Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-02
Marine Matters.

Business has been quite lively in the
harbor this week.
The st. Paul called in Monday fore
noon bound for Chicago.
The Oneida was in bound for Chica-
60 Wednesday forenoon.
The schoOer Ann Maria cleared for
Chicago Wednesday, with lumber,
The propeller Celtic was in Sunday
afternoon, bound frcm Chicago to Mon
treal.
The tug Champion was in port
Thursday night. She was looking after
a tow.
The tug c. E. Pendell was hauled
out at the ship yard Thursday, 10 receive
a new shaft.
The schooner 6rantham arrived last
Saturday after cargo Of timber for
Kingston, Ontario.
The tug New Era called in Tuesday
after fuel. She had tow of barges aud
was bound for Alpena.
The Lawrence arrived last Saturday
and left ct IS o'clock that evening for
Chicago and way ports.
The schooner Ezra Fuller arrived
Tuesday afternoon, loaded lumber and
leaves to-day for Chicago.
The schooner Hattie HUT arrived
Wednesday afternoon, and leaves to-day
with lumber for Chicago.
The st. Marie was down from the
Sault Monday night, leaving on her re-
turn trip Tuesday morning.
The Pearl was in on time both Sun
day and Thursday. After next week she
will only make one trip per week.
The Flora was slightly behind time
yesteday not arriving until after noon.
She called in last night bound down.
The Keweenaw arrived up about 2
o'clock Sunday morning, on her way the
Sault, and called in Monday afternoon
bound down.
The schooner America arrived Tues
day afternoon, loaded lumber from Mat
toon Ogden & Co., and cleared yester-
day for Chicago.
The Atlantic arrived up Monday
night at 10 o'clock, and Was in bound
down on time Tuesday afternoon. She
was full of passengers.
The steambarge Baldwin, with her
consorts Wayne, Melborough and Grace
Whitney, left Wednesday evening with
lumber for Tonawanda.
The North Star came oyer from
Mackinac Sunday to have some repairs
made to her machinery. She left for
Mackinac Wednesday evening.
The schooner A. Mosher arrived
Thursday morning with grain for Mel
son e Bullen, and is loading lumber
from the Cheboygan Lumber Company
for Chicago.
The schooner Emue arrived Thurs
afternoon from Mackinac, where she
dischargeda load of coal for Capt. James
Bennett, and is loading lumber from
w. s. Smith.
The tug Starke, from Manistique,
came in last night in tow of the Van
Raalte, bound below for repairs. She is
having new steam pipe put in here so
that she can 90 on herself.
This sc hOOner G. j. McGill arrived
Tuesday afternoon with 1000 bushels of
oats for Macarthur, Smith & Co., and
cleared last evening with lumber from
the same firm for their yard in Chicago.
Duncan Brown, aged "a, sailor on
the schooner Case, while abreast of
the Manitous Tuesday fell from the fore
mast head while shifting the topsail, a
distance OF 10 feet to the deck and was
instantly killed.
The Toledo blowed out her cylinder
head last week which was the cause of her
not putting in an appearance on time. The
cylinder is Of peculiar pattern and the
old one had to be taken out and shipped
to Buffalo. in order to have new one
cast, and this will cause her to loose a
number of trips before she resumes her
route.
Wednesday forenoon, tug brought
down lighter load Of lumber for the
schooner Eyra Fuller, got it along side
of her and left it. In short time II got |
a list so that the water run into the
pump hole, and it listed over SO
bad that the whole load slipped
off into the river. A boom was strung |