The Republican journal., 1895-11-07
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PORT NF BELFAST.

SHIP NEWS
PORT Of BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Oct 81. Sch Morning Star, Hawes Boston.
4 Nov A. Sch Z NJ Bonnie, Burgess. Nina Haven.
4 Nov .. sens Miantonomah, Ryan, Boston: Cal
vim Harris. Higgins, Lynn; Charlotte sibley,
Patterson. Bangor.
4 Nov 6. Sch Brunette. WEIGH, Boston.
Oct 81. schs Sarah l. Davis, Pattershall, Bos-
Maria Webster, Turner, Mt Desert: Laughing
Water, Sprague, Swans Island.
Nov /. Sch Morning Star. Halves, Rockland.
NV. Sch David Faust Alley Sullivan
u AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct 80. Ar sch Herald Lowell
schs Annie Chase, Bangor; David Siner,
Frankfort; James Parsons GARDENERS Menawa,
belfast, for Newark; Nov l, ar, harks Edward
ship st David, Annoy; 3, ar, sch VIM Slater, Am
boy for Bangor; 4, cid, bark Rebecca Crowell,
Port au Prince.
Boston, Oct 81. Ar. schs James Holmes, Ryan,
Belfast; Lillian, Grindle, Portland; Winslow
Morse e and an! Mnetta Winterport; Nov 2, ar, sch
Nimbus, Young Montevideo
Philadelphia, Oct 20 Ar, sch VIM X Park,
Lake, Boston; ed sch Joel sheppard, WEIGH,
Quincy Point; 30, ar, Sch Pocassett, Herrck, Sui
livan; 81, ar, brig H Sibley, Port Bevis, B
Nov 2. ar, sch K + Pettgrew. Portland; 4, ar, sch
Daylight, New Bedford
Baltimore, Oct %. Ar sch Sarah D j Rawson,
French, Annapolis; 80, sid, sch Young Brothers,
Snow, Boston Nov i cld. sch Sarah DJ Rawson,
Portland. Oct 81. Ar, sch Almeda Wiley, Will
ley, New York; Nov |, CID sch Pendleton,
Brunswick, Ga
Bangor, oct 30 Ar sch, Isaac Oberton, Trim,
Philadelphia; cid, sch Mary Farrow, Morrissy,
Boston, 81. cid, sch Maud Snare. Lowell, New
York; Nov ?, cid, schs Electa Bailey Thurston,
l Flora I'D 1 "a
| Kendall, New Haven 4, cid, sch July Fourth.
whitney Newark; .. ar, sch Odell, Boston; cid,
schs Alfaretta Snare and Melissa TraSk New
1 York.
Sabine Pass, Ten, oct 90. Sid, sch Senator Sui
! livan, Crockett, Tampico
Pigeon Cove, Oct 80. In port, sch Gen Adebert
\ Ames loading for Philadelphia
Perth Amhoy Oct 23 Sld, sch Mary Ann Nc
son. Robinson New York; 4, Sid, schs WIN Slater,
| Bangor: Mary torson, Jacksonville via Sayre-
| willie, j.
| Port Royal. 5 c, Nov A. Sid, sch d II Rivers,
! Colcord, Bali more
Jacksonville, oct 20. CID, sch Edward Stewart,
\ Kent, New York.
I Key est. Oct 90. Sid, sch Fannie A Gorhain
Philbrook. Tampa.
Bridgeport, Nov 2. Ar, sch Mary A Hall.
4 Darien
! Pensacola. Nov u Sid, sch Olive I Whittier.
Whittier. Portland.
Pascagoula, Nov 2. Sid, sch Horace G Morse.
Boston
/ Norfolk, Oct 30. Cld, sch Cyrus HAN. Coonhs.
! Dcmerafa: Nov 1, cid, sch Sarah W Lawrence,
| Farrnw, Providence.
New Haven. Oct 80 Ar, sch Henry r Titon,
Ranlett. Philadelphia 81, ar, sch Hart,
| Dodge Bangor.
Port Reading Oct 30 Ar, sch .Etna Jordan,
/ New York SD, sch Rabboni. Lord Bangor.
! Tampa, Oct 81. Ar bark Lizzie Carter, Dyer,
! Galveston.
| Bangor.
Charleston. 5 q, NOV l. CID sch Humarock,
Veazie, Barbados 4 al, brig H B.Hussey, Boston.
San Francisco, NOV l. Ar, ship st Nicholas,
| New York.
