The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-10-15

sargent Bangor, Norombega, co.. A. W.
E Ellis Ryder. Rockland; Gen. Adelbert Ames,
Small, Swans Island; Willie L. Newton, Boston !;
Abraham Richardson, Wade, Bangor, ar, schrs.
Annie R. Lewis, Kennebec, Lucia Porter, Lead
PETERS Island; D. p. Haskell, Swans Island
Carrie E. Pickering, Somes Sound; Eliza j. PEN
dieton, Belfast for Philadelphia; IL SID, bark
hose Eose INNS, Santos ar, sch. George Quincy,
Carr, Clarks Island.
Boston Oct s. Ar, schrs. F. c. Pendleton, Bur
CESS, Philadelphia, Sadie Corey, Lowe. Winter
port; Winslow Morse. Newton, do; SID, sch.
Willie L: Newton, New York; 8 ar, sch. Day
In1gh5, Baltimore; 10 ar. schs. Henry R: Titon,
hanett, Hoboken, Rabboni, Lord, Port Liberty
Mary H. Crosby, Trim, Weehawken; Odell and
Lillian, Bangor; Mary Farrow, Winterport; II ar,
Philadelphia Oct. z. Cid, Sch. Arthur V. S.
Woodruff, Heagan, Camden: ar, sch. W. Wallace
ward, Bangor; ar. ship A. J. Fuller, Halifax,
Baltimore Oct, II. Cid, sch. J. Holmes Birds
all, Boston.
Portland Oct. 10. Ar, sch VIM B. Palmer,
Dyer, Louisburg, c. b.; Hattie S. Collins, Deer
Isle; L ar, sch Fawn. Shnte, Perth Amboy; ~,
ar:sch Mary Z. Palmer, Haskell. Louisburg, c. B..
Bangor Oct. 7. Ar, sch Menawa, Pendeton
norwalk Ct. 9 ar, schs. Electa Bailey, Thurston
lahI Levi Hart, Pendeon Boston; cid
sens. Aida, Gray, Boston; Josie Hook Eaton, Ros-
ton Paul Seavev, Getchell, New Haven; II ar.
sch sch Copy. Pendleton, Boston; cld sch, Maud
Briggs, Winsiow, New York.
Newport News, Oct Is. Ar. sch Gov Ames
Davis, Bangor.
J.. Ppelnsacola, Oct. I. Sid. sch. A. B. Sherman,
Port Royal. Oct. 6. AR. sch, Hattie c. Luce.
Heal, New York.
Fernandina, Oct. 6. Ar. sch. Herald Lowell
Boston.
Brunswick Ga, Oct. Z. Ar sch. William H.
Sumner, Pendleton, New York.
washington, D. c., Oct Z. Cid sch. Jose Ola
verri, Arey, Boston.
Port Reading, Oct. s. Ar. sch. Mary L. Crosby,
Trim, New York; 10, Sid sch. Edward Stewart,
Lynn. Mass Oct 10. Ar sch Alfaretta s.
Snare. Georgetown. d. c.
Port Tampa Oct. 10. Sid, sch Talofa, Fletcher,
Baltimore
Salem Oct. IL. Ar, sch. Emma s. Briggs New
York for Augusta; Lester A. Lewis, New York for
Gloucester Oct. 10. Ar, sch. Altaretta s
Snare, Lawson, Georgetown, DC.
Mobile Oct. II. Cid, sch. Methebesec, Snow
Laguay4a.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Santos, Oct. g. Sid bark Doris, Baltimore
Port Spain Oct. 3. In port, sch. James A. Gar
field Emery, for Philadelphia
Curacao, Sept. 25. Sid, sch, Estelle, Tapley.
Turks Island to load for Bangor; 80, in port,
sen Belle Hooper, Hall, to sail about Oct l. for
New York.
Rio ,Janeiro, Sept 16. Sid, bark c. p. Dixon.
Baltimore.
