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Mine eae Engine bal pcg ee any ae cris aaasoyaicanigeticass Ihe Marine Record. 3 : “There is talk of putting the propellers Arabia and Tioga in the Lake Superior Transit line next year. The sale of some vessels now in the line and offered for sale would be likely to bring this about, These two vessels can easily put on passenger cabins. In fact, the Tioga was built with that view. i 4 - ——— _ Captain S. B, Grummond has bought a pretty little wooded island known as ‘‘The Snows’”’ about fifteen miles north of Macki- naw island, presumably for a park for the purpose of pleasure. It is said that he will build a club honse on the property. MURPHY & R00t, Shipbuilders 2 Contractors GENBRAL REPAIRING, Yard ,Old River Bed, ft of St. Paul st., CLEVELAND, 0. Besidence 150 Harbor strect. PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY. ROBERT RAE, Admiralty and Insurance Law Office, Room 37 Merchants’ »uilding. OBICAGO. ILL. GEORGE FP. HALLIAQA Y. Attorney and Proctor in Admiralty. Marine Business Promptly Attended ‘Bo, OFEICE 2) BUAL BLOCK, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. WM. H. DeWITT, Attorney and Proctor in Admiraity. ROOM No. 6, BLACKSTONE BLOCK. CLEVELAND, OHIO. VESSEL OWNERS AND AGENTS. ALEX MCDOUGALL, VESSEL AGENT AND BROKER, De Vag Bn Fe Bit Ds Bs A am WR Owners and masters of vessels wishing to get cargees of aa from this port will do well to confer with me. Will be giad to furnish information 1n regard to car- oes, also in relation to docks, depth of water, etc., at uluth, Agate Bay (new iron ore port), Pert Ar- thur, Washburn, Ashland, and all points near the west end of Lake Superior. Good gangs of men tur- nished on short notice ge pe 3 cargoes of grain, loading and unloading all kinds of freight. THOS. WILSON MANAGING OWNER -Wilson’s Transit Line. Gen. Forwarder. Freight and Vessel Agent. CO£EVELAND, 0. J. J. H. BROWN. EDWARD SMITH BROWN & CO., Ship Brokers and Agents. Special Attention given to Surveying, Apprais- ing and Settling Marine Losses, Exchange Building, 202 Main-st., Buffalo, N. Y. PALMER & BENHAM, Vessel Owners & Agents, New Bank Building, corner of Superior and Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. WARNER & BECKER, Vessel Agents andBrokers, ROOM 1¢, Arcade Bld, , 101 St. Clair St, CLEVELAND, @HI10. JOHN P. DEVNEY, Marine Collector. Collections Promptly Attended to. ASHTABULA HARBOR , OHIO. JAMES T. ROSE, Vessel Agent and Broker, Room 4, Exchange Building, Duluth, Minn. Ihave an excellent gang of mmers this sea- son, Captain Miller’s old Crew. Special Attention Paid to Chartering Vessels, and seeing that they get dispatch in Port. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICFTED. H. J. WEBB & CO., Ship Brokers, Vessel Owners and Agents. [ESTABLISHED IN 1856.) H J. Wess & Co., willcharter Vessels for Lake Trade | Special attention given tw Chartering Vessel in the Lake Superior Iron Ore Trade, both for the season and Single trip, ARCADE BUILDING, 10! ST. CLAIR ST., Room 27. Cleveland, Ohio, TELEPHONE { 225.5%. 92° 130s. MOORE, BARTOW AND GILCHRIS®, Ship Brokers and Agents, No. 101 St. Gair Street, Room 15. CLEVELAND, - OHIO IRA B, BASSETT, ' GE@RGE PRESLEY, Jr. BASSETT & PRESLEY, | Successors to W. H. McCurdy & Co.) Office and Warehouse, cor. Elm & Hemlock Streets, Cleveland, 0. —— ima ea Fialn x a WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BAR, BOILER, HOOP, ANGLE AND SHEET TRO. Nails, Railroad and Boat Spikes, Boiler, Tank and Cooper Rivets, Swedes lron, Boiler Tubes, Nail Rods, Etc., Etc., Etc. We Represent in this Market the Following Well-known Manufacturers : Andrews Bros. & Co..........Youngstown, O.) Dilworth, Porter & Co., Limited ..Pittsburg, Pa, BAR IRON AND POLISHED SHAFTING. RAILROAD AND BOAT SPIKE, Reading Iron Works....