The Republican journal., 1897-12-09
SHIP NEW ;.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

| PORT OF BELFAST.
| ARRIVED.
Dec. s. Sch. Caro- Belle, Fernald Mt.
Desert.
Dec 6. schs. Fannie & Edith, Ryder, Bos-
ton; Henry Whitney, Welch, do. Harriet
/ Rogers, Lyman, Mt. Desert.
Dec 4. Sch. P. NJ. Bonnie, Burgess, Vinal-
haven.
Dec 5. schs. Nonpariel, Cousins, Deer
Isle; Laughing Waters, Sprague, Swans
| Island.
AMERICAN PORTS. ...
New York, Nov 30 Cid, bark Grace Lyn-
wood, Gilley, Rio Janeiro; Dec. 2, ar, sch.
Carrie A. Bucknam, Stubbs, Turks Island ,
via Delaware Breakwater; 3, ar, sch. John
l. Snow, Gonaives via Stamford; Webster
Barnard, Bangor Mary Ann McCann, do;
A. cid, ship A. j. Fuller, Honolulu; ar, schs
Hattie McG Buck and Melissa Trask, Ban
gor. 6, ar, sch Celia F. West, Jacksonville; ;
Levi Hart Pendleton Norfolk; Henry R.
Triton, Ranlett, Philadelphia for -Allyn's
Point. ....
perd, Newport News and Charleston; Dec.
| /, ar, schs Flora Condor, Sellers, Bangor ;
Omaha, Dow, do; Marcellus, Larrabee,
Searsport; 8, ar, sch. Mary Farrow, in tow,
Wiscasset via Portland; g. ar, sch Electa
Bailey, Newark, n. j., for Bangor.
Iuliduolpuld, NON ~. Slus SCu L dlt
Portland Dec ., ar, sch. Henry r Tilton.
Ranlett, New York; 3, cid, schs. Albert
/ Butler. Leland Cienfuegos; Isaiah Hart,
| Williams, Port Tampa; ., ar, sch. r. W..
Hopkins, Port Tampa
| Baltimore, Dec. 2 Cid, sch. Star of the
| Sea, Hopkins, Galveston; 3 cid, bark Pris-
ella, Bahia and Rio Janerio.
! Bangor, Dec. 2 Ar, sch. Eagle, Boston;
sid, sch. Kit Carson, Kendall, New York 3,
sid, schs. Augustus Palmer, Haskell, Phila-
delphia; Lunet aud Izetta, New York
| Pascagoua. Nov. %. Ar, sch. A. B. Sher-
man, Pi!sbury, Sabine Pass.
Brunswick, GA, Dec. 2 Ar, sch: Willie
l.. Newton, Port Spain 6, ar, sch. Edward
| Stewart, Kent, ST. Johns, P. r.
Jacksonville, Dec. 3 Ar, brig Jennie Hull
bert, Philadelphia; .. sid, sch. Jose Olaverri,
Arey, Washington.
Daren, Ga, Dec 6, Sid, sch. Charlotte
+! 7. Sbley, Coombs, New York.
| Washington, d. c., Dec. .. AT, sch.
Young Brothers, Snow, Pittston, Me.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 5. Sid, schs Sarah
d. ]. Rawson, French, New York; Leander
V. Beebe, Daniels, do.
Key West Dec. o. AT, sch. Frank A.
| Palmer New York
Newport News, Dec. g. Ar. sch. Gov.
| Ames, Providence.
Norfolk, Dec. &. Ar sch. d. D. Haskell,
Haskell, New York.
New Haven, Ct., Dec. 6. Ar, sch. Carrie
A. Bucknam, Stubbs. Turks Island.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hong Kong, Nov. 90 Ar, bark Fred p.
Litchfield, Callao via Honolulu.
Cebu, Oct. TO- Sid, ship Edward o Brien
| Boston.
Barbados, Dec. g. Ar, bark Mamie
Swan, Higgins, from Pernambuco for Dem
erara and North of Hatteras.
St. Pierre, Mart, Dec. 4, Ar, SCH Georgia
Gilkey, New York.
Nassau, Dec. T. Ar, sch. Rebecca F.
a ny ~
Azores, about Nov. 19. Sid, Supposed
from St. Michaels), brig Harry Smith, Costa,
New Bedford.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard-Haven, Nov 5-Sch. Electa Bal
ley while leaving this harbor to-day broke
spanker boom and returned for repairs.
Spoken. Bark Willard Mudgett, Colcord,
from New York for Port Elizabeth, Nov. 26,
lat. 38 45 N. Ion. 65 20 W. Ship VIM. H.
Macy, Amsbury, New York for Yokohama,
Nov. 20, lat. 36 Al, Ion. 46 IL.
Work on the St. Johns, Florida, bar has
been completed by the contractor. 1t was
! begun in last March, and was executed un-
der contract of $20O,0O authorized by con-
gress, of which amount about $6OO0O has
been retained by the government for contin-
gencies. The depth of water at extreme high
tide is now 20 feet, where there was IS feet
| before.
Gloucester, Mass, Dec. g. The schooner
Norman Fisher arrived here late Sunday
afternoon from La Have banks with the
loss OF her young skipper, Hawley Ander-
son, who was swept into the sea while at
tempting to clear the main boom just as the
vessel was filling away for home. Captain
Anderson was 30 years old and was a native
of Deer Isle, Maine.
SHIPBUILD1NG. The Bath Iron works has
received the award of contract for building a
ship rugged training vessel for the Annapolis
Academy. The New England Ship Build
| ing company of Bath is to build steam
boat for Frank Jones of Portsmouth. The
dimensions are: Length over all, 93 9 feet
water line 85 feet; width, % IL feet The
craft will be a passenger steamer, to be used
| for conveying passengers to places of interest
in Portsmouth harbor. Arthur Sewall Il
Co. of Bath are to build a big iron ship SIM
liar in model to the Dirigo, the last vessel
built by this firm, and of the following di-
mensions: Length, 3S2 feet breadth, 45 12
feet; depth, 25 feet, 6 inches; gross tonnage,
1904 80; net, 1856 81. Work will be pushed
rapidly during the winter season.
CHARTERS. Sch A. l.. Butler, Philadel-
phia to Cardenas, coal 50, U. S. gold, and
back, sugar - cents. Sch. Henry Clausen,
Jr., Philadelphia to St. Pierre, Mart, Coal
$22O. Sch. Lizzie B. Wiley, New York to
Havana, Case Oil, at or about 10 cents.
Sch. Tofa, New York to Pointa Pitre, gener-
al cargo, p. t. Sch. Nm. H. Sumner, Bruns-
wick to New York, Ties, p. t. Sch. F. q.
Pendleton, same, Lumber, $4 So Sch. D. d.
Haskell, 474 tons, Norfolk to Providence,
Lumber, $3.50. Sch. Estelle, 3S9 tons. Char
lotte Harbor to Wilmington, Phosphate
Rock, 81 8O Sch. A. B. Sherman, Pasca-
goula to Philadelphia, Lumber, $5.37 IL and
free Wharfage. Sch. Emma S. Briggs, Rari-
Yale, Philadelphia to Portland, coal, 80
| cents Sch Harry r TiltOn Philadenhia