The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-03-21
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March T. Sid schs Mary
Ann Mccain, Philadelphia; Edw. Stewart,
Norfolk; Hattie IL. Barbour, Norfolk !;
Austin d. Knight, do. Edith G. Folwell,
Baltimore; Susie P. Oliver, Ponce ar. schs.
Anna Pendleton, Darien via Bermuda; An
ME Lord, Barrahona; Is, az. ship Erskine
NJ: Phelps, San Francisco; sch. Charlotte T.
Sibley, jacksonville; cid. schs. Methebesec,
Dry Tortugas; Olive 7. Whittier, Aguadilla
IA, cid: sch. Pen0bscot, Fernandina; 16, sid.
schs. Mary L Crosby, st. Thomas; Flor
ence Leland, Savannah; Susie +. Oliver,
Poncei II, sid. sch. Daylight, Virginia; ar.
do; Is, ar, sch. Lucy E. Friend, Norfolk !;
cid. sch. VIM. E. Downes, Havana 10, ar.
bark MatanZaS, Havana and Nassau SchS.
Ebenezer Hackett, Pascagoula; Andrew
Neblnger, Perth Amboy for Bangor.
Boston, March 10. Ar. sch. Hattie Dunn,
Thorndike, Brunswick for New York; sid.
sch. Susan n. Pickering, Brunswick IA, ar.
sch. John Paul. Dyer, Appain, W. c. A via
Barbados and Bermuda; Is, ar. bark Thomas
A. Goddard, Park, Rosario; Ii, ar, sch. Lii
liam, Grindle, Portland; H. sid. sch. July
Fourth, eastern port; is, ar bark Bark
schs. Alfred W. Fiske, Leadbetters Island
and New York; Annie L. Wilder, Islesboro
Philadelphia, March -. Al. sch. Lyman
N. Law, Blake, Boston; IS, ar. sch. r. W.
HOPKINS, Fort SPAN.
Baltimore, March Is. Sid. sch. Henry W.
Cramp, Boston; 49, az, bark Doris, Master
ton, Turks Island; sch. Edith G. Folwell,
Kelsey, New York.
Charleston, s. c., March 49, Ar, sch.
Flora Presley, Hatch, Baracoa.
Brunswick, March IA. Ar, sch. Wesley
NJ. Qler, New York Ito load ties for Phila-
phia; 10, cid, sch. Viola Reppard, Barter,
Boston; 49, ar, SCH Theoline, Boston.
Norfolk, Va, March IA. Ar, sch. Sarah
". Lawrence, Portsmouth, N. H.. sid, sch.
Geo. W. Wells, Boston; l6, ,ir, schs. Austin
ID. Knight, New York (and cleared for La
ar, sch. Hattie H. Barbour, Erskine, New
York.
Jacksonville, March 10. Cid. sch. Gen.
Adelbert Ames, Dodge, New York.
,Pascagoula, Miss, March 10. Cid, sch.
Flora Rogers, Williams, Boston.
Carrabelle, Fla, March 16 Cid, sch. Tofa,
Wilson, Noank.
Frankfort, Me-, March II. Ar. sch. Chas.
II. Trickey Ito load for New York;.
Carteret, n. j., March IA. Ar, bark Alice
Reed, Ford, New York sch. Henry X. Tilton,
Cobb, New York.
Pensacola, Fla, March1S. Schr. Helen G.
Moseley, Holt, Sabine Pass
Rockland, Me, March IS. Ar, schr. Robt.
Graham Dun, Kelley, Darien via Norfolk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, E., March 12 Ar, ship Roam
oke, Amsbury, San Francisco via Falmouth.
Turks Island, March 5. Sid, sch. Arthur
V. s. Woodruff, Bucksport.
Nassau, N. p, March 8. Sid, bark Ma
tanzas, Havana for New York
~ Macoris, March ,; In port, sch. Lizzie 3.
DenniSOn, to sail about March IT, for n. Y.
Barbados, March -. Ar, bark James H.
Hamlin, Port Elizabeth will load sugar at
MacOris for n. W.
Havana, March T. Ar, sch. Lucia Porter,
PaScagOula
Newcastle, Ms. W., March II. Ship Gov.
Robe, Nichols, Sydney, N. S. W. (will load
for Honolulu.)
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Atlantic City, n j., March 49, The five
masted schooner Nathaniel T. Palmer of
Bath, Me-, which went ashore, March IL, at
Beach Haven, n. j., was tloated this morn
ing. The schooner will be taken to New
York for repairs.
Schooner w. II Oler, which ran shore at
Bayside, Cape Cod, March 18th, while bound
from Sargentville for Baltimore with cargo
OF ice, was tloated Saturday morning by
wreckers from Provincetown after por-
ton OF her cargo had been jettiSOned. The
wreckers will receive 800 for their work
Notice has been issued to vessel owners
that vessels of fifty tons burden or over ar
irving at Turks Island from ports beyond
the sea, calling for orders or provisions, fuel
or water for consumption on board only, are
to report arrival and departure. Light dues
are not charged, pilOtage is not compulsory
and rate has been reduced.
Bermuda, March -. Sch. Break of Day,
Peterson, hence for New York March 4, re-
turned here 10th and reports experienced a
heavy gale 9th inst, about $50 miles W. of
Bermuda, in which maintopmast trestle
trees were damaged, and was compelled to
return to bermuda for repairs. The vessel
is from San Domingo for New York. Re-
pairs have been effected and the VOYAGE will
be resumed tomorrow.
Fall River, Mass, March 10. Schooner
Ralph NJ: Hayward, lifted anchor thism
ing to sail below to await the schooner Will
liam 2. Hood, expected about the same time
down Providence river. The rival three
masters will work out into the ocean to-
Va, in race Both sail light. They are
owned by the same men and there has been
a dispute about their capa bilities ever since
the Hayward beat out three rivals of her
class in the race to Philadelphia last fall
New York, March IS. The Atlantic Coast
Seamen'S Association announces that it has
adopted a new scale of wages in the coast
wise trade between the United States and
Canada, New Foundland, the West Indies
and Mexico. Notices have been sent to the
to do all in their power to main
tain the new scale and refuse to work for
lCSS tIldl Cue IleW uIllOu rates, WHICH are as
follows: In vessels under 80 tons, 1875 per
month over 500 tons and not exceeding loo
net tons, $50 per month; over 1900 net tons,
$35 per month.
Boston, March 10. Captain Park of bark
Thos. A. Goddard, from Rosario, last Mon
day entered Boston Bay and has since been
trying to make his way into port During
the gale Monday the vessels maintopsail
was blown away. When off Bermuda pass
ed lot of wreckage, including a broken
boat, vessels pilothouse, evidently from
some steamer, and broken timbers and other
fOtsam. From appearance of the wreck
age Captain Parks thought vessel founder
ed there. On the northern edge of the Gulf
Stream more wreckage was passed, includ-
ing a vessels boat with sides stove in, float
ing bottom up, side of a cabin, vessels doors
and pieces Of timber, evidently from some
large sailing vessel, recently wrecked. On
southern edge of the Gulf Stream great
quantities Of hard pine lumber were passed,
presumably from deckload of some vessel
One of the crew, Peter Olsen, was landed