-..-- Philadelphia, Pa. | Hoopes & Townsend,..--.... Philadelphia, Pa, BOILER TUBES, BOILER AND TANK RIVETS. Central Iron Works............Harrisburg, Pa. | Sanderson Bros. Steel Co,--..__. Syracuse, N. Y, BOILER PLATES. : CAST STEEL. Lindsay & McCutcheon,..........Pittsburg, Pa, | Joseph Corns & Sons --...-. eetawes Massillon, 0. HOvP, BAND & STAR HORSESHOE IRON. CROWN STAY BOLT IRON. George W. Johmson, ........----- Newcastle, Pa. | Pencoyd Iron Works,........ Philadelphia, Pa. TANK SHEET IRON, ANGLE IRON. A Complete Stock of all above Goods in Our Warehouse. OFFIOLAL NUMBERS AND SIGNAI. LETTERS. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1886 To the Editor of the Marine Record: : : Hoiowitig ts alist of merchant vessels of the United States to which official numberg and signal letters were asetgned by the Bureau of Navigation, Treasury Department, durifg? the week ended Oct. 2. 1886: Official Signal Tonnage. Number.| Letters. Rig. Name of Vessel. Gross, Net. Home Port, SAIL VESSELS. 126,388] ..cc0000 cece (Sl Charles R. Smith, 15.33 14.46|Pachogue, N, Y. Tas 0Od corey cies EthelgJerrell, 24.42 23 s20\ sack aot cnwa aauaiy é I75foOR|. coe ee Lug. Eagel, 8.93 8.48 New Orleans, La, 135,907] .2.. 2-00. (SCs |Emma Estelle, 37 88), 35-99 Baltimore, Md, 120,655|.......---|SC- F, L, Lovell, 5-98 5.70|St. George, Me By OO cscs see's Sl. Growler, 9.22 8.76|Patchogue, N. Y, BS O40 sees es es Se, Georgia, Io 30 9.78 Baltimore, Md. 85,942] .resveees eons [SC Gertrude. 7,81 7.42| Bridgeton, N. J. 100,401 ...25 xs sjnn Sc, Isaac T, Parks, 10.44 9.92 Crisfield, Md. 140,84 3}..- - e-see-|5C. Lillie Estelle, 10.53 9.97| Baltimore, Md, 140,844|---- ---- «..|Sc. Lola Taylor, 10.27 9.76| do do 91,876] .--- ----.-.|SL Messenger, 6,40 6.08 Gloucester, Mass. 130,360|+ « s--+e-- |S]. Nellie Clapp, 6.60 9.21 Sedgwick, Me. 150,385) - 2+ ---- 0+ |SCs Puritan, Em 15.76 14 98) Cristield, Md, Q1,132|seeeeeeee ---- |SI- Wm M. Britiain, 10.95 10.40|Morfolk, Va, STEAM VESSELS. wes plier rarm tl ty 10) K:, 10 Ni Cigt..«:; Alliante, 2985.1 2105.33|New York, N. Y. ster st. p. Dauntless, 15.77 11.57 Ferre Haute, Ind, 135.905] - Enterprise, 13.84 10.07|Wilmington. N, C. 135,906|+er+eeee---+ |St. s. [Edith E., 21.88 11.80|Houghton, Wash, 120,654|---- ---- ++ /St. s. F E. Spinner, 1003.19] 777 57\Chicago, Lil. 95,893} sees wees ee |St. Ss, Helen, 15.93 7.97|Town Creek, Md. 140,845 =) cease St Loreto, 19.86 9.93|New York, N. Y. 130, 359 Nellie Hudsen, 213 31 166 O1|Pitsburg, Pa. 116,121}. Stella Wilds, 289:12| 288,12|Wheeling, W. Va. 161,560 Veronica 1093.02 880.79 Milwaukee, Wis. Jarvis PaTren. Commissioner of Navigation. VESSEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. HENRY LEOPOLD. | STEAM YACHT FOR SALE. : rand Dealer in all kinds of fine and plain psu Y y The steam yacht Entei prise now at Congress Lake, FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY. near Canton. Length 85 feet, beam 9 feet,depth 4 feet, 4 | draws about 2 feet 6inches. Hag carried 64 passen~ And Manufacturer of Counters,Shelving, Ban’ gers. Engéne 5x5 high pressure. In good shape, and and Bar-room Fixtures. will sel for $400 at Congress Lake, Address, . JAMES N: - RMAND, Mattrasses and Vessel Furniture ton Bt 852 Washington Street Cleveland, O A SPECIALTY. Warerooms 798 and 800 Lorainv-st., near Ful- STEAM BARGE FOR SALE. ton. Factory 10 Willet-st, This isone of the finest steambarges on the lakes, CLEVELAND, OHO, and was builtin 1834. She is in gos cendition in SPIEGLE BROS. every respect, serviceable, easy to Established in 1859, and a great favorite. She can not be duplicated for the same money. Her dimensions are 131 feet keel, masts. Her carrying