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; ; : r i | j i . 12 MARINE REVIEW. EE SIS oe ar ites a NORD Biden ie cee eR EE ENE SS —————e—e—E—E—Ee——— VESSEL AND MACHINERY EXCHANCE. Space under this heading may be used gratis by our advertisers or subscribers to call attention to vessels or any craft, machinery, new or second hand, that they may have for sale. Those wanting machinery of any kind, or wishing to purchase vessels, are invited to take advan- tage of the same offer. Each item will be limited to three lines. Letters concerning same must mention number attached to item and be addressed MARINE REVIEW, 510 Perry- Payne Building, Cleveland, 0. 39-—-FOR SALE—Two tugs ; one is 63 feet long, and has 14 x 19 engines, and the other is 4o feet long, and was built two years ago. 41—FOR SALE—Two fire box marine boilers, 6% ft. by 13% ft., allowed go pounds steam, deep furnace, suitable for wood or coal, in good order. 42--WANTED—Dredge in goodcondition. Give size of dipper, and when and by whom built. 43 -FOR SALE—Newly finished 76 foot tug, engine 18x20, fine model. 44FOR SALE—The Steamer A. L. Hopkins, carries 1,100 tons on 13% draught water ; thorough fit-out for all kinds freight, and complete in every way. 45—FOR SALE—Barge Senator Blood, in good condition. 46—FOR SALE—Steambarge, 102 ft. keel, 24 ft. beam,7% ft. hold, steeple compound engine, 12 in., 21 in. by 16 in , 125 pounds steam. 47—FOR SALE—New Barge building, 127 ft keel, 30 ft. beam, 9% hold, diagonally strapped, steeple compound engine, 14 in., 28 in. by 24 in., 125 pounds steam. 48—A few shares of stock in a first class passenger transportation com- pany, for sale at $100 each. 49—FOR SALE—Ferry and towing line with contracts worth $2,000. 50—FOR SALE—Tug, 52 ft. over all, 11 ft. beam, engine Io x 12, boiler allowed 100 pounds, built in 1887. 51—WANTED—A Lighter, 75 to 80 feet long, 20 feet beam, that can carry 75 to 100 tons of coal on deck. 52—WANTED—Tug Engine 20 x 20 or 18 x 22, with good boiler, 53—WANTED--Fishing tug, 60 feet long. FOR SALE: The Steamer A. L. Hopkins. Thorough fit-out for all Carries 1,100 tons on 134 draught water. kinds freight and complete in every way. A. W. COLTON, Gen’'l Manager, TOLEDO, O. FOR SALE! Barge Senator Blood. Capacity 340 M., coal 500 tons. Fit-out all in first class shape. For further particulars, address KENDALL MARINE REPORTING CO. Port Huron, Mich. For full particulars, address or GAPT. H. MAY, Port Huron, Mich. : For Sale: Tugs, Marine Boiler, and Steam Heaters. We have several good tugs ; also, a second hand marine boiler 14 feet long and 7 feet 6 inches diameter; allowed 80 lbs. steam; in good repair. Also, several second hand tug boat heaters for sale at reasonable prices. Apply to DUNHAM TOWING AND WRECKING CO., 210 S. Water St., CHICACO, ILL. mar 31 SMALA, FERRY AND FOR SAL TOWING LINE, With contracts for $2,000. Towing and lease of docks for five years. Line cleared $3,000 last year. For references, etc., address, CONSOLIDATED FERRY CO., LUDINGTON, MICH. NEWLY FINISHED, FINE MODEL, FAST TUG FOR SALE. Dimensions, 76 feet long, 154 feet beam, 7 feet deep, with an engine 18 x 20; steam supplied by steel boiler 6 ft.8 by 10 ft. 8. D. BELU ENGINE WORKS, BUFFALO, N.Y. TOR SALE !Scow Jay Biro, ® Rebuilt in 1890, good fitout, 50 tons burden, good carrier and sailo". Terms cash, or long time’on good security. Address ALEX. RUELLE, 381 Atwater St. E., DETROIT, MICH. HAVE YOU A LIGHTER FOR SALE? It must be 75 or 80 feet long by 20 feet beam, and carry 75 or 100 tons of coal on deck. If you have, address MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland, 0. CON. were JOS. WOLTER. AUG. RIEBOLDT. EBOLDT. WOLTER & CO.. ; ¢ fi 5 5 = | D = > oe z 5 < e D FLOATING DRY DOCK WILL LIFT VESSELS OF 400 TONS. MAGNESIA sectional Pre AND BOILER COVERING, Recomme nded dhe sh ihe United States Government. Indorsed by the Board of Underwriters. ferred and used by leadin ' Electric pat aap everywhere. This is the best covering in the market and is specially adapted for marine work. I GAN REFER TO OVER FIFTY STEAMERS WHOSE BOILERS I HAVE COVERED WITH It, WRITE FOR ESTIMATE ON ANY WORK YOU MAY THINK OF HAVING DONE, S. P. CONKLING, 1 Larned St., West, Detroit, Mich. MILWAUKEE BOILER COMPANY, [Successor to R. Davis Marine Boiler Works.