The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-07-18
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SHIP NEWS.
H.. / OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
July II. Sch. J. V. Wellington, Patter-
shall, Boston.
July 10. Sch. Ellen NJ. Mitchell, Bryant,
Hoboken.
July IA. Sch. Thomas Hix, in tow, Port
Clyde.
July IS. Sch Vandalia, johnson, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July 8. Ar, sch. Flora Con-
don, Sellers, Bangor; 10, ar, sch. Grace
Davis, Bucks Harbor; II, ar, schs. Hattie
II. Barbour, Perth Amboy for Bangor; Web
Ster Barnard, Elzabethport for Bangor; Is,
ar, sch. Carrie A. Buckna Sullivan IA,
ar, schs. Kit Carson and Victory, Bangor ;
Frances R. Baird, Sargentville; Abbie c.
doah, Liverpool; sch. Theoline, Brunswick.
Boston, July 10. Ar, sch. Mary Wiley,
Williams, Bangor: cid, sch Susan n Pick
erlng, Brunswick; Is, al, bark J. II. Bow
ers, Rosario.
, Baltimore, July 10. Sid, schs. Maud Snare,
cid, sch John l. Snow, Saco.
Portsmouth, N. H., July 9. Ar, sch.
Helen G. Moseley, Brunswick.
Brunswick, Ga. July 10. Sid, schs. PEN
dleton Brothers, Small, New York ar, sch.
Melissa a. Wiley, Hart, New York -,
ron, Philadelphia; Ebenezer Hackett, Key
West; 10, sid. sch. F. &. Pendleton, Fergu-
son, Norwich; az, schs. Willie L. Newton,
New York ID. d. Haskell, Boston.
:. Boothbay, July. 10. Sid, sch. j. V. Wei
lington, Sullivan.
Newport News, July 10. Sid, sch. Gov
Ames, Boston.
Perth Amboy, July H.. Sid, sch. Telu-
nah, Bangor; y, sid, sch. John T. Williams,
Bangor; 13, sid, sch. Levi Hart, Pendleton
Belfast; 10, sid, sch. Grace Webster, Bangor
Norfolk, July H.. Ar. sch Florence Lee
land, New York sid, schs. VIM. c. Carne-
gle, Portland; Fannie Palmer, East Provi-
dence
Fernandina, July II. Ar, sch. Pendleton
Sisters, Davies, Baltimore.
Savannah, Ga, July II. Ar, sch. Maggie
S. Hart, Farrow, New York.
San Francisco, Cal, July 10. Ar, ship
Emily F. Whitney, kahului.
Red Beach, Me-, July 10. Ar, sch. Hattie
G. Luce, Heal, Calais.
Bangor, July 10 Ar, SchS. Nat Aver,
Boston; Post Boy, Port johnson; sid, sch.
Annie r. Lewis, New York.
Pascagoula, July 15 Cid, sch. Lizzie B.
Wiley, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados, June 81. Ar, sch. Eliza j.
Pendleton, Philadelphia.
Melbourne, May 80. In port. ships Luzon,
Hong Kong, May 90. Sid, bark Adolph
Obrig, Amsbury, for Baltimore.
Buenos AyreS, July II. Ar, sch. S. G..
Haskell, Richardson, Boston; u, ar, sch R.
w. Hopkins, Philadelphia; ar, prior to July
IL, bks. Annie Lewis, Smith,. Boston; Ad-
die Morrill,, Park, Portland for Bahia
Blanca.
Port Spain, July II. Sid, sch. Herald,
Reyes, New York.
Pernambuco, July 10. Sid, bark Doris,
Masterton, Port Spain.
Stockholm, June "a Sid, sch Thallium,
Greenland.
Cape Town, June "A. Sid, SCH VIM. B.
Palmer, Port Spain and Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. July 10, lat 36 As, lon. IA OF, sch.
Gladys, Fernandina for Perth AmbOy. Ship
Roanoke, Amsbury, Norfolk for San Fran
cisco, June %, lat. ss n, Ion: 65 W..
been in Bath consulting with builders in
regard to the construction of steam pilot
boat of $50 tons for New York. Mr.. Win
chester is now operating one 900 ton pilot
boat, and he contemplates building three
more.
The four-masted schooner building at
Kelley, Spear & Co.'S yard, Bath, for Capt.
F. J. Hinckley and others, will be named
Frederick W. Day. She will be commanded
by Capt. Frank Oran of Bristol, formerly
master of the schooner Belle Wooster.
On account Of the unusual demand for
lCo DIT DdIIlulOI0, tllc IOuI lldSteu Sell
Merom, loaded with 1,4OO tons of ice, was
towed from Kennebec to Baltimore by the
tug Savage. The expense of towing was
between $500 and 5000.
Brig L. F. Munson, Watts, from Mobile
for Sagna la Grande, foundered during a
gale July Z, when 800 miles N. w of Tortu-
gas. Capt. Watts and his crew were taken
off by steamer Fl Rio, Mason, from New
Orleans for New York, and sent ashore at
Key West July 8 in the pilotbOat Jewett.
Schooner Willie of Stonington, which has
been ashore ON Drunkard's ledge, at the en-
trance of Fox island thoroughfare, for the
past two weeks, has been abandoned. It
would be possible to get her off, but it
would cost more than she is worth.
The work Of repairing the six-masted SCH
George w. Wells, which was damaged by
collision with the sch. Eleanor A. Percy re-
Gently, is now in progress at the yard of
Percy and Small, Bath. A large gang of
men has been set to work on the vessel, and
the repairs will be hurried forward to COM
pleton. A team of horses was pressed into
service to remove the Percy's anchor, which
lodged in the port side of the Wells at the
time of the collision.