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 unknown, The Intelligencer, 7 Jun 1881, p. 3     newspaper article from the Daily Intelligencer

 unknown, The Intelligencer, 8 Jun 1881, p. 3     newspaper article from the Daily Intelligencer

      p.3 A Misstatement - In a report submitted to the Oswego Board of Trade by Walter McFarland, Major of Engineers, relative to the Oswego harbor he says (speaking of damages during the gales) "A glance at the marine columns of the daily papers during the season of gales shows the …

      p.3 A VESSEL'S LOSS. On Sunday morning last a quantity of wreckage was found on the Goodenough property, Lake Erie shore, about two miles below Dunkirk, N.Y. The wreckage consisted of a lot of telegraph poles and a portion of the cabin, in which was ...

      p.2 Escape Of A Convict - took skiff from alongside str. Picton. p.3 MARINE NOTES. There is considerable ice in the Napanee River. Sailors' wages have been advanced to $3 per day on the lake and $3.50 per day through the ...

      p.2 YEAR'S MARINE LOSSES. [Globe] There are so many minor accidents reported during the season that it cannot be expected that they will be reproduced. The actual losses are not even reached, as several of the American vessels do ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES. The propeller Georgian will winter here. The steamer Hero went to Belleville yesterday morning. She returned this afternoon. The sloop Frank Smith is loading hay at a Pittsburgh landing for Ogdensburg at $1.50 per ...

      p.2 MARINE DISASTERS. Second Collision Of The Season on Lake Michigan. Detroit, Mich. Nov. 29th - The following is from the Chicago Tribune. "About 6 a.m. on Thursday, during a severe and blinding snow storm, the propeller Northern ...

      p.3 Unusually Long Engagements. The firm of Calvin & Sons bear the palm for the length of time they retain their employees. We give a few instances. Mr. Joseph Dix, sr., foreman of the sail and rigging department, entered the service of Calvin ...

      p.2 Rideau Canal - Navigation of the Rideau Canal began this year on the 1st of May and continued until the 30th November, seven months; the total number of lockages through the canal at Ottawa was 965, some 25 less than last year. The smallest number of lockages was in …

      p.3 MARINE NOTES. The schr. Wm. Jamieson is at Napanee, stripped for the winter. The schr. Hammond is shelved at Cape Vincent for the winter. The steam barge Reliance has taken a cargo of lumber to Oswego. Returning she comes to the city to ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES. The schr. White Oak was towed up from Prescott this morning. She may go into winter quarters here. The schr. Annandale brought 194 tons of coal from Oswego. She arrived this morning. The rate is 35 cents. The prop. Celtic ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES. The schrs. Annandale and Forest Queen have arrived and stripped. The schr. Eureka has arrived, light, from Charlotte, and will probably load grain at Adolphustown. The schr. Nellie Sherwood, light, from Sodus, has gone down ...

      p.2 MARINE NOTES. The schr. Wm. Elgin takes coal from Fairhaven to Prescott at 75 cents. How is this for a freight in December? The tug Robb has been chartered to tow the schr. Erie Belle from Kingston to Toronto. Her owner will receive $500 for ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES. The tug Robb did not come to Kingston, but has laid up at Toronto. The schr. Geo. Suffel will make about three trips more from Bath to Cape Vincent. She will carry barley at 4 cents. The schr. L.D. Bullock has been laid up ...

      p.3 MARINE NOTES. The schr. Eliza Quinlan, which ran aground, was released by the tug F.A. Folger, little damaged by the accident. The schr. Jessie Macdonald is on a bar in Toronto harbor, and it is thought she may go to pieces if not speedily ...

      p.3 Sailors' Union. At present there are four Canadian branches of the Sailors' Union, with headquarters at Kingston, Port Hope, Toronto and St. Catharines respectively, and having a membership of about 16,000. The Toronto branch, says the Mail, under ...

      p.2 MARINE NOTES. The schr. Eureka has been stripped for the winter. The schr. Nellie Sherwood, sloops Empress and F. Smith have been chartered to take hay from Pittsburg to Ogdensburg at $1.25 per ton. The schr. A.G. Ryan is loading barley ...

      p.1 City Council - Assessment of Vessel Property - petition from G.F. Taylor, W. Dandy, J. Allen, G.S. Oldrieve, J. Welch et al. asking for a reduction of the assessment of their vessel property. The rates of freights having been low and the sailors' wages high during the past ...

      p.3 Vessels On The Lake - The only Kingston vessels now in commission are the schrs. A.G. Ryan and Nellie Sherwood. The former was in port yesterday, bound from Adolphustown to Cape Vincent with a cargo of barley. She has another load to take from here. Last year the schr. …