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      Quick Time. - The schooner " Henry Fitzhugh ," Capt. Cal Becker , arrived here Saturday, with 17,700 bushels of wheat, from Milwaukee , having made the round trip ...

      Vessel Wrecked - Crew Lost - The Bodies of Three Of The Sailors Brought To Oswego. - On the 30th inst., the keeper of the light house on Galloo Island, Lake Ontario, with two men, saw a schooner going down toward the St. Lawrence, probably bound for Ogdensburgh. When opposite …

      The Propeller Cleveland. - The Propeller Cleveland made her first arrival at this port, since resuming her place in the Northern Transportation Line, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. She has made one trip from Cleveland to Ogdensburgh and back, and is now on her return trip. She has ...

      A Fair Load. - On Thursday of last week, we noticed the propeller Akron, Capt. John Brown, coming in with flying colors. A few days after, happening to meet Captain Bryan, the Company's Passenger Agent at this port, we were speaking about the Karon, and asked the Captain what sort …

      Ship Carpenters and Caulkers Association At a special meeting of the Ship Carpenters and Caulkers Association No. 6, of Oswego, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, The Ship Carpenters and Caulkers Association No. 6, ...

      Dry Dock and Steam Saw Mill. - We had the pleasure recently, of visiting the Dry Dock and Steam Saw and Shingle Mill of Messrs.. Chandler, Alvord & Co., successors to H.S. Chandler & Co. it will be remembered that the mill belonging to the latter firm, was destroyed by …

      LAUNCH. - The new vessel, GEORGE C. FINNEY, just completed at the shipyard of Geo. Goble, at the foot of West First Street, will be launched tomorrow morning. She belongs to Lyon & Finney. - Oswego Times.

      Quick time. - The schooner "Henry Fitzhugh," Capt. Becker, arrived here Saturday, with 17,700 bushels of wheat, from Milwaukee, having made the round trip in twenty three days. We call this pretty fast sailing and hard to beat. The "Henry Fitzhugh" was built by Messrs. Goble & ...

      Vessels Launched. - The " Olive Branch ," the beautiful new schooner built by Messrs. Goble & Macfarlane , for O.M. Bond and others, was launched at ...

      The tug in question was the "Fred D. Wheeler"

      A Pleasant Excursion. - On Saturday afternoon last, the new and splendid schooner " Olive Branch ," Capt. Lefever , O.M. Bond , Esq., owner, made a short excursion upon ...

      The " Olive Branch " Excursion. Editor of the Commercial Advertiser : Dear Sir: - On Saturday last I had the pleasure of participating in a short but ...

      Gale on Lake Ontario - Wreck of a Vessel - The Crew Saved. The storm which commenced last night is now raging on Lake Ontario . The wind is from the north east and blowing steadily, throwing very heavy seas over the beach and piers. ...

      THE LAUNCH. - The Geo. C. Finney was launched this morning at 11 o'clock, from the yard of Geo. Goble, Esq. The vessel is a very fine one, and the third built by Mr. Goble this season. Messrs. Lyons & Finney, and George Goble, Esq., are owners. ...

      Launches. - There was a lively time in the Ship yards of Messrs. Goble & Macfarlane and Lee & Navagh this morning. Preparations were made for the launching of a vessel from each yard, and the programme was carried out to the perfect satisfaction of the builders, and also the …

      Launch of the "Henry Fitzhugh". Yesterday the schooner Henry Fitzhugh was launched from the yard of Messrs. Goble & Macfarlane at 5 o'clock, P.M. A large number of citizens witnessed "the launch" which was in every way a success. The "Henry Fitzhugh" subsided into her native element ...

      The continuance of the warm weather creates considerable activity in the harbor and dock yards. Vessels and canal boats are undergoing repairs so as to be ready for the coming season, which is opening so early, and the air is filled with the multitudinous sounds of labor. ...

      Miller & Co.'s Boat Yard. - The enterprising firm of S. Miller & co., boat builders of this city, are doing a flourishing business the present season. They have just launched from their yard one of the best "lakers' eve put upon the canals of this State, the "Canarsie," Littlejohn, …

      This is the predecessor of the old Northwestern Grain Elevator which burned Jan. 23, 1922.

      Sale of the Damaged Grain. - We learn that Irwin and Sloan have purchased of the Underwriters, the grain damaged at the burning of their Elevator yesterday morning, for $30,000. It will be sold for malting purposes.