The Republican journal., 1902-10-16
Adams. Fletcher, Baltimore for jackson

Vile.
Hssfe safeeSonRe Ressrdson Hss p Provdenee to load
at Mayport for n. of Hatteras.
Honolulu. Sept %. Sid, ship S. D. Carle-
ton, Amsbury, Port Townsend.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cochin, Oct s. Sid. bark Adam W. Spies,
New York
Barbados, Sept D. Sid. bark Penob-
scot, McCauder, Singapore for Boston; q,
sid. sch. Edith G. Folwell, Trinidad and n.
OF Hatteras
Victoria, B. c., Sept. 80. Ar. ship VIM.
II. Macy, Cape Town.
,Foochoo, Oct. 1s Sid ship State OF
Maine, Singapore and New York.
St. John, n B., Oct. 13. Ar. sch. Manuel
r. Curza, Boothbay.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
One hundred and twenty-five schooners
passed Chatham Oct. Z, bound east.
San Francisco, Oct. 4. Ship Henry B.
Hyde, Mcleod, from Baltimore for this
port, which put into Cape Town Aug. II
with cargo heated, resumed her voyage to-
day.
H. G. Mose'ey, from Fernandna, bound
north. Sept IS, lat. - n, Ion. &c w, ship
AbGer Coburn, Sleeves, Baltimore for San
Francisco.
Vineyard Haven, Oct. TO- Sch Silas Nc,
Loon, from DamariscOtta for South AmbOy
lost one anchor, parted jib stay and broke
gaff during heavy westerly wind on Nan
tucket Shoals yesterday She procured an
other anchor, made temporary repairs here
and will proceed. Sch. Loduskia, from
Stonington for New York, lost one anchor
near Shovelful Shoals yesterday. She pro-
cured another here and proceeded. Oct
II, sch. J. v Wellington, Pattershall, Car
rtS off
Cross Rip this morning blew away foresail
procured another sail here and pro
ceeded Sch Silas McLoon, before reported
here in distress, made temporary repairs
and sailed this morning for South Amboy.
Rockland, Oct. 10. Sch. Lillian of Cas-
south of White Head life saving station
about s O'Clock last night, striking on the
ledges. She was leaking badly, but with
the assistance from crew of the life saw
ing station was kept atloat and towed into
Rockland this noon... Sch. Maud Seward
of Deer Isle, from New York, grounded on
the Lower Middle while going into Boston
Oct S, but was toated on the next tide by
tug Dolphin without apparent injury...-
Sch. Carrie c. Miles, loaded with 1,400
barrels of lime. grounded on the ledge in
her dock at low tide this morning. Her
seams opened and she is burning. The
vessel, which is valued at $4,000, had
York. The matches have been sealed to
smother the fire.
CHARTERS. Sch. Iona Tunnel, Phladel-
phia to Cienfuegos, coal, 50. Sch. NJ. B.
Seavey, Port Tampa to Baltimore, phos-
phate rock, p. t. Schs. Hamburg and Char
ley Bucki, Eddyville to Boston, with
cement, 15c. Bark Olive Thurlow, Phila-
delphia to Charleston, coal, 9Oc. Sch. Nisi-
tor, Mobile to Philadelphia, dry cypress,
81. Sch. Daylight, Philadelphia to Beverly,
75c. Sch. Jennie Iippett, do to Portland,
coal, 75c Sch. Lois V. Chaples, Pictou to
Bar Harbor, coal, S. Six English steamers,
Swansea to Boston, with an aggregate of
$1,000 tons of coal, IS. to IS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. On or about Oct.
80 the two fixed red lens lantern lights at
the Breakwater, northerly side of the en-
trance to Rockland Harbor, Me-, will be
discontinued and there will be established
in the lantern on the structure recently
erected on the Breakwater, % feet northerly
from the present lights light of the fourth
order flashing white every seconds. The
focal plane of the l"ht will be 80 feet above
mean high water. The light will illuminate
the entire horizon and will be visible II l-2
miles to the eye of the observer Is feet
above the sea.