The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-10-21
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. October 2l 1897
Cobb, Bangor for New York; Nightingale,
Olsen, Bangor for Vineyard Haven.
Camden, Me-, Oct. Is, Ar, SCH Rabboni,
Lord, Philadelphia.

Cobb, Bangor for New York Nightingale
Olsen, Bangor for Vineyard Haven.
Camden, Me-, Oct. Is. Ar, sch. Rabboni,
Lord, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Janeiro, Oct. ,, Sid, bark Glad It'd
lngs, Baltimore; s. sid, bark Priscilla, Baltl-
more; Sept. Is, ar, ship Great Admiral, New
York; Oct. Is, ar, bark Josephine, Spring
steen, Baltimore via Bahia.
Barbados, Sept. 30. Sid bark EVE Reed,
New York.
Hong. Kong, Sept. 8. In port, for New
York, ships Abner Coburn and Gov. Robe
and bark Lucy A. Nichols.
ST. Lucia, Oct. 49, Ar, sch. R. ". Hopkins,
Philadelphia
Hiogo, Oct II. Sid, ship John Mcdonald,
Storer, New York.
Cebu, Aug. so. Ar, ship Edward O'Brien,
Oliver, Yokohama for Delaware Breakwater.
Port au Prince, Oct IA. Ar, Sch Thomas
w. Hyde, Rumrll, Philadelphia.
Barcelona, Oct. 5. Sid, sch. W. Wallace
Ward, Kelsey, from Trapani to load salt for
Gloucester.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Oct. IL, lat. "a 20, Ion. 60 &c. bq.
Rebecca Crowell (of Boston) from n. Y. for
Martinique.
Barque EVE Reed of Bath, Capt Whittier
at New York Oct. 18th from Cape Town, re-
ports, Sept. %. off Barbados. encountered a
severe storm from N. E. in which lost lower
malntopsail, foretopgalantsail, and split
malnetop staysail.
Washington, Oct. IA. Notice is given by
the Lighthouse Board that on or about Oct
y fog bell, struck by machinery, will be
substituted for the bell struck by hand in
answer to signals at Bass Harbor Head
Light station, on the eastery side of Mount
Desert Island, Maine. During thick or
foggy weather the bell will be struck single
blow every 10 seconds The fog bell house
a II rod br b11iI tI.a ODD
of the bank. 10 feet Sc 3-4 E from the light
tower.
Chatham, Mass, Oct, 16. The schooner
Mary E. Morse, from Bangor, Maine, bound
Tor New York with cargo of ice anchored
here at II o'clock last night and signalled
with torches. Soon after Capt. Doane, of
the life saving station, boarded the vessel,
and brought ashore sailor named Ulrich,
who was suffering from both arms being
broken, and other severe injuries. He fell
from aloft off Cape Cod early last evening,
Captain Doane sent Ulrich to the Chelsea
Marine hospital for treatment.
CHARTERS. Blk. Willard Mudgett, New
York to Port Elizabeth, general cargo, 2ls
and e10 gratuity Sch. Gertrude L. Trundy,
Kings Ferry to Surinam, Lumber Sc so,
river towage and port charges. Sch, Isaiah
*. Stetson, New York to Demerara. general
cargo, p. t. Sch. Jennie A. Stuhbs, Grand
Coneatable Island to Carteret, Phosphate
Rock, 1926. Sch. Abbie g. Stubbs Trinidad
to Tampico, Asphalt, 50 80, discharged and
Mexican port charges. Sch. Ed. Stewart,
Newport News to ST. Johns, P. R., Coal
81 81 -. Sch. Mary L. Crosby, 1853 tons,
Jacksonville to New London, Lumber, at or
about SIS %. Sch Lizzie B. Wiley, Bruns-
wick to New York, lumber 81 IS. Sch.
Hattie Fl. Barbour, Franklin to New York,
paving blocks SIS. Sch. Myronus, same.
Coal freights: Sch. Carrie E. Pickering,
Meehawken to Portland, so cents. Sch.
Henry Whitney, Edgewater to Standpoint,
60 cents. Sch. Mark Pendleton, Edgew alter
to Beverly, so cents. Sch. A. d. Knight
Perth Amboy to Bangor. so cents Sch
Webster Barnard, New burg to Bangor 30
cents and towage. Sch. H. G. Moseiey,
philadelphia, to Portsmouth, 10 cents. Sch
S. M. Bird, Philadelphia to Woolwch, rs
cents.