Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
Marine JOttingS.

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The propeller Lawrence. of the N
L. line, was in early this morning bound
down.
The propeller st. Paul was in Tues.
day calling OH her way down from
Mackinaw.
The propeller Garden City passed
down, stopping at this port, last Sunday
evening.
The propeller Nashua called in.
bound up, yesterday morning. leaving
about o'clock.
The schooner Christina Nilsson con-
pleted her cargo of lumber Monday and
left for Chicago.
The schooner Collirgwood arrived
yesterday evening and is loading cord
wood for Chicago.
The Northern Transit line of steam
ers have all been repainted this spring
and look as good as new.
The schooner Brooklyn cleared Tues
day tor Kingston, Ont. with load of
timber from Duncan City.
The schooner F. NJ. Clifford arrived
yesterday afternoon, and is loading lum-
Der from Macarthur, Smith & Co.
The Marine City was in on time yes
terday morning on her way TO Mackinaw.
returned, going down. about noon,
The schooner Snow Drop arrived
Tuesday after cargo of lumber from
Smith Bros. She cleared Thursday.
The st. Joseph arrived Sunday
forenoon. landing a. this port two life
RATS for the Goodrich line of steamers.
The painting of the tug Crusader has
been finished and the letters of her name
repainted and now she looks as gay as a
lark.
The schooner Snow Drop cleared
Yesterday afternoon with cargo of lum.
h"r. 18th and shingles for Ashtabula.
Ohio.
We understand that during the rush
of summer travel the Northern Transit
Co. pronOse running four boats each way,
per week.
The propeller Badger State was in
port, hound up.last Sunday morning. She
took about 10000 live pigeons from here
to Chirago.
The Leviathan was not successful in
her efforts to recover the boiler q: the
st"am pumps off the wrecked tug
Prindiville. at Presque Isle.
The schooner Evaline arrived Nom
day and took on a cargo of lumber md
lafh from Bnllen 81 Nelson and cleared
Wednesday afternoon for Chicago.
The City of Toledo. of the N. T. line.
called In. bound down. "Wednesday after.
nOOH. She took on here. for Detroit. he.
tween 5000 and 10000 live pigeons
The following crafts from Canadian
ports have rer orted at this port during
the week on their way un- -propeklers
Ocean. Asia and Argyle-schooners EN-
erald and Shandon.
The sccw Minnehcha. Capt. Todd, |
arrived from Chicago and Milwaukee LAST |
Monday bringing a cargo of grain. feed |
Sc. She loaded cellar posts and left. |
wednesday evening for Chicago.
The schooner Lake Forest arrived
ThursdaynOon after lumter from Bullen
& Nelson. The captain has taken advan-
[age OF day or so delay to paint his
craft which improves her appearance.
The propeller Argyle. while going
out Yesterday afternoon. got to the east
ward of the channel and found the bot
Tom OF the river too near the top and
stuck last. The Crusader fired up and
pulled her off.
The schooner C, e. Trowbridee came
to anchor off the harbor. yesterday after
noon, and Captain Bulen came in and
showed his genial countenance TO his
many friends in the village. The can
ain, We understand, was looking for a
'argo of body maple wood.
The yacht Josie Burns, while beating
'ut of the river Wednesday afternoon,
-un foul of the propeller City of Toledo
mi got her jibboom caught. breaking II
If and otherwise damaging her rigging
md coming near being swamped, but the
propeller checked up allowing the yacht
% right up.
The City of Winnepeg, of the Col
ingwood anc Lake Superior line. broke
Ter wheel at st. JOseph's Island dock. st.
darys river, last Sunday, and had to be
owed to dry dock for repairs. She Il
lad OIL about two hundred emigrants for
lahitoba to whom the detention csused
much Inconvenience. The CITY ofI
Winnipeg was formerly the Annie L. I.
;raIg.
The tug Mary, Capt. Riley, on the
lackinaw and Point st. Ignace route, is s
,aking three or four trips week and
DING fair business. AS soon rs the /
ravel will justify. Capt. Riley will make
ally trips. Our citizens and those of {
!acklnaw and Point ST. Ignace should +.
I've this boat the preference and patron i
'e her llber lily and encourages the Cap
I'm In his efforts TO sustain boat suita-
lie tor the route. ,
The bill to repeal the bankrupt act has .
nally passed both Houses, and only re-
uires the Presidents signature TO be-
,me law.
Go to Star OF Hope hall. Look out
n handbills. Il
The best aud cheapest sl0cK of clothing a
III gents furnishing goods at the cheap
sh store.
The invitations TO the congress were Il
spatrhe'i Monday. If matters shall v
satisfactorily concluded. treaty re- ri
aclng the modified treaties of Par S g
III San Stcfano WI: be signcd at Bell u y
rst. y