased to
f455, 900, additional $4,000 having been raised
short time back, and f75, 600 in shares having
been created TO be handed in payment for the excu
syo privilege assigned to the company immediately on the
successful completion of the undertaking.
Although the amount 70 participate in dividend Is
f45G 900, the capital actually received is 1881 200 Out
Of this the charge for the entire cable has been paid to-
geher with all other expenses and small cash balance
ia still in hand applicable TO the current outlay II Is
understood that the only additional capital intended
to be raised Is the small that will bring the total to
fb00Oo0, and which is required for the various stations
&c, that remain to be established. Previously to the
failure of the first expedition, which sailed the 4th of
August, 1851, and lost 1893 miles of cable the f 900
shares touched about fl $50 f 200 and the lowest
point has been f300a sale having been made at that
price since the attempt last June, when there was an adj
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-26
LANDING THE END OF THE CABLE.
From the IiverI DOL Albion. |

At dawn on the morning of tho 5th instant the anx-
ously expected Agamemnon and her consort the Valo-
rous were sighted standing in towards Vaenta and
G. d. m. they anchored in Doulas bay, The two
large paddlebox boats from the Vaorous shortly
after despatched to the Agamemnon to receive the
large Danies batteries and electrical apparatus the
other to take in sufficient cable to reach the shore at
Knightstown where tho company station has been
tabshcd The swell at the time rendered the process of
cong the requisite length of cable into the boat work
of difficulty, and squalls coming on, and the posi-
tion of the Agamenon being such that she might have
to put out to sea at any minute the honor of landing
the end of the cable left to the of the Vaorous
that ship being in better trim and in protected
situation and consequently able to await the return
her boats without apprehension Inconvenience. At
past one the train of boats started cutters tow
ing the paddeb box boat carrying the cable and being
preceded after passing Church island where they became
more exposed to the tide, by the other padebox boat
which had discharged her cargo of galvanic batteries and
apparatus.
At the end was safely landed by Mr.. c. r. Bright,
the chief engineer of tho company, the strand at
Knightstown amid the enthusiastic cheers of not very
large gathering of the natives and the echoes of salute
fired by the Vaorous Nothing could show point
edly the doubt disbelief in the of the enterprise
which universally prevailed after the former failures
than the difference in tho of spectators when
the lord lieutenant present at the occasion No flags
bones greeted the consummation Of of the most
marvellous and glorious achievements that the world has
known and large slab of slate, inscribed Sue
cess to the cable which has been prominently reared
above the to the slate works. taken down
and half hidden behind pile Of stones. After length
of cable had been coled the beach adequate reach
ing the telegraph office the boats returned but neither
the Agaemnon the Valorous quilted their anchorage
during the night, though the weather made their posi-
tion within exposed and iron bound bay very
ynbe one.
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steam Machinery for Screw Propeller SIoops-
Of-War at the u. 8. Navy Yards OF Ports
mouth, NJ H., Bosom, New York, PhiIadeI-
phia, Gesp0rt, and Pensa cola.


phia, Gesport, and Pensacola.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 20, 1858
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Steam naeasay for Propeller sloop War; win be
received this department until O'Clock the eighth Of
and arpendages placing board The
screw sloop,o building at the yards at Portsmouth
H. New York Philadelphia and Goapor in accordance with the
must be for specific sum putting
will require release from the propeo o. any patented article or
time in which the work will be completed and must be accompanied
' as @ sssa Dy tho to so
must be stated The details Of the design and Of the
combining greatest advantages keeping
simplicity of construction readiness Of for adjustment
when operation
ing being the object Of tho machinery
speed many days possible they win
be able poe the vessel at speed with
of fuel that long be performed with supply of
department expect the ddurs guran.
the results proposed to be accomplished by their plans
specify those results under the following heads
be able develop five days conecuvey when their
the of a3o lifted high
not less than 900 and aeast revolutions
pounds square piston necessary
work the engines a. the above velocity the screw being
exceed "a pounds inch by indicator diagram
exceeding weight machinery, appendages
boilers aud the ounkers tools pieces aud coa
tho multtubuar kind,
espo SMOKE ppe anu as h'ehuea 70 use water III Tue
saoo conaehser " ho most approved Sma VIII DC re-
qneu. - ,
me propeller WIN tc or hostg VIII De compo
polefy ior ica ou
ute and for The INNER scd nndshp section Of the vessel
Inc pumps apparatus lor yeh,aune ana OF all
or INC perfect working VI e "hoe 70 DC OF e most
approved kinus.
me coa oankers shN passage Two alhwatmp IRON oulk heads
s an 500 gallons per dy and Tic tools and duplicate niece, ne
satisfactory for efficient cruising soop ofwar
must be included in the pooon and list Of them must be fur
Tb wood and ort excen The bny on, Tho d,aduood
for le ,t 10 aIsn the vessel for The recopon of e
upy boilers. and appndapes viii be provided the expense
OF tho Navy Dpnent and will permit The use OF such facilities
az i may have for hosting the heavy machinery on board
Enr e ~ tho entire son, macinerv and tho fuel
,are " he allowed in tho body of The shin tho entire spac under
an,r md tenco
rrrenJing FORWARD d ti.ta OF so r,ot =
Within thls sn II il TO carry coal for Ave days sans
at the maximum speed
IN the secions the daily CONSUMPTION or fuel will be stated
also the weight the machinery coal boilers water them shaft
propeller ahl appendages spare work all Of which
mus, moi cycre, IO5 tons or 80 ponnda = - =
The distance the after