1882:

At 5 o’clock in the afternoon, during a violent storm of wind and rain, the steam- yacht John Bueg, of Rochester, New York, having on board a party of twelve excursionists, consisting of two men, two women, and eight children, was driven ashore one mile and a half east of the harbor piers at Charlotte, Lake Ontario, New York.  She was discovered by a surfman of Station Number 4, Ninth District, who waded out to her in the surf, carried the children in his arms, and then assisted the women to the shore.  The yacht was towed off by a steamer, having sustained slight damage.