Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-30

Marine JOttinRs.
The Marine City ::trrived:.ruesday on
time. 9h M
The Fountain,City called in at Dun
.:an City Thursday evening.
!, The schooner Emerald arrived last
evening, and will load timber.
a The ting Castle called in this port last
evening, and remained several hours.
The tug Gladiator arrived Tuesday
afternoon, having made the run from
Port Huron up ,iu u>eighteen hours.
The propeller Nashua arrived Sun
day, bound down. She delivered large
amount of freight for our merchants.
The n. L. propellers City of Concord
aud Milwaukee We're in Thursday even.
ing. The former bound down and the
latter up.
The schooner Hartford reported yes
terday smorning OH her way from
OOucliClls Oilts. .tVSnlCdSSO, Will a CoA ~
of 500 tons of salt in bulk.
The tug Gladiator left yesterday
forenoon with the schOoners james
Norris and Sir e. T.. Van Straubenzee in
tow. She was TO tow them through to
Lake Erie.
The propeller Oswegatchie arrived
bound up. Monday. She delivered quite
an amount of freight received a large ad
dition to her passenger list, and proceed
ed on her way to Chicago.
The st. Joseph arrived up Sunday
but could not get into the river. going
ND, on account of the mouth of the rivel
being blocked up with a boom of logs
She called in on her way down.
| "A telegram to the Detroit papers
gave the name of the schooner Sir G. L
Van.Straubenzee as Van Shosenvenben
zer. which is great deal worse than TIN
correct name, which is bad enough.
The schooner Stampede arrived Sun
day from Chicago. She brought mes
beef, ham and flour for Nelson s. Bullcn
Monday and Tuesday she loaded lunbe
from Bullen & Nelson, and cleared Tues
evening day for Chicago.
! Foster s. Johnson's new schoone
Anna E. Foster, started out for her firs
trip last Tuesday. She had a cargo
} hemlock bark, and cleared for Chicag
She presents a very neat appearance, an
looks as though she would be GOO
| sailer.
, The schOoners James Morris and S
: G.. II. Van StrauSenzee arrived Monda
from Port COlborne, and took oil ca
goes of board timber from Chls. Bellan
The name of the latter schooner excite
the reporters curiosity, and he took til
trouple to investigate where anythin
that floats could have picked up such
name. He found out that she was name
i'm honor of the Governor of Malta.
The Prindiville left Monday. havin
r been telegraphed for 10 tow the schoon'
: Amerique, which collided last week wit
! the City of New York, near Whitefis
Point. Lake Superior, and was waite
: logged at the Sault, but before Cap
e Sinclair reached the river she had passe
!. down i'm tow of another tug, bound Fl
t Port Huron. where she would go I'M
] dry dock tor repairs. Capt. Sinclair speI
e a day or so towing vessels through IL
: river to and from Lake Superior, and r
turned to this port Thursday morning.
e --Messrs. Carkins. Stickney & Co
: tus Carkins passed TAP Tuesday nigh
having in tow a dredge and two dun
scOws, which she was taking to Charl
vOiX TO be employed in the imprOvir
of the harbor ut that place. The Carki
, and tow called i'm at Duncan after woo
: and remained during the night. Ro
j. Cram, one of the members of the fir
and Mike Daley. both well known
Cheboygan. came mp and called upt
. their ChebOygan friends. The tug al
5 tow started next morning for Charl
n voiX.