Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Record (Cleveland, OH), March 1, 1888, p. 3

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RS "AND AGENTS. 3H A will charter Veesels for Lake Trade pen te to Chartering Vessels in the Trade, both for the season and |LDING, 10! ST. begs ST., JONE {20 8 sane. VER & BECKER, | Agents andBrokers, ROOM 10, ¢ B'ld,, 101 St. Clair St, CLEVELAND, OH10. "BRO WN & C0.., EOWARD SMITH Brokers and Agents. 0,80 given to Surveying, Apprais- ing and Settling Marine Losses. ALEX McDOUGALL, VESSEL AGENT AND BROKER, ea ted A tke pornere 8 and masters of vessels ae wee ae _ wie aii ae ? Shur th, Agate 5 Re ere polis nett the Teena cette Tact, Riahed on thor notice fo kinds of treight. PALMER & BENHAM, Vessel Owners & Agents, Rey Bank Building, corner of Superior and Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MOORE, BARTOW AND GILCHRIS®, hip Brokers and Agents, ND OHIO. 2 2 icreideommmalad JAMES T. ROSE, THOS. WILSON MANAGING OWNER Wilson’s Transit Line. Gen. Forwarder. Freight and Vessel Agent. CLEVELAND, 0. : JOAN P. DEVNEY, Marine Collector. Collections Promptly Attended to. ASHTABULA HARBOR. OHIO. PROCTORS [N ADMIRALTY. ROBERT RAE, Admiralty and Insurance Law Office, Roow 87 Merchants building, CHICAGO. ILL. WM. H. DeWITT, Attorney and Proctor in Admiralty. ROOM No. 6, BLACKSTONE BLOCK. CLEVELAND, OHIO. Attorney and Proctor in Admiralty. Marine Business Promptly Attended To, MARTIN MULLEN, ‘Agent, | DEALER IN Youghiogheny & Massillon oal! DOCKS AT GOVERNMENT PIER AND RIVER BED SLIP. Office, 81 Perkins Building, East Side of Main Street Bridge, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Telephone No. 2701. Soy __ BOATS ¢ OALED DAY OR NIGHT. ss N a 3 a othe work ss our large assortment of patterns eminently qualify us to build, at a minimum price. | MARINE REPORTER AT THE STRAITS, GHORGE £. HALLADAY. @RRICGE Qj ite Block, DETROIE, | The Patronage of the Marine Pubiic Respect- MICHIGAN. iF J. STIMPSON, MACKINAW CITY MICH. | MONTAGUE IRON WORKS, Montague, Mich., MANUFACTURERS OF MARINE AND SIAMIONARY ENGINES AND BOILERS, | ae ers Cpt hares alain iy nlisnk oncepnbarsoar 3 Ebi Tol Ieee ieee esi nas inating naan Nee ans Ihe Marine J Revond. ROBERT WALLACE, WM. M. FITCH PRES'T. VICE PRES’T: SEC’Y. THE CLEVELAND iP BUILDING COMPANY, — Detroit and Center Streets, Cleveland, Ohio, TRON SHI IPFP Ss. Marine and Stationary KAGINES AND BOLLERS, Blowing Engines and Steam Hammers, AND MILL GEARING AND CASTINCS. Repairing and Jobbing Solicited. Office on Viaduct. Ws take pleasure in announcing that we have purchased the property, business and good-will of the Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company, and will add to these works, so long and favorably known, a first-class Iron Ship-building Department, with sufficient room and all modern facilities for building two large vessels at the jane time, and a Boiler Shop with most approved tools for large work, including Tweddell’s Hydraulic Plant for flanging, riveting, ete. We have associated with us Messrs, H. D. Coffinberry and Robert Wallace, late of the Globe Ship-building Co. and the Globe Iron Works, and Wm. M. Fitch, late ff the Winslow Line of Steamers, We have made the following appointments : Mr. O. N. Steele, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Thomas W. Bristow, late foreman of — Wyandotte Ship Yard, Superintendent of Ship Yard; Mr. Quincy Miller, Superintendent of Boiler Shop; Mr, John Stoney, Superintendent of oe anu a O. Wallace, Draughtsman, We purpose building Iron and Steel Vessels of all descriptions, Marine and Stationary Engines and Boilers, Blowing Engines, Steam Helve Hammers | 2 H. D. COFFINBERRY, Your patronage is solicited, and we trust that the excellence of our work, with fair dealing and strict attention to business, will secure its continuance. THE CLEVELAND SHIP-BUILDING COMPANY. — eee GOU LDS 2 AUSTIN. UENTRIFUGAL PUMPING MACHINERY, Manufacturers of tho Jfinest \{'reck- ing Pumps in the DEPTH OF WATER OF ALL DOCKS IN \ N OFLC. } Pull ine dlrays on ULSAN 7. ca a t I] I6BLake-st, ieee CHICAGO, ILL, VESSEL AGENT, Versels Chartered, Bough! and Sold, Lake Freights and River Tow Bills Col- lected and promptly remitted. 94 Board of Trude, Chicago, Ill. Reports of Passing Vessels a Specialty. Messages Delivered to Pussing V panels Day or Night, Weather Permitting. MY IE REPORTS MAY BE RELIED ON, SEVENTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE fully Requested--Charges Reasonable. (6.J, STARKEY, ‘Grovery & Provision Store. | Specirl Attention Given to Vessel Supplies. | FAIRPORT. O 2 Sahay ‘ ; By MMOL) SHIECTE BROS oop Mtnvetne cee | E os I pA| ar a good harbor. First. -Class ove, assayed 70 per cent eS, é 7p = ’ Of Bvery Style and Size | il | pps > Vessel and Steamer WHOLESALE AND RETAIL | er tn "Late Ser Hor “if ora hotly oe re y to lessen the danger- s Grocers. Bakers and Ship Supplies; | of making Bessemer steel. Wil sell outright, on 7 ia iy ZN ous effects of heavy eae : | ora royalty. Specimens of ore urnished and . 1G a seas. Write for pam- Eresh & Salt Me at, of alll Kimd, | pe ar oe caine ba) pon as ike Superior, close toa | PROPELLER ‘WHEELS and Heavy Castings & A Specialty. Send for Circular and Prices. hiet. ‘ 30 & 32 Ri t., opposite Detroit St boat | oats bor. Fy ecimens furnished. Appl M. u Dodge & Co., 24 Broadway, Cleveland 0. dad Eecndwar Ge pear er Sarna AY NE. pers RINE EECORD, Cleveland, Ohio. Oe Landing, and 1$4 Broadway. Telephone 112,

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