The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-03-14
SAILED.
March 9. Sch. Sarah L. Davis, Patter-
shall, Bucksport.

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shall, Bucksport.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March 5. Cid, bark Herbert
Fuller, Wellington and Auckland; sid, sch.
Lucy -. Friend, Norfolk ; 6, ar, schs. Ed
ward H; Blake. Fernandina; Jennie A.
Stubs, Guayamilla; Thelma, Fernandina {;
!, ar, sch. T6allium, Port Spain; Nimbus,
New Orleans for lrvington; brig Havilah,
Pernambuco: 8, ar, sch. Etna, Aqua; 9, ar,
schs. Willie L. Newton, Charleston; Laura,
brunswick; 10, ar, schs. Carrie E. Look,
Veazie, J jacksonville; Almeda Wiley, Bruns-
wick; TO- ar, sch. Robert Graham, Dunn,
Darien for R0ckland.
Boston, March,. Al, SCH John B. Prescott,
Harding, Norfolk 8, sid, sch. Geo. W. Wells,
coal port; ar, sch. Laura M. Lunt, Cum
mings, Satilla, Ga. !; 10, ar, bark Addie Nor
rill, Andrews, Buenos Ayres.
Baltimore, March 3. Ar, sch. Clarence II.
venner, Sargentville, Me. cid, bark jose
Henry W. Cramp, Boston.
Portland, March &. Ar, sch. Annie R.
Lewis, New York.
Brunswick, Ca, March g. Ar, sch. Viola
Reppard, Barter. Boston.
Jacksonville, March 5. Ar, sch. f. C.
Pendleton, Ferguson, Perth Amboy; II, ar,
sch. Eta A. Simpson, Havana.
Darien, March +. Cid, sch Celia F., Nor
witch.
Fernandina, March 6. Ar, sch. Levi S.
Andrews, Boston.
Norfolk, March 6. Ar, schs. Maggie S.
Hart Boston sos Lucy =. Friend, Gloucester;
cid, sch. Maggie s. Hart, Curacao. "
Savannah, March g. Ar, sch. VIM. II.
Sumner, New York
Washington, d. c., March 5. Ar, sch.
Katherine d. Perry, Garfield, Rock port, Me.
r, Rockland, Me-, March 10. Sid, schs. W.
u. Oler, Sargentville for Baltimore; Day
light, Rockport for Portsmouth, Va.
Cape Charles City, March 8. Ar, sch.
Charles II. WOlston, Penobscot River.
Pascagoula, March g. Ar, sch. d. H.
Rivers, Colcord, Matanzas
FOREIGN PORTS.
Las Palmas, Feb. Is. Ar, bark G. P
Dixon, New York.
Montevideo, Feb. /. Sid, bark John S.
Emery, Wooster, New York.
r, Turks Island, Feb 25. In port, sch. Henry
Crosby, from Martinique for Providence,
ready to sail.
Port Spain, March 6. Ar, sch Hattie c.
Luce, Carrabelle, Fla. in port Feb. 10, schs.
R. W. Hopkins, Hichborn, for North of
Hatteras; Pendleton Brothers, Davis, for do
Rio Janeiro, March 5. Ar, bark Frances,
Baltimore.
Lizard, March 7. Passed, ship Roanoke.
Amsbury, San Francisco.
BuenoS AyreS, Feb. l. Ar. previously,
bark j. II. Bowers, Boston.
Turks Island, March 8. Sid, bark Doris,
Masterton, Baltimore.
Nassau, n. p, March 5. In port, bark
Matanzas, Havana for New York, getting
water and provisions (cld. 81.
.Kalului, Feb. 20. In port, bark Edward
May, for San Francisco.
Reyes, New York.
Barbados, Feb. &c. Ar, sch. Edith L.
Allen, Gilkey, Grand Conetable Island for
Sandy Hook, and sailed.
Bermuda, March g. Sid, bark Annie Lew
is, Park, Rosario for Boston, IL, sid, bark
Mabel !. Meyers, Turks Island for Boston
returned, sch. Break of Day, San Domingo
for New York.
Kobe, Feb. %. Ar, ship Title E. Star
buck, Curtis, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship Dirigo, Goodwin, San Fran
cisco for Liverpool, Dec. 81, lat 30 S., lon.
68 W.
The New England company has contract
ed to build a five-masted schooner for VIM
f. Palmer OF Boston of the following di-
mansions: Length, 265 feet; breadth. &c
feet; depth, ~ feet. She will have a carry
ing capacity of 4,5CO tons. The vessel will
be ready for commission next August
Ihe schooner Henry ". Cramp, Capt
IL =
rived at Norfolk, Va, Friday The Cramp
met the recent gales and had a very rough,
experience on the outside She was blown
many miles out Of her course. The sehoon-
er, which is light, proceeded in tow to Balti-
more
Boston, March IL. The big sfx-master
Eleanor \. Percy arrived up yesterday, after
arriving below Saturday. The vessel made
a fast run from Newport News, being but
tour and half days coming up with her
5000 tons OF coal This vessel, and the
other six-master, George W. Wells, have
proved themselves to be fast sailors
Rockland, Me-, March T. Charles E. Bick-
nell received cablegram yesterday, stating
that his schooner, Break of Day, Capt. f.
A: Peterson, had put back to Bermuda,
with loss of mainmast and other damages
MI. Blcknell has just settled damages to the
amount of about $1,000 on this vessel as the
result of storm encountered on the same
trip.
Boston, March 10. Bark Thomas A. God
dard, which sailed from Rosario Nov. 2, for
Boston. is one of the vessels now overdue
at this port, Her owners believe she has
been bl"wn off her course by northwest
gales ami they have no special fears for her
land for New York, with cargo of lime,
While working out of the harbor early this
morning, grounded on the east side but
1oated without damage on the rising tide
and proceeded. Sci. Nathaniel T. Palmer
before reported as anchored under Nobska,
procured jibs at this port to replace those
lost, and proceeded to Philadelphia
LAUNCHED AT ROCKLAND. The five-maSt-
ed schooner Rebecca Palmer was launched
from Cobb, Butler & Cos. shipyard, Rock
land, March 9Th. She cost about 100000
Her five masts are 116 feet in length, with
topmasts 20 feet long. Her dimensions are
Length of keel, 251 feet; length over all, 285
feet; beam, 46.1 feet; depth of hold, %. /
feet; gross tonnage, 1856; net tonnage,
ZOO. The managing owner is VIM. F.
Palmer of Boston and Capt. David H.
Sumner of Boston will command the new
craft She will carry 8 men before the mast,
and in summer. She has passenger ac-
commodatiOns for five. The Rockland Star
says OF the master builder, John J. Ward
well: "He is a man of wonderful mechani-
cal ability, and when only 20 years of age
had charge Of the construction of the
schooner Walter E. Palmer of 100 tons at
stockton in 1873, and in 1874 he built bark
OF QUO tons at the same place. For ID years
ne Wa.s master builder at the yard of H. NJ
Bean, Camden, and since last April has
acted in the same capacity for Cobb, Butler
q 20. OF this city. His son David is a
young man Ut only 25 years of age and has
had full charge as foreman of the building
OF the Palmer, which duty he has perform
ed with great credit to himself, the owners
and builders" F. E. Cottrell of Belfast did
the fastening on the Palmer
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