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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
FOR SALE.

~ YErrcFp Price 500 second hand
wood and iron ~o-kspE machines. fg../
fuAr.ntsed, machinery eostht and q.
chan-'d. GLOHGE l.. EDDY. 7)s MAii'
.r-F'
AT LrrTIr's TOOL STORE 81 Fulton.
81 New York. workshop mschincs; toot
.-wsD list ffec. word-csTvlns tools. ~
avs. designs and faucy ~n9.s' incubator
sn' 'fo',l"is 10 np' ZION.
ANTI Irs c,avfn.' slnr. hit pat h-i'
'ntirt burs &c., chairs. hns7 ZEN ir'r ara
irons "a master ard ni0i"in PAINT e.
proof rnVft,iuss. etc. Sib Ain-i' rtn'" "F" o
corner lVlth-s
ulcyrIry N,w 1895 'r,imcl'' WOOD
r.r,.,rrducci ~ -, n. h'yr frame. ~
pounds durf.- crown f'rk. belmont
sas Warwick s95 HI:N'UNHr. 81.
Gr's'-st.. rroll,n.
DESKS EMPIRE DESK co. so7 canal
o. sfgtrf stock NJ once furniture n
i'vo-' pr''ol ~ Ne~ iofA
FOR SALE L,aj's npos. srr'n' hnui.
Llrh siasr, pneare'lc. can lc sc"n AZ
:, Warren n.
fOE SAIL, A cD,n,'rf. So - or.cc fir
niiuTo. ir'uii.g trsts r-wri's' safe
ct. Apply ~ 5 - .. Eetvr. - Hr-i
nor.
LAME. also I.s'.on Knitting machine.
.axony looms Ninl"r rla'fprrt ale.
lathe. flrrc. anvil sewing machine leads.
- ~ 90 SrA%DAnD kNlrri*G MILL.
80 Grand -.
Second UA@D Ft'RSITrHE STORE for
gai" - Inck hurr.. up r"as nail ''frf
r"fuH,d account of r1ins . Europe. in'
Union ave. n01r 1fHid
WEDDING rrTsr.-s noauufm s,is
chairs MY g. -: rr'l,is.. generally - ~.
lag" assortment. hani-ouicl, d--'lnsl
molly upholstered. great sasr.lc.. colo
CHAIR jANiFNCTI krnf 20 MTrra, -.
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rrono >NrzArlox ACCORDING TO THE IDEAS o

EEOEG IMITATION ACCORDING TO THE IDEAS or
TIE EASTERN MEN
The contemplated charges IN the IIeri.ng-IIa,l-
Marvin Company. generally known as tne safe
Trust. brought abou; Yesterday IN accordance
with an understanding reached a. an animated
session on Tuesday night a. the Fifth Avenue Hotel
prior TO the annual meeting OF the company In
Jersey city on Wednesday \. this Tuoslay nigh,
session The Eastern stockholders showed the West
interests that they had large majority Of thc
proxies. ana thus able 10 force. a they saw
n, changes 10 be made in the officers OF the com
pany md in the methods Of conducting the bus!-
ness. The Eastern men contcnded that under Pres
dent Hans manag ment the company had becn
run TO sui, the Western interests. Besides this. they
contendcd that there had been too much cutting Of
prices with competitors
Yesterday the directors mo- - organic, and ali
the contemplated changes made. whcrt by the
Eastern manufactures 10 DO hereafter operated
by Eastern manager and an Executive Com
m.:tee. and the Western business VIII b. governed
,y Western MANAGER and a second Executive
Committee. psth executive committees. however
arr responsible :, tAe Board Of Directors.
The victorious roe'ern men Gil not caro- 10 en-
force the right TO put Of Their own men in the
presidency. but consented TO the appointment ms
the president Of the company OF fichafd
Dymord one OF the Western contingent. who Is
a director Of the First National Bank Of Cincin-
nah. ana who represents large investment inter
In the stock
The new vico-p-esiGoats are Edward c. Han tho
-fir,nc sident OF the company. VINO represent
hc We ern interests and W. y. Marvin and
Frank ~ Ie~rin- representing the Eastern inter
ISIS. JOHN H. Davis also OF The East. was elected
ircnsYrer IN r'.cc o.: ". II. Hall western man
II T. p,llrn Of the West. reelected secretary.
Who no-~tink yesterday was harmonious. ana IN"
reeiirc nc ain friendly 4 cessation in the cutting
OF prices ia expected. The Marvin works, which
have en- shut down. will again s'art UP.
Thc.a has been dissolution OF the trust. but
under tho plan outlined above. III. old works Will
practically be put again under their old manage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
A.-FOR SALE.

