The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-17

II " chicago. Sweeney. Chicago. q
Sahr Reindeer. Edwards, Milwaukee, light
Challenge Young,
. Ii :. Guido. Ebert, Manistee 10 m lumber
Progress Saunders, Chicago, sundries
SIR Sheboygan, Mcintosh
10 " Chicago, Sweeney.
10 " Shehoygan, Mcintosh.
CLEARAECEs.
10 Chicago. Sweeney. Chicago suniries
= Schr Luna, Norster, Milwaukee, = eds wood
. II Str Sheboygan, Mcintosh Chicago suniries
Alpens, Slime, Escanaba
II " Chicago, Sweeney. Chicago
Schr Reindeer, Edwards. Milwaukee
- Challenge. Young, Ludington So tons bar
Il Str Sheboygan, Mcintosh, Chicago. suudries
sehe Gudo, Ebert, Milwaukee, 40 m lumber
10 Str Chicago, Sweeney. Chica go sundries
10 Sheboygan Mcintosh
PORT ITEMS.
The scow Laurel, of Chicago, has
received q new deck and bnlwarks.
The fourth crib for the harbor was
launched yesterday from Windiate s
Buffers yard
Nearly ali the frames of the vessel
building by Rand & Berger are in posi-
ton.
Thu schooners Feicitous, of Man
towoc, and Traveller, of Milwaukee, are
in ordinary at this port
There viii soon be sufficient depth
of water in the harbor at Two Rivers to
admit the largest vessels.
The tug J. c. Osgood, of Manistee,
left the dry dock on Monday after hav-
ing received a new keel, stem and fend-
ers around her stern.
The government lighthouse on Two
Rivers point is nearly completed, and
it is expected that light will be exhibit
ed from it for the first time some time
this month.
The government dredge was engage
ed during the latter part of last week IN
excavating at the shore end Of the east
harbor pier, preparatory to the driving
of line piles by Mr.. Camp Tuo Rioers
Chronicle
The scow Ulster, built for Ellsworth
for wrecking purposes in connection
with the wrecking ting Leviathan was
lsunc5 ed last Tuesday.
The scloourr Industry, o. Manito-
voc, while lying at anchor In the bay.
early Tuesday morning, was run into by
the schooner Mariner and had her head
gaer carried away and stern broken.
The Mariners foresail was torn.
Following is a list of crafts laid up
here
ScOw Laurel. of Chicago.
Schr. City of Woodstock, Chicago.
6 Pilot, Manitowoc.
Monday night the schooner Guido,
IN tow of the tug Richards collided with
the draw of Eight Street bridge, tearing
out several feet of railing and delaying
pedestrians an hour OF more. The
Guido broke her jibboom
The schooner Sandy Morrison came
into port yesterday, with $50 bushels
choice apples from Benton Harbor She
stopped at Two Rivers before coming
here, and sold there $50 bushels apples,
100 baskets Of pears, and so baskets
each Of peaches and grapes
LIE WISch OL TIE schooner warren
is still lying IN the river at Ship Yard
Point, sunk. She has steam pump Oh
board, but it being insufficient to raise
her, another viii be brought, after
which she will go into dry dock for re-
pairs.
GENERAL.
The ship Alice, en- route for Liver
pool, left Detroit Saturday night.
The lake is fifteen inches lower than
1t has been ior several months past.
Sailors We're asking $50 per day,
and getting &1:25, i'll Chicago yester-
day.
The low prices steamers and sailing
vessels are receiving for freight is g.
strong temptation TO pile Oh all that is,
possible, and i'll many instances far be-
yond the bounds of safety. This not.
only apphes TO such as are employed IN
the ore and grain trade, but to many
carrying lumber and slaves.
A Treasury Department circular.
dated Washington, d. c., Aug. %, 1874.
and addressed to Collectors Of Customs.
has the following To the end that there
may be uniformity in the practice of
granting permanent enrolment and
license, under the act of April IS, 1874,
to vessel away from home port, you
are instructed that the word necessary"
used IN the statute to which that act is
an amendment, is construed to embrace
the case of registered vessel, the own
ers of which desire to surrender her
register and employ her in the coasting
trade. In such cases, therefore, you
viii permit the issue OF permanent en-
rollmerts and licenses, in tie manner
i'll Departments circular, No.
30, current series.
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