The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-04-17

III,
prove a sovereign balm for many poor suffering
soul"
Edwin f. Smith, secretary of the California
agricultural bureau. says the reports show, I'M
less some disaster overtakes it, the Pacific coast
will have an unprecedented wheat yield, that
will exceed the crop of lSSO, If it escapes the
hot north winds of May and June, which usual
ly come about the time the grain is in dough.
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
April l2th. Sch. Melinda. Plaster rock for ka-
+ April 18th. Schs Jas Holmes, Ryan, Boston,
Odell, Waie, Boston; e. J.. Warren, Colson, Bos-
tom Frank Herbert, Strout, Boston; Eouise, Gray,
April 18th. schs May Z. Pearson, Pendleton,
lsleshoro; Princeton, Haskell, Deer Isle; Flora
S a., Sargent NJ Desert Ella Endora, -,
Mt Desert; Decatur Cakes, Baker, Boston.
SAILED.
April 10th Sch Morris W. Child, -,
April nth schs; Flora Condor, French, Jack
s9nvie Game Cock, 60 =, south West Harbor;
Maggie j. Chadwick, Orr, Charleston.
April 18th. Sch VIM. Stevens, Carter, Bangor.
April 1911. Sch Olel, Wade, searsport
April Nth. Sch Damon, Haskell, Bangor
April 18th. sch Jas. Holmes. Ryan Castinc to
load nay for Boston.
ALONG THE wHARvEs.
| Pitcher 4 Son are loading sch Decatur Cakes,
with hay for Newport, II. LA. NJ. Carter is load
WlinI H. r. a. WIZ 'S ,t' ~
\aler's The following vessels are in pyers
i dock for repairs: Ncls Damon, I.vra and Elouisa
of Deer Isle; iIarnona of Belfast and Frank Her
bert, of Bangor. Sch. orion i lifting away for
business.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April llth Arrived sch. Fannie A.
GorhAm, Ferguson J"cksonviIls; April loth Ar
/ April llth, Cleared bark Geo. Treat, Treat, Bos-
ton; sen WIN Frederick, Patterson, Fernandina.
Boston, April 18th. Arrived sch. Penobscot,
Carter, New York.
Portland April llth Arrived sch w. G.. Pen
l', n., Weber ID, nap 'aii a.u, IL
trtil Haskell, Perth hmboy;
pNlen April th. Arrived sch. Jennie II. Morse,
G9Ic"ri: WlImlngton April 9th Cleared sch
Nm f!mi' DodEe, NeW York
Jatke"nNllle. April llth. Arrived sch. st. Johns,
1'llmpre belfait, April "a Arrived sch Annie
,th. Cleared SCH p Hazetine, SWEET, New York.
April 10Th Arrived sch. Il. IL. Livingston, Colo
nrttt, perth AmDoy.
'tn, Hayes, New ork-
''y 1 Ton iprl a cleared sen. Weiaka, Cot
trt s.., r l 5rc57o .;,,..,, .,,.,
Sah FRANCISCO Apili dth. Sailed ship Coy. ROBBIE,
n?o1ell, AntWerP. Aprii sth Arrived ship ; 7.
il n.t Nl'ho'1, los DAYS from New I ork.
burksNlllr' Aprli lth sailed sch. Sarah J..
DAYS; burgess, st Domingo
:, i'litlhpi'' ApIll II. Arrived sen. Daylight,
Buck-port, April l2th. Arrived sch Palatka
thtpIe7 New ork' WIN railroad IRON for the
'n"l' i-''lF' me Nt9Nt ha'i ohS ana llitlu pas
FOREIGN PORTS
81 D,,nin.,o uor.h ,,I So, >l,i, n;,.
N,rori. --'' ~ 'N'''>' i4iN" ''ei'
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Thnrn,ikr, from Io',iI for H"othhar Ia U.s.
tn",,,N i" N M ,'i H. i'oo'!nnH 49,, ,,
mon, iichborn, New ork. March 81. Arrived
'' i5 ,vi i" Inv in'3 3i NV ; OH; -
Shnte' from Pnr,ignd NJ, e' "ii7 90 ~ '-""e'
m,,r, ii,riI u l t,t'' . ~, h; ~, ,,,,.,
ni - . ~ i iot'i' '7'i'c" sup VIM McHlNcry,
' t,' ~ i M =.
dIrtnm %irhnIs Nh VIA, Nii'N''' 9i'p rams reh-
A. iInn,r Kan Nrnh ,+ t,- p,.
Ent y, nrlbar,nrSS1i i'iN" i9'' ''lA rehooseot'
Ga,.i4nas Anr;Iit Salad h; r;, pt
u""'' "a ~ II t9'' 0"l'eu prlS DAVID bu@Dee,
/ Cinnfna@nS N,roh .it S;iI t ,.,,
GraN f"r 7r,ini'i fl ,l ,!' 81; lier"l!i,
NJ II 10 i''' ~ ''''' ''7"i i'' i"i'''e'P'ii''
t.im ,,.i1 -, .;,al. .,; ,,
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prndi,ttnn San tranii1 7'i''' ''nP i-ii~'"e'h'
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~ ''l'i!' ~. ioth. ArTINeh snip Dikott, Gllkey,
I,oS N.hG i, ~ nr, T.r lor l9o Hna My l"rk
~ ply mp AYR, trk' OlschafSlh% req 25d,
!i IN y, Gne'pl', 1"lc"r lor New FORK,
Nh, j. pnJI %;'Ja ', tp ilu 2oo IONS sugar
500 1n -i,, on. i ~ ,m l,' '.'ou'
u,rrin, t, %, ~ w III i"n 'acint"'
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| r,u.,,,t 49,. ~. - 100
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MARITIME MISCELLANY
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t NM, ~ !" - l nnn';n .oip ING hfl- l. W Far
"a ".,' "a eIi1st III ;, u Sihce owned here
,inn ~ "a oo o0 Na I J"n w hhhe' Oh BROOKS
fnt ~ ~ Gl"uoo' iit pris 7 'So IONS ana wen
Kane forn"rv ,nn ~ m"T in NY PEE, Gapl
~ NI MI y to'nii.'H'te" nor oapl. hneeland
p,f M iT oot ,"P''ii'' arrived ~ ms nome IN
'oii''' WI TUESDAY
The House has passed Il bill providing for the
adoption of the revised international rr9ulatinns
for preventing collisions at sea.
schooner Mary STOW, Capt. BOothby, with crew
OF I'VE men left kennebunkport for New York.
March 2!r and ha, not since been heard from On
the night Of her departure she encountered severe
gale oil Boone Island and it is thought She must
nave rapslzed.
W ARNlNG To MARINERS. The United States
Coast and Grooetic Survey office reports that the
survey recently made by Lieut.. Commander w. IL.
EroWnson, |. :. Navy, assistant coast survey
commanding steamer Blake has developed several
dangerous shoals between Shoveiful Light vessel
and Pollock Rip Light vessel, in MOnomay Passage
They consist OF patches, with least depth of 49,,
feet, near the northern extremity, and form an eN.
tension Of stone Horse ohoai, in northerly drec
non 10 Is feet shoal, indicated the coast survey
cltali NO. 81, (one-hat mile from the present posi-
non OF >hoNeiful Light vesse) The patch on the