The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
SFiiR NEWS.
FORT OF BELFAST.
SAILED.
Jan. II. Sch. A,l,!ic Vessels ---, Rochland


FORT OF BELFAST.
Jan II. Sch. Ad'!ic Vessels, ---, Rochland.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New YORK, Jan II. Cleared sch Meyer Il Muller
Patterson, Fcrnandna; lS,h cleared schs Nettie
Iang,ion, Bag'ev Jacksonville; ST Johns, Gilmore,
FcrnandinI, 18th, sailed sch Meyer & Muller, Fer
nandina; list, arrived sch Carrie A Lane, Dyer.
Norfolk for New LONDON; cleared sch Charley
iucki, FRENCH Jacksonville; 22d, arrived sch
Mary y. Hall, NcaZie, Satilla River.
Baltimore, Jan IL. Cleared sch Daylight, Hodg
don, Boston: 18Th, cleared schs Mary l. Peters
Williams, Cardenas; Yale, simpson Boston.
llominWay. Carlenas; 2ist sailed brig IL sb
ley, Ilichborn for Aspinwal; arrived sch Odtl
Wade, Wintclport 23d, arrived Schs sadie Corey
Lowe, Winteiport; Brunette, Colson, Sealsl,ort;
cleared sch Roger Druly, Delev Belfast.
NhallC ston, Jan y. Arrived sch Prescott Hazel
tine, knceand, Belfast.
feinan'lina Jan -. Arrived sch st Johns, Gil
more New York 2ith. arrived sch Meyer < Null
her, Patterson. New York
Galveston. Jan a. Arrived sen Weaka, Cot
trcll. Baltimore.
Portland, Jan Is Arrived schs oel Wade;
Mary Eliza, Morris, and Brunette, Coison. Belfast
Cape Iletly, Jan IA. Passed out sch .Iohn c
Smith, Fo7~, Demerara.
iockrort, Me, Jan 10. Arrived sch Matte L
d H,v''' " ''''' '''"F'' '''s' ''' - ~
savannah, Jan Il. sailed SCH susan y Picker,
n! ltl~htll barren: iot cleared scii + I flrtch-
stinbh5. ETj,i4el,urt, Ct. ''''''' ~ -'''&
iack~onyille, Jan IL. Cleared sch Lois Chap
les. Ru--, Baltimore
Pensacola. Jan IS Arrived stIt { lara r col
cord. C"lcoi,i, Port spain. ~ '''' w.
san Diego. IAN L. Arrived ship state of Maine,
Nimtvani ilayrn Jan Is. In port sch reuob.
scot Carter, Jacksonville lor New, lort
IN fgdro, jan To- Arrived ship Edward
san Francisco, Jan - Arrived Slit, John |.
hrllri, t,i'''I!S, New "tN.
tpilcl,v from <ew York vi, Kew west
harIcator. Jan y. ..rrvo,i Sch Prescott, Hax-
c!tint. knecltnt, Belfast
Haskell, savannah.
roRrIcx rnprs
Curacao, Jan I. tri'iNod sch L Ii HERMAN,
Wool iiufk9{iilt, t,
M"ttnZaI, -" ~ IN N"rt hHlques Carrie +
l1M@t iA'&, l"I OF li"'tFIas' lis mpas5es'
i-dN Cushing. i'"W, "l--: brig lMNld buSbec,
SHOWERS, i"i \ q ii,.lttf;iH.
tlenfueSHT, ian 10. H. loii' sen "ahifmar,
t"ggins, ldg 1nniasses; ll'h, salied sch Lizzie
I-are, lierrith. iaralo.
'aii'aialso, nov 70. IN port. barn WIZARD
MndGefT C'"eNef' i'r i4mq"e't to 'o"" fer nite''
Havana, Jan IL. sailed Lark Havana. simmons,
MMtanI"~.
