Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. AUGUST s, 1882.
Marine Matters.

DAY morning OH neI way W Onicaso.
The propeller Toledo called in Satur
day bound for Chicago.
The Ocean called in Sunday after
noon, bound from Chicago to Montreal.
The schooner Charles E. Wyman ar
rived Thursday, and is loading lumber
The barge Fame arrived Tuesday
and is loading lumber for Detroit, from
w. s. Smith.
The Pearl arrived up on time both
Sunday and Thursday, calling going
down both trips.
The schooner Ellen Williams arriv-
ed Monday, and cleared for Chicago yes
terday with lumber.
The Flora arrived up on time yes
terday morning, and called in bound
down in the afternoon.
The schooner Fleet Wing arrived
Monday evening, and cleared yesterday
with lumber for Chicago.
The tug Balize, with RATS, contain
ing 100000 feet of timber in tow, left
yesterday for Tonawanda.
The propeller Celtic will be in to-
morrow afternoon, bound for Montreal,
and intermediate Canadian ports.
The Keweenaw arrived Saturday
night, passed Oh to the Sault, and called
in Monday afternoon bound down.
The propeller Oneida called in
Thursday night, bound for Chicago, be-
ing twenty-four hours behind time.
The steambarge Mary Pringle,
bound kOwn light, run back, owing to
the blow Tuesday, and remained in this
port until Thursday.
The Champlain arrived Wednesday.
She was due Monday, but lots of freight
to handle delayed her. She left that af-
ternoon for Chicago.
The Atlantic arrived upiMOnday
night, with full load of passengers.
She brought up 10000 brick for the new
court house at st. Ignace.
The City of Cleveland, Wednesday
morning, owing to the fog, run by the
harbor and near half way to Mackinac
before they discovered their go-by.
The Arundel was in Sunday with
her second excursion from Bay City.
She is announced to leave Bay City to-
day, on he her third trip to the straits.
The Ste. Marie arrived down Mon
day evening, and left for the Sault Tues
day morning. She now makes two trips
per week to Lake Superior points, and
only one here's
The Lawrence arrived Saturday.
She took on 100000 lath at Duncan, but
owing to the death of the engineers |
child, did not get away from here until
Sunday morning.
The steambarge d. w. Powers, ar
rived Tuesday, with 200 tons of coal for
Macarthur, Smith & Co. They put lcrew
at work on her and unloaded her during
the night, Tuesday night.
The tug Admiral d. D. Porter, with
consorts M. G. Cameron, Ayr, Anna
Craig and Cavalier, arrived Monday
night loaded square timber, and cleared
for Collins Bay, Ontario.
The schooner Morey arrived Monday
with cargo of coal for Macarthur,
Smith & Co., which she finished dis
Thursday evening, and is now
taking on cargo of lumber for Chica-
90.
The Mary had busy day yester-
lay. Besides making her two round
rips on her regular route, she went to
Spectacle Reef light with party of
mechanics who are to do some work
there.
The schooner Morning Light arrived
Monday with coal for Macarthur, Smith
/ Co. She had to wait until the schoon-
,r Morey discharged her cargo before
he could got to the coal dock, and did |
lot commence unloading until Thurs
lay night. |,
The steambarge City Of New York
zane into port Wednesday, and landed
locomotive to be shipped back, by rail,
o Buffalo. She took 1t on to be used on
logging road at Thompson, near Man
stique, but the discovery was made that
was too heavy to be used for that pur-
,ose.
The harbor looked business like