Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-14
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IA. 1884.
MARINE.

Ane SsedmDarge nevada cleared SAT
urday with cargo of lumber from
Packard Bros. for Chicago.
The propeller Lawrence arrived
Monday at 6 p. m. She brought an ex-
sursion from Pstosksy to Mackinae.
The tug PsAdell arrived Sunday
with the shaft of the Canistso. and left
Tuesday morning to recover the boiler.
The Ste. Marie arrived down from
the Sault Monday and last evenings,
with full passenger list and consider
able freight.
The steambargs Abercorn arrived
Monday morning, loaded lumber from
Nattoon & Robinson, and sailed for Chi
sago yesterday.
The schooner Mary Collins reported
at the custom house Monday, bound to
Chicago with cargo of cedar ties from
Georgian Bay.
The steambargs Resolute reported
at the custom house Friday, bound to
Chicago with cargo of cedar from st.
Jossph's island.
The schooner w. Fl. Rounds was
lowed to Packard's deck Saturday by the
Cuyler, and loaded lumber for Detroit.
She cleared Tuesday evening.
The Van Raalts is proving as popu-
lar az ever and is doing good trade,
both as to passengers and freight, and
making splendid time on her route.
The Schooner Col. Ellsworth arrived
= from Midland, Ont, Saturday. loaded
lumber from the Cheboygan Lumber Co.,
and cleared for Chicago Tuesday eve
ming.
The schooners Sophia J. Luff, M.
Fillmore and Flsetwing arrived last
evening and are loading lumber from
the Chsboygan Lumber Company for
Chicago.
The schooner Geore Steele was lowed
in Monday afternoon by the tug Geo. w.
Cuyler, loaded lumber from the ChebOy-
gan Lumber Co., and cleared Yesterday
for Chicago.
The Messenger arrived Sunday fore
noon, and Capt. Bouchard reports the
best trip OF the season. She was delayed
eight hours waiting chance to load
oats at an elevator.
The Champlain was nearly "a hours
late last week, not arriving until Satur-
day. Friday she gave an excursion to
Beaver Island, under the auspices Of A..
o. U. W. ledge Of Petos key.
During the fog Tuesday morning
the schooner Newsboy, with wheat for
Buffalo. ran on to McGulpin's point.
The Leviathan went up and pulled her
off that evening. No damage.
Propeller Atlantic arrived up Mon
day afternoon. She had large number
of passengers she desired to transfer to
tho propeller Lawrence, SO Capt. Nichol-
son came in little ahead Of time.
The schooner Snow Drop took on a
part of cargo of cedar Ocqusoc at river
last week and came to Duncan City and
finished out her cargo with lumber, and
cleared for Detroit Tuesday evening.
The schooner Hattie Wells finished
discharging her cargo Of coal at Near
thurs dock, and Monday commenced
loading lumber from Nation & Robin
son, and cleared yesterday for Toledo.
The City Of Aackinac arrived up last
Thursday crowded with passengers. She
was about three hours late. Monday
she was in on time with another good
passenger list and eo&siderable freight
The schooner F. B. Locke arrived
Sunday afternoon. There was some
misunderstanding as to who was to load
her, but the captain received instruc.
lions Tuesday morning and had his yes
sol lowed up to Packard mill and kaH
cd. clearing yesterday for Chicago.
The tug Messenger, Wednesday o.
last week, broke some of her machinery
when about Is miles out from Coskburr
Island. She succeeded in working hsl
way into Hills dock, and then they tool
. small boat and rowed back to the isl
and and got the tug Dispatch to TOW
them over, arriving here Thursday. TIL,
Messenger had on 10 cars of fresh fish
neatly IL tons, and it was very fortunate
the accident did not happen whom they
were out in the lake, as the day was very
bOistor0us.
Soldiers'and Sailors Reunion.
BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 8, 1884.