The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03

Tonnage, n. M, So NJ
gaivanizsa rae frames are Is inches apart a.
centres sided iDchcs. The keel, stem aud stern
are OF OHIO while oak the dock rame Of yellow pine
ana the stanchions, cavis aud bowsprit bit OF Long
Island locust She has mag iiI1cen ueck, the white
pine USED being IL ,ncnes wide uy IN inches timex,
ana is without Knot. me waIcs are OF ONO OAK,
inches wide by N inches ,hck, while the bottom
plankng Is Of yellow pine, I'd inches IN thickness
1 he fas Is throughout mr.. galvanized.
ACCOMMODATIONS A.n
The yacht was az once lowed 70 the loot OF slxth
street. East River. where during the aftcrnoon Aessrs
yosburgn aud Gil0erton commenced 70 put in her
joiner work Far such crait tie accommodations
Will Le sary neat and elegant The mouse on dock,
which Is lect inches nigh, and hus crown Of ID
way ait leading 10 The is feet by Ieet inches
wnile the caDn IA feet ION inches rms Will DO
painted in colors, ana around the entire cabin VIII DC
gilt c0rnices, which must produce pretty elect sofas
tue backs being made turn down, wncn handsome
lockers will DO disclosed rich man.el u mirror
table. with 0, her appropriate articles OF furniture,
will be supplied the cabin Of tue chceriest
possible character Two large statcrooms lead from
the caDu The on The ssarboard SIDE 10 ieet long
by feet wide, 10 designed Tor the owner From This.
we'll as the satcroom opposite, there are uoors
opening into 2 retiring room. Bureaus aud iancy
belsteads will be turnisned the stuterooms, which,
WITH The fancy woods 10 be used IN finishing those
quarters, will make rather cosey anu inviting apart
inents. The upholstery work throughout will be
suited to the handsome SURROUNDINGS Forward Of
the the space a0lled 10 the machinery.
TINS IS about thirty seven ieeI Again, moving
toward inc bow Is uolea me galley wnIcn Is 10 be
Il, ted with every thing requisite. Beneath tbs plot
house there wi 10 iour Derths Tor me crew. these
bcrlhs being flushed IN black walnut The cabin and
engine room skylights are oi mahogany ana hitod
with Eickel plated quadrants anu hinges. The CON-
panonwxy also oil mahogany, As are the sash Ia The
cabin 0NNM
a.aM@s e4S& MACHINERY.
The yacht will be utted with O compound en-
CINE, having cylinders ~ inches ana ~ inches IN
diameter aud stroke OF piston OF IL inches " ID
supplied with surface condenser and Independent air
punlpx The revolutions wnl DO 23O per minute, and
Tue power OF The engine equal 10 800 horses. The
BOILER will be OF the water tubular description, lhe
draughl being wholly artificial. the OF slesl
and has tour blades. The machin0ry from The
works OF Msssrs. Ward. Stanton a. Co., Of Newburg,
N. Y. Mr.. L0rlard expects that the yacht will make
lwenty-one miles Dour, and be iaster than all the
similar pleasure GRATIS Afoat.
CANVAS.
The yacht will DO schooner rigg0d, the spaFs being
cut by Mr.. Pine, ana are OF the following dmen-
sions-Length OF mDnmast, irciuding topmast and
pole all stick, 20 ieet inches; length OF fore
mast (topmasl and pole same as mainm4siL 50 leet
inches; diameter Of maiumast anu iorcmast Sd
inches diameter At hounds, ~ inches; diameter Of
Of poles, TX inches; bowsprt, cupboard, ieet;
longth Of main san, 70 ieet diameter inches; AT
emu, inches; length OF manboom, Az feet diameter,
Az inches; ~ end, 8 inches; mahogany yards are
htIed 10 bonn and gaH tf
Tho canvas will consist OF mainsaii lug forssai.
fores.aysai and Jbtopsa which Will De oraercd at AN
early DAY.