The Republican journal., 1885-05-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.


May 81. schs. c. 7. sibley, Bartlett, Camden; E.
L. Warren, Colson, Boston.
May %. Schs. Fannie A. Gorham, WEIGH, Bos-
ton Geo. B. Ferguson, Ryder. Boston.
May %; schs. Hero, Lowe, Boston; James
May 25. Sch. Orion, White, Lynn.
SAILED.
May %. Sch. Flora Condor, Burgess, Bangor
May 26. >chs. WelaKa Ferguson, Charleston;
C. T. Sibley, Bartlett, Jacksonville; Orion White,
Bangor; q. b. Ferguson, Ryder, Ellsworth; E. L.
Warren, Colson Boston.
May o. schs. Geo. Shattuck, Alley, Bangor;
Hero, Lowe, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Bucksville, MAY IS. Arrived sch. Sarah L. Davis
kneeland, New York.
Baltimore, May 10. Cleared brig Ellen Maria,
Linnell, Belfast.
New York, May 20 Arrived sch Mark Pende
Abram Richardson. Patlershaii, New Haven
New Bedford, May 81 Sailed sch. Daylight,
Hodgdon, Baltimore.
Boston, May 81. Arrived sch. Penobscot, Carter,
Hoboken; cleared brig Sparkling Water, Hichborn
Portland. May y, Arriv, d sch James A. Parsons
Pendeton, Amboy.
Richmond, May p. Arrived sch. Lester A. Lewis
Moody, Boston,
Providence, May IS. Arrived sch VIM. Butman
Sanborn, Searsport May % Sailed sch. VIM.
Butman, Larrabee, New York.
Passed through Hell Gate, May %. Schs. A. w.
Ellis, Ferguson Abram Richardson, Pattershall
New York for Boston.
Georgetown, S. C., May %. Cleared sch Sarah
L. Davis, kneeland, Point-a-Pitre.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cardiff, May IS Sailed sch. Richard P. Buck,
Carver, san Francisco. Sailed May 20, ship Nancy
Pendleton, Pendleton Rio Janeiro.
Windsor. n. S, May A. Cleared sch. Stella NJ.
Kenyon, Pendleton, Baltimore.
st. John, n. B., May 20. Cleared sch, Webster
Barnard, Marshall, New York. May -. Arrived
sch Marx PendIeton, Pendleton, Boston.
Sonrabaya, to May 20 Arrived bark Albert Rus
sell, Kane, Maeassa
rriv bark
D. Bryant, Cocord, Melbourne. April 10. Bark
Peno6scot, Chapman, Melbourne.
Liverpool Sailed May y ship lroquois, Nickels
>asua. in port May Il, sch Clara f. Colcord
Coicorl
Eieuthcra. Ia polt May :. sch, E. NJ. Bacon,
Atwood. TO load for Boston.
Port Spain. Arrived May >, sch. Wyer q. sar
gent, sargent, New York, via. st. Thomas. 9th
Olu~tec, Nickerson Tencrfe.
tine kobbe, Coatisan, St Thomas; brig Harry
stewart, Thomas, Pensacola;
Melbourne Sailed April !, bark Penobscot
Chapman, Newcastle
Hong Kong. Arrived previous to May 10, ship
Iceberg, Treat, Newcastle, \; ; W Sailed April
Havana Arrived May Is, barque Edward Cush-
in :, Bicamore, Baltimore.
Manila. In port April 8, b;trque Hudson, Carver,
from Newcastle. y. ;. w, arrived April :, diss.
lIoilo. in port March 30, bark Abbie Carver.
Pendifton' for Boston, takes 1000 tons dry sugar.
Black, Nichols, New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
sch. d. ID. Haskell, Of Deer Isle, from Porto Rico
for Boston, put iuto Vineyard Haven 2lst and
ports, l4h inst. experienced heavy revolving gale
lasting forty eight hours, during which lost part of
Ieckload molasoes and broke foreboom.
sch. Dora NJ French. French, at New York from
AreciDo. reports, May -, about twenty five miles
east from Chincoteague, in a heavy sea- pitched of
iihnoom and fCretopmaet, with everything attached
Balque Au Sable, condemned at Cardenas, was a
fine vessel of 520 tons, built at Deering, Me, In
ISL, and owned by j. :. Winslow Il Co., of Port
land, the master and others She valued at
about $4,000 and was partially insured, the cap
taiH'7 interett 60 being insured.
Transfers Herman (hg. 1864 tons), May IL.
Daniel Barnes assignee OF New York, to Oscar g.
Eaton, of searsport, Me. I-l6th for 1928. Helen
Maria (sc. 25f.0O tons, May g. Martha q. Getchel
of Ellsworth, Me, to Henry Nash and A. j. Nash.
cu-partncrs, of Addison, Me, 1924 for Sl15.
spoken: Ship Henry b. Hyde, Pendleton, from
New York for san Francisco March y. lat : 5. lon
3 W ship Seminole, Holmes, from New York for
san Francisco, April 10, lat q Is 5, ION Sc 20 w
Ship Manuel Laguno, Smalley, from New YORK for
san Francisco, April 49, lat 10 o. 5, Ion 81 81 w.
The Bangor snip Owners and ship Masters As
the following officers; President Ion. +. b. Neal
Geo. II. Oakes; Executive Committee, p. McCon-
vile, Geo. NJ. Cummings. Edward Stewart, A. r..
Ncazie, J. ID. Mulvancy. The Association intends
use all possible efforts to revive the shipping in
tertst in Bangor and hopes to accomplish much
good. The gentlemen who are interested in it are
quite sangune OF The result of the efforts to be
an Ia