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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
4 COSTLY NAVAL EXPERIMENT.

An investment Of nearly SGOO0,OOO Of National
funds in an experiment in building battlc-shps
is an expensive way Of finding ont whether n
system Of turrct construction which has been
condemned by expert naval architects Is prac-
tcable or not. Secretary Herbert, however. has
decided 10 make the experiment, and the two
batteshps authorized by the last Congress will
carry twO-stOrled turrets, the lower having two
13-nch guns and the upper two Of Slnch bore.
The principal advantage claimed for this novel
arrangement OF guns is the possibility Of con
centrating an enormous weight Of shot n
given point. and this in the Sccretarys view, Is
sufficient to outweigh the many and obvious
disadvantages Of the plan.
That the Bureau Of Construction and Repair
headed by Philip IIichborn, made vigorous but
unavailing protest against the new-fangled ar
rangcment is not so much an evidence Of its
conservatism OF its desire to accomplish the
greatest results with the least expenditure and
danger Of loss. and the fact that an enemy's
ship may be able TO fire at least one effective
shot while the great guns Of the Kearsarge and
her unnamed sister are doing their work was
clearly pointed out by the bureau.
The great increase in exposed surface In the
new turrets correspondingly increases the dan
ger Of blow from a heavy shot. and when it
is possible that one shot, by disabling one Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
TUC HPITJSU COUUiNDERT " rHTTT

The retirement Of the Duke Of Cambridge from
the chief communicating Of the British Army
is undoubtedly good thing for the service. H."
was a capital man in his day. but his day was
long ago For years he has been far behind the
times He has chung 10 old notions. and imposed
them upon fine army. and blocked the way against
the most desirable reforms All that has long
been patent Ministers Of more than one ad
ministratiOn have wanted 10 get rid of him, but
In vain. His close relationship 10 the Queen pro-
tected him from ordinary methods Of removal
and so long he chose 10 adopt MacMahon's
famous words. "lIcrc am. and here stay" his
tenure Of office seemed inviolablc But Mr.
Campbell Zimmerman got him out at last. Just
how is not publicly known. 4 common belief is
that 1t was through rusc; the Duke was induced
to offer his resignation on the supposlton that
IT would not be accepted and then 1t was ac-
ccptcd. However that may be. II was a good
thing TO get him out. and n bcncliccnt legacy
for the dying Government 10 leave to the nation
To the new Government. however. II will prove
n legacy of woe, or at least Of much vcxarlon
For cmptying office is only half the job. Fill
ing 1t again is the other half aud oftcniimcs the
more difficult. Mr.. Campbell Banncrman got the
Duke out Lord Ianslowne and the Duke Of
Dcvonshre must put In his successor. But who
will that be? Some have suggested that they
may rcappoint the Duke. but that is nonsense
Others have suggested the Duke Of Connaught
but that, though in some respects happy sou
ton Of the problem. is scarcely 10 be expected
The two conspicuous candidates for the place
are Lord Woseley and Lord Roberts, and 1t
seems probable that one Of them will be chosen
But the appointment Of either would be attend
ed with much hcartburning and dissatisfaction
Had the Radicals remained in power, Lord
Wolscley would unquestonably have been Sc
lected. That was settled. But Lord Wolselcy
is not SO much liked by the Unionlsts. Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

.dving ont Is pure fabrication. IT Is growing
stronger every day. and the people are more
determined than ever TO bring II about. III the
democratic party doesn't do II. 1t would just rs
"well not try to nominate a Presidential candl-
date"
There you have the existing situation In nut
shell. according to Bland. lie confessed that he
did not know whether the next Democratic Ma
tional Convention would declare in favor OF inde-
pendent free silver coinage by the United States
or not; but of one thing he was absolutely GER
tain With disregard Of grammatical rules
which denoted his supreme earnestness. Honest
Dick" remarked: If 1t don't the party won't
stand the ghost Of Show and added: lhe
people are not going 10 follow platform any
more which Is meaningless or Intended 10 de-
"cclve Federal ofiiccholders and whskey gaug
"crs NAV succeed in controlling conventions Ike
they did in Kentucky. but the people Will not
follow them"
We dislike to recur to a subject which must be
painful to the eminent Civil Service reformer
at the head Of the Administration as we'll as to
his Cuckoo partisans and supporters, and yet IL
would be sheer affcctatOn not to invite attention
TO the fact that one Of the most eminent ana IN
fuentlal Democrats Of Missouri declares thar the
recent Democratic State Convention in Kentucky
was controlled by Federal ofiice-hoders ana
whskey gaugcrs" No wonder Honest Dick
says that there is nothing but chaos and dis
order" when such things come to pass under a
Democratic reform Administration which mas
set its face like flint against the 'perncious
activity" of Federal oficeholdcrs and employees
in politics. Mr. Bland, il appears, VIII take q
leading part in the coming Missouri State Con
yenion. and will thereafter engage In series
Of Joint discussions Of the silver question win
cxCongressman Hartcr In the States or ohio
PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia. i'll the course
of which the Missouri statesman may be aple 10
discover whether or not his assertion mat III
you were 10 go 10 the country you would dls
cover that the voters. irrespective Of party. ar"
..practically united in favor of free coinage Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
"HONEST DTCk" on the WiRPiTH