III" 'a'etr"' l'%r - Salic4 DARK Augustine
hunNc, sherman. ciiNdfna
laNf., Jan ~ AiliNeH snip Louis walsh, Pen-
"i"ton; >tN infh' ,
r. '.ili~, H. i5ec "a Siiie" Dig stockton
\ iteh, Altel'"; "A.
li'!- l>Uhr, nee - III loF, 'lA -AHieil Jesse,
. h@~i Ter @hh ffanclSr" Escort, "Aterhouse,
lr"i!4 muse kdlllNc't ph tiooScot, Eaton lof
New York.
l(cmerHi':, Dec -. sailed sen Lucia Porter,
tinhde' fhiaaeiphla SPOKEN Jan 10, 10 miles OF
ilttteias)
Rosario, Nov H. sailed bark W Carbon, Reed,
Antwerp
Manila Dec -, IN port snip heMrE 9aniori,
Coc"ri, from CcbIl, arrived Sth, III tow, having
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MARITIME MISCELLANY
bark America !-loEdS, bulit at stockton IN 1866
was s"id al aitilon III New YORK on the l'th, for
5000
Bark ,"hn watt ("f BOSTON, mas been sold to
Me,sr. Morse Co., OF New orh ana Bath. The
}: w: Is 1863 tons gross. she was built at Bath,
Me- IN 1879;
ship \. ID. Snow, wrecked near Waterford, Ire
land While on a voyage from San Francisco TO
Liverpool, is breaking up. Half of her Cargo has
been swept away; salvage Is hopeless
or about February list, me charicteristlc OF the
light al Fort Columbus light station, East River,
New York, VIII be changed from /; single red light
to two fixed red lights shown one above the ether.
The revenue inner " ooibuly, Captain \. y.
FenSar, arrived at Portland, Thursday, from
cruise. She reported Fox Island thoroughfarc clos
ed with ice On the 18th she eNtricated from the
ice the schooner Diana, Huntington MASTER from
Boston bound t. PASSPORT with general cargo.
Very heavy WHatherwas experienced on the cruise.
NASSAU, y. p Jan. IL. The last survey held
larque George Treat, Steele, from New Orleans
for Almeria, before reported here in distress, re
commended that the voyage be abandoned. The
captain has been advised to consult with the
The vessel is laid up to await further instruct
ions.
Chatham, Mass Jan. 81. The three-masted
schooner F. Merwin, Capt. Clark, from Carvers
Iiarbor, Me, for n York, with cargo of granite,
anchored too near the beach yesterday afternoon
at high water, and at low tide would have ground
ed on Chatham Bar had the sea- not been smooth
near the beach. She was boarded at daylight this
morning by Capt. Gould and crew of Chatham
Life Saving Station and assisted ont o dan
Gus position.
Philadelphia. Jan. p. Tie first launch at Roach's
shipyard stree tie death of the late John Roach
CURED on thu l1th inst, when the steamer Standard
launched in the presence of about $50 specta-
ard Oil Co, and will ply between New York and
Boston in the oil carrying trade. Her length is l75
feet over ALL 30 feet beam and II feet 6 inches
depth of hold. Her carrying capacity will be 200
coo gallons of oil in bulk.
BURNED At SEA. telegram from sydney, \.
S. W, states that the American ship J. 7. Berry
was burned at sea Jan. in at>ude "a deg. south,
longitude lG4 deg. east. Fourteen persons are
known to have been saved, and one boat with ii on
board is missing. Part OF the crew and passcn-
gers have been landed ut Nambucera Head. The
Berry was 1920 tons, belongs in Thomaston, Me,
and is commanded By Capt. Watts. She sailed
| from Philadelphia for Iiiogo, Japan, Oct. ), and
carried Il cargo of refined petroleum A telegram
to the owner states that the captain mate passen-
gers, and eleven of the crew, arrived at Sydney,
y. 5. W., all well. The second mate and ten men
are missing.
SHIP BUILDING. Capt. Gustavus Kelley of HaI-
witch, Mass, formerly of sch L. b. Garland, of
Dover, n. H., has contracted with the New Eng
land Shipbuidng Company of Bath for three
masted schooner of l3G feet keel 81 feet beam and
lol: feet depth Of hold, to be ready in May and to
cost S23,50d The company have just contracted
to build two three masted schooners of 800 tons
cach-one of them for Capt. Rogers and others of
New York, and tire other for parties at Dover, n.
II There will be something of revival of ship
building at Wa!doboro' next season. a four-mast-
ed schooner of $500 or 1900 tons burden will be