The Republican journal., 1898-02-17
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF BELFAST.
Feb -. Sch. Carlton Bell, McClintock,
B Boothbay Harbor; sloop Passport Eaton'
Feb. 13 Sch. Maggie Hurley, Tarr, Rock
land.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Feb. Z. Ar, sch. Puritan, Sar-
gent, Newport; 10, ar, sch. Susie I. Ollver.
Wlnslow, San Domingo City; cid, SCH Gen
Adelbert Ames, Fernandina; IL, ar, sens. y.
Il. Rivers, Cocord, Ship Island, John =.
Smith, Brunswick. Ga. sid, sch. Mary =.
Corson, Elizabethport for Portland; cid, sch.
| GLADYS, Colson. Barbados; II, ar, brig
Ielos, Salt River, ia; 49, sid, sch. Sarah ID.
.. Rawson, Wilmington, n. O.
Philadelphia, Feb. 8. Cid sch. S, NJ Bird,
Merrill, Boston 8, ar, sch. VIM Il. fark'
8, cid. schs. Cora Dunn, Harrington, Carde-
mas; Olive T. Whittier, Whittier, Sagua; II,
ar, sch. Laura, Lamson, Demerara; Is, ar,
sch. Robert A. Snow. Pillsbury. Port de Paix.
Boston. Feb II. Cid sch. Yale, coal port,
y Baltimore, Feb 9. Ar, bark Frances Fl nc es
lace Ward, Kelsey. Tampico; II, sld sch.
Isaiah Hart, Williams, Key West.
Portland, Feb. II. Cid sch. Sarah E.
Palmer, Whittier, Louisburg, G. B.
Eizabethport, Feb. T. Ar, sch. VIM. ID.
Sumner. Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga
Brunswick, GA, Feb. s. Ar, sch. Penob-
scot. Dodge, New York; IL, ar. sch Melissa
A. Wiley, Bermuda; u, ar, schs. Anna Pen
dieton, Thomas, New York; Florence Lee
land, Spofford, do.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb, s. CID sch Jen-
ME ME F. Wiley, Buiger, Demerara ., cid sch
/ X TvaS Noe Nnr
Galveston, Feb, g. AT, sch. Helen G.
Moseley, Holt, Baltimore.
Darien, Feb. 8, Sid, sch Tofa, Carteret
II, ar, sch. Henry Clansen, Jr., Martinique
| II, sid, sch. Charlotte I. Sibley, Coombs,
New York.
Pensacola, Feb. D. Ar, sch Eliza J. Pen
dleton, Warren, New York.
Fernandina, Feb. Ar, sch. Susan n. Pick
ering, Haskell, Boston Il, sid, sch. Mary A.
Hall, New York.
New London, Feb IA. Sid, sch. Mary L.
Crosby, Brunswick, Ga. for Noank.
Apalachicola, Feb. 10 AT, sch. Flora
Rogers, Francis, Ponce, F. R.; II, ar. bark
| Herbert Black Buenos Ayres via Barbados
Key West, Feb. II Ar sch. Albert L.
Butler, Leland, Cienfuegos.
Charleston, s. c., Feb. II. Sid, sch. Hum
arock, NeaZie, New York.
Newport News, Feb. -. Sid, sch. VIM
E. Downes, New Haven; 10, ar, sch. Mary E
Palmer, Haskell, Portsmouth, N. II.
| FOREIGN PORTS.
Norton, New York.
Buenos Ayres, Jan Sld bark j. 81.
Bowers, Magune, Boston.
| Yokohama. Feb. TO- Ar, ship E. B. SUIT
ton, New York.
Bahia, Dec. 81. Sid, sch. Abbie NJ. Deer
ing, Teel. from Lynn via. Freeport for San
Francisco.
Port Elizabeth, CGH., Feb -. AT, bq.
Willard Mudgett Colcord, New York.
St. H elena Passed, prior to Jan. 81, bark
1oan i, Hong Kong for Baltimore.
Cartagena, Feb. 3. AT, previously, sch.
Frank I. Stinson, Hodgdon, Norfolk.
Zaza, Feb. II, AT, sch Hattie I'll. Bar
bour, Ersklne, New York Ito proceed to
Gulf port.)
MARINE MISCELLANY.
new company, known as the Atlantic
Transportation Co, will soon establish a
line of barges between Virginia ports and
Boston and Portland. The fleet includes
several large tags and barges.
Sch. VIM. H Sumner from Brunswick re-
ports Feb. 81, lat. 50 AZ, Ion. "A 10, fell in
with derelct sch. Jacob Reed OF Boston, be-
fore reported. She was waterogged and
down by the head and very dangerous to
navigation. All her spars We're standing.
Honolulu, Feb. 4. Ship Henry b. Hyde,
from San Francisco, made the passage to
take cargo Of sugar to New York. Ship
S. +. Hitchcock made the run from san
Francisco to this port in days, hours.
Liverpool, \. s., Feb. S. Bark Clara F.
McGilvery, III neh, for Port Span, which
dragged ashore i'll this harbor dtlrlug the re-
/ cent blizzard, was ttoated at an expense of
5000, She WAS not much damaged.
Key West, Feb IL. Sch Taiof9, Capt.
Fletcher FROM Punta Gor,la Jan. 49th, for
Wilmington. n: G, is lying at anchor off
Boea Grande. Her pumps are ont of order
She Will make repairs There aud then pro-
coed on her voyage.
| Provincetown, Mass, Feb. 9 Capt. John
Degen, of the Boston tug Herald reports
THAI while cruising 20 mites S f by E off
Highland Light yesterday he passed large
quantity OF wrerkage Among it was a part
OF d vessels stern with the words MARCEL
lus, Searsport" 1t is thought that the stern
vas that of the Bucllsport sch. Ma"celus,
which was wrecked on Delivers Neck dur
ing the storm of last week. All of her crew
We're lost.
NOTICE TO MARINERS Notice is given of
the following changes i'll aids to navigation
IN the First Lighthouse District:
lCarver's Harbor, from the Eastward
Colts Ledge buoy, spar, red, No 2, which
went adrift Jan Is, was replaced Feb. I.
West Penobscot Bay, from the Southwark |
Matinicus South Breaker, buoy, spar, red
and black horizontal stripes, which was re-
ported adrIft Jan. i, was replaced Feb I.
Fox Island Thoroughfare.
The thoroughfare being now clear of ice,
Browns Head Light, which was reported
discontinued on Feb. 3. was relighted Feb s.
Nash Island 1t, Hse. to Frenchman Bay |
Simns Rock buoy, % class nun, red and
black horizontal stripes reported adrift Feb
9th, was replaced Feb s.
Deer Island Thoroughfare, Maine
Layout Ledge buoy, spar, red No. 4, is
reported adrlft. 1t will be replaced as soon
as practicable.