The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED,

NlhdlAaseH, MALTA WeoSteT, Turner, bar
July 5. Schs.. Lucia Porter, Farrow,
Hoboken; Mary Ann Mccain, Gates, South
Amboy.
July g. Sch. Volant, Pendleton, Rock
land; Mentora, Rich, Bangor.
SAILED.
! July 4 Sch. Brigadier, Maker, New York
Anna F. Kimball, Whitmore, North Haven
July 9. Schs. Mary Ann Mccain, Gates,
Maria Webster, Turner, Mt. Desert; Vo-
liant, PendletOn, ROckland
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, June 9. Ar, SCH, Nightingale,
Bangor; 3, ar, schs. Andrew Nebinger,
schs chs Eagle, Mark Pendleton, Lizzie Lane
and A. K: Woodward, Bangor; 5, ar, sch
Maggie Mulvey, Bangor; g. ar, schs. AL
media Wiley, Brunswick Carrie E. Picker
ing, stonington; Mary Farrow, Bangor;
! VIM Slater, Bucks Harbor; I, ar. bark
Island sch. Flora Condor, Sellers, New
| York for Bangor; $, ar, schs. Fannie 4
Edith, Hurricane Island; Paul Seavey, New
Bedford; 9, ar, schs. Maggie q. Hart, Fer
nandina; John c. Smith, Brunswick.
Boston, July 6. Ar, sch. Levi S. An
drews, Turks Island sid, sch. r. W. Hop
kins, Norfolk; I, ar, sch A. Hayford, Ryan,
Belfast cid, sch. Isaac Orbeton, coal port;
., III, sch. J. Manchester Haynes, Charles
ton; sid, sch. Annie p Chase, Ellis, Bath;
cid, schs. Hattie III. Barbour, Erskine, Bucks
port; Herbert E., Shute, Kennebec and
| Bridgeport.
Philadelphia, July .. Cid, schs. Eliza ].
Pendleton, Brunswick; Eagle, Wing, Nor
gan, New Bedford; 6, ar, sch. Henry R.
rock, Savannah.
Baltimore, July 4. Sid, sch. Sarah W.
Lawrence, Carter, Providence; 6, ar, sch.
John E. Develn, Hichborn, Punta Gorda ,
Z, sld sch. John |. Snow, Georgetown, S. G. !;
s, ar, sch. Katherine d. Perry, Bangor.
Portland, July 3. Cid, sch. Gov. Ames,
Hart, Philadelphia.
ers, Washington; 4, sid, schs. Pendleton
Brothers, Small, New York; Menawa,
feathers, do Josie Hook, Ulmer, Chelsea !;
SID, schs. Electa Bailey, New York; Wins
low Morse Boston: 8, ar, schs. Nat Aver,
Boston; Hattie MEG. Buck, Portsmouth
9, ar, sch. Estelle, Hutchinson, Turks Isl
: and; Isaac Orbeton, Trim, Boston.
New Bedford, July 8. Al, sch. Eagle
Wing, Philadelphia.
l Georgia Gilkey, Rockport, Me.
Perth Amboy, July . Sid, sch: Florence
Leland, Spofford, Bath; 5, sid, sch. Melissa
l Gladys, Butnam, st. Simons.
Batchelder, Rockland
Port Tampa, July 2. Sid, sch. Star of the
Sea, EliZabethport.
Fernandna, July D. SID sch Carrie f.
Look, Veazie, Providence; 6, ar, sch.
I Austin d. Knight, New York; I, ar, sch.
Susan n. Pickering, Marshall, Boston.
Port Reading, July B. Cid, sch. Hattie
S. Collins, Northwest Harbor.
Bath, July 5. Sid, sch. Emma S. Briggs,
Osborne, New York.
: Rockport, Me-, July 4. Sid, sch. Hattie
c. Luce, Heal, ST. Thomas
: Brunswick, July 4. Sid, schs. Almeda
Wiley, Dodge, New York, John c; Smith,
Ames, Dodge New York SID sch. S. NJ.
Bird, Neazie, Portland; 6, ar, sch. F. G.
S Pendleton, Burgess, New York; I, ar, sch
Mary l.. Crosby, Philadelphia.
San Francisco, June 2s. Az, ship May
t Darien, July q. Sid, brig Jennie HUI
bert, New York.
grew, Portland
: Rockland, July9. AT. sch. Welaeet, sgd
Jacksonville, July 9. Cid, sch Tofa. New
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
: Rio Janeiro, June 80. Az, bark Jose
!, phine, Baltimore.
Port Spain, June 10. Al, sch. Sarah d.
j. Rawson, jacksonville; Is, sid, bark John
S. Emery, Webster, New York; sch Ed
e ward III. Blake, French. Jamaica.
Honolulu, June Is. Sid, ship Luzon,
i, kahului.
! Demerara, June 30 In port sch Herald
1 Keyes, from New York.
/, Hong Kong, May -. In port, ship Abnel
Coburn for Puget Sound.
Baracoa. June IS. In pors, sch. Isaiah K.
A Stetson, Trask, loading for New York
9 Hong Kong, July9. Ar, ship Gov. Robe,
Nichols New York.
Sydney, y. S. W., June 6. In port, ship
Great Admiral, for Newcastle and Honolulu
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. June 20. lat. 10 \. Ion. 30 W, bqe.
, J. II. Bowers, from Portland to Rosario.
t The ships Challenger and Emily Reed
have been purchased by Hind, Rolph n Co.
i. of San Francisco. The Challenger is now
, on the way from New York to Honolulu.
The hull of Arthur Sewall u Co.'S ship
Josephus, which was damaged by fire about
a month ago, was sold June 20 to Michael
: ODonnell of Brooklyn for $500.
p After an uneventful voyage of two months
from Rosario the Boston bark Thomas A.
Goddard, Capt. Park, arrived at Boston
July with a cargo of 725 bales of cordova
wool and 1O,S95 OK and COW hides
q Capt. Heagan and six seamen of the
wrecked brig Telos of Bangor arrived in
in New York July Sd in the steamer Caracas,
l from Laguayra. The Telos, as before re-
I ported, was lost on the west end of Avis
island, while on the passage from Point-a-
Pitre, Quad, to Bonaire.
: Boston, July :. Sch. John B. Prescott,
which arrived July 9TH from Philadelphia,
grounded on the edge of the channel morn
ing of the 9th, while being towed to South
/ Boston She was tloated without injury
I and ON the afternoons tide was placed
alongside of her berth. She brought a
cargo of 1890 tons of coal and was drawing
) "a feet 10 inches.
t Bucksport, July I. Mckay & Dix have
100 men at work in their shipyard and still
are short of help The 400 ton four master
is nearly ceiled up and the deck timbers are
being put in place Work is being rushed
on the cryolite craft, which will not be bark
; rugged, as reported, but will be a four-mast-
ed schooner, although she will measure less
than 500 tons. She is nearly ceiled up and a
good start has been made on her planking,
which is of tive-inch hard pine. This, over
the u and 14-inch ceiling, will make the YES
sci of great strength. She will be launched
about Aug. 20. Work was begun this week
on framing out the second four master an
exact duplicate of the first, which for a
!, number of weeks has been represented only
by the stretched keel. 1t is understood that
all three vessels will be launched before the