Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Record (Cleveland, OH), September 3, 1896, p. 11

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THE MARINE RECORD. i GRAHAM’S RAPID FUELING DOCKS, | DETROIT RIVER, FOOT 2ist STREET. No interference from Passenger or Car Ferry Lines. Full supply of BEST STEAM COAL Always on hand. Wide stretch of river and plenty of water at dock. POCKETS AND CHUTES arranged for various types of vessels, allowing QUICK DISPATCH day or night. JAMES GRAHAM, DETROIT. Hoisting, Mining, Bridge Erecting Dock Building, Pile Driv- ing, Coal Hoisting and Quarry Engines. -of any power,sugar cane transferring engines, transferring machines for depositing cane from car to carrier, with my improved Patent Friction Drums, with r without Boilers. Any mount of reference e given. Established 1870. 4a-Send for Catalogue. J S.MUNDY, Newark, N. J. 1744 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. 22 Light St., Baltimore, Md. 117 Water St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 249 South Jefferson St., Chicago, Ill. 715 North Second St., St, Louis, Mo. 39 Magazine St., New Orleans, La. 34 Fremont St., San Francisco, Cal. 85 Front St., Portland, Oregon. 218 Congress St., Boston. Mass. SSSISNSsne UILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF COMPANY, IRON, STEEL AND WOODEN SHIPS, FOR LAKE OR OCEAN SERVICE. West Bay City, Mich. F. W. WHEELER, Prest. EH. T. CARRINGTON,V.-Prest. C. W. STIVER, Seoretary & Treasurer. er) IRON WORKS, MARINE ENGINES, -DeEtTrROIT, Micwu. PROM TI 53 INCORPORATED 1794. Insurance Company of North America. $3,000.000.00. 9.487.673.53, CHARLES PLATT, President, WILLIAM A, PLATT, Vice President, EUGENE L, ELLISON, 2d Vice President, GREVILLE E. FRYER, Sec’y and Treas. JOHN H, ATWOOD, Assistant Secretary. Lake Marine Department, css. GEORGE L. MCCURDY: Manaaan, CAPITAL, PAID uP IN CASH, - ASSETS; ae a - CHICAGO, ILL. ILER WORKS : The best equipped — plant in America for LAKE ERIE B HE the manufacture of MODERN = MARINE e - ‘ BOILERS. BUFFALO, N.Y. PINTSGH GAS LIGHTED BUOYS. Adopted by the English, German, French, Russian, Italian and United States Light-House Departments for channel and harbor lighting; over 500 gas buoys and gas beacons in service. Hey CANTIMUDUSLY siomueace cas see arenietayessont atterion. ors BRILLIANT AND STHADY ILLUMINATION. ECONOMICAL AND RELIABLE IN OPERATION. ___ Controlled by the SAFETY CAR HEATING AND LIGHTING CO., 160 Broadway, NEW YORK CITY. MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE .__—_—" Atlantic Mutual Insurance 6o., Organized 1842. Office 51 Wall Street, NEW YORK. Insures against Marine and Inland Transportation Risks and Issues Policies making Loss Payable in England. ‘Assets over $10,000,000 for the Security or its Policies, The profits of the Company revert to the assured, and_ are divided annually upon the premiums ierminated during the year; thereby reducing the cost of insurance, until ordered to be redeemed, in accordance with the charter, J. D. JONES, Pres, W. H. H,. MOORE, Vice Pres. For such dividends, certificates areissued bearing interest A. A, RAVEN, 2d Vice Pres, J. H.CHAPMAN, Sec, DOUBLE-ENDER PLEASURE BOAT. “GET THERE’? DUCKING BOAT. Mullins’ METAL BOATS Are without a peer. They have More Good Points and desirable qualities than any other boat,on the market. Made in Aluminum, Galvanized Steel and Manganese Bronze. Beautiful and new in design. Practically Non-Sinkable. Lowin Cost. Send for Catalogue. W.H. MULLINS, 252 Depot St., Salem, 0 FOR SALE. SLOOP "OY AGH, Bran new, 29 feet over all, 17 feet on the water, 8 feet beam, has fin keel with 1,C00 pounds of lead on the same, new set of sails, air chambers enough to float her in case of accident, under deck and out of sight, can easily beat any boat of her class owned in Toledo, O., where there are some of the fastest on the lakes. For further particulars apply to Lock Box 291, Toledo, O. For Stationary, Portable, Traction Engines, Tugboats, &c. Thoroughly Reliable—Perfectly Automatic. | JENKINS BROS., =< Selling Agents, NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILA., CHICAGO, _||

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