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: Ss i a MARINE REVIEW. ee ALON TOMA UT TT See er ee THE CHASE MACHINE CO., Ill Elm St, CLEVELAND, O.,) _~ Machinists and Engineers, MANUFACTURERS OF Land and Marine Engines and Steam Pumps, Sole Owners and Manufacturers of the CHASE FOG WHISTLE MACHINE. Special Attention given to Marine Repair Work. ENGINEERS’ SUPPLIES. ASBESTOS PIPE and BOILER COVERING. Agents for the J. L. Rubber Valves, and Leonard & Ellis’ saga Telephone 994. DIRECTORY OF LAKE DRY DOCEHS, _ Ch ee ee Giving Dimensions and Location of all Important Docks, for Information of Owners and Masters. s ‘ Léneth on , Depth of Water : aie eee ~ DOCK. LOCATION. Keel Blocks, | Width of Gate. on aes ane SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. FoR Nicut aac. : : 4 St € OCKS. V Ci Ship Y’ A Ci] i F pba 214-421 a Nearest Dock to Mackinaw|Call Foreman Edward Srralian, Bay City Dry Dock & Ship Y'd Co Bay City, East Side River, ase - ‘a 43% oe and Sault Ste. Marie. ae McEwan and Water Sts. rae , ‘ , . : i Be Nearest Dock to Harbor En-| Watchman at Dock. Manager, 75 Cleveland Dry Dock Co............. Cleveland, So. Side River Bed, 312 4o ft. 8 in. fen W-12 Soanus: Dnane St. Foreman, 126 ulton ccs Hera ; 360 68 1o% f9upper . | Wateh t D 1 Su- Clark Dry Dock TRS eee es Detroit, Lower Docks, yikes ee 42 11% Fo end, |e eS pis oe be ater ock will cal su. Ban's 2 2 Detroit Dry Dock 00... Detroit, Upper Docks,........... oe 56 { 1a [tttttetestesseteesessereeeeesenens Watchman. Will call Supt Ship Owners’ Dry Dock Co.........|Cleveland, Head Old River Bed| 340 50 18 fessole ade Gee Catt Watehman. | igre Upper, 343 48 107% Three steam derricks connect- Union Dry Dock CO... os ae Buffalo,.-.-:.405.5..--- Lower, 343 44 15% eT Call watchman, Wolverine Dry Dock Ca. Pt. Huron, near Water Works. 200 40 14 Dock Waterlogged Vesssls. |W tehman at Dock, nights and eltaed se ee | se. ae a ; undays to call foreman. R. Mills, & aris Se hae Buffalo, N. Y. wetenpevnseessernes {ase 16 { 13% Boom Derricks. Call Watehman: VESSEL AND MACHINERY EXCHANCE. Space under this heading may be used gratis by. our advertisers or subscribers to call attention to vessels or any craft, machinery, new or second hand, that they may have for sale. Those wanting machinery of any kind, or wishing to purchase vessels, are invited to take advan- tage of the same offer. Each item will be limited to three lines. Letters concerning same must mention number attached to item and be addressed MARINE REVIEW, 510 Perry-Payne Building, Cleveland. 0. {2—DUPLEX BOILER FEED PUMP— ide ox, for sale. 14—FOR SALE—Tug Engine, 22x24, almost finished, is very strong and well built. {6—WANTED: A2 steam barge, 350 or 4oo hundred thousand lumber capacity, with good beam; cash if cheap. 17—WANTED :—Cabin yacht, sound and safe, reasonably cheap. 18—FOR SALE—Steeple compound marine engine,14 and 28x24 with boiler. 19—DOUBLE STEEPLE COMPOUND MARINE ENGINE, cylinders 18 and 34x36, second hand, for sale. 20—STEAM BARGE—A2 350M, 137 keel, 28% beam, 10% hold, insurance valuation, $25,0c0 for sale. 21—STEAMER; A2, 171 keel, 29 feet 2 in. beam, Io feet gin. hold, insurance valtiation $30,000, for sale. 22-STEAMER FOR SALE valuation $75,000. 