} Manufacturers of Marine and aoe Boilers, Smoke Stacks, Tanks, Etc, Ope | OFFICE AND SHOPS, & Night: OREGON BET. BARCLAY & So. WATER STS. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Telephone 742, . MARINE REPAIRING SPECIALLY ATTENDED TO. T, L. McGREOR, Supt. F, A. FORCIER. M, L. WEIL. The Champion of all Fire Extinguishers ! Just the Thing that is Wanted on Every Vessel | CLEVELAND, O., Sept. I9, 1890. Black Cloud Chemical Fire Extinguisher Co.: GENTS: It affords me great pleasure to testify of the great work your extinguisher does. I have four of them on board and for their simplicity of handling, as well as quickness of extinguishing a fire, they have noeqial. Yourstruly, Capt. H. H. HIcKMort, Schooner E. B. Palmer. BLACK CLOUD CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO, 26-30 E. Main Street. CLEVELAND, OHIO. Office, 31 Atwater Building, TRAV HUES ReGio ee Standard time, given here, is 33 minutes slower than City time. THE NEW YORK, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS R. R. Arrive East. Depart East. Bufialo Passen Ger si iescsecesseseunas crssqscusceeaxe 10 40 AM 10 45 AM Cites xo Passenm@en <...cacecssceacceccuanceugaeseer ORY D0 Sea a Ne ee ces WESTWARD, Arrive. Depart Chicago Passenger ....ccccsccccnsensessncncscenere © aunennaenaee 6 30 AM Fostoria Passenger......ssseeeseescesereeseeeeeeees 5 06 PM 5 II PM All trains daily except Sunday. ERIE RAILWAY. Arrive Depart. Youngstown Accommodation..........e.0s08 *7 15 AM T6 05 AM New York and Pittsburg Express ......... T5 I5 AM *8 10 AM Pittsburg Accommodation... .......:s.csereee *I12 45 PM *TI 25 AM New York & Pittsburgh Limited............ *9 55 AM *2 55 PM Mantua Accommodation ...........ccceeceteees *7 20 PM *4 20 PM Youngstown Pxprega.tcciccscsssscasercuvconans Tg 10 PM T6 00 PM New York & Pittsburgh Express... ....... *6 50 PM *II 00 PM * Daily. This is the only route by which passengers can reach Corry, Elmira, Binghampton and New York City without change. The short and direct route to Pittsburg, Washington and Baltimore. Only 4% hours to Pittsburg; four trains daily. For tickets, sleeping car space and further information address City Passenger Agent, 141 Superior St., (Weddell House block,) or Central Passenger Station, South Water Street. A. M. TUCKER, Gen’l Supt., G. B. Fouts, C, Py and T. A: Cleveland, O. Cleveland, O. W. C. RINEARSON, Gen. Pass. Agt., New York. . Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway, OVER 100 MILES SHORTER than any other line between And Principal New the great orth wes Cansdisn Points and BOSTON, MONTREAL, xreat Northwe THE ONLY LIN TOS PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, Via DU The New Short Line from veney poms in TES ALW to DULUTH, SPACHFIC COAST and intermediate sections. WAYS THE LO New and elegant Wagner Vestibule Wiitet Sl-eping Cars on thane pal For time ele a and SY feryt information call on nearest ticket agent or write Cc. P. FL Genl. Western Agt., V. DEARING, District Pass, yes 291 Taokton Street, a sf a MIN 202 Main Street, JACKSON, ICH. TU ARKE, ‘Commmereia Ae 8 327 Superior St., DULUTH. ‘RD, Geul. Pass. & Tike Agent, t Daily except Sunday. W. F. FITCH, Genl. aE he, Mingoaria ae