Ex-Congrcssman Honest Dick Bland" has
been placed In nomination for the Presidency on
the Democratic ticket by our friend. the fluent
but also clfpOSscsScd Governor Stone. whose
public declaration in favor Of the Lebanon states
man was greeted with wild enthusiasm and up
roariouS applause by the unterrificd Democratic
ycomanry of Missouri. in whose presence II was
made Honest Dick"-who. rs everybody who
knows him and has listened to his speeches in
Congress will certify il also cool, self pos
scs,cl statesman, despite the fact that he IL
somewhat vOlublc at timesis naturally CRATE
fu for the honorable mention he received from
the lips Of the Governor and yet he publicly
deprecatcs II, and even goes far as to say
I'm so many words that ut IS all foolishncss TO
talk about candidates." remark which would
appear 10 be the reverse Of complimentary to
his friend and CHAMPION Governor Stone.
But Bland gives the reasons for his statement,
and in his opinion they are undoubtedly valid
and substantial reasons. There Is no Demo
cratic party" he says. There IL nothing but
'chaos and disorder. What we are trying 10 do
sis TO unite the party. don't want to be men
"tioned as a candidate 1t is folly to talk about
candidates until we have first made decara-
"tIon Of principles. The great mass OF the Demo
"cratic party Is tired Of tcmporizIng and fooling
with the silver question. What is now demand
led Is a hatfooted declaration In favor OF the
Immediate independent free coinage at a ratio
of ~ to l. The talk about the silver sentiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Last Sundays experience showed the impor
lance of keeping the sharpest kind OF lookout
upon the excursion steamboats, In order 10 pre-
vent overcrowding. There can be no doubt That
on that day hundreds Of people were carried I'M
lawfully: in fact, those eager TO get out OF the
blistcring city rushed on board in so hcadlong n
manner that the officers Of the boats could scarce
" be held responsible for the violations OF the
law. The inspectors charged with that duty
have determined 10 see that the law Is enforced
hereafter and large force Of men VIII accord
ingly be on hand at each Of the piers Sensible
people will not complain II under the orders OF
the officials they are compelled to wait over Il
boat or two on their way TO the seaside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

likely that O'Brien may appeal to the courts IN
case the Commission refuses TO reverse its acton
In which case considerable delay in the award
Ing Of the contract will ensue Both these bids
are we'll inside of the estimate made by Chief
Engineer Ttecy. That OF Mcdonald is So4I2
ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

