The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
SHIP N K, VS..
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
March 80. Sch M Bonney, Burgess,
April 1. schs Harriet Rogers, Lyman,
Mt. Desert, Volant. Pendleton, Rockland.
April 2. Sch Maria Webster, Turner,
Swans Island.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March o. Sid, sch Wesley M
Oler, Hartman, Savannah; ar, schs VIM
Slater, Providence; Eagle. do; Helen,
Rockland; Odell, Newport; 28, ar, schs
Isaiah X Stetson, Jacksonville; Lizzie
Lane. Fall River; Annie Chase, Maggie
Mulvey and Helen, Providence; sid, sch
George b Ferguson, Norfolk; 90. cid, sch
Mary Ann Mccain, Jacksonville; 81, ar,
schs Fannie & Edith, Rockland; Paul Seavey
and Sarah Davis. New Bedford; Webster
Barnard, Fall River; Flora Condor, Provi-
dence; Telumah, Waterford, Ct; sid, sch
VIM II Sumner, Brunswick; April /, ar,
brig Caroline Gray, Rum Key, via Nassau
schs Hume, Batchelder, Port Reading for
Sound port; Eagle, South Amboy for Nara
gansett Pier; 2, ar. sch Emma S Briggs,
Norfolk; ship Puritan, Runcorn.
Boston, March %. Sid, from Nantasket
Roads bark Penobscot, Buenos Ayres 80,
ar, sch Winslow Morse, Winterport; 81, ar,
sch Hayford, Ryan, Belfast; April 1, sid,
sch Henry K Tllton, eastern port
Philadelphia, March q. Ar, sch Young
Brothers, Portsmouth IS, sid, sch Char
lotte 7 Sibley, Coombs, Brunswick %, ar,
sch John E Devlin, Hicbborn. Thomaston
April g ar, sch Carrie Pickering, Haskell,
New London.
Baltimore, March %. Sid, sch Lyman NJ
Law, Boston; 30, ar, sch Star of the Sea, Port
Royal.
san Francisco, March IS Sid, ship A G
Ropes, Honolulu.
Savannah, March 81. Ar, sch Henry
Crosby, stubbs, Port Royal, in tow.
Mobile, March 26. Ar, sch Edward Stew
art, Kent, Havana
Brunswick, March %, Sid, sch Gen Abel
bert Ames, New York; 26, ar, sch Nmhus,
New York 2S, sid, schs Gladys. New York ;
Pe ndleton Brothers, Philadelphia 3d. ar,
schs Penobscot, New York d III Rivers,
Philadelphia; bark Herbert Fuller, Nash,
New York 3d. ar, sch Levi Hart, Pendleton,
New York.
ternandina, March rs Ar, sch Susan n
Pickering. Haskell, Boston.
Charleston, S e, March rs Ar, sch Maud
Snare, Lowell, New York.
Port Reading, N J, March IS. CID schs
J B Vandusen, Sabeap, Rockla land; j M
Mora les, Gott Bangor; April l, ar, schs VIM
der, DO
Rockland, March % Ar, sch W Ellis,
New York.
Savannah. March 2s Sid, sch Metheb esec.
Snow, New York; april l, ar, sch Wesley
NJ Oer, New York.
Darien March %. Ar, sch MaggieG Hart,
New York 81, ar, sch Mary L Crosby, New
port sid sch w Baano, Rockland.
Norfolk, March %. Ar, schs Daylight,
Rockport; Annie r Lewis, New York April
l, sid, sch Andrew Nebinger, Robinson, New
York.
Pascagoula, Miss, March 90. Ar, sch
Helen G Moseley, Havana
South Amboy, n j. March 20. Ar, schs
Lizzie Lane, George Nebinger, Odell, and
Eagle, New York
Perth Amboy, April 2. Sid, sch Post Boy,
Bullock, Bangor
FOREIGN PORTS.
Demerara, March 26 Ar, bark Auburn
dale, Dow, St Pierre
Acapulco, March %. Sid, steamer City of
Sydney, Pills bury (rom Panama), San Fran
cisco.
Puerto Rico, March 80. Sid, sch Arthur V
Woodruff, New York.
Turks Island, March "a. In port, bark
Alice Reed, for New York, to sail the same
day
Isle of Wight, March 81 Passed, ship
Arthur Sewall, Murphy, San Francisco for
London.
Havana. March 81 Ar, schs Hattie Fl
Barbour, Pensacola Estele, Mobile; %, ar,
bark Matanzas, New York 26, sid, sch M
Bird, Veazie, Mobile.
Trapani, March 81 Ar, bark Rebecca
Macoris, March % Sid, sch Carrie A
Bucknam, Bennett, New York.
Honolulu, March II. Ar, ship r d Rice,
okahama bark Iolani, Kaunakakai: 90,
ship St Francis, San Francisco.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Highland Light, Mass, March 81. Sch
Henry Whitney, WEIGH, with lumber from
Bangor, Me, for New York, in attempting to
1,o jnhf 1lT
the bar off Truro. A slight change in the
wind at high tide helped to float her and she
pulled out into deep water, where she re-
mains uninj ured
Boston, March 81. Steamer Californian
(Br), before reported ashore on Ram Island
Ledge, Portland harbor, has been tioated off
the rocks and towed up the harbor. The
vessel was beached on fiat ground between
Spring Point Ledge light and Bug light
Hold No. had been patched with timber
and cement Half of the II pumps on her
deck were sufficient to keep her free from
water. AT half-past ten the steamer began
to rise and in few minutes she was pulled
off the ledge by tugs Underwater and Storm
King. About Is minutes after the steamer
fioated she had been beached. Temporary
repairs will be made, after which the steamer
will be lowed to Boston and placed in dry
dock.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, April l. The
schooner Abraham Richardson of Bangor,
Capt Pomeroy, from South Amboy for Rock
land, Me-, was sunk by collision with
barge Alaska off East Chop, Vineyard
Sound, at 9 O'Clock this morning. All hands
were saved but the schooner is a total loss.
The crew lost all their personal effects and
consider themselves fortunate to have es-
capped with their lives. The Richardson
was owned by F. W. Aver & Company of
Bangor and was uninsured She had cargo
of 218 tons Of coal consigned to the Rock
land & Rockport Lime Company, which was
insured. The schooner lies in mid channel,
directly in the track of vessels in about nine
fathoms of water with the upper portion of
her lower masts projecting above water, and
is very dangerous to navigation.
CHARTERS. Br bark Ethel, Portland to
Buenos Ayres, lumber, $40, or Rosario Sill.
Sch Laura. New York to Havana, coal oil,
10 IL cents. Sch 8 M Bird. Ship Island to
Havana, lumber, 81 IS. Sch r Pettigrew,
Turks Island to Baltimore, salt, p t. Out
in ballast. Bark Auburndale, Arroyo to
North Of Hatteras, sugar, pit. Brig Jennie