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      THE N.Y.O.&W.; TRESTLE A Reporter's Visit to the Scene of Operation. A PALLADIUM reporter paid a visit this morning to the trestle which is now in process of erection on the N.Y.O.& W.R.R. Mr. A. G. Childs, the engineer in charge, and Mr. R.W. McIatyre ...

      The fine steamer Ionia, now nearing completion at Grand Haven, was launched Wednesday. She is 212 feet keel, 227 feet over all, and 38 feet beam. She will be commanded by Frank Van Patten, of this place, and will be ready for service July 1st. She will engage in the …

      The steamer LAKETON, well known in this port, was recently burned and sunk at St. Clair. She valued at about $4,000 and was insured through the Davis & Wagenet agency in this city.

      The main feature of a steeple compound engine is that there are two cylinders stacked on top of one another, both connected to a common driveshaft. The upper cylinder is smaller and is the high pressure cylinder. The lower, larger cylinder is the low pressure cylinder. In operation, already used …

      Liberty Grove. J. Hogenson will be captain of the little schooner belonging to F. Hogenson of Ephraim and will run her during the summer.

      Baileys Harbor. The schooner Starkey is at Brann's pier loading rail ties, and the scow Silver Lake is at Wohltmann's pier taking on a cargo of cordwood.

      Gibraltar. Ephraim, June 11.-Hogenson & Tennyson's new vessel was launched on Thursday. She will be ready to sail in about two weeks with Capt. Hogenson in command and Conrad Tennyson as mate. We wish them success.

      Gibraltar. On Tuesday the schooner Little Georgia made her first appearance for the season and took a cargo of wood. Our old friend and former townsman, Hans Gusta, is sailing on her.

      Gibraltar. Ephraim, June 11. --The schooner Norman stopped at Eagle Island on her way to Washington Harbor. The schooners Elva and Roving Star loaded cordwood on Friday.