23—FOR SALE 24-WANTED, A2 steamboat, to carry 400,000 to 500,000 feet of lumber. Machinery and boiler must be fitted for towing. eee) eS 1,362 net registered tons, A2, and insurance -Propeller built by Wheeler in 1881, capacity I100 tons. 25—FOR SALE or Exchange for Real Estate—Steambarge } Mineral Rock, and barges Sweepstakes and Sami. Bolton, lumber capacity 300, 400 and 500 in., res ectively. “THREE good harbor tugs for sale. 57—_FOR SALE—Partially constructed hull of about 130 tons. Cost $1,400 28_WANTHD—Harbor tug 16 x 76 or 18 with lots of steam. 29--FOR SALE—Ten steambarges, nine tugs, twelve schooners, four- teen tow barges, and four scows. 30—NEW BARGE-—-Ready for machinery, but rigged for tow barge and steambarge rating A2 w ith 475 m. capacity, for sa.e. 31_FOR SALE—Sloop Cabin Yacht, length 30 feet, beam 9 feet. 32—WANTED=—Steambarge in the lumber and coal trade, to tow the A. T Bliss and Thos. Cahoon. RAV BRS’ ReiGsistTH rR. Standard time, given here, is 33 minutes slower than City time. THE NEW YORK, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS R. R. Arrive East. Depart East. Buftalo-Passeniger..;....-s.sccsectevesmacsweeareinee 10 40 AM 10 45 AM Chicago. Rassen ger 55. Jo.) seamen eee G20 PMA 3 ee WESTWARD. Arrive. Depart. Chicago Passenger ..:..citeipaneracesetoassccael sedge 6 30 AM Fostoria Passenger Pas canals ssh tase enemenearcuce st: 5 06 PM 5 I1 PM All trains daily except Sunday. ERIE RAILWAY. Arrive. Depart. Youngstown Accommodation..............4. *7 15 AM 16 05 AM New York and Pittsburg Express ......... T5 I5 AM *8 10 AM Pittsburg Accommodation.. .c.c.ceeccssesees *12 45 PM *II 25 AM New York & Pittsburgh Limited............ *9 55 AM *2 55 PM Mantua Accommodation... .i<...cci.scseessts *7 20 PM *4 20 PM Vounestown- Baxcpress. oct ccicstscty coats T9 10 PM t6 00 PM New York & Pittsburgh Express... ....... *6 50 PM *TI 00 PM * Daily. t Daily except Sunday. This is the only route by which passengers can reach Corry, Elmira, Binghampton and New York City without change. The short and direct route to Pittsburg, Washington and Baltimore. Only 4% hours to Pittsburg; four trains daily. For tickets, sleeping car space and further information address City Passenger Agent, 141 Superior St., (Weddell House block,) or Central Passenger Station, South Water Street. A. M. TuckeErR, Gen’l Supt., G. B: Fouts, C; P. and-h A Cleveland, O. Cleveland, O. W. C. RINEARSON, Gen. Pass. Agt., New York. Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway, q .) el ¢ ¢ be @ oe meres ark SHORTER than foie prinie ne “ BOSTON, MONTREAL, the great Northwest. THE ONLY LINE TO ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, Via DULUTH, The New Short Line from principal points in Michigan to DULUTH, PACIFIC COAST and intermediate sections. RATES ALWAYS THE L OWEST. New and elegant Wagner Vestibule Buffet Sleeping Cars on through trains. For time tables, tickets and ze neral information call on nearest ticket agent or write to Cae: FLATLEY, Genl. Western Agt., V. DEARING, District Pass. Agt. 291 Jackson Street, St. PAUL, MINN. 202 Main Street, JACKSON, ‘Micu. Bhs LARKE, Conners at +327 Superior St., DULUTH. W. F, FITCH, Genl, Manager, C. ARD, Geol. Pass. & Tkt. Agent, MARQUETTE, Fgtom