The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-09-26
SHIP NEWS.
: OR OF BELFAST.

OR OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Sept. p. Sch. Levi Hart, Pendleton,
Perth Amboy.
Sept. 81. Schs. Merrill c. Hart, Black
Look, Veaze, Bangor.
Sept. %. Sch Norman, Gray, Bangor.
IN PORT.
Schs. F. c. Pendleton and Lucia Porter,
repairing; Levi Hart and Brgadier, dis
charging; j. V. Wellington and Minnie
Chace, unchartered.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Sept. 16. Ar, sch. Olive 7.
Whittier, Whittier, St. Croix; II, passed
City Island, sch. Maggie Mulvey, Portland ;
1S, sch. Maggie Hurley, Gross, Stonington,
Me-; 49,, sid, schs. Sarah D. j. Rawson,
II. Grant, Virginia; A. Hayford, Wadlin,
Searsport; Florence Leland, Rockland; q,
passed City Island, sch. Young Brothers,
Allen, kennebec for Baltimore; %, sch.
Sarah L.. Davis, Pattershall, Bangor for
New York; Emma S. Briggs, Osborne, Bath
for New York.
Boston, Sept. 81. Ar, sch. Leona, Lane.
Rockport; Chester R. Lawrence, do. %, ar,
SCH Mary Farrow, Perry, Calais.
Boothbay Harbor, Sept. 81. Ar, sch. Liz
zie Lane, Sullivan for New York.
Bangor, Sept II. Ar, sch: VIM. Slater,
We We Mt Desert sid, sch Webster Barn
New York; IS, sid, schs. Melissa Trask,
New York Mary Ann Mccain, do. Isaiah
K. StetSOn, Frankfort to load for New York :;
Samos, do. 20, sid, sch. Annie R. Lewis,
New York; Thomas Hix, Ryan, Boston.
Bridgeport, Sept. 16, Ar, sch. Flora Con-
don, Bangor.
Perth Amboy, Sept. IS. Sid, sch. Young
Brothers, Washington; 20, sid, sch. R. F.
Hart, Dodge, Bangor.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10. At Breakwater,
sch. Henry Sutton, Rogers, for Boston; %,
ar, sch. Young Brothers, Kennebec; sid,
sch Henry Sutton, Boston.
New Bedford, Sept 20. Ar, sch. Paul
Seavey, Chase, Hyannis.
Providence, Sept. 20. Ar, sch. Charlotte
T. Sibley, Philadelphia.
Rockland, Sept. 90. Ar, sch. Methebesec,
New York; sid, sch. Webster, Barnard,
Bangor for New York; ar, sch. A. W. Ellis,
Winterport, Sept. IS. Ar, sch. Helena,
Perth AmbOy.
Vineyard Haven, Sept. 20. In port, sch.
Emma S. Briggs, Kennebec for New York.
Brunswick, Ga, Sept. IS. Ar, schr. John
wick, Drinkwater, New York 20, sid, sch
John c. Smith, Gilmore. Sapelo; y, ar, sch.
VIM. II. Sumner, PendletOn, New York; Ar
thur Seitz Camden.
Lubec, Sept II. Ar schs. Chas F. Sears,
New York c. R. Flint, Philadelphia.
Portland, Sept. %. Sch. r. F. Pettigrew,
Morse, Wiscasset, to finish loading for
Demerara.
San Francisco, Sept. Is. Ar, ship Emily
Reed, Baker, Honolulu.
Tacoma, Wash, Sept. %. Sid, bark Cory
phene, Davis, Salinas Cruz.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. % Ar, sch.
Annie r. Lewis, Bangor for Bridgeport
E. Palmer, Haskell, Bangor.
Baltimore, Sept. %. Ar, sch. Pendleton
Brothers, Kneeland, Rockland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Savanna la Mar, Sept. IA. Sid, bark C. P.
Dixon, New York.
Montevideo, Sept. 10: Ar, bark Alice
Reed, Ford, Yarmouth, n. S.
bark Herbert Fuller, Nash, New York.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. 10. Ar, bark Adde
Morrill,, Park, Rosario.
Nagasaki, Japan, Sept. q. Sid, ship Bang
alore, Blanchard, Port Townsend.
MARINE MISCELLANY
New Bedford, Mass, Sept. 20. Sch. Susan
Stetson (of Bucksport), Perkins, from New
York for an Eastern port, arrived below to-
day with loss Of maintOpmaSt.
The schooner Lizzie Williams bound from
Calais for Boston arrived at Salem, Mass,
Friday leaking about 5000 strokes an hour,
having sprung aleak off Cape Ann.
The Dominion liner Cambroman, which
arrived in Portland Sept. 10th had head
winds and heavy transforms all the way
over, and struck fog on the Banks which
caused the speed to be greatly reduced.
The total number of vessels built in the
various yards of the United States in August
was 1870 wooden sailing ships, 63 steam
wooden vessels, one steel sailing ship and
eight steel steamers, three of the latter be-
ing more than $500 tons each.
A fOur-maSted sch. will be built next win
ter, by E. & l. K. Stetson at their yard in
Brewer, Me. The vessel is to be command
ed by Capt. Charles Trask of the three
master Isaiah K. Stetson. She will be the
first four-master ever built there.
Carleton, Norwood & Co. of Rockport
contracted with parties to build four
masted SCH of 1900 tons register, to be
begun as soon as the vessel now under con-
struction at their yard is completed.
Notice is given that on or about Oct. Is,
the intensity of the light at the Great Duck
Island light station will be increased from
fifth to fourth order. No other change will
be made This station is located on the
southerly extremity of Great Duck Island,
and about miles to the southwark of
Mount Desert Island, Me.