Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28
MARINE NEWS.


a large iron ore neetis expected.
There we're more vessels. steam bargea
and tugs moving about the river last Tuesday
than any day this spring.
The schooner Edwin Harmon, has been
chartered for six cargoes of coal from this
harbOr 10 Buffalo on p. e. She len Buffalo
last Wednesday for this place.
The schr Emma g. HutchinsOn, with n
a cargo Of orc, that sprung leak Oh Harris
vlllo, passed this IIarbor last Tuesday after.
noon In tow Of the tug SAMSON, bound for
Erie.
One halfof q scow load Of mud that wns
being towed into the lake last Saturday AZ
ternoon by Mr.. +. smith, WAS accidentally
dumped into the river near the mouth Of
the piers.
Mr. Patrick Smith will have another
dredge at work on the municipal job at the
IIarbor this week. II Will be larger and
stronger than the one now IN use. Both
dredges are to be employed and the work
will be hurried on 10 completion.
The elegant new steamer city Of Cleve-
land, arrived In Cleveland last Monday on
her maiden trip, making the run from De-
| troit In 1--WE hours hfty-eight minutes and
twenty seconds, being the fastest time on
record by seven minutes and twenty.siI
seconds, She left on the same night for
| Portage Lake, l.. s., the new route she Is 10
run during the present season.
The Richard Winslow, drawing about four.
| teen feet Of water, had much trouble In en-
| tering Falrport HarbOr. She was there
/ some two days trying 10 get In and finally
| succeeded -CteUeiand Herald.
Eighteen feet OF water In the channel
I and room enough In FairpOrt harDor to float
hundreds ofthe largest class vessels that sail
/ the lake. Such Is the favorable report from
the best harbOr on the south shore Of Lake
| Erie "-PdinesUtte Telegraph.
THE schoonerWinslow, that entered Fair
port last week Saturday, experienced con.
siderable trouble in entering that harbOr on
account OF the want Of sufficient depth o
water. She was drawing not over 10 feet,
inches, and struck bar in the jaws Of the
piers lines were run out and made fast tc
the piers and after two hours hard pulling
by the tug, assisted by the two lines thai
were made fast to the capstains, she was
hauled over the bar There is no tug al
Falrport now, vessels going there beinl
obliged to engage tugs from other ports al
heavy expense.
ARRIVED.
May %. Prop. Nahant, ore. Escanaba
schr. oliver MOuat, ore, Kingston.
May 70. Schr. J. l.. Quinby, light, Erie
prop. Havana, ore, Escanaba; prop Raleigh
ore, Eseanaba schr. Clayton Bell, ore, Mar
quette schT. Helena, ore. Escanaba; schr
Brightie, ore, Marquette.
May -. Prop. j. NJ. Wilson, ore, Mar
quette prop. Cofinberry, ore, Escanaba.
soSr may D. TSEPd SdPdos SPe 9TS pTop
II. J. Hacket, ore, Escanuba.
70. Schr. Fred A. Morse, light. Erie sChr
Geo. Sherman, light, Erie.
CLEARED.
May 20. Prop. Minneapolis, light, Mllwau
kee prop. Altoona, coal, Milwaukee schr
May Ii. Schr. John ]. Hill, coal, Detroit.
May o. Schr. J.. l.. Quinby, coal, Greer
Bay schT. Schnette, coal, Green Bay : schr
Oliver MOuat, light, Toledo.
May ~. Prop. Nahant, light, Escanaba.
-. SChr. Brightle, light, Marquette
prop. Vienna, light, Marquette; prop, Ro
leigh, light, Chicago prop, u. NV M Wilson i,'tni
Escanaba prop. Il. j. Hacket, light, Esca
naba schr. Clayton Bell. coal, Detroit.
May 20. Prop. Havana. light. Chicago
schr Helena, light, Chicago; sohT, ,l d. 7
run, oak timber, Canada.
From the Painesville Telegraph we cop.
the following arrivals and departures for tn
week ending May 25th:
ARRIVALS.
Prop Morning Star, Bay City lumber.
tug n. b. Gates, Cleveland.
U. 5. Supply Boat Haze, Buffalo.
Schr. RichardWIhslow, Escanaba, 1852 ton
ore.
Schr. Ada Walker, Kingston, ore.
Prop. a. &. Van ROathe, Cleveland.
DEPARTURES.
Prop. Morning star. Cleveland.
| U. S. Supply Boat Haze, Cleveland
Tug n. b. Gates, cleveland.
ScOw NJ. o. Keys, Cleveland, sand.