Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-08
MARINE.


1.-The City of Cleveland arrived no on
time Saturday and Wednesday.
The handsome steam yacht Uarda,
OF Detroit, was in port yesterday.
The City of Mackinac put in her
regular appearances on time this week.
The schooner Lottie Wolfe arrived
last evening, and is loading lumber tor
Chicago.
The Fountain City passed up yester-
day morning on time, Notwithstanding
the storm.
The schooner Newsboy arrived Sun
day, loaded lumber, and cleared Wednes
day for Chicago.
The schooner City of Chicago arrived
from Midland and Is loading lumber
from W. & A. Macarthur.
The Lady May was out on dry-dock
this week, receiving repairs. She left
Wednesday evening for st. Ignace.
The Algomah has gone to Detroit
latter new wheel. The tug Saugatuck
lows the transfer scow during her alb
absence.
The barge Arcturus finished loading
her telegraph poles and ties Wednesday,
and will be tOwed down by the steam
barge ID. Leuty.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth arrived
yesterday morning from Midland, and is
loeding lumber for Chicago from j..
B. McArthur's mill.
The Atlantic arrived up Tuesday
forenoon. She was delayed IL hours at
Sand Beach by storm. She called in
Tuesday night bound down.
The schooner A. P. Nichols reached
Chicago safely with her cargo of lumber
from this port, last Tuesday. She would
discharge her cargo and go into dry
dock for repairs.
The Keweenaw arrived up last
Saturday night and proceeded to Sault
= Ste. Marie on her last excursion of the
season, returning and passing down
Monday evening.
The Van Raalte Monday beat the
Keweenaw down from the Sault, not.
withstanding she made Mackinac and
st. Ignace, while the latter run direct
across from Deto6r.
Capt. Brown, of the Van Raalte, says
that there was such sea running al
Detour yesterday that he concluded tC
run to Cheboygan, where he knew ht
would find good harbor.
Wednesday, after the departure Of
the propeller Messenger, it was discover
ed that the center flue of her boiler wa'
leaking considerable, and Capt. Bou
chard brought her back to have it re
paired.
The schooner Skylark arrived yester
day from Midland, wild, and was char
tered by the Southern Michigan Ceda
and Lumber Company for lumber t
Chicago, at 81 per 1000 feet. She is tn
first vessel to load lumber at this mill.
The Atlantic calls at Toledo thi
week for the Floras freight and passen
gers. They expect to have the latter re
paired so as to leave Detroit on tim
next week. Should she not be ready tn
Detroit papers say another steamer viii
take her place.
The steambarge d. Lenty, and cor
sorts Buckeye State and Bottsford arriN
ed Tuesday morning, and are all lOadin
lumber for Buffalo. The three carr
over 100000 feet. Tuesday and Wed
nesday they did nothing towards loat
ing on account of the strike.
The Ste. Marie arrived Monday ever
ing with the tug Southern Belle in toy
Capt MOndor purchased the latter froI
Chambers Bros. st. Ignace, and is goin
to extend guards and put on a cabi
and fit her up for passenger and loc'
trade, and run her from the Sault
DetOur.
The fishing tug Messenger startt
for Cockburn Island Thursday forenoC
intending to stop at Hammond's ba
When about half way to the latter pla'
her heater gave out. Fortunately Il
propeller Mary Mills was near by al
took her in tow and dropped her off tn
port where the r. c. Wilson brought h