Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-11
MARINE NEWS.


June 2d-Scow Florence, Capt. Lockwood from
Madison Dock, with 10 cords Of stone. Scow Per-
ry White, Capt. Baker, from DunniYIlle, with 20
tons of rock plaster. Schr Homer H. Hines Capt
McAdams, from Bay City, with lath and lumber
for Prentice. Barge Hercules, Capt. Davis, from
Bay City, with lath and lumber for Good & Co.
June sd--scow Juno, Capt. G. R. Elliott, from
asarDieheaa with 2 cords OF pier stone for pier
SeoR Emma Bailey, Capt Donaldson, from Mar
6lehesd, With 1s cords q limestone for Hum
Erle-no tow. Seow Myra, Capt. D. Beckwith,
from Red Creek, with cords Of stone for pier
ScoW Alice, Capt. Peck, from Conneaut, with
cords Of stone for pier.
june s4lgi 4thn9E sShE Agnes Hope, Capt Woods
Deott, from Buffalo, light schr. Jessie, Capt
Galloway, from Buffalo, with 1900 bis. salt for r.
Hubbard & Co.
Cleveland, light. Prop. Havana, Capt. NcEach-
ren. from Marquette, with 1,S20 tons iron ore for
Rhodes & Co. Sehr. Genoa, Capt. Thomas, from
Marquette with 1,O2O tons iron ore to Rhodes &
Co.
June gtA-seAr. Harriet Ross, Capt Redmond,
wood. from Kingsvifie7 Landing, vithf5 cords Of
stone for pier. Scow VAMPIRE, Capt. hgrahap,
from Marblehead, with so cords Of limestone for
pier Scow Myra, Capt. BeckWith, from Kings
vile Landing, with 3cords Of stone for pier Scow
Alice Capt. Peck, from KngsYille, stone for pier.
SeoY Rambler, Capt. Cheney, from Kingsville
Greek, stone for pier
June Sth-Tug Dragon, Capt. Down, from Erie.
Schr. Onieda, Cspt. MAXWELL, from Milwaukee,
l,S00 bH wheat for Fisk, Silliman 3 Parsons. Tug
Relief, for coal.
CLEARED.
June 2d-scow Florence, Capt. Lockwood, for
kingsYille Landing, 30 tons rock plaster.
June 3d-Prop. W. d. Barnum, Capt Harrison.
for Escanaba, light. Schr. Thomas W. Ferry, fol
/ Milwaukee, 700 tons Of coal. ScOW Rambler Cant
Cheney, for Kingsyille Landing-no cargo. scow
Emily BsileE, Capt. Donaldson, for Detroit-light
Tug Payne, Capt. Sullivan, for BIfalo-dredge in
tow. Dredge TiDerary Boy, Capt: Curry apd five
scows, for Buffalo. Tug Anna P. O1ofr, Capt
Downs, for Bufalo-dredge in tow.
June 4th-scoy Homer H. Hines, Capt. Mead
ans, for Saginaw, light. Scow Myrs. Capt. Beck
With, for Hooker's Point, light. Scow Alice, Capt
Peck, beach for stone.
June 5th-seow Juno, Capt. Elliott for Marble
Marblehead, light, Br. Schr. Agnes Hope, Capt
Wood, for Hamilton, 457 tons coal Prop. Ha-
yyapa' ya' capt. McEaehren, for Marquette, light
June yth-schr. Col. Cook, Capt. Deott. for Bpf
falo, 24O tons pig iron and 3Qs tons coal.
June sth-Tug TiilinghRst, Capt. Hancock fol
Erie. scow Vampire, Capt. Ingraham, light ioi
tnSa o: sSr % 1yeT 1stT% cnEs CAPT 9syasSn
/ Capt. Redmond, 400 tons coal for Buffalo. Barqu
Hercules, for Bay CITY, light. Tug Relief, witt
$50 tons ofcoal.
The new Pier of the L. s. Company al
the Harbor has been finished up for some
little time, and vessels are lying along
side. A track has also been run It's whole
length. The work has been well done,
and it is believed to have the qualities of
frmness and durability. Whether 1t is
intended for a coal or ore dock, we are
not informed. -a
| Work IS going on on the Government
piers, and ths question is to be settled as
to the effect of Its preventing deposits and
the formation of bar by running the
piers out into deep water.
The tug Hef0rd. while towing two We 8
sels into Buffalo Harbor. Thursday after
noon, exploded her boiler, killing thFe'
persons. One was blown over an eleya
tor, one against second=stOEy wlndoN
j in onard 81 Trade building and the othe
vent down W7,,.i the wreck.