The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-10-03
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. October }, 1885,

~, ar, sch Rabboni. Lord, New York: Geo 4 Far.
guson, Ferguson Belfast; cid. schs Mary Ann Nc
Trask New York 49, cid, schs Hattie MEG Bmck
and Eagle, New Bedford; Odell and Lester "o 4
Lewis Lewis, Boston; 80. sid. sch Sarah D Rawson
Paul seayey, Gatchell, Providence
- New Haven; Sept -. Sid, sch Helen g Nose
Galveston, Sept %. Sid, sch olive + whittier.
Whittier. Baltimore; %, cid, sch Sherman,
Rockport, Me, Sept % Sid sch Hattie H Rar-
hour, Fletcher St thomas. --"''o - D"'
Norfolk, Sept %. Ar, sch Penobscot, Dodge,
Portsmouth, H, Sept ~. Ar, sch Sarah W
lawrence; Farrow, Philadelphia; Is, sid. sch W
wallace acS sav War; rrh hi. DC
Robinson New York.
:, Re-, Me; Sept n: Sid, sch Fannie &
Edith, Ryder. New York; Puritan, Sargent,
Charleston, Sept 20. Ar, brig H Hussey,
Mobile, Sept "a. Cid, sch Susie oliver, Jor-
dan Boston.
Newport News, Sept rs. Sid, sch Gov Ames,
providence: ~, ar, sch Anna Pendleton, New
Bath, Sept 80. Sid, sch J Manchester HAYNES.
Baltimore.
Nobska, Sept %. Anchored off, sch Nimbus.
Young, New York for Boston.
FOREIGN FORTS.
AUX Cages, Sept IA. AR, sch Arthur S Wood
ruff, Heagan, New York.
Rosario, Aug l6. Ar, bark Mabel / Movers.
Meyers, Buenos Ayres.
MAhlNE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship William Conner, PendIeton.
>, lat 10 5, Ion % W.
There was launched from the yard of Kelley,
Spear y co, at Bath, Saturday, the barge Ardl,
more, the last of four vessels Of that class bnit
BY that firm for the Staples Coal Co of Taunton
These vessels have coal carrying capacity Of
$500 tons IA feet draft their dimensions ~
fact ,.a,,tJ, ~ Ear
Portland, Sept 80. III the United States Court
this afternoon the knickerbocker Towing CO Of
Saith began suit against the st Paul Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Go to recover soc, 900 on tug Il w
Morse, which was lost in Charleston harbor in
1888 The defendant company claims that the
Morse IN going south violated the conditions of
her policy and forfeited her insurance The case
~ attracting considerable attention from ship
owners and others.
| CHARTERS. Sch Fannie A Gorham Pascagoula
TO = > cuba, lumber, S7, U gold, and back from
Zaza 70 New York, cedar, 50. Sch Mary f Corson,
OF the Sea- Chrisholms Island to Eiizabethport,
phosphate rock. 81. 80. Sch Olive Pecker, Phila-
delphia to Port Royal, COAL 80 cents, and back
Sl.75. Sch Mary L Crosby, Brunswick to Fall
River, lumber. S4.75- Sch Charles L Raymond,
v i, i to New York, paving blocks, S11.
cents. Coal freights Sch Hayford. Perth Am
BOY TO Belfast, 60 cents Sch A NJ Dickinson,
South Amboy to Camden, go cents. Sch Joel F
sheppard, Philadelphia to Quincy Point, p t.
! DISASTERS, &c. Capt Paschal of the schooner
James Webster, from Nit Desert, Me, with
granite at Boston Sept 81, reports that on the
morning OF the oath, during heavy gale, the
| schooner was driven on the rocks at the entrance
| to Lobster Cove, Spruce Head, Me- The White
Head life saving crew landed the crew in safety,
ana on the same day the tug Horace H. Smith,
from Rockland, attempted to float the Webster,
put could 40 nothing till 90 tons of her cargo had
been thrown overheard Then at high water she
was hauled Off Capt. Paschal thinks the dam
age to the vessel will amount to $780, Neither
vessel nor cargo were insured The loss on the
cargo is $500, which will fall on Austin Ford q
Son. The cargo was from their quarries at Otter
Creek, Me, and was intended for the new Gate Of
4 Heaven Church, now in process Of construction
in South Boston. Sch Matte Holmes. coal lad
en-, New York for Bangor, was driven ashore last
Thursday on Ocean Beach, three miles bel. W New
London, Vt, during terrific squal and thunder
Storm me captain mistook an electric light on
the beach for the New London light vessel and
went hard on the beach, Wrecker Scott with a
tug went TO her assistance and got her off FRIDAY
and toWed her to New London. The vessel sus-
tanned but slight damage 4. Bark Edward MAY,
Willett rom Colombo for New York, which
passed St Helena Sept 5. reports while rounding
Cape OF GOOD Hope 10 q gale lost rudderhead and
ton Sunday from Washington, ID c, reports that
| Sept "a when i'll north latitude 40 40, and west
| longitude " 10, fell in with the twomasted sch
Anna Shepard of Camden, Me, Capt Greenlaw
bound from Elijah ethport y j. for Rockport, Me
The Shepard was leaking badly and her water
casks were emnty The vessel was supplied