A-FOR SALE.
Family G0'nc avav viii sacrifice
contents II their private stnhle.
very stylish COP fesrisss. perfectly
.n'c plenty action. god under saddle, hay
Ing a., re -nits. also Two family horses
lono VERY FAST. b.oushari fancy trap.
CANOPY Top surrey (s"a's four. run.
about wagon. 'indnm cart. TOP road
wrg,n. ladies' up phaoion. all bun by
Brewster. Sil.ers and other Arsi-class
makers: sinsi" AMI double Imported !isht
AMI heavy harness IN silver a-i bass
latte and gcril~fnea'- English saddles ana
bridien. nVc robes hiauke'a. horse clothing.
wh.rs. etc. MIST NE SOLD HMEDl-
ATEi.Y. Cali OWNERS PRIVATE STA
BILE - East 2Is,-st. between On and
Madison aVcs
A BEAUTIFUL f-hoole1 saddle ard driv-
Ing Hackney. sound cch 500. privat"
oo6. QUICK SALE. Tribune ONCE
ron SALE Ms.chcd team ponies. suit
ALL. ~ chilcrrr and ladies': these are IN
common. AiGrss nr. . g. JACKSON.
l. q U)x .Di. Jamaica. l.. I. y. Y.
FOR Ponies tina, nre l.. I bred
and broken. flr children and ladies. Al
dfces pr O =. JACKSON. r. q. Box iSl
jam-!'- =.
rOH SALE Large. strong donkey nr
nlffe ard chlif.n. with ~ without cart
arf harness Address ~ -. e JACK o.
sos =. -. Hox 1911. Jamaica. l.. |. y Y.
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MASONS END THEIR LAB ORS.
THEIR OFFICERS DULY lNSIALLED
INTERESTING Dr7onTs OF COMMITTEES MADE-A
PORTRAIT OF Mr. RrRNNAM PRESENTED

INTERESTING REPORTS OF COMMITTEES MADE-A
PORTRAIT OF MR. RrRNIIAM PRESENTED
20 rHE GRAND LopGh
The feature OF he closing meeting ~ :hs three
days annual communication OF he Free MaSohs
Of me stat o, New-Yor. a, he Temple. sixth
ave an6 Twenty lhir1-st.. Yesterday vas 'hN N
-taNaton o. .he officers eectaG on "eHhes"ag'
THIS did no, take place ~ after the ftad'hs o' d
number Of reports referred 20 committees on LUIS
day The installation ceremonies. when were "'''
In the Grant Lecture Room. we're e'aoofa'" ari
impressive The new officers installed we're: Grand
Master John Stewart: Dspu;y Grand Master. W. A.
sutherland: Senior Grand Warden rnai.es r. i'''
anu Junior Grand warden. Charles ". EusAnan.
together with Grand Treasurer Jerome r. morse
and Grand Secretary I. N L. b'leIs-
The committees appointed various matters
mads their reports. which were aceep''i' N'''one
theee committees were chose on Appeals bXe'npI-
nc,tion Lectures Finance. CT lenii1ls snl Amend
c,enis 20 the Constitution.
TIE repor, OF he corml:.ct chosen 20 c'"S'''
n. proposition made by tho Board OF trustee '"'
an addition OF wing 10 the HON" r '',"
and a hospi;a. adjoining :his asylum MAS promptly
adopfei The suggestion % increase the no" "'A'e
ou,te fac,ll..cs o. me u;ica Home W. maze over
. voa- aco Recently :he trustees had pans 10Y
ms rrw buildings dawn. The crccno" o. NJ"
VIM an! hospital Nil - begun shorty ana II -
intended 20 cvy>ni ali 80 cf-n-s'o"'~ ''"''''
for tho purpose &. their constThcl'"-
~. ot tho amon3mer;s offered hy ~ committee
h,,.n. r. ehaic. the recorsiglot1n OF the c'hs>
,uti,n ya, :, make ,he ;cus' - o. ne N-.' anu
asvuln fund during the years $50 10 iN' inclusive
norma, ent members OF the Grand Lodge, ia 'r''s
milton Of th.!- services In hnldlng ne NONE ~
Utica THIS amendment viii he over umi' heN'
years meeting
one e tn most interesting reports Wa ih'' ="
the Committee on Grievance. In regard T. ire REM
statement - co1iinuci punishment 81 Mas'ns 'N
PEELED or suspended. The members " th'S c"MH'l'-
tee were Warren iliGlcy. j. Z. solomon ma H. IS
Moncypenny. al Of this city. The report. "hi'h
wa. promptly adopted. rcina'atcs 70 iull me'nh"f
ship ) ". l.. Bcckencr OF NeE-IoiK. sisp'ndr'
indefinitely jrn rtIrs ago. and warren HooS,N''
also OF NoN- y,rh. whose suspension dates tt'.k
Oyer twenty-five years. TIE committee i'cih"., 10
deny The Application :or re.rs'a cement maze py NAY
Bernstein VINO VAS suspended three ana ohe-ha'i
pas: Grand Master John ~. Nrooman. OF llerk-
M County. presented the Grand Iodge with a
painting OF P1.t Grand Master Frederick A. Burn,
ham. 1t was accepted and vote o. thanks pa So
10 the donor To reN picture wi. be hung In the
main corridor 90 the Grand Lodge.
Grand IeciE- Dr. George II. Raymond vas r"treI
on account OF N-hea'ih. Ny. Raymond mas pccn
the Grand lecturer for the Hast twenty years lie
was ma 10 Grand Lecturer Emeritus and VIII here
alicr receive salary Of $500 year
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yOp AZ IMPROVED WATER SERVICE.

