The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-10-17
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
FORE OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Oct. II. Sch. American Team, Frankfort.
Oct Is. Sch. Maria Webster, Turner,
Mt Desert
Oct 10. Sch. Mark Pendleton, Bangor
Oct 49, Schs. American Team, New
York; T. c. Pendleton, Ferguson, Balti-
more.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct. 9. Ar, sch. Merrill C.
Hart, Gllchrest, Vinalhaven; TO- ar, schs
Mary L. Crosby, Norfolk; Sarah W. Law
renee, Boston; Edward L. Warren. Bangor
James A. Brown and Druid, Vinalhaven
LAME Cobb, Beal, Annapolis, N. S.; Carrie
E. Look, Veazie, Bangor; IL, ar, sch Paul
Seavey, Providence; -, ar, sch. ]. V. Well
ington, Pattershall, Vineyard Haven; cid,
Olive L. Whittier. Whittier, San Juan; Is,
ar, schs. Annie R. Lewis, Perth Amboy for
Boston; Maggie Mulvey; Perth AAmboy for
Salem, Oct. II. Ar, sch. Helena, Frank
! fort for New York.
Apalachicola, Oct. TO- Ar, sch. Susan n.
Pickering, Boston; II, az, sch. Morris w.
Child, Haskell, B pston.
| Port Townsend, Oct. 7. Sid, ship Fort
George, Mcclure, Port Prize.
Bangor, Oct. 10. Sid, sch. R. F. Hart,
New York; IL, ar, sch. Flora Condor, New
i York; Mark Pendleton, Belfast; Menawa,
Rockland; Harriet Rogers, Mt. Desert.
Frankfort, Oct. TO- Sid, sch. American
Team, New York.
Bath, Oct II. Sch. Emma S. Briggs, Os-
borne, New York.
Baltimore, Oct s. Ar, sch. Gen. Adebert
AmeS, Dodge, ROckland; 9, sid, sch. Eliza
J. Pendleton, Veazie, Mayport; ID, sid, sch.
Pendleton Brothers, Mayport; "A, ar, sch.
Anna Pendleton, Patterson, Rockland.
Mt. Desert, Oct. 8. Ar, sch. Levi Hart,
Pendleton, Belfast.
Park, from Newcastle, N. S. W.
Fernandina, Oct 9. Ar, sch. Sarah D. j..
Rawson, French, New Haven.
Rockland, Oct g. Ar, sch. Henry r. Til
ton, Baltimore.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct. TO- Ar, ship S. D.
Carleton, Amsbury, Honolulu
Charleston, Oct. IS. Sid, sch. John c.
Smith, Mcdonald, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AMER, Aug. q. Passed bark Adolph
Obrig, ,Amsbury, Hong Kong for Baltimore.
CS
Mclean, Baltimore.
Black River, JAM, Sept. 90 In port, SCH
Mark Gray, for n. of Hatteras Ito sail next
day..
tie G. Dixon, Cook, to sail about Oct 9 for
Baltimore; sch. Calumet, Coombs, for Bos-
ton, ready and waiting for wind.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Fernandina, Fla, Oct. u. Sch. Scotia,
Meade, three days out of Cuba, has return
ed to this port leaking and with loss of
anchor.
Dutch Island Harbor, R. l., Oct. 10. Sch.
Florida, from Rockland, Me. for Providence,
arrived here to-day with cargo on fire. She
also has lost foretopmast and jib.
Spoken; Oct. 10, off Winter Quarter,
bark Z. L. Dixon, Savanna-la-Mar for BOS-
ton same date, 20 miles south of Cape Look
out, sch. Flora Rogers, Fernandina for
Boston.
Launched. Four-masted sch. Savannah,
600 tons, was launched at Kennebunkport,
Me-, Oct. 8. She will be commanded by
Captain VIM. Fl. Gould. Vessel will tow to
Portland to fit out.
~ Nassau ,,ss+ n p, Oct; y; Sch Charles 1.
from Port Spain for Philadelphia, has arriv-
ed here with cargo shifted and loss of some
sail and leaking in her upper works. Part
Of cargo will have to be dicharged. The
cargo consists OF 900 tons OF crude asphalt
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. -. Sch. Dora Ali
son, from Boothbay, ice laden, which arrived
at Wilmington, Del, this morning, reports
was in collision off South Shoal lightship
with sch. Lucia Porter, from Belfast, Me-,
for Kings Ferry. The Allison sustained
damage to rails, upper works and rigging
on port side. The Porter carried away bow
spirit and headgear.
The schooner Mary Stewart of Bangor,
for many years familiar on the Penobscot
Bay and river, is being stripped of her spars
and rigging at Bangor, preparatory to being
lowed to Hampden, where she will end her
existence as a landing place for one of the
residents. She was built in Bangor in 1855.
ROckpOrt, Me-, Oct. 8. The sch. M. C.
Haskell finished loading cargo of ice and
sundries for st. Thomas, D. W. l., last Fri
day, from the Rockport Ice Co. Besides
the ice the cargo consisted of white pine
lumber, shingles, about 8 tons of cabbages,
apples, potatoes and a miscellaneous assert
ment of goods from piping for a windmill
to an air rifle.
CHARTERS. Schr. 345 tons, lumber, Fer
nandina to Philadelphia, $5.12A; schr. Ats
tons, lumber, Crandall to New York, $5.5 !;
| schr. 548 tons, lumber, Brunswick to New
York or New Haven. $3.50; sch. 343 tons,
paving blocks, StoningtOn, Me-, to New
York, zoe; sch. 235 tons, fertilizer, Elizabeth
port to Bangor, $1.05; schr. 433 tons, coal,
Philadelphia to arblehead.