ep ery! is 400 to 425 tons or 14,- 000 bushels of wheat,or about 240,000 feet of lumber on WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers. Bakers and Ship Supplies; 18x26 and her boiler 644x12 feet of 7-16 Otis steel. eapety SS ae Ww . f = | Speed 10 miles loaded oy 11% Jight. Rresh & Salt Meat of all Kimd, |’ sudress MARIN RICORD, Cleveland, Ohio. 30 & 32 River-st., opposite Detroit Steam boat ys a Landing, and 184 Broadway. Telephone 112, FO Se Ss A te E i. CLE JAND, OHIO. eee LoOPNAL on + pp ea Strath: dehesthe 'STEAM PASSENGER TUG TEMPESY. Steel bull 60 feet over all, 10 feet beam, 6 feet hold. ; . ‘i » | Engines fore and aft compound, 8 and 14x12. Otis ¢ . | steel boiler, return flue, 110 pressure. Complete pass- Com Ass Ad uster enger outfit for forty.three passengers. Speed 12 to P J >| | COMPASSES, BAROMETERS, PATENT LOGS | ANTED tes so aoe ss 16 miles, H. F. LOOMIS, 15] Arlingion-st, Cleveland. ESE Gs: SER EOD yp TLE aR BPRS oes Al TUG FOR SALE AND MARINE.GLASSES REPAIRED ma , Re Aetedon AO ’ | This tug Is 52 feet over al!, 13 feet 3 inches beam, Schooners can have their Compasses Ad- | and 6 feet 6 inches depth of hold. Engine, 13x14; steel justed for Local Attraction at the time | boiler 4 feet 6 inches diameter by 9 feet long. The . 4 x \shull was built by Geo. H. Notter, Buffalo, and is an | of repairs by stating how much excellent model and wel] built. The tug is nearly they are out on East or West new, haying done only five month’s work since she Courses, and which way it came out new last snmmer. She has a poop deck and leads, North or South of above Courses, | $43) Address MARINE RECORD OFFICE. finished cabin fore and aft, and classes Al. Price, {6 RiverSt., Cleveland, 0.| vactt ence ano soier For SALE —— CHEAP. ENGINES AND BOILER FOR SALE. The engine and boiler just taken out of the yacht L$ . ? | y The undersigned hasin stock a number of engines Calumet, built by Clute Brothers, Schenectady, in and one boiler. all new, which will be sold cheap for 1881 Engine 11412 cylinder with cutoff. Koth war- leash. While the engines are not marine engines they ranted in first claw order. Pony pump, heater, Han- | can be made so, at very slightexpense. The size of cock inspirator, flee whistle, two 5 atent pow valves, the engines are #s follows: One is 12x16, one 10x12, copper exhaust pire, smoke stack, boiler covered ; ri 9 7 5 6 t ‘ yith Asbestwe cloth’ and Russian iron jacket with | $% per month and expenecs. Canvassing | 9x10, 8x10, 7x5, 6x8, 5x6, and two 4x6 with , ; 1 On } j Ss ~ } OHN THOMSON i brass bamds. Complete rig. Price $1250. Ap to ee ee Pe | 4 ‘ WM. W. ANGEL, Gayton hee: i VER-W4RkE Co,, Boston, Muss. on % River Dock, Cleveland, 0; oad end unload, | MARINE SUPPLY STORE | has'‘istiamed'aiss by talana Lloyds, She carries two | a dratt of 9 fect 9inches. Her engine is high pressure | | EASTERN Grummond’s Mackinac Line Stmr. Flora, | Stmr. Atlantic W. E. Comer, Master, J. R. Jones, Mester, ; Leaves DE! ROIL, every | Leaves DETROIT every Tuesday at 9 p, m. J Saturday at9 p, m. STEAMER ATLANTIC J eaves Cleverand every Frida, evening at 9 o’clock For Mackinac, St. Ignace, Cheboygan, Alpena, Oscoda and way ports For freight or passage apply to GEOKGE ANDERSON, Agent, foot of Superior st. Cleveland, U. 8.B GRUMMOND, Owner. T MACKINAC. Summer Tours. Palace Steamers. Low Rates. Four Trips per Week Between DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND eh Rvery Week Day Between DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Special Sunday Trips during July and August. QuR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS Rates and Exoursion Tiekets will be by your Ticket Agent, or address c. D. WHITCOMB, Gen’! Pass. Agent, Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co, DETROIT, MICH, T. F. NEWMAN, Pass. and Freight Agent. A,J JACKSON, Ticket Agent. 