The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-01-25
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PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Jan %, Sch II S Boynton, Cooper, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Jan %, Sch II Boynton, Cooper, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Jan Is. Cid, sch Arthur V S
Woodruff, Arroyo, P r. II, ar, schs Flor
ence Leland, Brunswick for New London :;
James A Garfield, Virginia; Isaac Orbeton,
Port Reading for Providence; S NJ Bird,
Fernandina; A w Ellis, Port Reading for
Rockland sid, sch Nimbus, st Simons; 49,,
cid, sch A D Knight, French Fernandina !;
10, cid, sch -Etna, Chapman, Tampa via Key
West 20. ar, bark Kalulani (new) Bath !;
ar, schs Gladys, Brunswick; Almeda Wiley,
Dodge. do; sid, Wesley NJ Oler, Darien !;
Puritan, Norfolk passed City Island, schs.
Odell, South Amboy for Providence; Della
ware; do for do; Isaac Orbeton, Port Read
ing for Providence; %, ar, ship Gov Robe,
Hong Kong schs Charlotte Sibley, Satilla !;
Humarock, Savannah cid, Herbert Full
Ter, Fernandina.
Boston, Jan 16 AT, sch Young Brothers,
Philadelphia; II, sid, bark Addie Morrill,,
Smith, Buenos Ayres Is, sid, sch Susan N
Pickering, Haskell, Jacksonville; 10, ar, sch
S 6 Haskell, Richardson, Brunswick 20,
cid, sch Young Brothers. Baltimore; q, sid.
bark Willard Mudgett, Ratique, Africa.
Philadelphia, Jan q. AT, sch Olive 7
Whittier, Whittier, Jacksonville.
Baltimore Jan 16. Ar, bark White Wings,
Rio Janeiro; II, ar, bark Auburndale, Dow.
Fernandna cid, ship Edward Sewall, San
Francisco; 90 ar, sch Daylight, Boston
Cape Henry, Jan 10 Passed in, ship Roam
oke, Ans bury, Liverpool for Baltimore.
New Haven, Jan 10. Ar, Qn tow sch
VIM Downes. Bermuda.
New London, Jan 10 Ar, sch r Bowers,
Brunswick.
Mobile, Jan Is Cid, schs Abbie C Stubbs
Cardenas; II, ar, sch Scotia, Davis, New
York.
Bath, Jan H. Sid, bark Kalulan (new)
in tow, New York. II, sid, sch Flora Rogers,
Brunswick Ga.
Brunswick, Jan IS. Ar, sch John c
Smith, Kneeland, New York.
Fernandina, Jan Is Sid, sch Tofa, Will
son. New York; 20, sid, sch Gen Adelbert
Ames, Boston.
Wilmington. N G, Jan IS. Ar brig TeIos
Heagan, Ponce, PR.
Norfolk, Jan Is. AT. sch Mary Il Palmer,
HASKELL Newport News.
Sabine Pass, Jan H. ST sch ID III Rivers,
Orland, Philadelphia.
Darien, Jan 20 Sid, sch j W Baiano,
Wilson.
Galveston, Jan 20. Ar sch Maggie E
Hart, Farrow, Mobile.
Newport News, Jan 80. Ar, sch Frank A
Palmer Portland
Savannah, Jan 20, CID, Sch Viola Rep
pard, Dunton, Amboy and New York; %.
ar, sch Henry h. Tilton, Providence
Satlila River Ga, Jan. 20 Sailed sch Anna
Pendleton, Patterson, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Janeiro, Jan /. Sid, bark Good News,
Baltimore, 10, ar, bark Frances, Baltimore.
Demerara, Jan 10. Ar, sch Levi 5 An
diews, Wiscaseeti and Portland.
AMER, Dec 10. Passed bark st James,
Tapl+y, Hong Kong for New York
Barbados, Jan II. Ar, bark john S E n
cry, V, ooster, Sierra Leone
Runcorn, Jan IS In port bark Puritan,
Amsbury, for New York.
Buenos Ayres, Jan II. AR, previously
bark Annie Lewis. Park, Boston
Yokohama, Jan 20. Ar, previously, ship
r ID Rice, New York.
Honolulu, Jan 7. Ar, ship St Nicholas,
Departure Bay.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship S d Carleton, Amsbury,
New York for Honolulu Dec. 10, lat 3 % n,
lon % 10 W, all well (by sch Mabel Jordan,
at tlo Janeiro)
The new three-masted schooner Henry
W. Ter was launched at Phippsburg, at noon
January 18th. The vessel registers 400 tons
and was built by Frank S. Bowker. She
will be commanded b Captain Trainor, and
will go to Jacksonville, to load lumber for
Portland.
st John, r, Jan Is. Sch Hazel Dell,
owned at Eds worth and Bluehlll, Maine,
which went ashore here few weeks ago,
has been condemned and sold The HI d
registered 1872 tons and was built at East
Bluehill in 1891.
Bath, Me, Jan Is There is a scheme on
foot in which several Bath men are interest
ed for the forming of corporation for the
purpose of buying, building and managing a
fleet of schooners. Whether the idea will
year fruit remains to be seen, for the plan as
yet has not been fully formulated.
Waldoboro. Jan 20 Geo l. Welt has closed
contract for the construction of a five
masted schooner for VIM W Palmer of Bos-
ton, and others, to be commanded by Capt
George Williams of Welltleet. The length
of keel will be 240 feet, breadth 45 feet, depth
Of hold 25 feet. The five masts will be
brought from Oregon.
News was received here Monday that the
four masted schooner Geo. NJ Grant, Of this
port, had gone on reef off Tampa Bay. The
condition of the Grant is not stated. The
Grant was built in 1890 and cost $4,000.
She has earned $66,0OO in dividends. The
Grant belongs to the Sutton fleet of New
Haven schooners, to which fleet the big
four-master, W. Wallace Ward, which was
abandoned off Cape Lookout Jan.2, also be-
longed, This fleet had not lost ship in
years, while the Weaver fleet, another big
fleet of this city, was practically wiped out
in the big gales. American Shipbuilder,
New York.