Yesterdays meeting Of the Chamber OF 'o'"'"''
was brief. President Alexander +. Orr was IN 'he
char and about thirty members were in at'ehd-
aace Louis Windmuer introduced resolution ~
the effect tina. the pressure from the 'ro'on
system was not sufficient for the c;y's needs anu
ealing upon tn Commissioners OF the Fiifng + uho
10 investigate the matter and to maze prov" ." ID
an ,y,nro,e1 service The resolution referred
10 tho Committee On Trade ana improvement. IL -
expected that I; Will come up at the next meeting.
4 letter was read from the Chamber ~ commerce
o. Kel Germany thanking the .0"ai ch1mDer !yr
lis .ette- Of congratuia;icn on the Opening Of inc
Iat, Canal. $500, - .,a.... Nj
Five new members were elected as io"o"S' WI
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ORDER or THE EASTERN STAE .4DJOrENS.
APPOINTMENTS MADE AND OFFICERS INSTALLED
REPORTS OF BAII.OT-Box sTrFFING
AND BRIBERY DENIED.

APPOINTMENTS MADE AND OFFICERS INSTALLED
REPORTS OF BALLoT-BoX sTrFFiNC
AND BRIBERY DENIED.
The Order OF TIE Eastern Star held rs closing
sessions n Association Hall Yesterday. The al
tendance o. delegates was smaller ;han on pre-
ceding days. Ar animated discussion :ook place
concerning certain newspape- reports o. Wednes
days election Of officers hich was sa:d :hat
ballot-box stufng had beer iractsed by some @;
me delegates, and that charges o. bribery mao
been made agains. some o: Tho candidates. such
newspaper reports were declared 20 be untrue.
Most o. the days session was spcnt III considering
the revised constitution and statues for The Grand
Chapter. which we're submitted 20 the subordinate
chapters year ago. and they wc.e adopted
The reports o. ,hc committees OF Finance, Con
stiru;on and Bylaws Grievances and Pay ot Rep
resen;a;ives were made and adopted. TIE BIZ -
cooperating tie Grand Chap:e: recently passed By
the Legislature. Vas read ard accepted. Under the
new charter ihe following trustees were elected
George :. Barber. OF Erook.yn: Frederick - W"r.z
o. Rochester: James Z Baisford. 0: Waterloo
Mrs. Hannah L. Qu.rn Mrs Rachael Z. S;ie:c
and Mrs Eliza Demores,. o: his c:;y. ana Nrs
Emily Barber. 81 Brooklyn. The Hall and Home
Association. having IN charge .he 'und for pro
posed home for aged and innrm members % the
order reported that over $500 had been raised For
tho purpose. The new ssterhood degree. which
was eXen1liHed before the Grand Chapter Tuesday
afternoon. was adopted annex 20 ;hc regular
WORK The Grand Ma,ron made the following APP
pontments: Mrs. Marian Levy Grand Adah; Mrs
Grand Eshe r r"Gg l n1th Hne G ana Nj
Mrs. Jose Taus.g. Grand Electa. Mrs Sarah
= WndeS Graad chap a's &osa I"' RarIon
Grand Lecturer; Charles T. Light. Grand Marshal
tie evening session tn, officers elected on Wcinss-
day and those appointed yesterday formally
Installed in Office. ate? which the convention adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
ANOTHER JURY AT ODDS.
n,s.cREEMENT IN TIE CASE OF DR.
WHITEHEAD.
,p REp11cK. THE FOREMAN. SAYS THE RI
Git IS oUTRAGEOUs-TEN TO TWO FOR
CONVICTION From THE FIRST BAL
Ior-TwENTy- THREE HOURS ~
TIE JURY ROOM.

