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      p.2 KINGSTON REGATTA Dominion Day Open To All Boats Under 11 Tons. No restrictions as to canvas or ballast. A plan of the course will be given to each boat at the time of making entry. All boats to be entered, and ...

      p.2 Marine Intelligence James Swift & Co. - str. Spartan, up; str. York, up; str. Corinthian, down; prop. Indian, from Montreal; prop. R.W. Standley coaled; prop. Celtic coaled; schr. Mary Rutherford arrived with 450 tons coal; schr. Mary Stuart, 407 tons soft ...

      p.2 Marine Intelligence Holcomb & Stewart - steam-barge Mary R. Robinson, from Port Elgin, wiht 16,000 bush. wheat. Jones & Miller's wharf - barge Odessa, from Montreal, wiht 2,650 bags salt. The barge Beauport, after having landed the largest cargo ...

      p.2 Marine Intelligence Holcomb & Stewart - schr. Wood Duck, from Wellington Square, 4,614 bush. wheat; prop. Scotia, from Chicago, 3,700 bush. wheat. Departure per Tug Line - barge Linnet, 16,500 bush. wheat and corn. James Swift & Co. - strs. ...

      p.2 Launch at Garden Island - On Saturday afternoon Messrs. Calvin & Breck launched a new vessel from their yard on Garden Island. The christening was performed at 2 o'clock by Mr. Calvin's charming daughter, after which the Siberia glided gracefully off the ways into the ...

      p.1 The Tug Service On The River - The Mail quotes the article contained in the News of Tuesday last, and adds: "This is another evidence of the penny-wise-and-pound-foolish policy of the Dominion Government. The tug service between Kingston and Montreal has been of exceedingly ...

      p.2 Yacht Race - At a race which was sailed at Put-In-Bay, Lake Erie, the Ina, owned by a gentleman in Kingston, came in first, and another Canadian boat, the Cuthbert, was second. The American judges, however, determined that the American boats should win by fair means or foul, ...

      p.2 Marine Intelligence Launch - A large schooner named the Pacific was launched on the High Shore (9 miles distant) from Picton on Dominion Day. She was built by Mr. John Tait, Jr., for Messrs. Wilson & Collier, and is a three-master, fully rigged and to carry ...

      p.3 Marine Intelligence Jones & Miller's wharf - schr. Lady Dufferin, from Toledo, 18,000 bush. corn. Barges Frontenac, Mona and Cato departed with 25,000 bush. wheat and 23,000 bush. corn. St. Lawrence & Chicago Forwarding Co. - schr. Itasca, from ...

      p.2 Launch at Roblin's Mills - The Intelligencer says that at the launch of the Pacific at Roblin's Mills, a general fight took place after the conclusion of the launch, which shows that the disposition of the crowd present did not accord very well with the name of the schooner. …

      p.1 International Yacht Race - Detroit, July 4th - The great international yacht race came off on Lake St. Clair today over a course of thirty miles, and resulted in a victory for the Cora, of Detroit, with the Annie Cuthbert, of Cobourg, Canada, second, and the Ina, of Toronto, …

      p.1 Dominion Day in Bath - (part) The regatta was a great success, a little more wind would have made the race more exciting. Six open boats entered, and sailed round an eight mile course, buoyed, from a position off Finkle's Dock to a south-east buoy off Captain Skene's farm …

      p.2 The Schr. Ben Folger - By dint of hard labour the schr. Ben Folger was raised from where she lay sunk (off Northport) and brought to Belleville yesterday morning. Her bottom is badly damaged, and will require pretty extensive repairs by all accounts. Her cargo of coal, ...

      p.1 Marine Intelligence J. Swift & Co. - prop. Bruno from Montreal; str. Queen from Gananoque, props. Lake Michigan from Montreal; Kincardine from Trenton. Montreal Transportation Company - tug Active with barges Wheatbin, Detroit, Energy, Relief, light. ...

      p.1 THREE LIVES LOST - RUN DOWN BY A TUG Buffalo, July 10th - Another sad and terrible disaster occurred last night on the Buffalo River, by which three lives were lost. Despite the cries of "Look out" from the passengers of the tug Golden City, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon …

      p.2 The Algerian - The engines, boilers, and all the machinery of this vessel are quite new, having been furnished by Mr. Gilbert, of Montreal, and costing $18,000. The Steamer Corinthian - The Corinthian was safely got off on Friday afternoon from the place where she had ...

      p.1 Marine Intelligence Holcomb & Stewart's wharf - prop. Sovereign, from Toledo, 4,100 bush. wheat; props. Europe from Milwaukee 3,600 bush. wheat; prop. Dominion, from Toledo, 3,900 bush. corn; schr. Woodduck, from Toronto, 4,600 bush. wheat; Clara White, ...

      p.2 Supposed Accident - A telegram from Toronto in the Hamilton Times says: "The yacht Foam, which left Toronto for Niagara on Saturday with seven gentlemen of this city on board, has not been heard of, and grave fears are entertained of disaster, and there is much anxiety in ...

      p.2 New Light - A new lighthouse has been erected at Brown's Point, Wolfe Island, and it was lit up successfully on the 14th. The lights supplied are three first-class catoptric lights, with one and a half inch burners. A lighthouse has been long needed at this point, as the …

      p.2 The Yacht Foam - Nothing has yet been heard of the yacht Foam. Great sympathy is felt for the gentlemen regarding whose drowning there can scarcely be any longer doubt. The Maud's Excursion Tomorrow - If the weather proves favourable tomorrow, on her return trip from ...