The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-05-02

Weymouth.
April 80 Sch. volant, Pendleton, Rock
land.
April 30 Sch. II. S. Boynton, Nutter,
ROckpOrt.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April %. Cid, brig Havilah,
Rivers, Pascagcula; Mary +. Palmer, Trini-
dad; Thelma, Port Royal, S. c.; Melissa A.
Wiley, Satilla; Harry Prescott, Fernan-
dina; Mabel Hooper, d.; sid, sch, Herald,
errors Harbo olG' passed pass City Island, schs
R. F. Hart, New York for Bangor; Sadie
Corey, Hoboken for do. Nightingale, Perth
AmbOy for do. Annie r. Lewis, COxsackie
for do. j; 25, ar, schs. John c. Smith, Bruins
wick Joseph W. Hawthorn, do: 26, ar,
Brunswick for Boston; Isaiah K. Stetson,
Gonaives; Maggie G. Hart, Charleston via
ST. Thomas; sid, ship Erskine NJ Phelps,
AMER; brig Havilah, Ponce; p. ar, sen.
Maud Briggs, Webster, Philadelphia for
Lynn; g, ar. schs. Eliza Eli a. J: ,Pendleten,
schs. Laura, Savannah; Gen. Adeibert
Ames, Fernandina; 20, ar, sch. Star of the
Sea, Savannah via St. Thomas; sid from
City Island schs r. F. Hart, Sadie Corey,
Nightingale and Annie R. Lewis, all bound
east.
Boston, April %. Ar, schs. Mary A, Hall.
| Carrabelle, Fla. Edward L. Warren, Ban.
gor; George W. Wells, Newport News; %,
| sid, bark Alice Reed, Yarmouth, n. S..
schs: Mary Farrow, eastern port; Nat Aver,
and Eagle, Bangor; Lizzie Lane, Hoboken
for Searsport; S. G. Haskell, Richardson,
| Rosario.
Philadelphia, April "a. Ar, sch. A. B.
Sherman, Jacksonville; %, ar, SCH Mary
L. Crosby, Trim, Brunswick; 26, cid, sch,
John E. Develin, Hichborn, Havana.
Portland, April 81. Cid, bark Addie Nor
| rill, Andrews, Rosario.
New York; VIM. Pickering, Vineyard
Haven, for orders; 26, ar, sch. Grace Web
ster, South Amboy; sid, sch. Augustus
Hunt, Norfolk.
Brunswick, Ga, April 80 Sid, sch. AL.
media media Wiley, New York "a, ar, sch. Methe-
besec, Dry Tortugas; sid, schs. Viola Rep
ar, sch. Edward II. Blake, New York 29'
York. ~ '''' o ''''"''' Nc"
Fernandina, Fla, April %. Ar, sch. Pen
dleton Sisters, Davies, Philadelphia; 20, ar,
sch. Herald, Keyes, New York.
Gladys, Colson, New York (and cleared 9th Stii
for Charleston) cid, sch. Helena, Fernald,
Frankfort.
Savannah, April %. Ar, sch. VIM. H.
Sumner, Pendleton, New York; q, sid, sch.
Anna Pendleton, Patterson, Perth Amboy.
Helen G. Moseley, Pensacola for Boston
Sadie Corey, Hoboken for Bangor; Flora
Condor, New York for Bangor; William
Slater, H0boken for Belfast; Sarah L. Davis,
New York for Bowdoinham
San Francisco, April 25 Sid, ship Emily
F. Whitney, Kahului.
Wilmington mil oc Ola ,al,
Henry R. Tilton, New York.
Snow, Bahama
Charleston. S. c., April 20. Ar, sch.
Gladys, Colson, New York.
Norfolk, April 90 Sid from Hampton
h9ads, park Ethel, Washington, d. c.
Pascagoula: April 80. Ar, sch. Ella G.
Eells, Havana.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Janeiro, April 23 Ar, bark Jose
phine, Mclean, Baltimore; "a, sid, bark
Glad Tidings, Baltimore.
Liverpool, E., April 3d. Sid, ship Roa-
noke, Amsbury, Norfolk.
Melbourne, April o. Ar, ship IuzOn.
New York
Hong Kong, March Is. In port, ship Paul
Revere, wilson, for Japan and New York !;
Sea Witch. Howes, from Manila; bark
Abolph Obrig, Amsbury, for Baltimore.
HIUl dltdl, "A pIll IdSShu, sen. George
{. Thomas, Kent, Trapani for Gloucester.
Mass
=; Santiago, April &C. Ar, sch. Nimbus
Philadelphia.
Colon. April 27. Sid, SCH Wellheet,
= Freemantle, March 20 In port ship W. II.
Conner, Colcord, for Newcastle and Manila
Havana, April %. Sid. schs Ella G. Eells,
Gushman, Pascagoula; Lyman NJ. Law,
Blake, Bristol.
Sydney, N. S. W., March Is. Sid ship
Abner Coburn, from Newcastle for Homo
lulu; 20, in port ship Emily Reed, do. for do. :;
St. Nicholas, do. for do.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Brig Leonora, Monroe, Black
River for New York April 26, 80 miles S. f.
OF Barnegat (by steamer TalSman).
Sch. Levi Hart, from Brunswick for New
York arrived at Delaware Break water April
9th with loss of jibbOOm.
Barque Annie Reed, Norton, from New
YORK Tor Bahia, before reported ashore near
entrance to latter port, filled with water
when she struck but was afterward floated
and grounded in shoal water. She had a
general cargo, valued at $2S,7OO, which was
saved in damaged condition. The vessel
was in bad condition, and it was thought
she would be total loss.
Boston, April y. Early yesterday morn
ing the bark Alice Reed, Capt. Ford, for
Yarmouth, n. S., which had been anchored
on South Boston flats for several days await
ing favorable opportunity to put to sea,
dragged from her position and was forced
by the high wind against the bulkhead next
to the Metropolitan coal company's wharf
at South Boston. Before any damage re-
suited the bark was towed to safe anchor
age by the tug-boat Pallas.
London, April 20. The American ship R.
ID R5ce Of San Francisco, Calf, Capt VIM,
from Philadelphia, has been burned and is
total loss. The R. D. Rice was a three
masted wooden ship of 21o6 tons net, owned
by the California "a. Shipping Co., Of San Fran
cisco, The vessel was built in Thomaston,
Me-, in 1888 by S. Watts & Co., and was Of
the following dimensions: Length 1921
feet, breadth 43.7 feet and depth 1877 feet.
The Rice sailed from Philadelphia on Nov
20, 1900, making the voyage to Hiogo in 142
days.
PROSPECT FERRY. William McMann of