The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
SHIP NEWS.
POkT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Mary Eliza =, Boston,
July "A. sch. Arosto, Elwe, Boston
SAILED.
July IL. Sch, +. l.. Warren, Colson, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
satia River, July , Arrived sch. sae Pon
West, savannah.
Philadelphia, July 6. Arrived sch. Rachel 4
Maud, Dow, savannah; cleared brig J. ii. Lane
Shute, Portland. July 10. Arrived sch. Stella NJ
Kenyon, Williams, kennebec.
New Haven, July IL. Arrived sch. Morris w
Child, Torrey, Pensacola
Brunswick, July 9. Cleared sch. St. Johns, Gil
more. New York. July 9th, cleared sch. Chariot,
sch. Paiatka, Chaples, New York.
Portland, July 3. Arrived bark Edward Cush
ing Bckmore, Phila.; sch. Yale, Hodg'ion, New
Jacksonville, July 7. Arrived schs Flora Con
don, Burgess, New York; I. IL. Livingston, SWEET
Belfast. July oth cleared sch. Fannie A. Gorham
Welch, New York
Baltimore, July /. Cleared sch. Welaka, Fergu
son, Portsmouth. July IL. Cleared sch. Florida
Warren. Newburypurt.
Edith, Warren, l;ockland; VIM. Flint, Dodge, Ban
gor; L. A. Lew.s, Moody, Frankfort.
Boston, July Il. Arrived sch. joachim, French
Rondont.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Janei"o. In port, June Goth, ship Alameda
Nickels, from Liverpool for san Francisco, restow
ing cargo; brig Isaac W. Parker, Kane, for New
York.
Manila Sailed May y, barlue Hudson, carver
New York; Wakefield Carver, Boston.
Matanzas, July |. In port brig Amy A. Lane
Carver,
Aleppey Sailed April 2ith, ship Henry 5. San
ford, Pendlcton, New York.
Buenos Ayres. In port May 3lst, bark Megunti
''ok, iieminway, unc; brig ifavilah, Coombs, do
sch Alneda Wiley, Copeland, for Boston.
Hong Kong. Arrived previous to July Sth, shil
Frank Pendleton, Nichols, Car,iif, lOi days Arriv
ed july 9th, bark q. D. Bryant, Colcord, Newcastle
n. 5. w.
Yokohama, July 8. Arrived ship sumner r. Mead
Park, Cardin.
Cienfuegos. In port, bark George Treat, Treat
for Delaware Breakwater, ldg.
Cadiz. Arrived previous to June 18TH bark J. w
Dresser, Parker New York.
Cardenas, July s. Arrived bark Alice, Dyer
Phila.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Passed Gibraltar June 30 bark Moonbeam, Dun
bar, from Norfolk for Trapani.
The brig Ned White, Dow, with 10000 bushels OF
salt from Trapan arrived at PASSPORT recently anc
is now discharSing with lighters.
Thayer Il Lincoln, of Boston, have sold one
sixteenth interest in the American ship Vigilant
800 tons register to Joseph Nickerson for SIS
The steamer Everett" of Castine has arrived
at New York from Bangor, had her boiler repaired
and been inspected. She is offered for sale cheap
Spoken, July 4, lat "a, lon 70, sen Susan n Pick
erng, of Belfast, Me, Capt Haskell. June 10, la
Al %, Ion 50 05 ship Levi G. Burgess, from Cardiff
for New York.
Ship Frank Pendleton, Nichols, l04 days from
Cardiff, has arrived at Hong Kong with damaged
bottom, having been ashore. She will have TO dock
for examination.
During recent storm on Georges Banks, the
fishing schr Lewis King of Lamoine, Capt Bunker
is reported to have lost seven men, but the report
lacks confirmation and the owners do not believe
IL.
The big ship in the yard of Carlton, Norwood &
Co. at RockpOrt, is to bear the name of Grover
Cleveland. 1t is intended to launch about the l0l
of August
The Marine Journal says: L. j. Southarci, OF
Richmond, Me-, was in New York on Tuesday and
Wednesday. He is the inventor and patentee OF
Southards Messenger Chain Attachment, for con
Meeting the windlasS with the donkey engine, fol-
heaving up the anchor by steam. He owns over
1900 tons of shipping at present.
Two large ships are nearing completion in the
New England Shipbuilding Co.'S yard in Bath, one
which Is 200O-ton ship and already timbered out
This ship will be commanded by Capt. Stone, OF
New Bedford. The other is l200-ton ship and Is
nearly planked up. Capt. Waliand, also of New
Bedford. will be her commander.
Sch. Susie p. Oliver while leaving St. Domingo
City June 18th for New York, took the rocks the
Castle, and remained hours, when she was par
TALLY discharged and hOated and made fast to the
breakwater. On the 18th in getting under way
struck on the sand point and remained; vessel was
surveyed and cargo ordered to be discharged. II
the current in the river continued, she was In very
bad position and likely to prove a total loss The
Susie +. Oliver was built at Bucksport in 1882, was
259.l4 tons net and hailed from Bangor, where she
was principally owned by Morse 4 Co. She was
fine vessel.
The following transfers Of ship property are re
porged at New York: Belle of Bath (ship, I347 .04
tons), June 29.-Daniel Barnes, assignee of New
York, to James F. Chapman, of San Francisco, Cal,
1872 for $ll25; former to James c. Gilmore, of
Searsport, Me-, 10Th for $2250; same to Henry
H. Grant, of Searsport, Me-, l-32 for 1925; same to