Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-23
Other Domestic Ports.

NEW YORK-Dec 2, ar, stms Cutie,
Liverpool; Karamania, Mediterranean
ports: Adria, Antwerp.
Sid, sim Germanic Liverpool.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS-Dec
%, ar, sch Merl NJ Parks, Bridgewater.
N S, for New York
In port, barkentine Nellie NJ Slade.
Charlestown for Portland schs Ell;.
Francis. South Amboy for Old York,
Me; Cora May. Elizabethport for St
John; Menawa, Bangor for Cottage
City.
Returned, sch Abby Bowker, South
Gardiner for New York.
BOSTON-Dec %, ar. sims Michigan
lBr), Eynon. liverpool; Victorian (Br)
shepherd do; Manitoban CBr), buchanan
GLASGOW; strathtay (Brl. Mckenzie
RR olfdn 3r, Ha q Br) Ellis HalifaS
Nina, Decarteret. from repairing cable
off Cape Cod; blk II G Johnson (Br,,
Bergman, Buenos Ayres.
Cid, sim Ontario OBJ, Hull; schs Mo-
rales (Br), Lunenburg; Daylight, coal
port.
Sid, sim Lancastrian tBr). Liverpool;
tug Mars, for a Maine port, for two bgs.
Foreign Port.
MANCHESTER-De 81, ar, sim
Cynthian, Boston.
HAMBURG-Dec %, ar, sim Chris
tiana, Portland.
LIWERPOOL-Dec 81, sid, stm Bay
State, Boston.
GLASGOW-Dec 90, ar, srtm Corean,
Philadelphia via st Johns, N F.
BELF'AST-Dec %, ar, blk Ossuna,
Halifax.
HALIFAX, n S-Dec %, ar, sim Pro-
t,,;n NJ
Put back, sim Manchester Enterprise
hence for st John. owing to mshap
to one of her boilers.
Cid, schs Otrato, Watt, st Johns. N
f; Potanoc, Page. do.
Disasters.
London, Dec. 22.-Shp Berlin, Capt
Gaffry, which sailed from New York, July
"a, for Annoy, China, is reported to be
port, from which assistance has been
sent.
Sandy Hook, N. Y, Dec. 22.-7.15 P. M.
The Mantoloking life saving station
reports that "a ship is ashore near that
point. No particulars have been re-
ceiVed.
Atlantic City. N. j., Dec. 22.-Shie
Bottom life saving station reports an
unknown bark ashore IL miles from
the station. The crew went to her as
sistance and at IL O'clock had not re-
turned.
Cherryfield. Me-, Dec. 22-It is believed
that the schooner Ethel of Milbridge, was
lost with all hands in the November gale.
She sailed from Atlantic City for Nor
folk, Nov. 26, and nothing has since been
heard from her. The master was James
A. Leighton of Milbridge. His family
n n r,f1
The mate was unknown here. The crew
consisted of John Norton of Milbridge,
and Samuel Pickett of Harrington, both
unmarried. The Ethel was 141 tons regis
ter and was built here in 1890 and was
owned by the captain and others In this
town and Mibridge.
Marine Notes. e sos
Cherryheld. Me-, Dee. % Sawyer
Bros. of Milbridge, have contrac4d te.i
builda four nasted schooner, next seas
son, for Capt. George A. Tunnel oil
Philadelphia. She will be 225 feet, a1d
length. As feet beam and IL IL feet4
hol5, ard will measures 1900 tons With3
the exception of the ship Annie HI
Smith 4uiltsat Calais, in 1876, she will
be the largest vessel ever built in1
Washington county. The buildersl
have the frame how in their yard for
a three-masted schooner sof 600 tons
which they will build, nex season, for
Capt. Crabtree of Hancock Point.
The schooner City Of Augusta, Capt.
Chas. C. Adams, conceTning which
considerable anxiety has been felt by
owners in this city, has arrived safely
at Brunswick. Ca, and, reported from
there the Goth. She was bound for
Philadelphia. i'm tow. light, and en-
countered the gale of Nov. ~ off Della
ware Breakwater. When near the
brsAkwater the hawseE parted, and
when the schooner attempted to anchor
both chains parted. and she went to
sea. Since then nothing was heard of
her and 1t was feared she was lost, I'M
ill her safe arrival was announced.
THE only SAal2stained was that Of the
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