23 River street, Cleveland, Ohio. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN, Commeneing Sunday, May 30,1886 at5o’clock p,m the time given in the figures below is the new prt oe (Ninetieth meridian) time, whiep is thirty-three min- utes slower than Cleveland time proper: Eastward. | Arrive | Depart. *2 55a mM) “3 05 A nesses No 12, N Y & B Fast Express... ... No 2, Ni " No 1, Fast Limited Express No. 23. Cleveland Express No 3, Chicago Express via No 25, Mich Accom Norwailk.. No 21, Toledo Ex via Norwa No 5, St Louis Ex via Sandusk No 9,Chi Pac Ex via Norwalk.. No 31, Elyria ac to Elyria onl No 27. Conneaut Accommodation "12 15 aM ; Sina e 26 OAM 6 804M seesestseereees| 16 30 AM T12 M| 13 20PM “10 45 A M|*10 50 aM *6 15 PM! ¥6 40 PM Fs | $430 P we Sunday train for Nottingham- Depart a5 a, 2 and 1:45 p. m:; returning, | fam. a Race mand Lue pe g, leave Nottingham at 8:50 a, erence marks—* Dail daily, except Sunda: tdally,exeept Monday. Erik See aan. ocal Cleve'and and New York sleeper dal: No, 12, leaving Cleveland at 2. ef Tis and Central depot. New York, 10 30a eho pi geo or full information as to trains and counections ap- ply at the Union ticket office, ¢ B - rior streets, under Mercantile Biles pours The NickelPlate! _ NEW YORK, CHICAGO «& ST. LOU RAILWAY. The passenger equipment of this New Tr ? is all new and is supptied with the latest opens necessary to safe, speedy and comfortable travel quran deere and anive Ng the Union Depot, Van uren street, Chicago, ai ¥ : at Buffalo. baie hE ® Wily he Following is the time in efteet i til further notice; ef Apel 2 MAS, and Ua EAST@VARD. Avrive, Buffalo Passenge? ...... ae * Isto ede nie deat Chicago Passenger. *900 PM ae Local Freight........... le 4 40 acute: estes fone aa hb ae WEST WARD. Mixi Chicago Passenger .... w.scss. cesses! 5, vides ey Fostoria Pascenger 496 bol xq al - - Loeal Freight * 500 P M|\* 5507 M ROCKY RIVER ACEOMMODATION. Depart—*7:40 a. m., *1:35 p. m, . 5; EUCLID ACGOMMODATION, Depart—*6 24 a. m., "9:10 a. m,. *5;05 p, m, a except Sunday. hrough tickets to all points are on sale at pri offices of the gompen at LOWEST RATES for ee of tickets desired. Baggage checked to destination For information, call on nenrest agent of the Com. pany, or address B. F. HORNER, Gen’! P: LEVIS WILLIAMS, 7en’] Passenger Agent, General Manager. Cleveland, 0, SaSZBacic Bu. ws ‘ DIRECT THROUGH CAR ROUTE FOR TOURISTS TO DENVER, PUEBLO COLORADO SPRINGS, MANITOU ’ And all Summer Resorts of the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, Eastward from Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St L L 1 F ui this route furnishesthe quickest through car line to the White mountams, Aditondacs, Catskills NIAGARA FALLS AND THE 3ST. LAWRENCE RIVER, With the option of going DOWN THE HUDSON Either By Steamer or Rail, to the famons WATERING PLACES, and all the renowned beaches of the ATLANTIC COAST, THIS LINE HAS NO SUPERIOR, P. S,—Get tickeis via BEE LINE, (CC O4&I Ry. D. & U. RB R.—I & St. L. Ry.) Delotta £ A. J. SMITH, General Passenger Agt., ABIG OFFER. %.2e GIVE AWAY 1,000 Self Operating “Washiog Mach nes. [If vou want one send us y™ rpvame, P. O, and express office at once. The National Co, 23 Dey St.. N. ¥. fields are searce, but those who write to Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine,will receive free, full information about work which they can do, and live at home,that will pay them from $5 to $25 per day. Some have earned over SH inaday. Either sex, young or old. Capital not required, You are started free. Those who start at once are absolutely sure of snug little fortunes, All is new. a 4 {