Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-09
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
July I--schr. Mango. from Buffalo, hight
Schr John B. Merrild, same.
Prop. Sparta, Capt. Mckay. from Marquette, SO
tons ore.
schr. sumatra, Capt. Morse. from Marquette,
/, ,099 tons ore.
Prop. City Pit Huron. Capt Davis from L 'Anse,
800 tons ore
schr Dictator, Capt Harding, from L'Anse, 574
tons ore.
schr. F. C. George. Capt. Gilbert, from Mar
quette, 1IOO tons ore
July 2-Br. Schr. Annie Muloy, Capt. Taylor,
from Toronto, no cargo.
July s-schr. Morning Light, Capt. venn. from
Buffalo. no cargo.
July 5-Prop. Havana. Capt. McEAehren, from
Marquette. 990 tons ore.
schr. Helena, Capt. Jones, from Marquette,
schr. Emma, Capt. Thomas, frOm L'Anse, 4I9
tons ore
scOW Juno, Capt. Elliott, from Marblehead, 80
cords lime stone.
July 7-Schr. Provost, Capt Breckenridge, from
PIT Huron, timber for pier.
Light House Supply Steamer.
Steam Ship Michigan.
July 3-River Tugs Kate Williams, Frank Mof
1T and Green, from Erie.
cLEAHED'
July l-ScoW VAMPIRE capt. lngrAnAm' MAJ
bleheAd, light.
Schr. Wend tne wave, capt. hA1"e ell DC trOit'
500 tons coal: =,
,,eht J%S --''-'' e''''4' '~t:' -''' ma 41'''''
Prop. City PIT. Huron, Capt. Davis ,Erie, ore.
Sch Dictator Capt. Harding, same.
,,@%, J p' Dt E'' '' a''i-'''''
July 5-PrOp. Havana. Capt. MeEachreu. same.
.orI TOP ao., nArnum' 'p'' n4f''SOn' Oni'ASO 'O'
Prop. Jarvis Lord, Capt. Drake, Marquette.
light.
schr. GeOrger, Capt Reed, same.
July e-schr. Thos. W. Ferry Capt Tenny'
Br. schr. Annie MulrOy, Capt. Taylor, Toronto,
AZ tons coal.
schr. Maringo. Milwaukee, l,lS6 tons coal.
senr. 'onn D. Aerrliu' Mii"@uAee' I'iSO 'Ons
NOS,I S.h. z.,.n. c.D. 1onss M.rouet,o 1iob,
July 7-schr. Provost, Capt Breckenridge, light.
Cleveland.
schr' Emma Capt Thomas' same
sem %ofnins AisH'' OAp'' ''-A' D"-''O' wv
I,sbt House snnn,v Steamer and Steam Ship
Michigan.
July S-Ri'er Tug Kate "iiiAln'' Detroit NV
IN. re o,o.,,a. A,;o,,;,,on n.da
ohor, s,or :, ,,,o uo.,,or Iao, Wodnoodoy
.,n hs- - - .,onoiond
Ie ''0S u 'no 80" ~" @iu US
~ Hi 80 tepoi''u ~ 'u0 A1''0 0'0 70
P-o' 'e "i'OD'
A cargo OF lo,OOO bushels OF Milwaukee
Wheat' OF superior qualify was brought
10 TINS port oy me schr. onelua' last
week. lor Aessrs' FISK oiiiiin'u % rar'
sou ssg3 bus ,3=aE 5z--.
LARGE RAFF.-The largest raft ever tow
ed through the lakes is now on the way
down from East Tawas in tow of the tug
John Owen. 1t contains 450 cribs. $3.50
pieces, 8, ,450 500 feet board measurement,
and covers 90 acres. The raft has been
built in a thorough manner, with the
one object of making the largest raft ev-
er taken through The lakes. Itis owned
by P. T. Bliss, of Buffalo. za
The United States steamer Michigan
arrived at this port on Wednesday eve
ming from Erie under charge of Lieu
tenant Commander A. G. Kellogg She
left Rr;a Mt 9 o,clook IN the mounipo ston-
,;nc ho,f an bonr .t Ash,abnI and ar.
r;v;ng bare a few ninptes mas. six in the
ovon;no Tho of3cero ranort a very Meas.
ont ,r;n The wind hoinc favoroble and 70
freshinc When off Asbtabnla thew mass.
ed tho T0n,bonse steamer The M;chi-
-. - - - -, ar,oo;oI ,o,1,;oo - a.
...,:a-
eo, e,.m '. ~ - -. -, 80
one VIII REMAIN III 'nls Por' aoou' wv
days and then return to Erie, where she
ia now statio ned. On the trip here she
,,od, or;ts a rumher, nj nassenrers- nm
- 20 III IN 'f.;ands and roio,;,os of ,be
-o'-
Ofncers' ~
The following are the Offices: Lieuten-
AMI Commander, A. g. Kellogg Lieuten-
.,t, orohom R,Gord and Clarke Pi.
ans =, ,.oo,-o. D..
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