The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-20
u price.
In ST.
TO BEAT ANYTHING AFLOAT.
WHAT THE CCNARD LINE HOPES OF
IFS THIN-SCREW CLANS.

The CaoPnais and Luea1i. WIN II. the
Aishtiest Of Theis Class, md Are Ex.
nee ed Cross the Atlantic In Five Days.
NJ Vernon h. Brown Of the Cunard line has
returned from visit to the yard OF the Fair
field Comr ny on the Clyde much impressed
with the Symmetry and power OF the Csm1a-
MIA. mightiest Of the twin screws. He gave
out yesterday the first authorized description
o!the great ship. He said:
She looks moro like N am m 9th yacht than
amsrchant steamship. Her lines are so fault
lsssly fine that her giant proportions are not
fully appreciated at first glance Her dimen-
fions are: Length over all. CPS feet: breadth.
s. feet: depth. II feet. She measures nearly
1900 tons She has two snokestacks. each
rs feet in diam eter. raklrc on the same angle
as her two polo masts. The raking masts add
70 hs- yacht.!iks aspect. II there is virtue in
beauty and fnsness d lines. the Campania
ought to fulfil the expectations OF her builders
ITO give an idea OF the size II her smoke
stacks may say that twenty or thirty people
had lunch in one Of the sections while it was
living in the Fairfield yard. Tn, stacks DO not
look large to the observer unless he measures
them by standing beside one
:" The engines of tho Cam pana are in place
They have been pronounced by engineering
experts to be the most powerful and perfect
pieces OF machinery OF their kind ever con-
structed. They will develop at least - go
horse power. which is generated by steam
from thirteen boilers hsated by 100 furnaces.
The Campani viii havc accom- oIatons
Tor $50 first ca bin pdsSen E"rs 100 second
CABIN. and 500 sta.ra.a 1t IS hardly protaus,
however. that even ms noIerat" nur'ter OF
STORAGE pa|se, gers Will be carried, n he rs-
cent ruling Of til. Treasury Department prac.
tically prohibits imm grafton.
her 1nn 1ats2n Of to sn,I VII he nn ne Al q
The saloon viii he ten feet IN height. or two
lee hssh.r han tha; OF the Ergrla' and VII
saloon It vii be furnl,hec in NAH lt'c camy'
soIa a I ana, ee ,niH, sanelsei IN wate ard
stained glass dome r,-es from the
.t tf f,o {" ne sa to ." ch; Of t"-nty-tivs
the pr0menade tack. an. - n .-h-t ~ satin
wood: Further forward. Oh the ~arNa derE :
the library and reading room. wit. w.,., an
ceilng or am boyra Il han, ma rur,Ai "a nd
mottled wood. ami Mahogany. Tie 3'tiag-.
1.s lat rom any, aHfS oFer te ri "A
The company expec;s 10 haE" he t.', am
Rania omplet-t IN January. and ready for her
place in the New FORK servie Her s.;er re n
In all respects. the Lucania. wi! ie iaunchs,,
psIt month. and will DO ready for service ia
Mr.. Brown was dis,nciined 10 make con.
lectures as to the ptouanle spsed u ;E- Cam
stly would b. the fastest steamship or the Al
i n.Ia ana after she g2t n Lertect running
sandy ooE and a IN aso oet"ss ss
days. In regard TO the prOhabls command
ers Of the new slips. Mr. Brown said that, Al.
thorgh no oslc!a! announcement had been
mace. APT. Hams, the com u odore OF the line
now OF tho Etruria, would. in all likelihood
ssS.E-- command Ot the smpanla and Capt.
ychdN o. the lmp-ia. tie next skipper in
sn.pttsy' w3Hl' taie rharge OF the Lucania.
fmr :acs OF me Gunar4 line. at the loot u
n"LSspn -treet. Is ella. eng then ID to accom-
hmdate he colossal In ars
me EtgEgia AMI I'm bria. which are celia
p[a's! ,pr Their regularity, and are only fav
hours slower than IN. twin screws Of this sea-.
son VIII be a@Tt N tho IiverpO0I arI Tnw
aoIs ,ouIr. inc lire Tll bs able. after Nav
Srour - uHH mail ste4GshiD every saturday
The Serya40! N.r.nTa will beu,ed on tho
80" tn = ~, M W.. ousv summer san.
son. ther lal'aHt W. probably te Ir.
noted to co;ni-ar sre .r.4ria and tn.Ir'',.' ~
Caught the Hurgar. When rhey ,m. I'm,
Policeman Hal! saw .w3 men come out o., tho
basement door " -" East Thirty. ninth
street at A NJ Yesterday and arrested then,
Inc mon said they were Daniel Young. u
years old. Of 81 >"crr! avenue and Hs,rv
HoumAr. % Of ~. IUt-,, nvs-ue 1rhcy T. 4
Shtrrs mo house. VIII - IL occupied y Mr.
narF ~ va, widow, aGi her ,'a ..htar nv r..
tn"Nths an IRON . a,ing. Mrs. li5J'l iGeptil ~
~ hsrH many GF,lC.,s '.ULd j.. tAgir rr,s-.s.
- II was evident f-H" the at ar articles
hTlh''Nes had nat tha.r operations huG MOI
u-'h confined - hIs. Lluyd's nonsa 49,
asust"e Hnith ~ the Iorkyills Court vestar-
Us morning. "