wish to inspire public confidence in the reor-
ganized Detective Bureau may have prompted
Acting Captain O'Brien to talk of his own ability
IN command the detectives and to drive all the
"thieves. greengoods men and bunco men out OF
"the city," but he may have unconsciousy laid
rod in pickle for himself when he declared: 4
Twill say further that there Is not professional
thief in this country whom could not lay my
'hands on II he was wanted for crime The
Commissioners are likely to remember that decia'
ration come day when crime has been COM
mitted by man whose portrait is in the Rogues
Gallery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Perjury or inability TO tell the truth has long
been characteristic OF members OF the police
force, but it has been hoped that under the new
regime change would be effected. AT least one
member Of the force. Joseph A. Schaefer, does
not appear to have come within the influence Of
the new spirit pervading the Department, for he
has made some most astonishngly contradictory
statements in the cases Of two men accused OF
picking a womans pocket. The trial Of the sec
Ond yesterday resulted in his acquittal by dlrec-
ton Of Judge Fitzgerald, who also ordered new
trial for the other man. Schaefer is plainly a
candidate for investigation by the Grand Jury,
as well as by the Police Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Police Commissioner Grant recently showed
how considerable economies could be erected III
the purchase OF stationery and other supplies for
the Police Department Another demonstration
10 the same effect has been given in his purchase
OF patrol wagons. The appropriation for Twelve
wagons and the necessary horses was S43oo
Mr.. Grant has attended to the matter In person.
and the result is that he has sufficient money
left to add ten wagons to those already provided
for. The fact that there Is a new era in police
affairs I'm this city is manfestng itself conspicu-
ously in more ways than one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
1n0rx 10 Advertisements.
Dnsinsss Notices.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety OF Style md Price
r. @. sELLEw.
No. Ill Fuiton-st N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Down 70 yesterday afternoon the LIBERAL
Tnionsts OF Great Britain had elected slNty-ohe
members OF the House Of Commons. Al the last
election In 1892 they had. all told. only forty-hVe-
They viii probably make stll further gains among
the seventy -seven remaining constituencies tvi-
IDENTIFY they are a vital and by no means declin-
ing force /, IL possible that the Conservatives
will have a slight majority without them. but II
So II will be too slight to warrant a breaking OF
the alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
AmnsemenIs.


AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN-vaudevlle
BRIGHTON BEACH MUSIC HALI-Grand Wagner Fes
uval.
CAsINo-s-The Sphinx: Roof Garden-vaudevle
EDEN MUsEE--concert.
GARDEN THEATRE-s:15-Trilby.
xOSTER BlALs ROOF GARDEN-vsudevlle
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDENS Vaudeville
MANHATTAN BEACH DAY ana Evening Midsummer
Merry Making
TERRACE GARDEN-S-Pooi Jonathan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Nothing political Of n more encouraging charac-
ter has lately occurred than the turning down Of
Harvey J. Donaldson. Plat Senator from sara
toga County. Next!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

The robbers who attacked train on the Lake
Shore road early yesterday morning had dis
couragng experience. Their attack was directed
solely against the express car but in spite Of
their Use Of dynamite they were unable 10 open
the large safe holding much treasure The only
booty secured was that contained In a small safe
and is estimated not TO exceed $50. Luckily for
the passengers on the illstarred train, the rob-
bers did not modest them in the least, notwith
standing their Ill success In the express car. Still
the temperance Of train robbers In Ohio IS dis
quietlng. The good name OF the State demands
that the mscreans be hunted down and pun
ished with the utmost severity. Several arrests
have already been made, but there is proof
that the right men have been caught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Georgia has two tones to its voice. Hoke Smith
and Crisp should get together and not leave the
cracker" painfully in doubt as to what true-bluc
Jacksonian Democracy Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

The new election law in Belgium has prac-
tically wiped out the Liberal party and increased
the number of Socialis, representatives,. but its
main effect has been 10 give the Clericals in
Parliament an overwhelming majority. Under
this law one vote is given to every man OF the
age Of % who is not otherwise disqualified: 4
second vote Is given To married men and
widowers with children who possess certain mod
crate property qualifications; 10 those who pos
sess specified educational certificates or who be-
long TO professions which guarantee that their
education has reached certain standard
third vote Is given IN some cases. but never more
than three The effect of the law has not been
what was expected. 1t untes the Moderate LIB
erals and the Clerlcals in one camp and the
Radicals and Socialists in another and is alto
gether fruitful OF political discontents and dis
orders An innovation radical could hardly
have been adopted without important conse-
quences following It. but the ones expected dill
not come and others did. OF such sort as 10 make
It somewhat probable that the law will be speed
lily repealed.
In their hostility to National banks. Grover
Cleveland and Master Workman Sovereign are Of
the same kidney.
Tammany does not take any chances OF having
its machine get out OF order After the parts are
we'll oiled 1t will run for an hour and half on
August l. but account will 1t go longer lest
the journals should get heated.
Even in Alabama they are finding that good
roads are an exceedingly wise investment. Madi-
son County. in that State. already has good roads,
but recently decided to Issue turnpike bonds to
the amount OF $4,000. in order to improve them
still further According to The Daily Adver-
tiser." Of Montgomery. the farm lands In that
county sell for bettsg pricss Uau those Of any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

