The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-10-25

Philadelphia, Oct. 49,. Ar, sch. F. G. Pen
dleton, Bangor; sid, sch. Tofa, Wilmington
Del. 81, ar, brig Jennie Hubert, Hurri-
cane Island; %, ar, sch. Lyman NJ. Law,
Brunswick.
Baltimore, Oct is. Cid, sch. John E.
Deyelin, Hichborn, Galveston; IS, sid, sch.
R. F. Pettigrew, Boston; 10, cid, bark White
Wings, Rio Janeiro.
Portland, Oct. q. Ar, SCH. Grace Davis,
Dodge, Philadelphia
Ban Bangor, Oct: is Is. Ar, !, schs: Telumah,
sid, A. McNichol, Boston; 90 ar, sch John
Kendall, Portsmouth; sid, sch. Izetta, New
York p, ar, sch. Maud Briggs, Elizabeth
port; %, ar, schs. VIM B. Palmer, Newport
News, E. L. Warren, Jersey City David
Faust, do. (; Delaware, Boston; Mary Wiley.
Portland; %, ar, schs. Levi Hart, Philadel-
drew Nebinger, New York Post Boy, do. ;
Nightingale, harrington, r. l. Josie Hook
and William Pickering, Boston
Pensacola, Oct. To- Cid, sch. Levi S. An
Newburyport, Mass, Oct. 16. Ar, sch.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. 49, Cid, sch. R.
Bowers, Boston; sid, sch. Theolne, do; 90,
cid, Sch Susan n Pickering, Providence.
Beaufort. n. c., Oct. IS. Ar, at Cape
Lookout Cove, sch. Puritan, Sargent, George
town.
L u, H.. VI.
Lunt, Boston.
San Francisco, Oct. 10. Ar, ship Aryan,
Whittier, New York; 20, sid, ship Dirigo,
Liverpool
Jacksonville, Oct. 49, Ar, sch. Jessie
Lena, Devereaux, New York; %, cid, sch.
Austin D. Knight, New London.
Vineyard Haven, Oct. %. Ar, schs Her.
bert f., Sargentville for New York; AL
media Wiley, Somes Sound for New York.
Bucksport, Me-, Oct. %. Ar, schs. NJ. 3.
Stetson, Gloucester; Ada S. Babson, Grand
Banks, with $500 quintal cod; A. V. S.
Woodruff, do, with $500 quintal cod.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Auckland, n. H., Oct. Is. Sid, bark Ed
ward L. Mayberry, Collins, for New York.
Manila, Oct: Is: Ar, ship Sea Witch,
Newcastle, n. S. W.
Buenos Ayres, Oct. is. Ar, bark Addie
Morrill,, Andrews, Bridgewater, n: S.
Demerara, Sept. 26. In port, SCH Henry
Crosby for Turks Island.
Honolulu, Oct. 10. Sid, ship F. B. Sutton,
New York.
Rosario, Aug. % In port, bark Mabel /.
Meyers, Meyers, for Para.
st. John, \. B., Oct. % Ar. schr. Manuel
r. CurZa, Belfast.
MARINE MISCELLANY
London, Oct. %. The ship Tam O. Shanter
of Portland, Me-, Captain Ballard, from
Hong Kong for Baltimore. has been wrecked
in Gaspar straits. Her crew were saved
and are at Batavia. The ship was built at
Freeport, Me-. in 1915 and was OF 1873 tons
She was owned in Portland.
Lewes, Del, Oct. II. Sch. Carrie f. Pick
ering (of Deer Isle, Me- in ballast, from
New York for Philadelphia, before report
has been abandoned by the wreckers who
attempted to float her On Saturday the
hull of the vessel and the material saved
were disposed OF at auction. The principal
owners of the vessel were j. ,. Ellicott II
Co. of Boston. There was very little in
Surance
Boothbay, Me-, Oct 49, The 16-ton schoon-
er Willie Florence of New Ilarbor, Bristol,
was wrecked on the island of Monhegan on
the night of the 10th. The news was
brought to the mainland by Captain Humph-
rey of the packet boat Effort. Captain
Gardiner W. Gross of the schooner was
drowned, but the crew were saved. The
craft was 2s years old.
London, Oct. TO- A dispatch to The
Daily Mail from Lourenco Marques, dated
yesterday, says that the American bark
Fred p. Litchtield went ashore there from
her moorings during Sunday nights gale
and was searched yesterday for gold, in
consequence of suspicion that She was
carrying Mr.. kruger's gold to the amount OF
f1,50O,O00.
Gloucester, October IS. The schooner
William C. Norcross of Rockport, Me-,
went ashore this morning at Rockport and
will be a total loss unless the wind and sea
subside, which is impossible as the gale is
still severe. The Norcross was first sighted
about O'Clock coming around Manont
Point under bare poles. Lighter William
II. Moody went to her assistance. and
after passing her a line attempted to tow
her into the harbor. When near there the tow
line parted and the schooner struck ON a
ledge. The high sea made a clean sweep
over the vessel and it was with great diff
ticulty that the crew Of three were saved
The schooner turned over shortly after she
struck. The Norcross was bound from
Portland to Boston with cargo OF cement;
She was built at Rockport, Me-, in 1886 and
hailed from that port. Her gross tonnage
was y.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct. II; The
northerly gale which came with such sud
denness last night caught many vessels in
bad positions on Nantucket shoals: This
morning three schooners were sighted flying
colors Union down for assistance, and
three others were ashore on Nantuck ae
Island. Tug Mercury went to their assist
ance and returned here tonight towing the