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4 | MARINE REVIEW. The EXONG BRIDGE CoO. CLEVELAND, O, . lron and Steel Bridges. Girders, Buildings and Structural Work of all kinds, Hoisting and Conveying Machinery for Lhe Lpattin-Aiattidd En, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Alahogany, White Alahogany, AND ALL NATIVE CABINET WOODS. HIGH GRADES OF KILN DRIED WOODS FOR CABIN WORK AND INSIDE TRIM. White Eick Simbel and Sz Yawte CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND SAWED TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. 65 4 Seecn Street : a leueland, Oxia: THE MARINE BANK Co. Grea Verbs AN 15) @©21 L@: : CAPITAL, $300,000. - Incorporated under the laws of Ohio in (891. Successor to E. B. HALE & CO., Established in 1852. a) leat=e ses Gy At lees Soy = W. H. BARRISS, PRESIDENT. HENRY C. RANNEY, Vicr-PREs'T. W. B. HALE, Cashier. MARTYN BONNELL. C. E. BURKE. THOS. FITZPATRICK. THOS. H. WHITE. kaWe give special attention to Marine Business. Handling Ore, Coal, &c. Special Paints" VESSELS ROOFS BRIDGES. MACHINERY BUILDINGS FURNACES MADE TO MEET SPECIAL CONDITIONS AND UNUSUAL : EXPOSURE. W. LAWRENCE & CO., nf TedURe PEN BERTHY AUTOMATIC INJECTOR. BACK, START, STOP OR ROLL. NOTHING BREAKS THE FEED. Range, Stock Injector, 23 to 150 Ibs, . Special Injectors, 35 to 200 Ibs. ) FOR SALE AT EVERY LAKE PORT. * DENBERTHY INJECTOR C0 Manufacturers, Detroit, Mich. GET TWO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MARINE REVIEW AND YOU WILL, RECEIVE A COPY OF THE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF CHRIS- TOPHER COLUMBUS, a) )) . -- S c > A y a $ a (oe LAR G E ll SMALL DE AE AG e uti weicht creat power Le =---- =~ AUNCH NAV Y2MARINE. __< 74) ADOPTED BY VS. GOVERNMENTS Smt VESSELS. Launcies, AFTER THE M@ST EXHANSTIVE COMPETITIVE TESTS «@rrespontence tivitews -- CHARLES WARD, CHARLESTON, KANAWHA GO., W. VA. ALMY'S PATENT SECTIONAL WATER TUBE BOILERS FOR mae MARINE and :: i b STATIONARY WORK Manufactured by = eo ALMY WATER TUBE BOILER 60, a -- Providence, R.|I. uh Tae use of boilers of the coil type in - : 4 : vessels of small displacement and enor- mously large power is already a necessity, and it will not be many years before their use will be general in all steam vessels,"--Engineer-in-Chief Melville, U.S. N.