The Republican journal., 1901-01-24


Jan: II. Sch. Maria Webster, Turner, Mt.
Desert.
Jan. 20. Sch Sarah L. Davis, Ryder,
Elijah Import.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Jan. IT, Ar, ship Manual
savao Hng koag M a. sShs Ha
New Orleans for Boston; Carrie F. Look,
Veazie, jacksonville; VIM. E. Downes,
Charleston; IS, ar sch: Almeda Wiley,
Brunswick; sid, schs. Pendleton Sisters,
Port of Spain; Gen. Adelbert Ames, May
Pickering, Brunswick Edward Smith, Nor
folk; Melissa A. Wiley, Satilla; John G.
Smith, Brunswick; q, ar, sch Henry
Clauson, Jr., Jacksonville; Charlotte T.
Sibley, Darien.
Boston, Jan. II. Ar, sch. Sarah W. Law
renee, Carter, Baltimore; Is, ar, sch. Day
light, Stonington for New York, and sid. :;
10, sid, sch. Sarah W. Lawrence, Carter,
Philadelphia; 81, ar, schs. Thelma and
Laura NJ. Lunt, Brunswick, Ga; Wellfeet,
Apalachicola; Maggie S. Hart, New Orleans
via New York; Gen. S. E. Merwin, Charles
ton; Helen II. Benedict, Newport News
Lyman M. Law, Baltimore.
| Philadelphia, Jan. 16. Cid, sch. j. Man
chester Haynes, C0ombs, Charleston.
Baltimore, Jan. Is. Cid, sch. Gov. Ames,
Hart, Salem; 10, sid, bark Frances, Rio
! Janeiro.
| Bucksport, Jan. 10. Sid, sch George
C. Thomas (new) Kent, Palermo.
| Vineyard Haven, Mass, Jan. 81. Ar,
schs. Ernest T. Lee, New York for Bucks
! port Levi S. Andrews, Carrabelle, Fla, for
| Boston, will be towed to her destination by
A barges bound east and west. harbored
here tonight detained by the S. W. gale.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. Is. Sld schs, Laura,
| Larrabee, New York; F. G. Pendleton,
| Ferguson, do. II, ar, sch. Viola Reppard,
Boston; 10, ar, sch. Mary A. Hall, Savannah
sid, sch. Annie l.. Henderson, Barter, Cam
/ den, Me.
Darien, Ga, JAN 10. Sid, sch Charlotte
7. Sibley, Coombs, New York.
! Providence, r. l., Jan. 16. Sld sch. r.
Bowers, Brunswick, Ga.
Galveston, Jan. 16 Ar, sch. Ebenezer
Satilla River, Ga, Jan. 10. Ar, sch. Olive
T. Whittier, Whittier, Brunswick.
Fernandina, Jan. IS. Sid, sch. Edward H.
Blake, Smith, New York; p, ar, sch. Pen
dleton Brothers, New York.
Jacksonville, Jan. 49, Ar, sch. S. NJ. Bird,
Patterson, New York; q, sid, SCH Grace
Davis, Dodge, New York.
Gloucester, Jan. 81. Ar, Sch. Lucy E.
Friend, Philadelphia.
Wilmington, n. c., Jan. q. Arrived,
sch. Isaiah K. Stetson, Trask, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Grand Lahon, Africa, to Jan. 10. Ar, brig
Harry Smith, Costa, Boston.
San Juan, P. R., Jan. 10. Ar, sch. Herbert
E., Shute, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boothbay, Jan. 10. Irving Adams of this
i place has crew at work in his yard getting
out the frames for two large fishing vessels
for S. NickersOn & Son of BoOthbay Har-
Dor. Hodgdon Brothers have contracted to
IN fyUn col fnv p-ti
chusettS.
= Boothbay Harbor, Jan. q. The schooner
Morris and Cliff of Rockland, bound from
Boston for Rockland, light, ran ashore on
Thimble Island while entering the harbor
last night. She was pulled off by tugs this
part of her keel and sustained other dam
ages of minor nature.
Nantucket, Jan. 20. The two-masted
schooner George Nebinger, Bucksport for
New York, with lumber, while anchored
five miles west of Handkerchief shoals
, last night, losing mainsail and jib. The
colors were set for assistance and the Co.'S
kata station crew boarded her at p. M. and
ascertained that she wanted tug The gale
tonight is from the southwest; clear.
New York, January 49, Arthur W. Black
burn & Co., ship brokers of this city. say
that contract has been made with Kelley
& Spear of Bath, Me-, to build four mast
ed schooner of 165 feet keel, Sc feet beam
and Is feet hold and to cost about $4,000, to
be ready June next. The owners of the
schooner will be Capt. Frank Dram of Brs-
tol, Me-, who will command her, F. J. Hink-
ley of Bath, Me-, and Arthur w. Black burn
& Co.
Deer Isle, Jan. 49, Messrs. A. O. and F.
A. Gross have bought the schooner Thelma
Of Boston, which will be commanded by
Capt. Geo. H. Spofford, formerly of the
schooner Florence Leland. The Thelma is
three-master of about 500 tons net. She
was built at Rockland, Me-, in 1885, by Geo
A. Gilchrest, and is one of the finest vessels
of her class on the coast-a very desirable
addition to Deer Isles fleet. The purchase
price was $4,000. She will be continued, for
the present, in the hard pine trade. The
vessel sailed from Brunswick, Ga, Satur-
day, Jan. u, for Boston, where Capt. Spot
ford will join her upon arrival. Capt. Eben
/ W. Eaton will take the Florence Leland, and
Capt. W. S. Pickering has gone to New York
to take the d. D. Haskell, formerly COM
manded by Capt. Eaton.