r-TwrNTY-THREE HOURS ~
THE JURY ROOM.
rho a,sarroements of turies in important crnina.
.,,,s Z, this city are becoming So common 'na'
o,,lv tho nuhl,c vii. be los; IN arnazeracni II
- D.s,ric,Attorney actually secures conviction
IN a case which has received much previous ne" -
,aoer mention. Probably few intelligent am oo-
Sorting New-Yorkers who followed me procedures
+. ,ho trial OF Dr. Newton Whitehead expected that
no .ro, would result In anything more serious
81, dse gree,nent In view OF the fact that nein-
h.rs OF the fury began to disagree AZ the outset OF
,rA rial One Juror said 10 nave thrca'che" ~
s.-,,a another Juror who had been guilty Q: max
,rc remarks IN the German language N 'he Jur! :
NV The case Q: ID. Whitehead also presented
-, c.,ca- Contradictions which could easily give
.xc,.se for an obstinate juryrlaH who wanted 10
force 4 mistrial
nudge Allison In Pa. III Of ihc Court o: Genera.
Sessions yesterday morning discharged the jury IA
the case Of Or. Whitehead. charged with naN'h-
reformed a criminal operation on Agnes Berthoid'
,ha rrv having announced that they could not come
"a an agreement after twen;y-three hours deho-
Grafton I'VE stood ten 10 Two 70: convection sara
the foreman. Alexander Redlicl from the first bal
lo, II Is a most outrageous case jurors III s"Vh
cases should be locked mp II justice is TO De hau'
The Jurors who held out were No. u ana NO. -
1o5er, c Wh.tten and William MALAY. Whitehead
was released on >JNJ halI ,--...- 49, ..no.o
Il have been serving on juries for many ysars
s,sI me foreman. and have never seen sucn cen
duci on the part Of jurors as saw a. n.Sht MI.
RedIlcks charges made in the Genera. sessions
courtroom before reporter. Later the foreman ana
I,ror No . with Juror No g. appeared before Asst
iant Distrci-Aticrney paws ana iad nc !acts oe
Tore him, II was known mat he juror Malay voted
f,r conviction once during the deliberations .ast
night Malay was at the District Attorney Once
nnHSierlav afternoon with regard 20 the charges.
Nr Davis would give him no ini9rmaf Ton exert
that the three jurors above noted dd appe2r Hel"pe
him Mir Davis asked MALAY as to why he had once
vnied for conviction ami then toT acluittdI, ara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 70 LET.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIH.- Houses. Al!
t.ats: sale o. relt. building stes
rt-i.f> 4 TAYLOR 3 Beekman-st
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THE 7HIRDAvryUE ConpAyY cgNsuRgD

Coroner Dobbs and jury. who hcl an Inquest
Yesterday the death OF j. A. DcrmDdy sixteen
years Old who killed by cab,e-clr al Flfiieth-
81. and Amst"rGaT-ave. on Decoration Day. ex-
oneratel Joseph Phillips the gripman. but censurcl
the Third Avenue Railroad I'VE "ensure the Third
Avenue Railroad Company for negligence for failure
10 repair defects In the brake. which caused this
accident. and We recommend that on holidays rNtri
conductors be employed t. insure the safety 81
the unusual crowd OF passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
COTTON 5DT4NCES SULnPLT.

