The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-19
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
July IA. Sch. A. Hayford, Ryan, Boston.
July Is. Schs. Lillian, ROckland; o. and
r. Tarbox, Stonington.
July IA. Sch. Theoline, Francis, new
Rockport Levi Hart, Pendleton, New York.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July TO- Ar, sch. Pendleton
Brothers, Bangor II, ar, sch. Grace Webster,
Bangor; sid. schs. Edward Stewart, Bangor
William Fl. Sumner, Brunsw lex Sadie Will
cult, Bangor; II, ar, schs. Brigadier, Bel
fast; Mary Farrow, Bangor ID, ar, ship St.
Paul, Hiogo; schs. Emma S. Briggs, Os-
borne, South Gardiner, Me A.; Maud Briggs,
ford; d. D. Haskell, Eaton, Swans Island
IA, az, ship Arthur Sewall, Murphy, Lon
don, sid, sch. Gladys, Perth AmbOy for
Brunswick
Boston, July II. Ar, sch. Sarah W. Law
renee, Carter, Baltimore; -, sid, SCH. Helen
G. Moseley, Brunswick, Ga. 10, sid, sch.
Sarah w. Lawrence, Carter, coal port II,
ar, sch. Josie Hook, Bangor.
Philadelphia, July A. Cid, sch. Henry r.
Iilton, Rockland; Is, ar, sch. Gov. Ames,
Hart, P0rtla md.
Baltimore, July IA. Sid, bark Good News,
Portland, July 13. Ar, sch. Frank A.
Palmer, Louisburg, c. B.; Is, ar, schs. r. F.
Pettigrew, Morse, Norfolk; Jennie A.
Stubs, Dorr, Ponce, P. r.
Bangor, July II. Ar, sch. Nightingale ;
Port Reading, sid, sch Annie r. Lewis,
l. l.; II, az, sch Norombega, Armstrong,
Boston; II. ar, schs. Flora Condor, Sellers,
Port johnson; Eagle, Jersey City; Hattie
II. Barbour, Bucksport; sid, sch. Kit Car
son, Kendall, New York; Is, ar, sch. Ed
ward Stewart, Lord, South Amboy; l6, sid,
sehs Hattie i. Barbour. Erskine, Philadel-
phia; Post Boy, Bullock, Rondout; Nat
Aver, Hodgkins, Vineyard Haven for or
ders: II, sid, sch. Isaac Orbetor. Trim, New
York
Mount Waldo, Me, July -. Sid, sch.
Annie Lord New York.
>, Perth Amboy, July II. Sid, sch. Allen
Greene, Castine; IL, sid, schs. Celia F., Cas-
tine; Gra ;e Webster, Bangor; II, sid, sch
Gladys, Brunswick; j. V. Wellington, Pat
tershall, Bucksport.
Providence, July II. Ar, sch. Carrie f.
Look, Brunswick; sid, sch. r. Bowers,
Brunswick.
Jacksonville, July II. Ar. sch. Anna
Pendleton, Patterson, New York.
Port Reading, July H. Ar, sch. David
S. Siner, New \ ork.
San Francisco, July =: Sid, ship f. b.
Sutton, Honolulu, -; sid, ship May Flint,
Honolulu.
Washington, d. c., July Is. Ar. sch.
Young Brothers, Snow, Bangor; ella, sch.
Georgia Gilkey, Norfolk and Boston.
Brunswick Ga, July II. Ar, sch Salle
ron, West Boston; Is, ar, sch. Laura NJ.
Lunt, Boston.
New London, July IA. Sid, sch. Wesley
NJ. Oler, Brunswick.
In Sl1 sab S,,,.,,,
Pickering, Marshall, New York 16, cid, sch
Austin D. Knight, New York.
Norfolk, July 16. Ar, sch. r. W. Hopkins,
Boston.
Apalachicola, Fla, July 16, Cid, sch Mary
A. Hall, Pickering, Providence.
more.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, July Il. Ar.
New York; Annie r. Lewis, Bangor for
Bridgeport; Florence Leland, Richmond,
Me-, for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hong Hong, July Is. AR, bark Sachem,
New York via St. Thomas.
Malta, Cuba, July s. In port, sch. Isaiah
h. Stetson, for New York.
ZaZa, July 9. Ar, brig Havilah, Barbados,
for New York
San Juan, ?. r., July u. Ar. steamer
Ponce, Dyer, New York.
Barbados, July4. Arrived, bark Auburn
dale, New York.
Honolulu June % Sid, bark Edward
Macy, San Francisco 90 sid, ship Bangalore,
kahului
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship Aryan, Whittier, New
York for San Francisco, June II, lat 20 S.
lon. 80 w: Bark Puritan (Br), Amsbury,
New York for Shanghai June Is, lat y S.
lon 80 W. July 10, 9 miles S + of Hole in
Wall lighthouse, sch Jose Olayerri from
New York for Havana.
June 18th there was completed on the
Crotch Island Ledge (awash at low water,
off the NY side of Thurlows or Crotch Island,
Sc side of Deer Island Thoroughfare, East
Penobscot Bay, a pyramidal granite struc-
ure, fifteen feet square at the base, 10 feet
square at top, and 20 feet high, surm0unted
by a black wooden spindle supporting 1
foot cubical black, openwork cage, % feet
above mean high water.
Rockland, Me-, July 12.-Revenue cutter
Woodbury., early this morning, picked up
schooner Benjamin 7. Biggs of Portsmouth,
abandoned and ON fire, miles southeast of
Matinicus rock. After extinguishing the
fire, the Woodbury. towed the schooner to
this port, arriving early this morning. The
vessel lay directly in the track of steamers
and was a serious menace to navigation.
The BiggS was lumber laden and a large
part of her deck load was burned, but the
cargo in her hold is in good condition. The
crew of the Biggs was taken off by another
vessel and landed at Vineyard Haven a few
days ago. This is supposed to be the SchOOn-
er that the British steamer Tynedale picked
up last Sunday and lowed as far as Matini-
Gus rock, where the tow lines parted and the
tow was abandoned.
CHARTERS. Blk. Thos. A. Goddard, Bos-
ton or Portland to Buenos Ayres or Rosario,
lumber, owners account Bark Willard
Mudgett, New York to Barbados, coal and
general cargo, p. t. Bark Olive Thurlow,
Newport News to Vera Cruz, coal, 1926.
Sch. Wellfieet, ROckland to Baltimore, ice,
thence to Galveston, coal, p. t. Sch. Mary
Farrow, Hoboken to Bristol, coal, 30 cents.
Sch. Carrie E. Pickering, Hoboken to
Duxbury, coal, so cents. Sch. Humarock,
Philadelphia to Savannah, coal, Is cents.
Sch. Henry R. Tilton, Philadelphia to Ban
gor, coal 95 cents.
FRE1GHTs. The Freight Circular of Brown
q Co., New York, reports for the week end
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