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M A R I N E R E \ I ee (See WALLACE, C. WETMORE, ROBERT LOGAN, - anes Vice- President and Treasurer. Manager. DRY DOCKS IN CLEVELAND: No. 1, foot Weddell St., 547 ft. x 65 ft. x 15 ft. 6 in. No. 3, Elm St., 340 ft. x 50 ft. x 13 ft. No. 2, foot Weddell St., 450 ft. x 50 ft. x 16 ft. Dry Dock at Lorain, 560 ft. x 60 ft. x 17 ft. THE AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING COMPANY, Office, 120 Viaduct, Cleveland, O. Marine and : : Boilers and | Stationary Engines Auxiliary Machinery Sole Agents for the Lakes for the Ellis & Eaves Induced Draft System, as applied to boilers, giving increased power and great economy. - Prompt Attention Given to Ship Repairs of All Kinds ~ WORKS AT CLEVELAND AND LORAIN ALEXANDER ene the President and Manager. WILLIAM C. McMILLAN, Vice President. M. E. FARR, Secretary and Treasurer. HARLES B. CALDER, General Superintendent. "FRANK E, KIRBY, Consulting Engineer. DETROIT SHIPBUILDING COMPANY, Ship and Engine Builders, Detroit, Mich. Sole Owners for the Lakes and Atlantic Coast of the HOWDEN HOT DRAFT SYSTEM as applied to Boilers, giving increased power and great economy. Steel Ship Yard Located at Wyandotte, Michigan. Wooden Ship Wands and, ar Docks, Foot of Orleans Street, and Foot of Clark Avenue, Detroit, Mich. J soon CRANE NAVY VA LVES FOR 175 LBS 'STEAM PRESSURE TESTED TO 250 LBS. HYDRAULIC. CAN BE REGROUND WITHOUT DETACHING FROM PIPE. MAY BE PACKED WHILE VALVE IS OPEN AND PRESSURE ON. ARE EXTENSIVELY USED ON STEAM VESSELS WHERE A PERFECTLY RELIABLE VALVE IS REQUIRED. . NEW. YORK WRITE FOR COMPLETE POCKET CATALOGUE -_ MINNEAPOLIS PHILADELPHIA « °*SALT-LAKE CITY BALTIMORE SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI - SEELOS ANGELES [. ST. Louis Se "PORTLAND, ORE. KANSAS CITY. = 'BIRMINGHAM SIOUX CITY i SEATTLE ST. PAUL SPOKANE . DULUTH Cc H ICAGO Se MEMPHIS OMAHA DALLAS . ESTABLISHED 1855 GRAIG SHIP BUILDING CO. TOLEDO, OHIO. METAL - AND - WOODEN - SHIP - BUILDERS. New Dry Dock-- 525 feet long, 110 feet wide on top, 55 feet wide on bottom, 16 feet of Water on Sill. Repairs to Metal and Wooden Ships A SPECIALTY.