The Republican journal., 1892-11-17
SHIP NEWS S.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
| Nov. ., sch. d. w. Hammond, Hollis, Bos
| ton.
Nov. y, sch. Hunter, Stanley, Rockport
Nov. -, schs. Fairy Forest, Smith, Swan
Island Onward, Kalloch, Boston.
| Nov. IA, schs. James Holmes, Ryan, Bos
ton; VIM. Frederick Elwell. do; Mountain
| Fawn, Tainter Camden; Alfalfa, Seavey
Green's Landing; Rescue, Gray, Castine
| Accumulation, Turner, Isle au Haut.
SAILED.
| Nov. y, schs p NJ. Bonnie, Burgess, Vim
alhaven: Hunter, Stanley, Swans Island.
| Nov. -, schs. Tidal Wave, Turner, Rock
| land ID. w. Hammond, Hollis, do.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct. s. Cleared bark Lizzie
Carter, Dyer, Sagua via Perth Amboy: 8
arrived sch. Edward S. Stearns, Heal
Brunswick; 10, arrived sch Izetta Wins
low, Bangor: IL, arrived ships A. j. Fuller
Colcord, San Francisco: Llewellyn ]. Morse
Slavery, lquique: sch. Hattie H, Bar
bour, Fletcher, Bangor; II, cleared bark
Clara E. McGilvery, Gilkey, Ponce, p, r.,
II, arrived schs. Lester A. Lewis, Burgess
Bangor: Young Brothers, Snow, Portland
for Glen Cove.
Boston, Nov $. Arrived sch Anna NJ
Dickinson, Hart, Rondout: 10, cleared sch
Daylight, Philadelphia; II, arrived schs
Waldemar, Dow, Cape Haytien: Carrie 7
Baland, Bond and Joel f. Sheppard. Walsh
Eagle, Philbrook, Bangor Cat Dorchester)
Sandy Point, Grant, Bangor; Linah c. Ka-
minski, Woodbury., Georgetown, S. c.: Mary
Ann Mccain. Newton, Bangor.
Philadelphia, Nnv. s. Cleared sch Addie
G.. Bryant, Clay, Gloucester: o, arrived bark
Grace Lynwood, Port Spain; sailed VIM.
Frederick, Belfast: 10, cleared sch. II. j i.
Cuttrell, HASKELL Ponce F. r.
Bangor, Nov. O. Cleared sch. Eagle, Phil
brook, Boston: 10, arrived sch. l.. H, Hop
kins, Carr, Boston cleared sehs. VIM. Flint,
Pendlet"n, New York; July FOURTH At
shall, New Bedford II, cleared schs Annie
7. Chase, Ellis, New York; John Lenthal.
Carver, do: II, cleared sch. Isaiah X Stet-
son, Trask, New York brig katahdin, Lord,
do; 10, cleared sch Kendusleag, Wentworth,
Chelsea.
salem, Nov. $. Arrived sch. Leonessa.
Hoboken
Satlla, Ga, Nov. !. Sailed sch. Cvrus
Hall, Coombs, Port Spain.
Perth Amboy, Nov. II. Cleared bark Ha-
vana, Rice, for Havana via New York
Carteret, Nov. .. Arrived bark C. p. Dix
on, Gilkey, Navassa.
Savannah, Nov. II. Sailed sch. VIM. II.
Sumner, Wiltbank, New York.
Pascagoula, Nov. II. Arrived brig H. C..
Sibley, Hichborn, Demerara.
Baltimore. Nov H. Sailed bark Edward
Gushing, Parse, Portland.
Fernandina, Nov. II. Arrived sch Mary
l.. Peters, Williams, Boston.
Jacksonville, Nov. II. Arrived sch Meyer
& Muller, Patterson, Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Fort de France, Nov. 5-Arrived, brig
Stockton, Allen, Fernandina.
St Perre, Nov. lin port sch Olive I.
Whittier, to sail about the 10th for Turks
Island.
Barbados Oct. 26.-Sailed bark, Beatrice
Havener Hichborn, Turks Island.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Sept. 10, lat j522 S., Ion. $3.50
W., ship S. z. Hitchcock, Gates, from New
York for San Francisco.
Bark Megunticook, built at Bucksport in
1866, is advertised for sale in Boston. She
has "a record rate of A l ID carries $50 tons
of coal and $50 M. of lumber.
Ship Frank Pendleton has completed her
cargo at San Francisco for New York and
will be followed by the Elwell, Louisiana,
Berlin and Francis.
The new sch. being built by j. w. Sawyer
4 Son, at Milbridge, Me, is fast nearing
completion. The riggers have begun work
and the sch. will soon be put into the water.
Revenue cutter Samuel Dexter will make
Boston her headquarters fora time and the
western limit will be Newport. The cutter L.
S. Grant will make Newport her eastern limit
A gold watch, two gold medals and four
medals of silver have been forwarded from
Washington for the captain, mates and some
of the crew of the American ship A. &.
Ropes for bravery in saving BIRTHS. crew.
The A. q. Ropes was built at Bath in 1881
She is commanded by Capt. Rivers, of Thonl-
aston, who is a brother to Capt. Parker Riv-
ers, of Bath, of the ship Normandy.
New YORK, Nov. Is. The swell ship ,us-
4uehanna of Bath, which has beaten several
noted English clipper ships on deep water
passages, has herself been heaten by one of
her country vessels The Susuueilanna left
Liverpool October 9TH for this city the
last leg of a triangular voyage OF 40, 00Omles.
The ship Gen. Knox of Thomastull. Me. left
the Mersey Oct. IL, five DAYS after the Sus-
quehanna. The Knox reached Sandy Hook
Friday, making the passage in 30 DAYS, Il
quick time for this season OF the Year
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. Notice is given by
the lighthouse board that on OF about No
vember 80, the two fixed red lens lantern
lights on Roclland breakwater, north side
of the entrance to Rockland Harbor, Will be
moved to the new beacon on the end of the
finished work OF the breakwater, about :27
feet southwark of the present position of the
lights. The lights will, as heretofore, be
exhibited one vertically above the other, y,
feet and % feet respectively above mean
high water. The new beacon is built of di-
mension stone in the form of pyramid, II
the top and IA feet high The partial filling
of the breakwater slopes from the beacon to
the south for 100 feet, beyond which the
channel is clear.
DISASTERS, Etc Ship State of Maine,
Carver, from New York July %, for Seattle,
put into Montevideo previous to Nov. s. leak
ing slightly in her stern. The Spanish
steamer Ramon de Larrinaga, at Liverpool
Nov. 11th, from New Orleans, landed
Capt. Morris, his wife and crew of the Ameri-
can brig Sparkling Water, from St. Annes, G.
B., for Philadelphia, which was abandoned
at sea in sinking condition, Oct. 30. 1.-THE
Sparkling Water was built at Stockton, Me-,
in 1869, and until recently was commanded
by Capt. Hichborn, of that place. A year or
two ago she was sold to Boston parties.-Ed. ]
-. Fears felt for the safety of the sch.
Clara E. Colcord, from Bridgeton, Barba-
does, for Apalachicola and New York. She
sailed Oct. IL. She is a three-masted schoon-
Ell of 4S9 tons, built at Belfast in 1885, and is
commanded on this trip by Capt Delehanty,
of Bangor Cant COlcord of Stockton SPRINGS