The old saying, There's nothing like leather"
finds it's latest exemphcation in the tests made OF
a leather gun at Sandy Hook on Tuesday. The
leather gun had steel core and though 1t was
looked on with suspicion 1t stood the severest test
in manner that won the admiration and wonder
of all behoders. What use will leather be put to
next?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Yes. General Campos has asked for more troops
and is to get them. BY midfall he will have had
close t. $4,000 And the end is not yet. Cuba
must be free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

The Aqueduct Commissioners decided yester
day 10 Ignore the bid Of John OBren for the
construction Of the Jerome Park Reservoir, and
to award the contract to John b. Mcdonald, the
second lowest bidder whose bid was STATIC
larger than that Of O'Brien. O'Briens counsel.
however. entered a vigorous protest In behalf
Of their client and stoutly maintained that the
Commissioners had no discretion to reject the
lowest bid in case all the legal requirements were
met. After considerable parleying, the Commits
gioners determined to take no further action
until O'Bren's counsel had had an opportunity
to present In writing their reasons why the low
est bid should not be passed by No hint to
that effect was given yesterday. but 1t is not I'M
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'other in the State. and the reason for II Is the
excellence OF the roads. The fertility Of the land
sis no better than that Of many other localities.
but the ease with which farm products can
'be brought to market or a shipping point
materially increases It's value. This practi-
cal Illustration OF the value OF good highways
should make an impression on other commune
ties and In other States than distant Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

In their hostility to National banks, Grover
Cleveland and Master Workman Sovereign are Of
the same kidney.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

NufitGnbt6sn, bic Qb6oltung zines Ser
faiungsconpentes, Die Wabl zines Obers
cOmmdnbtrenben IL. IN. 16entte Der Sc
fanbte fetnen 9lauben.
Sobalb Der Sert Der @reI6dm' 19en 6orz
berung an Spanten betannt getporben mar,
begab ii9 Elm @ertreter Der prefIe nit benz
ielben gum fpanif4en @efanOten Ntuz
ruagd.
sd bin e%rftaunt, boB biefer @9ritt &C.
than nurOe," iagte Der 9e1anDte, nba bod
erft Die cine Seite gebOrt morben 1T unb
ieber @4rttt auf Der MuSIage bes Capt,
@roBman fuBt,"
Ser @efanbte priifte ben Sert Der SCRIBE
rung un6 iprq4 ii3 iiber bic i4orfe @Pro3e
in ber1elben aus.
Gr bate peber cine Mbf6rift Der SCRIBE
rung Dom Staatsbepartement er6alten, nod
au3 cine &n0eutung, baB bte1er S9ritt gez
than fet ooer 9et6an nerben IDlte. Nu9
BON feiner Regierung bate er nt9ts geb0rt.
0a bic gfote brett an ben a1nerifantf6en
8efanoten Suplor in Mabrtb gef9idt NOR
ben mar, bamtt er ie Der fpanif9en 8egiez
rung 5uiteae, ia9te Muruaga, Spanten
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
DteIperfprehenoe BGrfbhen.

9ret ultsgefeimtere baGbtpii9iige 6a1unz
fen als pbtlipp Sacobipn, @iQie 8erman
unb Mofes @latt e8 ftnb, ftnbet man
i9perGi9 a1s Mngetlagte ppr ben 9pli3eiz
ri6tern, @tr bert9teten bereits, baB bic
0ret BON Der 9dnblertn in 6auItrerartiteln,
Dora 2enin BON go. 578 g. Canal Ctr.
aus @nabe u11b 8arm6er3igteit nit @aaren
gum 6auitren berfe6en porben paren unb
ibr btes bdbur9 Iobnten, ba fie bic Srau
I'M $50 bis $40 betrpgen. Sic 1atten t6r
etn3ureben berfu9t, baB fte in Der n@ountrp"
better tbun fOnnten unb barauf bate 8latt
Waaren i'm Wertbe BON $1O-$12, bic an
beren beiben BON $15-$20 er6alten. 9teIe
@aaren erbielten lie am Mpntag pergangez
ner @O@e, QGs tie bic gan3e 8o9e 1t9
nt9t gum &6re4nen feben lieben, tpurbe Die
2etptn miBtrauii9 unb gtng ibnen na6,
Sic ermittelte, baB fte bic Waaren berfduft
unb ben Grl0s ber6ra9t bdtten. Sic muir
ben tpegen 11nterI 9lagunq ber6aftet uno
beute Dem &i@ter 9oplep borgefi6rt.
Ste1em er3G6lten 8erman unb Sdcpb1111
baB fe bic Waaren in Solicit ,Gpul Gttp unb
Ser6o Dertauft, aber fe duf benz &iidipeqe
bon Serbo na9 Goal Gtt1 BON 3pet Rerlen
~ongebalten unb ibnen bas gauge @elo i'm
8etrage BON $28 geftoblen porbea pGre.
@us &ngit bitten fte ft9 ni9t tpeiter Bel Der
Benin ge5eigt, acknowledgements mar
au9 9latt, (ber nit ben Qnberen bstbcn auz
i~ammentpobnt) beraubt unb beito6len NOR
ben, aber ni9t i'm 2anbe, fonbern an Der
@iienba6nbriide an Der ct. G6arles Dir
2inie an Der 16. Ctr. 9a Der 8ertreter Der
StaatSanpalti4Qft Die quite Sbee bate, Die
BRET etn3eln auS5ufor16en, bauerte es nibt
LANCE, big tie ii9 in Elm 2iigenneB rerfanz
gen batten. Der &i9ter belt Te unter ie
$500 8irgI3aft gum prp5eB felt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

