The Republican journal., 1896-01-23

Jan 70. Sch Jonathan Cone Robertson Boston
Jan rs. Sch A W Ellis, Ryder. Winterport.
Jan u. Schs Jennie Greenhank, Meader, Rock
land; Nolant, Pendleton, do; Nj Bonnie, Bur
CESS, Nlnalhaven.
Jan IS. Sch Fannie & Edith, Ryder, Frankfort
Jan ~. Sch James Holmes. Ryan, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, Jan IA. Ar sch Electa Bailey, Bos
ton; lS, sid, bark ST Lucie, Port Natal; sch Daniel
Fearing, Philadelphia.
rissey, Belfast Minetta, Crockett, Wnterport
l6, ar, schs Jonathan Cone, Robertson, Belfast ;
Marcellus, Sellers, Rockand; Viola Reppard
Brunswick, Ga Is. sid, sch Sarah w Lawrence
coal port; 20, cid brig H b Hu~sey Charleston.
Philadelphia, Jan is. Ar. h Belle Hooper,
Hall, Curacao; 10, ar, schs Young Brothers, Snow
Boston; Daniel Fearing, Clifford, do.
Baltimore. Jan 10. Sid, sch Yale, Boston; IT,
ar, sch Daylight, Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan IA. Ar. sch F Pendleton,
Fletcher, Union Island, Ga II, sid, sch Susan n
Pickering, Haskell, Boston; 90 sid, sch Edward
II Blake, Smith, Providence.
Key West, Jan IA. Sid, sch Charlotte I Sibley,
Norfolk, Va, Jan Is. CID, sch W Wallace Ward,
Providence
Port Tampa, Jan Is. Ar, bark Megunticook
Wallace, Philadelphia.
Fernandina. Jan 10. Ar, sch General Adelbert
Ames, Lord, New York; sid, sch VIM H Sumner,
Perdleton, New York.
Daren, Jan IA. Ar, sch F Pendleton Burgess
Brunswick Ga.
Savannah, Jan 20. Cid, sch James Garfield,
Jacksonville, Jan II. Ar, sch Celia F. Randell,
New York
Mobile, Jan -. AR, sch Penobscot, Dodge, Key
West
Newport News, Jan 20. Ar, schs W Hopkins,
Hlchborn, Thomaston; Sarah W Lawrence Bos-
ton
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aux Cages, Dec 30. Sid, sch Arthur S Wood
ruff, Reagan, Delaware Breakwater.
Matanzas, Jan &. Ar, sch ID H Rivers, Colcord,
Norfolk, Va.
Montevideo, Dec II. In port, barks Alice Reed,
Ford, and Willard Mudgett, Colcord, for New
York.
Cardenas, Jan Ar sch Olive I Whittier,
Whittier, Philadelphia,
CieutuegoS, Jan g Ar sch Olive Pecker Tor
rey, B fillmore.
kingston, ia, Dee %. Ar, brig Eugene Hale
Harding, Philadelphia.
ManzaniIla, Dec 27. Ar, sch Edward Stewart
Kent New York.
Port an Prince, Dec 20. In port, sch Lillian
Woodruff odgllins, for North of Hatteras, to
sail III about 0 days.
Hong Kong, Jan g. Ar, bark Colonla, Moves
Portland, 0, via Honolulu.
Yokohama, Jan 10. In port, ship VIM II Macy
Amsbury, for New York via Hiogo (see Miscel-
Baracoa, Jan l. In port, sch Nforancy, Sawyer,
for New FORK, ready.
SaVanna-a- Mar, Jan =. Ar sch CYRUS Hail.
Shanghai, Dec 20. In port, ship Emily F Whit.
ney, to sail end of December lor New York via
Havana, Jan IA. Sid, sch Helen G Moseley,
Holt Moi lie.
DemeraIa. Jan 8. AT bark Carrie l. Tyler, New
York; 10, ar, sch Maud snare, Kings Ferry, Fla.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Spoken. Nov II, lat % 5, lon % w, bark Adolph
Ohrlg, Amsbury, from New York for Saigon. Dee
IL. ship Manuel Llaguno, Small. from New York
for Hong Kong, lat n, Ion 20 W.
The Mark Island ledge bell buoy, off Rockland
at the entrance to Penobscot bay, recently report
ed capszed by the ice, has been righted, freed
from ice, and placed in good condition
The CuckOldS bell buoy in Boothbay har
Gently reported one-half mile to the westward of
its proper posi- ion, has been examined and found
to be in position and in good working order
The lighthouse board give notice mariners
that about Jan 80 a bell, struck by ma
chinery, will be established at Burnt Island sta
ton, on the southeast part of Burnt Island, and
the west side of the entrance to Boothbay Harhor
Maine. During thick or foggy weather the bell
will be sounded double blow every minute. The
bell tower stands about 60 feet southeast one
quarter south from the light tower
Tarpaulin Cove, Mass. Jan. 10. The sch n E
Symonds, from Turks Island for Belfast with
cargo of SALT has put in here disabled. She is 26
days out and reports a continuance of bad wealth
er. The decks had been swept by the seas which
broke over them and her sails were split and some
of them useless She is also short of provisions
She will retit here and proceed.
Norfolk, Jan IT, Sch Henry Clausen, Jr APP
pleby, arri ed here to-day Distress She sailed
fro Boston Jan l for Baltimore and when off
the Delaware, on the 4th, encountered heavy
NV gale and snow storm The foretopmast, cross
trees and jibbOom were carried away. The gale
blew the vessel out of her course, and on the 9Th
She was within a hundred mics of Bermuda.
Wiscasset, Jan IT, The Maine Shipb1ilding
and Navigation Go held its annual meeting Jan