Barbados, Sept. 80 Sid, banks Rebecca
Crowell, Brunswick, Ga. Vilora H. Hopkins, New
n York; Oct 8, ar, bark Grace Lynwood, Gilley
surinam, Sept. l5. sld sch. Helen G.. Moseley,
Holt, Boston,
MARINE MISCELLANY.
- brunswick Ga, Oct. TO- Sch. Viola Reppard
Cummings, from Boston, lost during Yesterdays
gale both anchors and all CHAINS n E. of Bruins
wick bar.
Fortress Monroe, Oct. H. Bark Henry A.
Lltchhed (of Bucksport, Me.,) Capt. Hubert,
from Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 10 for Perth Ambov
Is ashore in Chesapeake Bay, about three miles
from Lynnhaven Roads. 4 tug has gone to her
assistance.
Boston, Oct TO- Sch Charlie Bucki. from Two
RIVERS, n. s, for New York, which recently lost
her keel on Hedge Fence, has been repaired at this
port and VIII return TO Vineyard Haven to reload
jacksonville, Oct 10 Sch. Carrie E. Look of
Rockland, Captain Stevens, from New York for
Jacksonville, struck on the bar and afterward
hoated oil and dritted OK the South ,Jettv (She
has since been foated and lowed to jacksonville
The Boston sch. Luther A. Roby. from Cheverie,
n s., Tor Philadelphia with plaster went ashore
Oct. It'll below the point OF Cape Henlopen and
almost Immediately went to pieces. Three of the
crew were lost and five saved. George W Hop-
klns, mate, Of Camden, Me- is among the saved
Bangor Nc. Oct. 8. Sch Geo. Pierce, which
mas been taking a cargo of lumber here, grounded
Wednesday night; her seams opened ana she be-
gan 10 FILL Her hold was full OF laths and she had
a deckload of lumber. Last night the vessel
tipped over and now lies in bad position 1t will
cost large sum to raise her
Two black and white perpendicular striped spar
ou4ys nave been placed to mark important points
IN West Penobscot bay, in place Of barrel buoys
Steamship Co. one is the Dead Mans Point
buoy, between the lights at Indian island and
Negro island, and the other is at Spruce head
hong Kong, Sept. 9. Ship S. ID. Carleton, from
New York Tor Shanghai, which put IN here Aug
~ III distress, after being ashore in the Straits
OF Sunda, will probably have to discharge cargo
ana 90 INTO dock for repairs. She grounded July
" The ship was leaking badly, SO the captain
took IL men from AMER Point and started for
Singapore Aug. l. The weather being good off
Rhlo Straits, 1t was decided to 20 on to Hong
Kong. 9
Boston, Oct. IL. The four-masted schooner
Mabel Jordan of Thomaston Me. Hichborn.
bound i'll from Philadelphia, in ballast went
schore between and 5, this morning on the
raise spit short distance east of Bug light. She
struck at almost half tide and was exposed to
the wind and sea, and pounded heavily About
noon, the tugs Juno, Vista and Harry Roussel
pulled the schooner into deeper water. Captain
Hlchborn stated that he was coming in lust
before daylight and was about to tack ship in the
channel, close to Bug light, but before the vessel
the vessel is not leaking and is uninjured but
that She will go into the dry dock tor examine
ton.
CHARTERS. Ship Emily Reed, New York to
Japan, $4,000 case oil, 2l d22 cents, prompt
Schr. Lizzie Is. Wiley, Delnerara to Delaware
BreakWater +. O., Sugar Sd9 cents. Sch Austin
u. Knight, New York to Porto Cabello general
cargo, 81 700 and port charges. Sch Carrie
Norton kennebec to Point Petrie, ice, y. {. Sch
flora Woodhouse, Pascagoula to Caibarien, lum-
per S6.75. Sch Lester A. Lewis. Port johnson
to Portland, coal, 90 cents Sch. Mark Pendleton
Port johnson to Camden, coal, SO cents Sch w
wallace Ward, Philadelphia to Bangor coal 3,5
cents
BORN,