The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-13

Druid Thomaston; + French. Hillsboro, NIB.
BANG0R-Ar 11th, sch B D Prince. Coombs,
s Sid 11th sch Edw Stewart, Kent, Philadel-
pii Cd 18th, sch james NJ Seaman, Pendleton,
| North Boothbay and Martinique
| 4PAIAGHfCOL 18th. sch 8 G. Hart.
BATTING 11tlf, sch Cora Dunn, Har-
b BsA siSij 18th, sehs D witberell. Bal
timore; Edna Champion, Philadelphia; Ed
CIT Cry JISLAND-Bound south, schs Sarah i,
| Davis. Greens Landing; H Curtis, Deer Isle;
A F Kingburn and B Webster Barnard. Bangor.
| DUTCH ISLAND HARROR-Sid 18th, schs
Mahoney F Jssst,s Bangor Tor New York;
HYANNIs- 1th, sch Lady Ellen, Calais
JACKs0NYILL.E,M7 a. Ar = 18th. sch Carrie
NEW YORK--Ar l. ill., schs Nellie S Picker
ing, kimbsll Oyster Fay AZ, Nd; Ghas E Balch
| Buck, Love- Bangor; LAUREL Reefe BIuehill
James R Russell, Thomaston; Mary Pike
sid es 18th, A6bie 6 Gale. Cole, Boston; Com
| merce, Tyler, New London.
| Ar 18th, schs Cora Green, Sadie Corey, H
Russell. Hyannis; Rosie g. dria. Machias.
Gid 18th, steamer Cottage City, Bennett, Port
| land; barques Matanzass Erickson, Havana i
Grace Lnwood, Gilley, Buenos Ayres.
SID 18th, steamer Domlra for Portland; sch
NEW LONDON-Ar 18th, schs st Leon, Far
rell, Bangor for Patchogue; Modesty, Burke
| Bangor for Mystic.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 10th, sch Chanticleer
| Arey Lincolnvie.
| Sid 10th, sch Matilda D Borda, Endicott, for
swans Island, to load ice for Philadelphia.
East, sch Winnegance, from Perth Amboy for
| Hallowell. Anchored off Nobska 11th a m, sch
Henry Lippett, from Kennebec River for New
| NEWPORT NEws-sld 18th, sch Florence
Randall, Bangor.
| Jackson, Davis, from Seville.
Ar 18th. sch F. G Pendleton. Dodge, Bucks
Cd 1ith. sch A b E Hooper, Smith, Cam
Delaware Breakwater- Passed out sch Jen-
ME Butler; Philadelphia for Norfolk.
| .PASCAGoULA-Cld 11th, sch Olive Whit
| ter, Whittier, Noank, Conn.
| PROVIDENCE 18th. schs Red Jacket,
| Arey Rockland; Lizzie J Call Rockland for
| Pawtucket; Gen Banks Bickford, Sullivan
| PORT ROYAL, Scar 11th sch Waltham,
/ san FRANCIsco- std 18th, ship Chap
VINEYARD-HAyEN- 18th. schs George
4 Albert Powers, Bangor for Stamford Hattie
| s Collins, Greenlaw, and Wide Awake Mad
Thomas, Thomaston for do; j Kennedy, Pottle
Calais for New Haven; Josiah R Smith, Free
Leaning, Campbell, GAINESVILLE for do. Ia -.
Arl2th, schs Susan E Nash, Stevens, Port
Johnson for Wells; West Side, Smith, Boothbay
forrNew York Eagle, Wentworth Bangor for
do; Charles Morford. Hagerthy. Sedowick for
do; E e Willard, Guilbert, Rockland for Rich
| mond, Va.
Sid 18th. schs Rosa Mueller Earl Mason
Race Horse. kenduskeag, and George & Albert
WASHINGTQN-Ar1 II tn. sch Warren Adams
from Kennebec River.
dette, Tunnel, Brunswick, Ga. #
Foreign Ports.
Ar at Bahia, July 10th, sch John H Crandon,
Givan, Baltimore.
Ar at Queenstown, July. 10th, ship Benjamin
Sewall, Sewall, Vancouver, BE, via PIT Angeles.
Sid I'm Sagua, July 4th sch Richard c Hart
ley, Chase, Delaware Breakwater.
ley, New York.
Ar at Hillsboro, NIB, July 18th, schs Hattie E
King, Collins; Newburyport; 9th, Hannah F
Carleton, Beal, Jonesport.
Cid 9th, sch Hattie E King, Collins. Newark.
Ar at Jamaica, June 18th, sch Kit Carson,
Tapley. st Kits.
Memoranda.
Borda, before reported ashore ON the Middle
Ground, is from New Bedford, bound to Kenne-
bee River in ballast to load for Philadelphia
She has been f1oated. apparently without DAM
age, and has proceeded eastward. y
Atlantic City NJ July Sch Katie G Rob-
inson lles hard agrouna. She has sprung a leak
Another effort will be made to float her today
Later-Seh Katie Robinson, from Kennebec
River, with ice, before reported aground on Alb
secom Bar, was foated Wednesday afternoon
apparently without important damage,
Boston, July 12-Sch Henry Wilmington, at
Boston from Philadelphia, was in collision We'd
nesday morning. off Castle Island, with sch D
Lawrence, at Boston from Ellsworth. The
Henry Wilmington was in tow at the time and
the d s Lawrence was beating up the harbor
The latter vessel was struck on the starboard
side, carving awcy her rails and .bulwarks. be-
sides badly tearing her foresail and doing other
slight damage. The Henry Wilmington had jb-
boom carried away ~
n Boston, July 12-Sch Hattie M Howes of New
Bedford, Capt Fisher. from Carver's Harbor for
New York, with cargo of stone, put in here
this morning to procure a new sail. having had
her spanker blown away in the bay last night
during squally weather.
Spoken.
July II, at Q m, lat 1910 N, lon SO W,
Darque Julia Reed, from Cadiz for Gloucester,
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