Brunswick, Ga, NOV ~ Ar sch Flora Rogers,
| Warren Camden, Me
Darien, Ca Nov A. Ar, sch William II Sumner,
Pendleton, New York.
| FOREIGN PORTS.
Turks Island, Oct II. Sid, sch Estee, Tapley,
Bangor.
Brisbane, Sept 80. Iii port, bark Jennie Hank
ness, Amsbury, for London.
Hong Kong, Oct 2. In port, bark Adam W
| Spies, for New York.
Barbados, Oct is. Sid, sch John Smith,
sagua Oct 25. Ar, sch Helen G Moseley, Holt
Norfolk, Va
MARINE MISCELLANY
| Spoken Ship St David, Lyons, from New York
for Annoy for orders Nov 3, lat 80 80 y Ion "a 40
| W. Bark Lucy A Lickes, Nichols from New York
for Hong Kong. Oct 81, lat 35 So Ion AZ %.
The list of missing and overdue ships is increas
| ing at S n Francisco The Lord Brassey, eighty
one days from Hong Kong for Frisco is reinsnred
at Is per cent. Other vessels concerning which
Castle for Valparaiso, on which 50 per cent. rein
surance has been paid the Nohbleduri, New Cas-
tie for Tocopila, rs per cent; the soudan, Cardiff
| for Callao 30 per cent: and the Timura, Mel
| bourne for London. ~ rer cent
Work on the Rockland breaxwater has been sus-
pended for the season. The number of tons of
rock dumped has not been exactly made up, but
| it is very large. The breakwater when completed
is to be 1900 feet long. Between 100 and 1900
| of water now at the end of the breakWater is 50
| feet The average thickness rather the width
Of the breakwater is 10 feet slopng up to 20 feet
at the top
| The North Atlantic Pilot Chart gives this fore
cast of the weather at sea in November: Frequent
gales between the New England coast and the
British Isles and as far south as the 10th parallel
| Between latitude % degrees north and 40 de-
grees north, and east of longitude 20 degrees
quite severe. Fog on the Grano Banks but at in
tervas only. Some Icebergs in the vicinity of
Belle Isle; probably none south of the Doth par
! allel.
! CHARTERS Bark Harvard, Newcastle, NSW to
Mollendo, coal, l6s. Brig Haviah, Demerara to
New York, sugar, cents. Sch Jerome Il Look
Newport News to Laguayra, coal, So 20 and port
charges. Sch Salie ron Philadelphia to Carde
mas, coal, 81 10, and back from Apalachicola to
| Philadelphia New York, ties, 20 cents. Sch
Susie + Oliver Kings Ferry to St Vincent, lun-
ber So 80. sch Carrie E Look, Jacksonville to
Brunswick to New York, lumber 81 so. Sch
Celia F. New York to Bangor fertilizer, lump sum
Sch Anna Pendeton, brunswick TO New York,
lumber y Sch c Pendleton. Brunswick to New
! York lumber, 81 SO. Coal freights; Sch Henry
Tilron. Newport News to Sound port, 65
| cents Sch v III slater, Perth Amboy, to Ban
gor. 81. sch Mary am Mccain, same Sch Etna,
| Port Liberty to Bangor, 81. Bark Beatrice Hav
ener. Philadelphia to Bridgeport, 70 cents:
| RESCUED FROM A WRECK. Sch Star Of the Sea,
| Hopkins at New York oct 20 from Conetabe
Island, reports, Oct 5, took a man from top Of the
| house of sch Harry Lord of Bath, in starving
condition The vessel had encountered storm,
in which she filed with water and the top Of the
| house was washed off The rescued man said thu
besides Capt kimba and crew of six, there
were two passengers named Bryant and Jacks Of
1 New York, on board the Lord. The schooner after
becoming waterlogged,w went on her beam ends On
the third day the vessel blew up her decks and the
top of the deck house with the ventilator attach
ed arose 30 fl ct in the air and fell about 20 feet
| to leeward Weeks swan to the deck house. Bry-
| ant and Jacks were drowned before his eyes At
| daylight, Oct "a, Weeks saw the Lord some dis
lance away. Her stern was sticking out Of the
water three quarters Of the whole length forward
being submerged. The waves were breaking as
high as the top Of the deck house He saw dis
| tinctly three Of his comrades still clinging to the
stern Of the schooner. Weeks said he thought
| these men must have gone down with the wreck
of the schooner, and he believed he was the only
| survivor
DISASTERS, ETC. A cablegram to Carleton, Nor
| wood & Co from Capt j Amsbury of ship VIM