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44 and is fitted with Scotch boiler 'and a 100-H. P. twin fore and aft engine. The Moran Co., Seattle, Wash. Steel steam schooner 252 ft. 5 in. long over all; 1,838 gross tons; sin- gle screw triple expansion engine of 850 H. P.; main boilers, two single ended Scotch; donkey boiler, one ver- tical fire tube. - Mozena Bros., Clarington, O. Two gasoline boats 60 ft. long by 12 ft. beam. New England Marine Engine Co., Noank, Conn. One compound single screw marine engine for the city of New York, of a0: id, 2, One compound single screw engine for Allison & Wilcox, of 110 H. P. Frederic S. Nock, East Greenwich, . Rk. 1. 'Wooden power cruiser for C. M. Dunbar, 85 Sprague street, Providence, R. I.; length over all, 57 ft.; approxi- mate value, $8,000; estimated gross tonnage, 24; four cylinder, four stroke gas engine manufactured by the Charles J° Jager Co., 166 High street, Boston, 'Mats., 40H. P. Wooden power cruiser for stock; length over all, 35 ft.; approximate value, $2,000; two cylinder, four stroke gas engine of 10 to 15 H. P., manu- factured by 'the Chase Engine Co., Providence, R. I. Samuel J. Pregnall, Charleston, S. C. Tug Brien Bron, of live oak and pine construction; for stock; length _over all, 90 ft.; approximate value, $12,000; estimated gross tonnage, 56; single engine 22 in. square, 75 H. P,, single screw; marine boiler. bee He Jackson, for stock: length over all, 95 ft.; approximate value, $10,000; estimated gross ton- nage, 61; fore and aft compound sin- gle screw engine, with cylinders 10 and 20 in. in diameter by 12-in. stroke, 65 H. P.; one marine boiler. One tug hull for stock; length over all, 70 ft.; value, $2,500. Not equip- ped with engine. Steam launch Flory, for stock; length over all, 40 ft.; approximate value, $1,500; estimated gross ton- nage, 10; single upright keel con- denser engine of 10 H. P. Oliver Reeder & Son, Baltimore, Md. Wooden open harbor lighter for stock; length over all, 92 ft.; approx- imate value, $3,000; estimated gross tonnage, 206; no power. Risdon Iron & Locomotive Works, San Francisco, Cal. Steel fireboat David Scannel, for the city of San Francisco; length over all, 129 ft.; approximate value, $190,- 'proximate THE MARINE REVIEW 000; estimated gross tonnage, 250; compound twin screw engine with cylinders 13 and 28 in. in diameter by 20-in. stroke, developing 600 Fi, P.; two Babcock & Wilcox water tube boilers. Steel fireboat Dennis T. Sullivan, for the city of San Francisco; length over all, 129 ft.; approximate value, $190,000; estimated gross tonnage, 250; compound twin screw engine with cylinders 13 and 28 in. in diam- eter by 20-in. stroke, developing 600° H. P.; two Babcock & Wilcox water tube boilers. - Sawyer Bros., Millbridge, Me. Four-masted schooner for stock; length on keel, 160 ft.; beam, 36 ft. depth of hold, 13 ft. Seaford Marine Railway Co., Seaford, ; Del. Three-masted schooner for Capt. H. Bell; length over all, 180 ft.; approxi- mate value, $41,000; estimated gross tonnage, 700. Gasoline launch, 45 ft. in length over all; approximate value, $1,200; estimated gross tonnage, fitted with a 16-H. P. Fulton gas en- gine. Southern Ship Building Co., Totten- ville, SL; N.Y. Wooden coal scow for Tottenville interests; 95 ft. long over all; valued at $4,500. Wooden coal scow for Tottenville interests; 100 ft. long over all; val- ued at $5,000. W. B. Stearns, Marblehead, Mass. Wooden auxiliary schooner yacht 60 ft. in lJength; approximate value, $10,000; estimated gross tonnage, 25; 20-H. P. internal combustion engine. Joseph Supple, Portland, Ore. Wiooden steamer Hyak, for the Kit- Sap, County, Trans.-Co,, of Seattle, Wash.; length over all, 140 ft.; ap- value, $75,000; estimated gross tonnage, 250; triple expansion single screw engine of 750 H. P. and one water tube boiler, both buwilding by the Gas Engine & Power Co. and Charles L. Seabury & Co., Consolidat- ed, Morris Heights, N. Y. E. James Tull, Pocomoke City, Md. Wooden yacht for the Rev. Thomas Dixon, of New York; length, 55 ft.; breadth, 18 ft.; depth, 4 ft.; tonnage, 50. She is valued at $3,500 and -is built with a view to later installing auxiliary power. George C. Walker, Toledo, Ore. Wooden two-masted auxiliary steam- er, for 'Capt. G. M. Walker, of Port- Jand, Ore.; length over all, 120 ft.; approximate value, $14,000; estimated 10; to -be gross tonnage, 410; steeple compound 'single screw engine of 340 H. P.; one Scotch marine boiler, built by the Marine Iron Works, Chicago, Ill. Gasoline fishing schooner for Ray Chambers, Newport, Ore.; 46 ft. long; valued at $5,000; 37 gross tons; 15 H. P. gasoline engine. Dredger barge for M. M. Davis, Newport, Ore.; length over all, 86 ft.; approximate value, $7,000; estimated gross tonnage, 116; 180 H. P. steam engine. This dredge is built on the steam shovel plan and is for use in dyking tide lands on Yaquina Bay, Ore. Washington Iron Works, Seattle, Wash. One compound single screw marine engine of 250 H. P. and one Scotch boiler fitted with Morrison furnace. Kingsford Foundry & Machine Works, _ Oswego, N. Y. One boiler for the steamer H. S. Caswell, of New York. One boiler for steamer Newburgh, N. Y. One boiler for steamer Viking, of New York. Two boilers for dredges owned by the Morris & Cummings Co., of New York, One boiler for the steamer Howell, of Providence, R. I. One boiler for the steamer Regina, of San. Francisco. One boiler for the steamer J. S. Packard, of Boston, Mass. One boiler for the steamer St. Jo- seph, of Oswego, N. Y. Two boilers for the steamer Nipi- gon, of Ogdensburg, N. Y. One boiler for the steamer C. H, Moore, of Galveston, Tex. Three boilers for the Oswego water works. J. T. Sharpley, Franklin City, Va. Wooden schoonen Surprise for stock; length over all, 60 ft.; approximate value, $1,000; estimated gross tonnage, 20. Two 'wooden launches each 30 ft. in length, valued at $500 apiece. They are fitted with two-cylinder gasoline engines of 10 H. P. each. Elsa, of E. H. Brown, Taunton, Mass. Gasoline yacht Gypsy II., for G. R. Babbitt, Providence, R. I.; length over Ol, 47 ft. 6 in: $6,500; estimated gross Standara motor, 25 H.. P, Gasoline yacht for I: S.. Williams, Taunton, Mass.; length over all, 40 ft. 6 in.; approximate value, $4,500; esti- mated gross tonnage, 12; Standard motor, 12 HP. approximate value, 153 tonnage,