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1  to become an engineer, Mr. Black went to Montreal in 1864, where he served an apprenticeship to

2  running between Hamilton. Toronto. Kingston, and Montreal. His health was rapidly restored, and he is at

3  Black's residence is at Westmount, a suburb of Montreal. The picture here given of Engineer Black and

4  sailed for two years the schooner Alma, of Montreal, owned by the same company.

5  he sailed the schooners Two Brothers, of Montreal, Sybilla and Octavia, owned by the late Hon.

6  Lawrence being on the run between Kingston and Montreal. He was also in the steamer New Era of the same

7  trip once a week between Kingston, Ottawa, and Montreal. In 1891 he was appointed to the command of the

8  Navigation Company's fleet, plying between Montreal and Toronto, is a young man whose ability and

9  E. Jaques & Company, prominent forwarders of Montreal. Mr. Geddes succeeded Mr. Henry Jacques in this

10  in company with Messrs. G. E. Jaques & Co., of Montreal. In passing, it is worthy to mention that during

11  under command of Capt. Scott, will run on the Montreal - Toronto route as a sister to the Ocean.

12  soldier used to relate was of the great fire in Montreal in the year 1850, which he assisted to fight.

13  steamboat, plying between Ogdensburg and Montreal in the passenger and freight business.

14  as sailing master, and has handled her on the Montreal - Toronto run ever since.

15  with his parents. On their way to Toronto from Montreal they had occasion to stop over in Kingston, and

16  the Merchants' Line running between Chicago and Montreal, and was on the Cuba and the Armenia He was in

17  in the year 1881. Then he sailed between Montreal and Duluth in 1882 on the steamer St. Magnus and

18  the steamer Clyde, running between Prescott and Montreal. From the Clyde he went on the side-wheel steamer

19  of Hamilton, and ran between that city and Montreal. He was also on the Bristol of the same line

20  St. Lawrence, on the run between Toronto and Montreal, and remained on her two seasons. Then he went on

21  on the steamer Alexandria, on the run between Montreal and Charlotte. For fourteen years Engineer Milne

22  Ocean running between Hamilton, Toronto, and Montreal He was again with Mr. Geddes in 1894 and 1895.

23  of Bristol, an East Indiaman, which sailed from Montreal, in the year 1859. Determining to get a thorough

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