..7-r, CHRONICLE" ESTIMATES A pEcHEA5H ~
,cpr,cr, or 1Ic-A HEAVY DECREASE ~
THE Use or FEEIIi |Ti's.
The expected cotton acreage report OF ne
Financial Chronicle" vas issued yesterday ana us
eject was TO advance prices on the Ncw-lork COZ
ton Exchange Q to p points higher than Weincs,
DAVIS close August RANGED between 100 a'i ''''
a,d closed at 7.i5. The Chronicles 'abr''e"
statement OF the acreage Is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
FOR SALE - Grnti~fnsn's rour'ry r"a'
d.n,e anI six aer~~ & ground q; Nc
;uchen. y. j.. ~ strictly fret lass order.
ana for sale cheap. m agents. l.. u, Box
1866 Meiuchen. \ !.
ORANGE. = Modem hsli stone
colonial residence. ~ 'rnfain ti"~a.
finest n'irhb.fiod near rts'icns. z. acre .
a charming. rumri 80 home fnW =
HAMILTON Il 60. % broadway.
TESAFLY. y ; near sirt.,u Largo
bic greenhouse. are shade. go" ~ rl1re
ncrcs ~ desired. easy 'erms. Agply 20
q. CLARKE - WalI-s'.. ~ Terary. y. !.
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WANTED A completely furnished cottage
within hour % the ,'ty ara walking d.
,nnce : station. ~ private family 1;
adult. ff.m lure J., - D.'0.e- !. 500
g. season Address H. -. H.. 10 Union
SQUARE y \ CTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

Snaei Coleman. n1m!na;ei by ChsTles stewart
Talco,, sarge A. Plymp;o, ' h., 'a' or
menus \. Bliss Rober, NJ. Tnomp.on nominate by
Sc'atian u. Crane. and JOIN = Young. nominated
oy william F. King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

Suppose the Bureau should chow 10 per cent rc1nC
tim j. ,rc,id Nom from their last years acreage.
snI evcn with 100 pounds lint to the bale crop OF
AZ g,l ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

,OACIIMfS -Col0rcl a. married no
family. di-earasei account employer dis
rfcUmmendati0ns from foremost family:
thoroughly understands care roads'srs.
f-n'ter-. carriaE . harness skllful care
~ driver. fa'fh'Il. oh.ii'at. exemplary
character; n'odera'- cr1cr'ations, ci'y
COUNTRY. TRUSTWORTHY. $50 Brad
way. fncfy Agency.
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tNII FINISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM. without meals.
wan'cd ~ private :lmiy by middle
age gsnfisr an. rent. s"D per month. irf-
ersnse. xiyer ani required. NlGssss l!N
iNCSTD<. DDN 3. Tribune one
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FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.


ASrtRY PARK. y. -p.sIrab.- fur
nish.d cottages for reat: listr. MILAN
ROSS. hshury. Park. y. !.
TO RENT on Shf~w stury River. fully
furnished Cu~en Ann" house. ~ rooms
all impr ,-cWcnts. stable. carrihge-ious@
finest view On river. fine bathing. b1ailn
and fishing Appl, - FRANCIS WHITE.
Rcnl E.iate Rci Hrnk y. J.
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HELP WANTED.
>inIc..

tinlc.
WAITED. an experienced anf wide awake
salesman t. lush a leading article -
merchandise. Apply. Win references and
recommendations. to Room 2. ~ Nnils'
WANTED. In n .iyEcoiq corrmlsy' n.
huus,. . Protestant American boy aJpu'
~ vrara old. ea'1ry fisi year $50 Al
dro.s N own hand u. q. Box =. 500. Ne" 81
io!k Clty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

JOHN MOORE & Co.
;, AND "a WARRFN-sT.
Choice variety az
EENABOITS
TRAPS.
NOVELTIES.
PCGGiES.
PHAETONs.
Rochaways
Station Wagons.
Surreys
Physicians Wagons
Handy Wagons
Wag0re:fes
Exie! sion TOP phactors.
ami other s.jics.
Also . numhcr .. excellent
sECONf HAND CARRIAGES.
Surveys. Bugges. prae,Jns. &c. &c.
Also sTpcrb variety o.
HARNESS.
HARNESS.
HARNESS.
Horse Clothing. Lap busters
ard Horse Goods.
pRicEs ALWAYS REAsoNspLE.
-tlfSEAE'rIDE ~ Al 4 N'Tf'fD.
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cOAcHAAS. Twelve years unsurpa ssel
recommendations from leading c.,y and
brooklyn families. sober. respectful faith
m. Trustworthy rrisrsts nds care horses.
carriages. harness thoroughly: excellent
veterinarian. stylish appearance: careful
driver: disenTaged accour, employer dis
posing - hors~s; single: German.
Tranrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

Male.
COOK-French: nrst-c,ass; hotel. rcs'au-
rant or private house; long experience.
J. CACX. $40 West 4Sth-st.
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ul.Lr W tVTED.