auf uns 1osfubr, Sd fat, baB mir T6neGtp
fubren un6 CAB tetnen 8efe6l, lnIere Sc
f3iptnbtgtett gu er6D6en. I'm balb 8 l16r
6atten mir i'm flint Meilen 8~uriidgelafen
unO i9 fab, tpie er, bte8erfolgung~ dufgebenb,
na9 Me1ten fu6r,
Mir befanben un5 gegen 8 l16r bier unb
cine 6albe Wteile bom Gape MaDft 2euAtz
t6urme entfernt. DIS Der erite S9uB abz
%gefeuert purbe, befanben mir un3 neult bis
3ebn Mteilen BON Der &iite entfernt uno ME-
mails famen mir Bis auf pier Wfei(en an Die
&iite beran,
93a9 eingebenber prifung Der gun8en
Nn8elegenbeit un0 Der etnf4ldgigen @efeBe
Fat ft9 Gtaatsminiiter @reibam ~beranlubt
geTe6en cine 0epef9e an ben
omeritanii9en @efan6ten Saplor in
Mabrtb ab3uf4iden, in pel9er Der
@a9ber6alt bdrgelegt unb Der @efanbte
oufgeforbert mirb, Der ipanii9en Gegterul1g
mtt3ut6eilen, baB Die omeritani16e 3egiez
rung cine i9leunige WtBbtQigung iener un>
~befu9ten 6~anolungsipeiIe unb einen Nusz
bruf bes 8eoauernS iiber bas unangene6me
@ortommniB ertparte, (9en MortGau@ Der
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Oas Oeto ser 6attin.

Dem Gapt. Sran3 u. MuttfOn tpiro ss
pabri9einlt4 nt6t 10 lei9t tperoen, cine
@3eiOung BON feiner Satin Slipta gu erz
langen, als er ii9 geba6t bat. Dor Sur
gem rei9te Der Captain i'm &ret5gcrt6t eiGe
S6etbung8tlage Elm, in pel4er CT 6ebaupz
tete, feline Satin babe i'm in S6peOen Oer=
laffen, na4Dem ite linn 3pet 8tnDer 9ebOren
bate. @r fet bann na6 @merita gefommen,
unb feline Satin lei bon Dem gegen ie anz
bGngig gema9ten S9eibungspro3eiIe in
&enntniB gefebt porben.
Nun bat aber geftern 8reisgeri3t5=GIecf
9aulter BON 5rau Mattfon aus 6ribefors,
S9neben, Elm S9retben er6alten, in mel
9em Srau Mattfon erfIGrt, baB ni9t Yie liz
rem @utten, fOnbern baB i6r @utte ie bers
laien babe, unb baB er ibr Iettbem feline
Mtttel gum Qebensunterbalt gepGDrt bafe.
Sic erfu9t baS 9eri6t, ibm bic na9gefu6te
S9eibung nt9t 3u g~epGbren, i'm bagegen
gu 3pingen, ibr $40 monatIi9 Nlimente gu
5ablen, Nu9 erfu9t fie bas @eri6t, i'm
gu 3pin9en, gu tbr 3~uriit3utebren unO pisz
Der nit i3r 3uTammen gu leben.
@lert 8aulter bat bas S@rei6en einem
@npalt, nit Dem Nuftrage, Die 2SntereFan
Der Srau Mattfpn gu pertreten, ijbergs6en.