Female.
A STENOGHhrHEIt. Remington tvp""rit-
-. misi reside a. rinp'fvcrs hoNs.. ne
experienced ANA unemployed. \ address.
sfIting Ynetrcliionnn ole apc'a, references
aai experience otherwise unnpi.ce cox
RESPONDENTS. H-onhlYn IoHtuf,lcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

cDACHMAS. -Slrsle wants permanent
yNsi,ion with groom - single handel
rrsi-class reference: country all year pre-
fs.r~d. Particulars by ia'f~r. ADNEE-
TlSER. ~, Jcfyers, n-a,e Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

| Male.
! A Young MAN OF %. German. wishes
/ place at driving, or ANYTHING: useful at
| moa, anything. Address ". D. 10 Dyke
! nIsn-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEWLY decorated room. with board: pl.-
va'c family. reduced prize ior summer.
..J West gSth-f.
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GARDENER anl FLORIST ny nrst-
,les married man: German. thoroush
Llowlsdg~ ~ HIS tugi:"ss. nrst class tef-
hard worker. low wages. wife good cook
or laundres-. Address GARDENER. %
Mlin-sve.. Fasssic. n. J.
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WORK WAITED.
Mn To-.
WA. l.. iIAHTTNG.

A WM l.. iiAHTTSG.
Expert Accountant md Auiltor.
parnes building. Room =. II Fafh ho".
AMERICAN MANAGER open Tor engage
n,ent; 30 years references and expert
enee IN New-fork In export. import. 90
r.s,,c and manufacturing trades; aged Is:
rrriye and healthy. Address AMERICAN
no. Is. Tribune Oflce.
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CLOSING PRICES or saw YCFsCO STOCKS
uftESSM AI<ING.

,ruoeor-GU DREssMAKTR desires er::
rsgcne.ia By day u week IN or on, ~
o,.',' nioh.l references. Address THOR
of!,;.r UJx 5O2. .212 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
WOItt< WANTED.
t'cr,,nis

Fcn,nfs.
A IiNY Possessing diploma q, massage
wishes s,r,i ,cs = c1.r"tent doc Ca:
strictly business. SiI.a.A. Box 80. rrib-
unr Oar..
aANI,i-RE. Young lady wisne, few Gus
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-03
BATTLE-sHIP PLANS.
Designs for Three Vessels Submitted
to Secretary Herbert.

WASHINGTON. July g. = Commodore
Hichborn. the chief naval constructor. to-
day submitted TO Secretary Herbert a set
of designs of three battle ships authorized
by the last Congress. accompanied by
most exhaustive analysis of the principal
features of the new ships. In several i'm
portant respects the designs heretofore SUBJ
mitted for these ships by the board of bu-
reau chiefs differ radically from those on
which any existing battle ships were built
and, owing TO these novelties Of construc-
ton. the plans have aroused e more active
interest in the naval service than has been
exhibited in many years past. Commodore
Hichborn reported upon these designs, a?d
also submitted certain alternative plans
Great differences OF opinion have arisen
among the officers as TO the merits of these
wide departures from established practice
and Secretary Herbert himself, instead Of
relying entirely on the recommendations of
his subordinates, has interested himself in
the discussion of every detail, and has even
sat with the board of bureau chiefs during
their deliberations upon this subject.
The feature of the new ships which has
caused the most discussion is the proposed
double-storied turrets. The constructors
twelve-incb rifles, mounted in two turrets;
eight eight-lnch guns, mounted in four tur-
@ ahd ensfs sxeen endsd gums that ne ey
wanted the main battery to consist or
thirteen-inch guns. four being mounted in
two turrets anG on top of these main tur-
rets, and revolving with them. were to be
placed smaller turrets, carrying four of
the eight-inch guns, leaving four other guns
of that calibre TO Zoe PLACED in the two side
turrets. The constructors held that this
arrangement would deprive the ship of
the power of distributing the fire or the
great guns, which argument was replied to
by the bureau chiefs with the statement
that the tendency of modern time fighting
is to heavy concentration of fire on the en-
envy and that the double turrets would
redrce the amount of heavy
machinery necessary TO handle
the turrets by just one-half. The
constructors also contended that Tie enor-
nous concentration OF weight in two small
areas of the ship by the double turrets
would make them unsafe, and was opposed
to the best modern practice. The plans,
however. have been prepared to meet this
diff1culty and il now remains for Secretary
Herbert to say. after hearing from the OFF,
GERS whom he has addressed to advise with
him. whether the ships shall be built upon
conservative or radical lines.